New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-07-16
SINS AND SINNERS.

John Stansbury was hanged at Fort Smell.
ing, Ark. for killing his wife last August,
near Il aufula, Creek Nation.
In Fayette county, Ca, riot occurred
at fish pond between whites and blacks, in
are still under arms.
r. d. Stafford and his brother, bankers
and cattle owners O. Columbus Tex. have
been murdered, presumably by COW boys dur
ing quarrel.
Clarence McKleroy, waiter at one of the
hotels at Columbus, Ga, in fit of jealousy,
cut the throat o Annie Read while they were
walking along the street. She will die. Nc
Aleroy escaped.
Christian Eckert and his son were killed in
New York by the explosion of gas generator
and another son seriously injured. The wild
ow and mother became insane over the
occurrence.
Samuel Lynch, postmaster and general
merchant at Centerville Sullivan county, N.
Y, is missing, and is accused offorgeries and
embezzlement aggregating $4,000 or
more.
Clara Jones. aged nineteen, q servant in a
hotel at Gallitzean. Pa, had her throat cut
with razor by Harry Marsh, aged twenty
nine, O miner, who was furious with Jealousy.
The girl will die.
Perry Montgomery and his wife, (colored),
were found dead in bed at Omaha, both be-
ing rnot through the head. It is believed to
be :, case of wife murder and suicide caused
hy jealousy OF the hus band.
At Irondale Ala. Rev Martin, q Methodist
preacher, killed Samuel Walker by cutting
his head open with an ak. Martin was jeal-
| Gus because young woman with whom he
was in love preferred Walker.
| The body of Mrs. George T. Dorler was
found in the Beavers Kill creek at Monticel-
10, N. Y, she having evidently committed
| suitide. A few moments after the discovery
of the body her husband shot himse dead.
The body Of Ebenezer Alsdorf, aged fifty
years was found in a field at Shawnagunk.
Y. He has been out of his mind for some
| time and committed suicide by cutting his
throat with a razor /.
Two boys, names unknown, poured coal
oil over siX-year-od girl in the street at
Toronto, Ont, and set her clothing on fire.
| A man came to her rescue before she was ia
! tally burned. The boys escaped.
| A most daring jewelry robbery took place
at Danhury, Conn. Two men entered Larnes'
/ jewelry store gagged the clerk and bound
his limbs with ropes. They then secured
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| and 500 in cash and made their escape.
! While James O'Rourke was sitting on the
steps of his boarding house n Chicago, he
was approached by James Whalen, who
drew a revolver and deliberately shot
1 O'Rourke in the domen. Whalen escaped.
i No cause is known.
Charles L. Gage, a Y o ung business man O.
ST. Louis, has involved all his wealthy rela
1 tives by betting on horse races. He lost the
i family homestead, failed in business and
owes the bookmakers $4,000. He has dis.
/ appeared.
The trial of ten Hungarian women charged
i several years ago with poisoning their hus
i bands has been concluded Two of the pris
oners were acquitted. Four were sentenced
to death, one was sentenced to servitude fol-
i life, and three were sentenced to fifteen
i years imprison ment each.
Warden Williams. OF the North Dakota
4 penitentiary, has offered 500 each for the
capture of two conYcts who escaped from
his boarding house recently One was
1 a life prisoner named Wolf, from Kidde1
county, and the other was in from landau
i burglary.
j. Some days ago Clerk Of the Court Spaldipg
i Nogay, lie Cham berlain, S. d. Tor the
western poFllon OF the newly opened SIOUX
reservation on q prospecting trip for coal
which was believed to exist there. runner
brought the news to Indian Agent Anderson
that both Spalding and the Indian guide had
been killed by a band Of Indians A posse
j o. Indian police were Immediately sent out to
see about the matter The Indians are very
i jealous of the minerals upon their lands.
and are determined that the prospectors
must keep out o. their country.
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