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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-08

CHEWING two or three dandelion
leaves before going to bed is said to be
a sure cure for insomnia and to leave
no bad taste in the mouth. 1t has
been long known that chewing two or
three cloves between the acts will keep
man from going to sleep during a, dull
play. The mouth, however, should be
previously moistened with Something
worth 15025c.: +. Fl: J.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-08

The changes that have been brought
about in. naval warfare are strikingly
Illustrated in the sale of some men of-
war by command of the Department..
Among these is the Brooklyn. She
made a splendid record under the gal
liant Farragut, but is now sold for use
as a coal-barge.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-08
POLITICAL.

Gov. HILL writes a letter to a free trade
meeting in New York in which he denoun-
ces free trade. The meeting Kisses Hill and
applauds Cleveland.
The banquet of the Juneau Democratic
club took place at the Plankington house,
Milwaukee, and was attended by 800 lead
ing Democrats of the city and state. Sena-
tor-elect Palmer of Illinois and Gov. Peck,
who were to have responded to toasts, were
unable to be present. ..
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-08
WlCkEDNESSES.

CKAuNcY NJ. DEPEw, William Rockafel-
Ter and other directors of the, New York,
New Haven &, Hartford railroad are indict-
ed in connection with the late accident in
the Fourth avenue tunnel F* +
A YOUNG man in. Chicago sues million
aire whom he accuses of having secured his
Imprisonment in the tpenitentiary four
years to separate him from the defendants
daughter. =
~. W. P. MOORE, accused of embezzling
1880 from the Southern Express company
while acting as chief clerk, has been arrest
ed in Portland Or, on dispatch. from the
chief of police of Omaha. =; 80. q
II WILLIAM HARTLEY, an expert florist and
rose culturist, who was bound for Manyunk,
committed suicide in mid-ocean on Mar CHI
% by leaping overheard from the deck of
the steamship Ohio. -s..- ~.
ED BELDEN, boy from Knoxville, ILL.,,
was sentenced to hang for the murder of
Charles Grant, as was also J. c. Adams for
the killing of Capt w. L: Crouch, the
noted Oklahoma boomer. The date set for
both hangings was June rs.
MARION HAMPTON and Charles Hawkins
were rivals for ladys hand. Their jeal
ousy eliminated in a tragedy at a country
church. Hawkins was shot and Kill ed and
lOuI-yedT-Olu cNllu passing Dy mOrCally
wounded. Hampton was arrested.
IT was discovered thatsG w. Porter, of
Kansas City high rangerof the Independent
Order of Foresters who absconded recent
", has four living wives. Suspicious that
he has appropriated funds have been con-
firmed. Besides being high ranger, Porter
was organizer for Missouri and Kansas of
Foresters. The disclosures have created
great sensation among members of the
order. "a 49,. -.s
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-08
PREACHER AND PCGILIST.
A Wife Murdered in the Most Shocking
Manner imaginable.

A Wife Murdered in the Most Shocking
Manner Imaginable.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., April 6.-Edward
w. Hallinger, who, it is said, has been
preacher and pugilist, murdered his wife
in most brutal manner early this morning.
The woman had recently lett him on &C
count Of cruel treatment. Hallinge1. while
.besotted with liquor, forced All entrance
into the house where his: wife was sleeping
and began beating her on the head with
fathers hatchet. Again and again he sank
the weapon into the woman's skull
Even after the WON all was dead the in.
1uriated brute kept striking her with the
Ratchet, and when he finally desisted the
woman's skull was crushed to bloody
mass. Both her arms We're almost severed
from the body, these having been cut while
she raised them endeavoring to ward off the
blows. Haliinger then attempted to Kill
himself. He cut himself severely about
the head when the police arrived and dis
armed him. The refusal Of the woman to
live with him again was the reason given
by the murderer Tor his terrible crime.
HolEnger is thirty-lours years old and.hi
wife thirty. They had lived together under
an agreement. but had never gone through
asmarriage ceremony. Holtinger says he
met his wife in Conn ecticut three years ago.
Helss six leet tall and weighs over two hun.
dred pounds. He has had several fights in
the ring, but none with any pugiisto OF note.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-08

The citizens of Galena, Illinois, Will
unyeil their statue Of Gen. Grant on
memorial day. The New York Grant
statue will doubtless be ready for I'M
yelling about the Judgment day. Ca
lena does not claim to beonap par With
New York, but in some particulars
New York is not in it with the Illinois
city. -.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-08

