New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-12-11
DoINGs OF THE WICKED.


4 Cashier Perrin, accused of the Hurley bank
robbery, is rearrested in civil proceedings
brought by the express company.
R. P. Halliday, the man who wrecked the
National bank of Mount Gilead Ohio, plead
ed guilty of emil ezzlement, and was sentenced
to seven years in the penitenitary.
The wife OF a member of the Ottawa civil
service commission, Mrs Colin Campbell, has
eloped with Fred O'Connor, well known
man about town.
Rev. William Petit was arrested at Colum-
bus, Ohio, charged with poisoning his wife
while living at Shawneetown, Ind Petit is
the grand prelate of the Indiana commandery,
Knights Templar.
William Jackson, a chopper in a tie camp
near olton, Mo-, had fight with John
Ryder, the camp cook. Each man was armed
with an axe, and the fight continued until
both were fatally wounded.
Several boy s in Chicago stole several bot
ties of whisky and drank freely, from the eff
fects of which one of them, John Mahoney,
died few hours later. Several others are in
a critical condition and may die.
Recently mob attacked the China inland
and Methodist Episcopal missions at Kau-
Kang and destroyed both chapels and an
opium refuge and stoned the officials who at
tempted to interfere.
R. L. Hendrix and Edward Mills cores
pondents of out-of-town newspapers, were
arrested in Buffalo, N. Y. on an Indictment
charging them with blackmailing the family
of Judge Loran T. Lewis.
Robest L. Johnson, the negeo who has been
in jail at st. Cloud, Mimi, for the past five
months, charged with highway robbery and
grand larceny was adjudged insane and taken
to the asylum at St. Peter. His alleged COM
panion IN crime, Earl Goddard, will be tried.
/, Judge Alexander Laidlaw ofOakland, Call,
who recently caused q scandal by appearing
in public in an intoxicated condition, apollo
gized from the bench condemned himself Sc
verely, and imposed upon.himself a fine of
$50, which he paid over to the bailiff.
At Newton. L. l., paint mill was burned.
Next day in the ground beneath was found
moonshiners' nest In the watts were2, 900 gal.
lows mash, and it has been running ten years.
Warrants are out for three men, one of them
being justice of the peace.
The further the investigation into the al.
fairs ofW. III. Furstman, the defaulting brok.
er and money lender agent of Hudson, Burr
& Co., of Bloomington Ill.,. proceeds, the worse
it looks The work OF checking up the loans
made by the absconder is nearly completed,
and the defalcation is already $l43, 900, with
some transactions yet to hear from. Hud
son, Burr & Co., a few days ago offered a re
ward of 81, 600 for the arrest of Furstman
and have scattered his portraits far and near
So far,not single trace has been discovered
Harry Carlton, alias Happy Harry" the
murderer of Policeman Brennan, was hanged
at the tombs prison, New York. The process
sion to the gallows started at 1923 o'clock
Following the hangman came Sheriff Flank
and Uudersheriff Sexton. Then came Carl
ton. He looked pale, but maintained thai
] steady nerve which he all along displayed
/ When near the gallows the sheriff aud under
sheriff stepped to one side and Atkinson al
once adjusted the moose, pulled the black caI
4 over Cartoons head, gave signal and tht
murderer OF Policeman Brennan swung into
j the air. few convulsive witches and al
i was over. The execution was as near per
fiction as such things can be. There was NJ
evidence of bungling, and the sheriff expressed
himself as satisfied.
lodged in Jail at Sioux City, Iowa, for tn
murder of James Dugeeon nearSloan. Bal
hood had existed between Shannon and Dug
geon for year or more over property inter
ests, their farms adjoining. While Duggeo1
and wife were driving along the highway
Shannon and Trimble emerged from tn
roadside, and with an oath Shannon levele.
a shotgun at Dungeon and fred the charge
/ striking Duggeon in the breast Trimbl
/ fired a revolver at Mrs. Dnggeon, but Misse,
her. The assassins then ran, and Duggeol
followed them about sixty yards and lei