New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-12-18
SINFUL SETTINGS,

Mrs. Emma Polsky and her son, aged ff-
teen, shot and mortally wounded Robert
kennedy, their landlord, neor Stockton, Cal.
DR.. E. M. Murray of Philadelphia is to be
prosecuted by the Order of Fraternal Guar
dams for attempt to defraud by false report
OF death of ono of it's members.
A man giving the name of Thomas Souter
gave himself up at Portland, Or, saying hes
had absconded from Blairegown, Scotland,
with money belonging to several local bodies.
A duel with swords was fought near Buda-
Pesth, Hungary, by Count Karolyi and Count
Lazar and the latter was severely wounded
The trouble arose over a quarrel in the dict
John DAILY, who murdered the venerable
Joseph c. G. Kennedy, July 81, 1887, COM
mitted suicide at St. Elizabeth Hospital for
the insane in Washington.
Charles q. G. Breen, a trusted employee OF
the Pennsylvania railroad at Dayton, O.,
was arrested in Chicago charged with steal
ing goods from the railroad company and
with an accomplice pocketing the proceeds
of their sale.
In Chicago James Quicker threw cup of
nitric acid at E. B. Sutherland, burning him
severely, a paper Sutherland was reading
saving his face from destruction Quicker
Sutherland informed the police Of the fact.
The fact has just transferred that expert
craftsman entered the office of C. A. Why
land & Co., commission merchant on Pacific
avenue, Chicago, opened the safe in the most
workman-like manner and carried off about
$4,000 worth of securities, most OF them
negotiable.
Although the attorneys for the United
toto how -
cept bonds in the amount of $25, 900 Of
fered for the appearance of Phelps Perrin,
tho suspected Hurley bank robber, in the ac-
ton in tort suit brought against him, Sher-
if Mattson has released him on his own re-
spoons Utility.
young Swede, living near Stockholm,
Wis, got drunk on alcohol broke down
81 900 worth of tombstones in the grave
yard of that village, and, going into a barn,
near by, slashed a COW to death He left his
bottle and one mitten in the barn, by means
OF which his identity was discovered. He did
not deny having committed the atrocities
traced to him, but said he had no recollec-
ton of what he did while drunk.
George and Joe Hess were crossing the
farm of Fielding Hall west of Newbraka City
when Hall came out and ordered them off
the premises, Zoe Hess drew revolver and
shot at him, but without effect. Hall Sc
cured his shotgun and riddled George with
one load. BE then fired at Joe, but the lat
ter got behind his horse and the animal
caught the load. The brothers then went
home and securing the aid of friend heavily
armed, returned in search of Hall.
bloody fracas occurred at For Pierre be-
tween j. Lou Hallett and Robert Thielman
over the ownership of the Fort Pierre Herald.
I 11o%+ aIl-
Herald as an office and picked up by large
club which was used as poker and struck
Thielman wicked blow on the head while
the latter's back was turned. Thielman's
head was badly smashed. United States
Marshal Harris went, over and secured
Hallett's arrest Hailett Mas bound over to
the grand jury on a charge of assault with
intent to kill
James Macdonald, a farmer near Grand
Rapids Mich, has employed a farm hand by
the name of Gilmore for some years past.