DEATH, the arch-destroyer, is make
ing havoc in theatrical circles as we'll
as among the shining lights in other
professions. Barrett, Mackay and
Frayne- called away from behind
the footlights in a single week. This
is a. great loss to the stage in their
different lines of dramatic work.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-08

A GERMAN doctor declares that he
finds by exhaustive experiments that
exercise has no influence upon diges-
ton. But the distressing fact remains
that the average man must exercise
III order to obtain something to
digest. -.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-08

WHEN the young German Emperor
publishes the Life of his grandfather,
which he is writing, the book reviewers
of Germany will see to it that the work
is critical success. The instinct Of
self-preservation is the strongest Of
human impulses.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-08

JOHN l.. SULLIVAN doubtless deeply
regrets that over work has caused his
fellow artist, Edwin Booth, to retire
from the stage. Mr.. Sullivan himself
works hard at drink and other things,
but he is always in the pink of condi-
ton when time is called on the stage.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-08
Torn by = Lioness.

PARIS April 6. "A nlenagerie proprietor.
daughter at Grenoole, nineteen years OF
age. who has been training to become a
tanner OF wild animals was fatally injured
by Honess yesterday. The girl had en-
tered a lions cage Tor the first time, and
was immed iately attacked by the lioness.
which sprang at her throatand inflicted ter
ribie injuries before the girl could escape.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-08
IA Colossal Coal Trust.

LoNDoS, April GA movement has been
started to create gigantic trust to control
the output of the coliieries in Yorkshire,
Lancashire, Derbyshire and Staffordshire
The avoWeG objects of the new trust are 10
BRING the consumer in direct contact with
the producer and to place the profits on a
less tluctuating basis. "a.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-08

The doctors OF the Montreal Gener-
al Hospital say that Koch's lymph is
a failure SO far as their experience
goes. They have used it for nearly
three months, but is has failed to
cure in any case and has been given
uD,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-08
SPORTING TRIELEs

DIXON AND McCARry, feather-weig hts,
fghtsa at Troy, Dixon winning in twenty
two rounds. ss5s 81
Mikkel Hemmestaedt, champion ski
ner Of the world, who has made his home;
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-08
Th. Dreibnnd Kanewad,

BERL1s, April cit is reported from
Rome on competent authority that the re-,
neWal OF the dreibund is an accomplished
fact. but that the treaty will not be pub
lished, Italy desiring secresy.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-08
The Only One spared .

CALCUTTA, April GA dispatch has been
received from Lieut.. Grant in which he
says he believes that he is the only Eu-
ropean that escaped the recent massacre in
the province OF Assam,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-08
Argentine's Paper Money.

LONDON. April g. The Standards Buenoss
Ayres correspond dent says .,P President Pell-
egrini authorizes the statement that the.
government has decided on paper cur
Tency issue on metallic basis.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-12-04
STATE SUMMARY.
a GRIEF RESUME OF THE pOiNGs
@F MICHIGAN CITIZENS.
AttcmPt ca Wreck n Passenger Train.
Presence Of Mind Saves Two
x,yes.--minor Matters. -.


Eor some time past counterfeit SILVER
certificates Of $50 denomination have been
PASSED oa Bay City merchants. Soon after
tho first appeared Detective Abbott. of
Tho United States secret service, arrived in
the city and has since been engaged in
locating che counterfeiters The spurious
notes were passed 10y u woman, whom
Abbott ut lust succeeded in tracing to Es-
seville, suburban village, where he
learned she was the wife of Hamilton
Black. a photographer. The Blacks have
been Swallowed night and day since. but
evidently became alarmed. for no more
countcrfeits have appeared. On the 2Gth
they were arrested by Abbott and Gu of
Murphy charged with passing counterfeit
money. The premises were searched aud
articles purchased with one of the counter
feit notes found in their possession. AS
tho spurious notes are Of the Photographic
Class it is believed they were made by
Black and given TO his vito TO dispose Of.
The officers claim to have other evidence
against the prisoners but they will not
diyuige it.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-12-04
Barri,lns Very Unhappy.

kilograms received from Guatemala
says that political excitement is increas ng
there, and that hardly day passes that
President Barrillas does not find notes
under his plate, on his bed. in his desk,
ETC., threaten ny HIM with death. He has
not fed the Salvadorian government that
he would eXpel Sa!vadoruns who sought
refuge in Guatemala whenever it was
proved that they had conspred against u
friendly government His aim is TO live
in peace with his noishbors. The Mexican
government denies that any request has
been made by Guatemala TO preserve neu-
trality, but IL the request is made it win
be considered.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-12-04
AIRED Minister Suicides.

