New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-12-17
WAYS OF THE WICKED,

Postmaster Ed Armstead of New Decatur,
Ala, has skipped the, town. He is about
5000 short in his accounts with the post
Office department.
A Desperate is captured after long fight
in which he fatally shoots member of the
sheriff's posse and is himself ridded with
bullets and mortally wounded.
1t is now thought that the stealings of
Joseph Abbott, bookkeeper for Sage & Co.,
Of Albany, New York, who committed suicide,
will amount to nearly $4,000. The pecula.
lions extended over several years.
United States secret service officers have
captured a gang of seven counterfeiters who
have been making and passing spurious $40
bills, their headquarters being at Palestin ne,
Ohio.
It is thought that Officer Kennedy, who
was shot at Cherubusco, Ind, will recover,
while Marvin Kuhns, the desperate who re-
ceived four bullets in his back is in critical
condition. r-@
Louis D. Sanborn, member of the Metho-
d list church. and always considered m ost
exemplary young man, has left Saginaw,
Mich. having realized over $4,000 on
forged paper during the past ninety days
Near Lafayette, ind, John Acheson was
probably fatally shot by an unknown man.
Acheson was an i'm portant witness for the
state in the late sensational Petit murder
trial. "
Warrants have been issued at Nashville,
Tenn, charging J. W. Cullen, resident agent
of the Mexican Lottery company, with de-
fraudng the Bank of Commerce out of So, 500
on a Mexican lottery ticket. Cullen has dis.
appeared.
Evidences OF the crooked work of Louis D.
Sanborn, the missing merchant of east Sagi-
nav, Mich, continue to accumulate
Raised notes and drafts are being received
from other cities, the aggregate thus far be-
ing $4,000.
Dispatches from Montreal narrating the
capture of Chicagoan who was forced aft
err the arrest to give up $4,000 of i'll gotten
gains on deposit at Montreal bank are
accepted in Chicago as referring to Norris
Benjamin, q boot and shoe dealer. who dis.
appeared, leaving only empty boxes behind.
Farmer Henry Hensel was convicted of
the murder of his vile, at Green Bay, Wis.
He had informed his neighbors that his wife
died suddenly during the night, but an autop-
sy showed that she had died from strangula-
ton. Later he admitted his wife h ad threat
ened to leave him, and he had clutched her
by the throat.
A. Morse, an old man from Manchester,
Iowa, was found in an ice house in North
Lawrence, Kansas, with his head horribly
| crushed and almost dead. He left Linwood,
having several hundred dollars on his per-
son. He was seen with two tramps, who
| were arrested in Kansas City. The old man
| died without regaining consciousness.
In the Flint hills of Greenwood county,
! Kansas, hunters came upon the bodies OF a
man, woman and child, supposed to be the
| family of Thomas Potter, moving from
| Wostorn Kansas to tho on ctarn rort;op &c
| the state. They are supposed to have been
| murdered by horse thieves, who make their
| haunts in this region
The pretty wife of 10 Mando Uberti Lave
| 70, of New York. who claims to be the son of
a Spanish Nobleman, is looking for her hus-
| band and $4,000 cash which she entrusted
! with him. She said her former name was
| Miss Cecilie Watkins OF Maplewood Manor
| KY. and that she was married in Louisville
in October. Alady friend who accompanied
them IS also missing.
Senator Sam Paul, of the Chiekasaw Iegis-
lature, and his son Toe taught duel in
| Pains Valley, Ind. T., over q woman of bad
repute. 1t is said that the young man was
| killed, but the father will recover Samuel
| is q quarter blood Indian, and has been very
| popular with the Chickasaws. Last summer
| on the progressive ticket and was defeated
| by Gov. Byrd.
| John P. Glow, the ex- pugilist, was shot and
killed in his saloon at Denver by Frank G.
| Marshall The men had been on bad terms
over horse sale. Marshall walked into the
saloon and without word, shot twice one
ball passing through CLOVIS head, causing
instant death. CLOVIS bartender shot at
Marshall three times, but without effect
Mr.. Marshall is under arrest.
The families Of James Puctett and
James Todd. living on Sonoma noun
tain, about ten miles from Petalumis,.
Cal, engaged in fight about lost
calf. On the Buckett side we're man and
tro boys and on the Todd side q man and