New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-02-06
The Ways Of the Wicked:

Reports of the murder of S. M. Kimball, a
butcher of Pipe Stone City, Dakota, which
have been circulated, proveto be a hoax. He
left Pipe Stone City presumably to buy cattle
Mars, Iowa. He left his shop in charge of
Harrington, from whom he had lately p,1r-
chased it.
q y. jackson, a miner, was shot and killed at
Roslyn, w. T., by Tom Brannon, also min
er who came from Chicago five weeks ago.
Both men were drunk and the affair occurred
in dance house. Roslyn is in arms. in an
ticipation of the arrival ofminers from Illinois.
The sheriff has large posse, besides United
States deputy marshals The governor re-
fuses to furnish militia
The state closed it's testimony in the Brown
family poisoning case at Mason City, Iowa.
In the community there is but little or no ex-
preston of sympathy favorable to the de-
fendant, although it is n OF generally regarded
that the state has made a very strong case
galnst her. They have shown probably a
motive and that is about ALL The case may
be submitted to the jury without testimony
from any of defendants witnesses. The de-
fendant appears sanguine that she will &C
quilted.
New Iberia, Louisiana, regulators rode
into town and hanged Jim Rosemond
lcolored) on the center beam of the bridge.
Rosemond had been brought in by them on
horseback. They stopped the horse on the
bridge threw rope over the beam and drove
the horse from under theunfortunate wretch
They then returned to the country cor
oner's jury decided that death was caused by
strangulatlon. The citizens are indignant
atthe outrages committed by the regulators,
and say steps must be taken to stop them
Rosemond was fifty ears old and leaves a
wild ow.
DR.. Olsen, a Scandinavian physician, came
to Albert Lea, Mimi, from Northwood, Iowa
last summer, and being connected with Jen-
sens drug store, soon had calls to practice
He is said to be afflicted with the morphine
ha b1t and since last Christmas has not been
considered sane. Oneday on several previ Gus
occasions, he became violent, and started to
kill his young wife with a razor She
snatched the razor from his hand as he was
pulling it out of it's case and ran to a neigh
boris house, the mistress of which returned
home with her. The doctor then tried to
choke his wife, and officers had to be called
to restrain the lunatic He is now under
close guard until the arrival of his father,
who is a travelling man.
William O'Brien was lodged in the Clonmel
Jail to undergo the sentence of four months
imprisonment imposed on him at Carrick-on-
SUR fer offenses under the crimes act When
ordered to remove his civilian clothing and
don the prison garb Mr.. O'Brien refused to
obey the order, whereupon he was seized by
the wardens and his clothing was forcibly
removed. His beard was then shaved off.
He made desperate resistance, and was ex-
hausted by his effort to prevent the removal
of his clothing. The prostration of Mr..
O'Brien after his struggle with the wardens
was SO severe that twas deemed best to sum-
mon a priest to him. Nationalist are
greatly agitated over the treatment of Mr.
O'Brien. 1t is stated that he was severely
injured on the body during the struggles
with the wardens, and that he is still much
Frustrated. He wears only shirt, refusing
to put on the prison garb.
oh. Womack a travelling man, and M r. Al
mutt were in the room with Hon j. NJ. Clayton
when he was assassin ated at Plummer-
vile Ark. Clayton had been nervous all the
evening, and was pacing the floor with his
hands in his pockets. He walked toward the
window, over which the blind was partially
drawn, and was in the act of sitting down
when a shot was fred through the window
1t was found that a load Of buck shot had
been fred through the window, taking effect
in the right side of the neck, breaking it, one
bullet passing clear through He fell back in
his char and then over on the floor. There is
no clue to the perpetrator of the outrage,
but pistol was found underneath the win
dow, which may probably lead to the dis
covery OF the assassin. A large number of
citizens effort Smith have signed a denounce-
ment of the assassination at Plummerville
Of il ohm M Clayton, and subscribed to pop
ular fund to be offered as reward for the ar
rest and conviction OF the assassin.