A Chicago special says: 1t now appears
that the death OF the Rev. Ezra Marsh
Boring. at Evanston. was not caused by
old age a. at first reported. but that the
unfortunate man committed suicide The
deceased was one of the oldest living
Methodist Episcopal ministers in tho north
west and had been prominently connected
with the Chicago district since its orysni-
cation. For some time past he had been
on the superannuated list For several
weeks past old age and i'll health had made
him DIES pendent and he had several times
threatened to take his LIE. Two weeks
ago he tried TO Kali himself but was pre-
vented by friends. Saturday night his
dead body was found in the attic, where
he had committed suicide by banging. He
was about 30 years Of age
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-12-04
Attempted Train wrcckine.

A.dariug attempt at train wrecking was
made on the Mackinaw division of the
Michigan Central on the 23d, between
Beaver Lake aud ST Heiens. As it hap
tEued there WIS straight stretch of road
ahead. and the engineer detected by the
aid oil the headlight what proved TO be
an obstruction on the track. He reversed
tho engine Immediately and applied the
air brakes This being done he became
thoroughly satisfied that there was some
thing on the track. An investigation by
the traiumea showed that tho would be
wfeckers had piled ties across and length
ways Of the tack in Jour different places.
50 taat il the train had successfully passed
dne pie il would strike another and its
Gerailmeut would be almost certain. The
locomotive could not well have passed the
FIRST pile without being thrown into the
Ditch. Who the wrecthes were is not
Known. Michigan Central detectives are
now working on the case.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-12-04
MEN AND THINGS.

Rev. Thoma. Hill, ex-presdent OF Har-
ward College, died at Waltham, Mass,
aged 70.
Four laborers were buried under q cave
in OF new conduit extension at Brooklyn,
n. Y. on the 2lst.
The drought which has prevailed all
summer in northeastern Texas has been
broken by heavy rain.
Mrs James O.. Blaine. IT,. denies the
report that she has abandoned her divorce
suit against her husband.
Five hundred more miners at Washing
ton, Ind have struck, bringing the whole
number in Indiana up 10 1000.
Gen. Schofield says there is no trouble
among the Sioux Indians, the red mon be-
ing contented with the improved adm MIS-
traticn OF their affairs by the government
A Minnesota smoker named Nicholas
Ellins slipped, foil on the bowl OF his pipe
and tho stem was crowded into his throat,
killing him Another victim 10 nicotine
poisoning.
A trunk full OF dynamite exploded in q
Pennsylvania baggage car wrecking the
car. IT was evidently loaded Tor the bene-
tit Of the baggage smasher, but went of
prematurcly.
The treasury department paid out dur
ing the first three weeks Of the month
$40. 500, 900 on account OF pensions, and
will pay out 20, 900, 900 more on that ao-
count during the last week.
Nitro lycerine had leaked into a cooling
tus at . North Washington, Pa, gas we'll,
and when a couple OF driller5 dropped a hot
iron into the tub the stuff exploded. Both
men were horribly mangled-
The Standard gas light ompany, Of
New York. will sue Wallace G. Andrews
to recover 81. 900, 900 worth OF stock which
they ailege the lattor secured illegally
while president OF the company.
George Lerow attempted to kill his en-
ployer, farmer named @. w. KENYON.
near Owatonna Mimi, by shooting him
Lerow then shot himself aud will proba-
bly, die. Kenyon is not ser ously hurt
The jury In the Brondberg murder care
al Fergus Falls, MINI. brought in a
verdict Of not guilty. Brondberg was q
| prominent Alliance leader and fatal In
jured a man while BEING pursued by mob
last year.
Fragmentary returns from the special
election held in Tennessee TO Oil the va
cancy caused by the death OF Congressman
1 II. c. Houck, indicate the election Of his
son, John G. Houck, over J. @. j. VIII
! lisms dem. by q majority OF batwssn
e,e00 and 1000.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-12-04
struck the Wrong Hr,lkman.

