New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-05-08
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Frank Cady, who had charge of the San
Simon cattle company's ranch at Deer Creek
New Mexico line, was shot through both legs
and then put on a stove and roasted to
death by Indians last week
City Marshal Byrnes of Ironwood captured
robber named Martin Vale at High
Bridge, Wis, who had stolen 81 900 in gold
from his roommate Nearly all the money
stolen was found on Wales person.
James A. Kelly, yardmaster of the Chicago
ST. Paul & Kansas City railroad, shot and
mortally wounded Harry McMullen at Chi
cago. McMulen had attacked Kelly with a
knife. There was an old grudge between the
men growing out of a switchmen's strike
some time ago. resulting in McMullen and
others being thrown out of employment.
Jerry O'Shea. who was shot at H hawthorne.
Wisconsin, by Charles Hannifn, is lying in a
precarious condition, and his recovery is
doubtful. All effects to probe for the two
balls, one of which is in the left groin and
the other in the leg, have been unsuccessful
Inc preliminary examination of Hannifn
was postponed on account of his Victims
condition. Hannifin still maintains that the
shooting was done in self-defense
The body of an unknown man was found
by the men of the mounted infantry, while
skirmishing in Fort Range Manitoba, with
a. bullet hole through his head and a reyol-
yer by his side. His pockets were turned in
side out and nothing Of value or anything
thereby his identity could be established
was found about the body. The body was
that OF well-dressed young man, about
twenty three years of age. He had evidently
been dead two or three weeks.
Gordon Young a man well known about
town was broE .S.v before ;r;>c!ice mag
istrate at Winnipeg for a preliminary exz
animation On a charge of forging the name
of city real estate dealer to cheque for q
considerable amount While the examina-
ton was in progress the prisoner by some
means got hold of the check and quickly
swallowed it. The crown counsel prosecutor
and magistrate are now at a loss to know
what to do. {ls s 8ss III
john Peterson died at Parnell, Traverse
couhty, Mimi, last January, very suddenly,
Sof'heart disease, as it was alleged at the time.
Eately, however, there has been q growing
sentiment in the neighborhood that Peter
'son met his death by foul means, and recent
: y the body was exhumed and examined, when
it was found that he had been killed by q
blow on the back Of the head by some blunt
instrument. Who inflicted the blow is still
mystery.
Andrew iGregorie, proprietor of the Sag
NAV hotel at Marquette, Mich, shot his al.
legged wife, killing her instantly, and then
shot himself in the right temple. The couple
came from East Saginaw. Gregorie is well
connected, has wealthy brothers and is him
self well to do. The couple has quarreled ter
ribly lately. Gregories wounds are not fatal.
though he was fearfuly cut and bruised with
a large water pitcher in the hands of the
woman before the shooting took place Both
are supposed to have been drunk. Five hum
bred dollars was found on the weman's
body.
Judge Parker at Fort Smith, Ark, SEN
fenced to death Jack Spaniard, Frank Capel,
William Walker, Joe Martin and Elsie ames
for murders committed in the Indian Terri
tory. They will die on July II. Spaniard
killed an officer in trying to rescue prisoner
feed in this case Capel killed his sweetheart
through jealousy. His mother died of grief
and his father died suddenly on hearing of
his sons conviction Walker brutally Killed
Colvin Church. Elsie James is the second
woman sentenced here for murder. She and
ner sister killed. {; nlfed man and hid the
body.
A jury was secured at Cumberland, Nd, to
try Melvin G. Garlitz for the murder of his
wife on March %. An exciting scene oc-
cured in the while Samuel King was giving
his testimony. He described how Garlitz
stood over his wife in the street and fred
four shots into her body. Before the witness
concluded Joseph White, father OF the
murdered woman, sprang from his seat with
a cry OF agony and rage Selling a chair
he rushed towards the prisoner, but the po-
lice laid hands upon him before his could
reach the object OF his wrath. White was
removed to the judges room, but the excite
ment was SO great that twenty minutes
elapsed before the trial was resumed.