New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-05-21
SINFUL SETTINGS,

Near Star Lake, N. Y, Henry Farney sh OF
and instantly killed William Montrieff They
were neighbors, and had an angry dispute.
which led to the murder.
Near Meridian Miss White Caps set fire
to the cabin OF a negro named Anderson
Anderson ran out fred into the crowd, kill
ing Louis Land and wounding two others
and escaped.
Leander Pasco, a prominent citizen of the
town of Burman, Warren county, N. Y, was
waylaid and murdered. The dead man g
back was riddled with buck shot. Revenge
was the motive for the crime.
Edmund Sturgis Crawford, charged with
having, on May a. 1888, while messenger
of the American Exchange National Bank OF
New York, stolen $41, 900. was arrested at
Philadelphia on the arrival of the steamship
Signe from Ruitan, Honduras.
A battle took place between two opposing
forces of cowboys twenty-five miles south of
Oklahoma City. The difficulty is reported
to have arisen over different constructions
OF the herd law. Five men are reported
killed, three fatally injured and four slightly
wounded.
terrible high binder tragedy occurred on
ranch in Colusa comfy, All Won, All
Chung and All Toy, Chinese wooden oppers,
occupied an isolated cabin. Not having
been seen tor several days a visit was paid to
the cabin and the bodies of All Chung and
All Toy found literally cut to pieces and
partially devoured by coyotes. The cutting
had been done with an axe.
William Rewey, and ex-Postmaster, Oliver
Olson, had some difficulty in saloon in La
Crosse. Rewey struck, Olson with his fist,
killing him instantly. The murderer made
his escape, but was run down and captured
at Onalaska. Rewey was barkeeper and
the attack was made or Olson because he
declined to pay bill for drinks to the am cunt
of fifty cents.
In New York police court, Raymon Car
roll, son of the mayor of Rochester, n Y,
was held to bail on the charge of assaulting
Judith Torey, with whom he is said to have
been living for some time. Miss Torey says
Carroll squandered SIS 1000 of her money in
gambling, and then got drunk and blackened
her eye. She inherited $40, 900 from her ia.
Their, a New Orleans lawyer
The bank defalcation a Albany, N. Y, is
developing most extraordinary facts. The
denial of William Gould that he had any.
thing to do with the matter is disaproved
by the fact that the firm to which he belong
ed confessed Judgment in favor of the bank
for almost $50 900. Whitney was again O +.
rested it being found that two of his bond g.
men had overdrawn their accounts The
sum stolen will reach over 100000.
A Macleod N. W. T. dispatch gives the
particulars Of daring robbery that occurred
there. The window Of the police ba tracks
was removed, and the burglars effected an
entrance and carried out the portable safe
containing over 81, 900. They carried it a
distance of a quarter Of a mile to a swamp
where it was found next morning, all val
uables having been taken with the exception
OF So, which had been overlooked
David Casey, prosperous Irish farmerliv
ing near Brainsrd, Mimi, had quarrel with
the family of his neighbor James Riordan. as
a result Of which four of them, including Mrs
Riordan and one OF the girls, knocked him
down and pounded him with clubs. Mex,
morning early he purchased q revolver nj
David City and on his way home met Mrs
Riordan and one of her SONS in wagon
He shot her three times, killing her instantly
and then came to town and gave himself up
Two Mormon elders have been trampinp
through Washington and Holmes counties
Florida, distributing their religious tracts
They went by the names Of Elders J ames and
Maxwell, hailing from Utah. They had pros
elyted to considerable extent. and especi
ally among young unmarried females.
Abram King, had two daughters in the party
which was on the way to Utah. King and
his son, with his neighbors, the vie of whom
was withthe converts, pursued the Mormons
and, on ca pturing them. tied them to trees
and, after stripping them, logged them
They then loosened them and began firing
on them. The Mormons raninto The swamps
and have not been seen since. The young
women were returned home.
The Indian police on the sicseton Indian