A North Haven milkman stopped bis
team in front Of Il grocery store the other
night and while he was serving customer
seven Yale students, who had been cele-
brating their football victory. hitched his
horse by the tail. When tho milkman
came back he announced his ability TO
'clean OUT all tie Students in sight, and
then proceeded 10 demonstrate it. He
swept down on the seven. and literally
wiped up the steet .th them. i he stu
dents took 10 their heels, but the milkman
had just got hand in. and was looking for
more collesians TO conquer. He waited for
10 minutes 10 sec f his challenge to lick the
whole of Yale college would be accepted.
and, finding no takers, he gathered up his
reins and departed.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-12-04
He Wanted Money.

Bailey, in LoLdon, Eng.,a criminal known
as the French Colonel" but with many
additional aliases, was charged with
threatening the lives of Lady Jessell. Bar
oness Balsover and other ladies. Several
oil his letters introduced in court make
threats OF ''oashing 20 atoms the bodies
OF his victims by means OF dynamite or
other explosive unless he was paid 81, 900.
After the judges charge the colonel
suddenly Jumped TO his feet and. knocking
down a policeman standing by him. tried
TO escape. He was finally overpowcred,
but not without a severe struggle. in
which he kicked and bit like a maniac.
The jury rendered verdict of guilty.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-12-04
Two Oars Over an I'm ban X IN On {.

4 collision occurred at Messengerville,
N. Y, on Thursday morning on tho Della
ware, Lackawanna 81 Western road be-
tween . southbound freight train and pas
senger train. The passenger tran, under
the charge OF Conductor Kettle and En-
gncer Keiting. was bound north on a
single track. The freight train tried TO
make side track, running at the rate OF
twenty miles an hour, while the passenger
train was running at the rate OF forty
IN les an hour. The engineer OF the pas
senger train saw the danger on rounding a
curve, but too late TO stop the train. He
and his fireman jumped, as did also the
engineer and fireman OF the freight train.
The engines came together with terrific
crash, telescoping the express and mail
cars. which rolled down six-foot embank-
ment The passenger coaches remained
on the track. Several persons were in
.ured but none fatally.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-12-04
ABOUND THE STATE.

Michigan deer have legal protection
again since the 25tA.
G.. Il. Daniel has beca appointed post
master at Farnhouer.
Saginaw valley lumber operators are
hopeful for successful season.
Traverse City reports the coolest
weather experienced there m many years.
Rev. DR.. Oxtooy has been formally in
stalled as pastor oil the IOnia Presbyterian
church.
Harins posto1ice. four miles FROM Cad
lilac, has been ordered or the postal
routo map
The Kalamazoo branch of the wheel
trust is 10 start running Ia a few days
with goo hands.
Ringwood's livery barn burned In Bay
City. Loss. Il, 200; insurance small Two
horses were burned.
Saginaw's home opera company is re-
hearsing the Chimes OF Normandy" Cor
production ia public.
Al paper hangers in East Tuwas struck
last week Tor "a raise in wages. Their de-
mands were accedcd TO.
A. S. Dycxman. of South Haven, has
published religious poem OF some meri,
called Tho light OF life "
Edward Wycott of Cedar Springs, &c
years old, IS under arrest charged with
stealing $500 from his uncle.
g. IL Pierce aud Allen Leel, who run a
drug store at Climax, are charged with
selling whisky 10y the drink
Alta Freeman. 3-year-old daughter oI
Clarence Freeman, OF Farwell, choked e
death while eating chestuuts.
Charles Durham and L. Zcars. whc
pursued deer with hounds In kallIasks
county, were fined $50 and COSTS
John Hammer, former resident Of Brou.
son, was killed ia the railroad accident on
the Lake Shore near Englewood. Ill.
William Hagen, Of Hagensville, Presqut
Isle county, died from the effects OF the as
sault made upon him by John IonlaskL
Undertaken A. G. Posner, who pricked
himself while embalming a corpse a
Grand Rapids, died OF blood poisoning.
Foreman Hamachcr, OF the Jackson
prison shops. has been held for trial upor
4hc charge OF aiding prisoners 10 escape.
The Kern manufacturing company viii
baiid saw-mill, 4Gxl32 feet, upon the sits
of the burned Hotchltss mill at Bay City
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-12-04
BIZ Racing Purses.

