New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-23
The World OF Criminals.

The Pennsylvania board of pardons has
declined to interfere in the case of Pietro
Baranovoski, sentenced to be hanged Oct.
23 for tho murder of two women.
A dance near Olequa, Or, was attended
by number OF drunken half breeds and In
dams. A general fight ensued in which
Henry Julius was killed by Ed. Patterson
and several men we're badly hurt.
The five Apache Indians who were tried and
convicted of murder at Florence, Ariz., have
been sentenced to be hanged. Three were ac-
cused of the murder of Diehl two years ago,
and two with the murder of Jones.
H. D. Gregg, for many years private secre-
tary of Gen Sheridan when the general had
his headquarters in Chicago, and for some
time department clark at Washington, and
later. a newspaper man at Omaha, was SEN
fenced to the penitentiary at Kansas City
tor i've years for horse stealing.
At Massillson, o., thepolice arrested aman
said to be Ike Morgan, the leader of adesrer~
ate gang of burglars and safe blowers that
has operated in Eastern Indiana and Vest
ern Ohio. Morgan had been living with his
wife at Massillon for some time After hisar-
e.
merchandise of all kinds in large quantities.
and also a fine outfit of burglars tools.
William Grant Eberhardt applied IN court
for change of name, giving as his reason
that he did not want to bear the name of his
father, who, he alleged, murdered his infant
brother two yeaes ago in Lawrence, Kan.
The father now lives in Chicago His sons
ann1ioation for chan IF narna Was tho
first intimation received that he (the father)
was considered by his family murderer. The
police will investigate the charge.
Mrs. O'Brien was thrown from the sixth
story of tenement house in New York
with her three months-old girl in her arms,
and both were killed by striking the pave
ment in the court yard of the building. Mrs.
O'Brien had recently quarreled with her hus-
band. O'Brein was found drinking with two
other men in his apartments, after the bodies. ot
his wife and child were picked up. The
three men claim to know nothing about
the tragedy. They were arrested. It is said
that O. Brein threatened to punish his wife
for going to a funeral without his permits
sion.
The village of Bellevile, four miles south O f
OMAHA is greatly excited over the robbery
of the proprietor of the only two stores in
town by brace Of masked men. The men
entered the store of Oscar Kayser shortly
after o'clock, just as he was closing up and
compelled him at the point of o revolver to
hand over the receipts Of the day. They then
made him walk across the street to the store
OF Mr.. Wright, whom they also relieved of all
his cash. They took gold watch from Mr..
Wright son, who, together with Mrs. Wright,
| ;,o& l,oe ~ 49, ho+
PEELED all four to stand in a row while the
two escaped in the timber.
| A desperate fight with knives occurred be-
tween two farmers in the neighborhood OF
| Spring Hollow, near Lebanon, Mo-. The
daughter of. W. Hardy became greatly
| attached to S. a. Lamson. Her father for.
| babe her having anything to do with the
| young man, and when Hardy met her riding
! behind Lamson on a horse, he ordered her to
dismount. The girl obeyed; and this SO en-
ragged Lamson thathe attacked Hardy with
/ a knife plunging it into the latter's body
| no less than twelve times. Hardy managed
to unseath his weapon and inflicted five
wounds on his adversary's body. 1t is re-
| ported that neither can recover.
Frank Hessler and his three brothers, mem,
bers of family which has long been the ter.
l
! Ohio, the seat of Oterbein university, got
| drunk and assaulted Mayor III. P. Andrews
whom Frank Hessler knocked down. Then
| the crowd defed arrest. A posse was sworn
| in and pursued the brothers to their home
The drunken men opened fire on the posse
! About thirty shots were fred. Marshal j
| w. Oyler was shot in the shoulder and will
die from the wound. Frank Hessler received
three or four wounds. He escaped to Galena
where he had them dressed. They are pro
nounced dangerous 1t is thought one o.
| the Hesslers was killed, as he cannot be
found. Old man Hessler and two y young mer
| named Moore were arrested.
While attending burial at Sleepy Hol
low cemetery at Concord, N. h, two gentle
men discovered that the grave Of
Ralph Waldo Emerson had been disturbed
The authorities were notified, and fonnd thai
the grave had been opened, exposing the
casket. William Farrar. the undertaken is
authority for the statement that although
| the Emerson casket was uncovered it was not
| opened by the vandals who were apparent
| " frightened away before they could accom-.