New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-09-18
The World OF Criminals.

BY the arrest OF Frank Watson and five
others the authorities will be able to rid
Northern Wyoming OF a gang of wholesale
horse thieves.
The trial of Henry Ives for fraudulently
issuing 100000 of Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton stock was begun in New York. The
charge is felony.
Wadena, the Indian on trial at Princeton,
Mimi, for shooting at Magnussen, the affair
which caused the Mile Laos scare some time
ago, is acquitted.
Ind, charged with completely in White Cap
outrages. The prisoners are mostly infuen-
tial men and heads of families.
Annie E. Laconey was found dead in her
room atMerchantville, N. j., with her throat
cut. The terrible crime was committed by n
burglar He had tried to ravish the Cir, and
robbed the house.
At San Pedro, Cal, John McGuf1le shot and
killed his divorced wife, who had refused to
return to him. and then shot himself in the
breast, infiicting a fatal wound.
Jonas Carlson commenced suit in Chicago
against Lawyer Forrest and his parents for
SIS. 900 damages sustained in forcibly re-
moving some of the blood stains from the
famous cottage
Lambert LEM, of st. Cloud, Mimi. the pa
pient who was committed to the insane asy
lum at St. Peter, has succeeded in committing
suicide. While in custody he had to be con-
stantly watched. The superintendent states
that he was placed in a dormitory with two
~ hor n tiantS and fo5 !,
minutes. Nevertheless, he succeeded in
strangling himself with q strip OF sheeting
strung over the bedstead.
Eben Dale, aged forty five a Boston man
ufacturer, committed suicide at Fresh Water
Cove, Mass, by shooting himself in the head
with q pistol. Mr.. Dale was one of the best
known men il Boston. In addition to his
other business interests, he was treasurer OF
the Dexter wooden mills and selling agent for
William Trumbull & Co., New York The di-
rectors of the Dexter mills, who were in SEES
sion, state that the business is prosperous;
that there are no complications and that
they know no reason for Mr.. Dale's deed
For the last fifteen months Rudolph
Schnau belt, the Chicago anarchist, who is
supposed to have thrown the fatal bomb in
the Haymarket riot, has been living in Lon.
don under the protection of an archistna
Penkert. The utmost secrecy has been OBJ
served with regard to Schnaubelt's presence
in London but recently his identity was dis.
covered and his patron changed his quarters.
1t is now learned that Schnaubelt has fled
the city, fearing that he would be arrested
and extradited to Chicago. 1t is thought
that he has gone to Copenhagen.
| Eugene Clark, shipping clerk in Henry
Stewards wholesale drug store, Tacoma was
seen by his employer to fall insensible. 1t
| was discovered that he had swallowed dose
| of atropia. In his room a woman named
Florence was found on the bed with the back
of her head shot off. Acorner's inquest was
held, at which it was shown that the woman
had taken q man with whom she had been
drinking to Clark room; that Clark quar-
relied with this man, and finally shot the
woman dead, and he then went off and pois-
| oned himself. Clark came from ST. Paul.
Aman wasfound yesterday on the prairie
about five miles from Candy, Mimi, having,
as near as can be ascertained, been murder
ed. At the coroners inquest it was learn
ed that he came from Michigan, going out to
| Dakota Not being satisfied with the
country he came back. and had been work
ing around a threshing machine for about
two weeks, when he was taken sick Then he
hired to work for one Andrew SWenson