New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-07-09
WAYS OF THE WICKED.

Near Brandenburg, KY, Henry Watts at
tempted to commit an assault on atwelve-
year-old girl, for which he was lynched.
At Boston the graud jury has indicted Fl.
E. Brad bury the "Dean of Trinity University
in Vermont . for issuing bogus diplomas.
Michael Eyraud, the m urderer of NJ Gouffe,
who was recently arrested in Havana. has
arrived in Paris and been placed in prison.
A fight betweene whites and blacks occur
red in Barnwel county, South Carolina, in
which eight whites were injured, none serious
ly. More trouble isexpected.
Lucien W. sperry, one of the most promi-
nent citizens of New Haven, Conn. commit
ted suicide to escape arrest. He was under
at least $50, 900 criminal Indebtedness.
During quarrel at McKeesport, Pa, Pat
Briefly, q mill worker, shot man named
Ralston dead in a Speak-easy. Briefly es-
capped.
Michael Eyraud, who was recently arrest
ed in Havana on the charge of murder and
brought back to Paris, has made full con-
tession to the police.
In fight between filibusters and soldiers
on the Mexican side Of the Rio Grande, near
San Antonio, Tex, seven of the soldiers
were killed. The flibusters escaped.
During quarrel between j. p. Cook and
Albert Blakeney, we'll known farmers, near
Danville, ILL.,, Bakeney struck Cook. The
latter drew q knife and plunged it into
Blakeney, inficting fatal wounds.
Miss Mary Leonard of Chicago was fatally
shot by Joseph Dutton, who lives next door,
She said she had found the blinds of Mr. Dut-
tons house open and was in the act of clos
ing them when the shot was fired.
John Hern, who lives in lonely hut in
East Wakefield, N. H., became engaged in q
drunken row with his son William. Tho old
man got his gun and discharged both bar.
rels ut William, infiicting fatal wounds.
At Carlise, Pa. investigation resulted in a
verdict that Mrs. Kampfer came to her death
by poison administered by John Ramp fer,
her husband. A post.mortem examination
produced testimony damaging to her hus-
band.
Two brothers named Wilson. living in
Logan county, w. Va, quarreed with thor
teacher, named Clark. Pistols were used
and Clark and the elder Wilson fell fatally
wounded. The younger Wilson was badly
| hurt.
| Rober L. Wallace and Ignatz B. Lowitz
who pleaded guilty to the larceny of $50,
| 600 belonging to John H. Wallace. OF Wal
lace's Monthly, the uncle of the former, have
| Ueeu SeulcllCeu III New lOFk 10 STATE 8 prlSOI
for eight years and eleven months.
John J. Hocken of Miramichi, n B., cut
his throat from ear to ear in the Tecumset
house at Winnipeg. Hocken came to fine
employment a few weeks ago. and. being I'M
merly cashier in o leading wholesale house
| in the East.
Claude Mcdaniel, prosecuting attorney o
the Canadian district, Cher okee Nation, sho
and killed James Stubblefield. an intimat,
/ friend, who was acting as peacemaker be
| tween Mcdaniel and the latter's wife. Boil
| men We're among the most prominent anl
wealthy citizens of the Cherokee Nation.
Trainmen who arrived on the Frisco stat
| that FIVE Pinkerton detectives got ABOARD
i the North bound train at Westfork situated
i in Washington county, Ark ansas. with Tas
colt. the murderer of Banker Smell of Chicago
/ He han been spotted for some 1ime, AMI
i parties had come from Chicago and full,
/ identified the subject.
Clarence Clark, station agent for the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul at Welcome
j Mimi. was arrested at the instance of tn
i der whose bond his indemnity Was guaran
i teed. The prisoner confessed to having em
bezz]ed about $500 belonging to the railroa,
company He was held to await the actiol
of the grand jury.
Mexican revolutionists under Ruiz Sandov
al attempted to CROSS the Rio Grande iron
the United States to Mexico, six miles ives
of Laredo, but were driven back by Mexican
4 forces under command of Col. Seron, whel
i Sandoyal and six men were captured by til
1 CHIEF. Of police in Laredo, Tex. The Mexican
troops, however, succeeded in capturing on
4 prisoner and several horses.
4 A mob offorty persons gathered at TIL
4 house of Watt squires. about twelve mile