New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-04-09
SINFUL SETTINGS

! STANLEY Wilcox OF Carroll. ILL.,, was fatally
shot by his wife. They had not been living
! together for some time.
! Horace. Snliler, New York printer shot
and killed his wi e because she refused to live
with him.
The state treasurer of the canton OF
Tfcino. Switzerland, has been arrested on
the charge of EN- bezz]ing 10000 600 francs.
c. Miller, farmer living near Bluftcn,
Ohio. was robbed by a masked highwaym an
of $780,
! partially successful attempt has been
made upon the lie of the car The name oil
the W oud-be assassin and the kind of weapon
used are not known.
abb aham Marks, a New York tailor who
slept Ill his store, saw man crawling through
| the window and shot him dead The man
was a tramp thief.
William Rose, convicted on his third trial
OF murder in Redwood county. Mimi, and
sentenced to be hanged, is granted another
trial
| W. c. Croniston, tinware peddler, was
shot through window near Willard Station,
Neb, and instantly Killed. Antonio Frank,
| an Italia n is under arrest on suspicion.
Fritz cinnamon ofNew Y ork killed Hudson
I river pilot, William Abernethy, with blow
/ which broke his skull. The murderis believed
! to have been melted by steam oat en- eineer.
! who hated the dead man.
Edward Sylvester, Charley McCran and
Harry Williams, three of the most expert
counter1eiters in the United States. were ar
! rested at Buffalo. N. T., while at work turn
ing out counterfeit coin
J. b. Cad1all, county treasures, and presi-
dent OF the Pulaski (Va.) National bank, was
murdered and robbed between the county
seat and his home. There is no clue to the
murderers
riot occurred at Stoop's Ferry near
Pittsburg, between Italian laborers and the
Keepers of two boarding houses Michael
Bell has died Of his injuries and Antonio
Refso cannot live.
John Babsine and Ross Hawley, two
prominent farmers living near Cof1ey willie,
KAN, renewed an old quarrel. Hawley
struck Babsine on the head with aience rail.
killing him instantly.
At Duryee, Pa, a qurrel occurred between
John Prior and John Butt. During the pro.
/ gress OF the fight ashot was fred which struck
Hugh Graham, bystander, killing him in
stanrly Prior and Butt are in Jail.
At Bangor, Me-, David L. Stain and Oliver
Cromwell, convicted of the murder of John
Wilson Barron, the cashier of the Dexter Saw
lngs bank, have been sentenc ed to state prison
for life at hard labor.
/ }. Bartlett Cook, who styled himself presi-
dent OF the American Development company
and occupied extensive quarters in New York.
has Disappeared and it isalleged that 50 300
/ confded TO him by his employees and Others
went with him.
A man who committed suicide at st. Peters
burg left q letter in which he confessed that
he had been engaged in a conspiracy against
the life OF the czar. The letter said that the
writer and his fellow conspirators had drawn
ballots to decide who should take the car 8
| life, and the lot had fallen to the writer who.
rather than commit the deed, had determin-
! ed to take his own life. The letter also giyes
the names Of the writer's accomplices, several
of whom have been arrested.
Robert Mccoy and William Hicks {colored)
were hanged at Humersville, Ca, for the
murder OF William Hughes and his wife last
November. Both OF the cnlprits made con-
fession on the galloWs duplicating Dave Reg
lister, O white man, who they said paid them
$35 to murder the old coupe. Robert Sax
/ ton, who was also implicated, tried to escape
before being brought to trial, but was shot
! and killed by "a deputy sheriff while trying to
escape.
There was a negro dan e at Caperton West
Va, which was kept until Late when it broke
up III TREE TOW, WHICH Tie ElsIOl playeu
the winning hand. When the shooting was
/ over Howard Ernest was found dead, Will
liam Derico and William Glee was ortally
wounded, and Henry Atkins, George Wilson
| and Dave Getner slightly wounded. Dave
Zero, who started the shooting, escaped, but
! q number of the negroes were arrested.
George Lang of Egg Harbor, n. !, while
temporarily insane, fred the bed containing
his sleeping fye-year-old daughter. The
| wife forced him to desist, and then Lang pro-
ceeded to the lower rooms to pursue his de-
termination to have blaze. The house was
i soon in flames. and the neighbors with diff
Guilty rescued Lungs three children, one 81
the rescuers being seriously injured. The
maniac secured a shotgun, and theatened
all who attempted to approach him. He was
seen to Jump in burning bed, there were q
! lew groans, and then all was quiet.
At Heiena, Montana, young Mexican
woman known as Julie, was found living
| on the floor in her house with q knife cut in
her neck, a long cash ON her right temple.
and several horrible cuts on both shoulders,
| "A pair Of blood stained Chinamen's shoes
were found under the bed in the room where
tho murder was united. From this and
4 fact a