New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-10

IN OF Ztebach and the western Dewey.
=. enough signatures can be secured tn
a. two counties will be asked to vot
r upon the plan at the November ele'
II ton. This movement, with those 70
- the division of Meade and Perkin
h counties, promises to make polite
s warm in the northwest part of tn
r. state this fall.
a Two fires at the Gilmore hotel Z
q Deadwood, one of the principal hotel
II of the city, are believed to be tn
e work of incendiaries. In each cas-
S the fires were apparently started wit
G. the aid of kerosene, but were extil
= guished with chemical apparatus b.
Pc fore any damage was done. The h<
dental was partly filled with guests, non
tovar, whom learned of the fires unit
spirited' fast State Fire Marshal Gran
10, 90 is investigating and believe
the meeting cue:
H.,ok did No. Indians Of South? Dakot
n. of,,o.- n. v.:2se lves involved n d
'ue olnos' - VI" 60 are resou1nT NOR
ana the policeman TO free them lroz
stepped his authority id sal suoh enss
he did, for his arrest followse sfreaI
coroner's inquest verdict. =
!, It appears that Mrs. E. Liedlof, tho
wife of . Great Western Railway
brakeman, with her sister, Miss Susie
Wsrtz, were on their way home from
. shopping tour Wednesdsy evening
and wore near the intersection Of Msi0
and Front Streets when they saw .
woman struggling in the embrace Of =
man. Mrs. Liedlof1 remarked about
(which Hack heard and made some
reply. One word led to another and
Hack followed the women - far %
the Ksiserhof saloon. Here Officer
Pollei was acquainted with the cir
cumstsnoes. Hack started TO run -
soon - he saw the women talking to
the officer. He Was followed up an
slley by Officer Pollei and finally
arrested in the Inn saloon. HACK
was brought back, identified by the
women, and he in company With
Officer Pollei started for the police
station, the two women following to-
file charges. When near the Saul
paugh Hotel corner Hack is said to-
have ducked out of reach of the police
man and saying "No police station
for me, am up against it anyway"
started to run. Pollei gave chase and
when near the Saulpaugh cafe called
to his man to stop and when no result
was attained drew his revolver and
shot Hack who was some fifty feet
ahead. Hack ran on for few steps,
passing one or two persons, then fell.
Pollei ran to him, saw he was shot
and attempted to secure hack to take
the man to the hospital Failing in
this he hailed Ralph Macbeth who
was passing in an auto. The wounded
man Vas then placed in Mscbeth's car
and rushed to tho hospital, but died
before the Emmanuel Vas reached
The news Of tho shooting spread
quickly and IN angry crowd sooo
lsthsrsd q ths poles station. AboW
Sheriff Osssa thought, Il
siss 70 rsnovD Pollei IRON ~ erswd's
rsaeh and took Mn through u, FssF :,
loor Of ~ police seaeso., ;asrOes ~
railroad yards - . $3.50, - theaee
% 50. Peer; wAsEs - VS. eosans0
sntA ths oorooerb Aslasss o. Fridsy.
{ Coroosr Kennedy wss In change 81
10 Inquest and ~ ezaninssioa wAs !,
,onductsd By County Attorney J. W.
Very n,sle new informatioo
vss brought out at This time. Tho
NO women stated they had been in
'ulted BY Hack and several parties
rave testimony concerning the shoot
Nc.
County Attorney Schmidt had .
sworn out Saturday for
officer Pollei, on complaint Of Herman
HACK, . brother of Hubert Hack,
the policeman with man.
daughter in the first degree. Sheriff
Osten served the warrant and brought
'ollei from St. Peter Saturday AFTER
loon and he was then arrsigned in
he municipal court. He waived exs~
nination and was bound over to await
he action of the grand jury when
'ourt convenes in November. The
for manslsughter in the
lrst degree 10 from i've to twenty
'ssrs. Mr.. Pollei has . wife and 1ouF
hildron.
The eoronse's jury brought tn 10
GLOWING vsrdies: I'VE, he jury,
Ind that Hubert HSosk was killed ~
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