A great race meeting viii be- held at
Independence, la. August - TO Septem-
Der 3, 1892. G.. w. Williams has made
public the program for next seasons races.
He offers 200, 900 in purses lie has re-
duced the entrance fec from 10 per cent 10
one-hRlf OF one per cent up TO five per
cent There VIII be one SO. 900 stake
every day, in add ton to the regular purses.
Some day during the meeting there will be
80, 900 stake for stall ons, in which no
entrance fee whatever will bs charged.
This, it is expected, will Ue tho means of
bringing together such stations as Palo
Alto, Allerton, Stamboul, Nelson, Axteu,
Delmarch and others.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-12-04
Brazilian Governors Opposed.
Cur Revenue Marine Service.

The report OF the chief Of the revenue
marine service for the past year has been
made. 1t says that the 80 vessels in COM
m ssion have cruised 30l, 4l6 miles, found
l,0+3 vessels violating the law for which
fines aggregat.ng 1894, 0i6. % were i'm
posed. In addition 1913 distressed vessels
were assisted, rescuing % persons and saw
ing SO, 500, $50 in cargoes. 1t recommends
allowing the natives Of Alaska 10 purchase
breech loading guns to help them in secur-
ing SUBSISTENCE, also that more and better
boats be prov ided for tue service on &C
count Of the increased demands made upon
it, Two new vessels for the great lakes
are asked for. 1t is urged that the officers
aud men OF the service be placed on the
same footing as those OF the army and
navy. AS it is now, they cannot DO re-
tired on pension, although the work TO
CURED IS severe and hazardous.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-12-04
TELEGRAPH TALKS.
MATTERS OF INTEREST TAKEN
FROM THE WiREs.
Female White Captain I'm Ohio.--Two
Cars TumbIed Down a Bank In .
Railroad Wreck In New York.
Masked Women Make a Raid.

There is great excitement AZ Coldwater,
Mercer county, o., over a raid made one
night recently by masked women on @ dis
reputable house in that place. -Four women
had taken up their abode in q frame dwell
ling In the outskirts OF the place. The
house was Just outside the corporation
limits and no arrests could be made. About
. o'clock on that night 40 or so women.
masked, surrounded the house and bat
tered in the doors. Several men In the
place made q dash and escaped, but four
women were caught and terribly beaten
with switches on their bare backs, the
blood running in streams. One was not
only VIII pped, but was afterwards taken
70 "a small stream near by and ducked in
the freezing water until almost dead. The
four women were then given 20 minutes to
get out of sight After that the women
tore down the house. smashing the furni-
ture TO kindlng. The mob was composed
OF the best ''ladies" Of the town.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-12-04
Indiana,s Governor Den d.

Gen. Alvin Il. HOvey, governor OF IN
diana, died OF heart failure in his room ut
the Denison hotel, Indianapolis, on he Esd.
About three weeks ago Gov. Hovey started
on a pleasure trip through the west and
Mexico. When the trip had been about
half com pleted the governor was suddenly
taken i'll and was forced TO return u his
home.
Alvin Peterson Hovey was born in Posey
county Ind, in 1921; was admitted 70 the
bar In lS43; delegate 10 Indiana conssitu-
tional convention 10 1850; circuit judge in
'55; u. S. district attorney for Indiana
'56-s; colonel in Twenty Fourth ndiasa
Volunteers. 1861; brigader- general April.
co.: breveted major general July, 81; re-
signed from military service 1865; minister
TO Peru 1870; congress 1856, bus resigned
70 accept governorship
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-12-04
ISussIn and france A-rec.

The PAX OF Paris declares that Russia
and France have come to n complete verbal
entente in regard 10 the alliance between
the two nations. This understand ny. the
Paix declares, was arranged during tho re-
cent visits OF the Russian grand dukes TO
President Carnot In addition tho paper
SAYS that there are only two points OF the
alliance which remained TO be defined, aud
that these will be settled ut q conference
TO be held by President Carnot Nj. dc
Giers, NJ. de FreycineL president Of the
French council and minister OF war, and
NJ. RiboL minister OF fore gu affairs.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-12-04
A bet Cost His Life.

John Dougherty, an oil well driller. Of
Waynesburg. Pa. died last week from
pneumonia Dougherty was n democrat
aud he made bet with republican that
Campbell would defeat Mckinley for gov
ernor Of Ohio. The loser was to climb 30
the top OF an oil derrick seventy-two feet
high aud remain there from in the morn
ing until q in tho evening. Dougherty
mounted the derrick on tho morning OF
the 2lst, and although the rain poured
down al day he did not finch. When he
came down at night he was cramped and
weak. On the following day violent pneu-
monia, brought on by exposure, set in and
his death has resulted