White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-27
state News.

Killed by ngntnlng near bufuu8eOu, Coney CVen.?
The Patriot says: "Mf. J. w. Alexander ana ms
brother were returning to town, just as the storm
burst upon them. They were diving . two-noise
team, and botn sittlng upon the Tsg1n scaI, "nen
descending bost struck them. DOM nofses Ie'o
instantly Killed, ana the TWO men wcIe s'IicNen
senseless by tho shock. Joseph Aiexander was
killed, the eicctrc huid having struck MIN aPpa,
chest, burning them badly, and nnaiiy passing
through the wagon seat, melting nut nom ooit,
and 80 decended to the ground Inc otner gentle-
man was stunned ~ the time, ana tnlown ilo,n
the seat, Win nus neck anu neso ocoss o'o s1Ts Nc
OF tne Magon ooA, ms ce '.a ~. Pm f.,;nC
one vas r.; nsAs e ~ .,o > h . em.,ir -av;v.d him
,,;.',, ~. =. ,,s .,sss;t;or ora- .n hour When
ha r..9raTsd he copiJ not move head nor foot but
iv hr dss,'.rots sxsvt;ors he snccssisd in moving
-. .s,sp AMI ths t;r. ~ h;s Amor. and Al Last
mustered enough vitality to set bis arms and legs
in motion.
take .i,c .o,'."uG Ws:, cul'ous ae-
eos,n. s.. ~. ~. r,".S u.E. NJ In.,n f.,r NJ
WcTnii".i that = i,r,,taI mur,isr was committcd
in Wilson county q few days since. 1t seems that
n Scotchman, whose name We did not learn, was
away to work and was gone some days. On his
return he flew into passion because he Thought
the girl had eaten too much meat, and, seizing
bone, he beat her brntally: He left again, and
while absent tne BOY beat Ine girl 50 'nat sne
LII Inc boy was nine years oI age al" 'no s"i 'iA
Inc Paiue" arc nv" N s"
man Mas sno. uesu ~, "Hae sk a. I h".oS ~
IN IN tne uir:ls o. =. ino c. ~. mn ~"
sumner Wy, ~ C noon ias. Ia" -;,,ar
calIed nimsen h o" h,'' n HJ". s,'at
conway - -clAl S:1ss -. hus.s.~ . !. s,,a-t t;,,,a
hssare and that he fCmwayl hal followed him
,,,..;, Z. o..,toot him A. Snmner vhere he had
stonned TO take dinner. The murdered man was
supposed to be Mexican.
The lawrence .yorrnalsays that W. Fl. Sells
tbreshed five hundred bushels of oats from nine
and ahaf acres some of it Welding at the rate of
Henry Schepp was bitten by q snake at Man.
haitian On "wednesday last. He drank two quarts
of I;ouor which had no effect upon him. He was
in a critical condition Ut the last accounts.
A a;f;cultv occurred on Wednesday night Mt
Sal;na between two hotel runners. in which Knives
were drawn, blood was split, and one of the run
ners was killed.
49,. a.. .h;.e ,r.s sh,. ;n I..,orr.o-.h
o niyht last wilhelm the act ofstealinp.
r.. Ill.,. .,,,,s,,,a ;,h.,,;.,rts
summer county nsS '"iee 'ii'''''''.' i'i''o'.'''
The Alma Union says that son OF MI. Nehring
was bitten by rattiesnake few days ago. Dr.
Whany, who was called Immediately, treated the
case with ammonia of hypodemc injection. The
treatment was successfni IN arresting the enect
Oh the poison. ihe M! . io.o' e,ins '"f'a.y
The railroad bridge across the Big Blue at Marys-
vile, is completed and the track iaid tour miles
west of that town.
After Mr.. McGrew, the minister who whipped
his daughter in Linn county on the 4th of July,
had given bail for his appearance at the district
court, he started home He was followed by three
men and whipped and maltreated.
The Marysyille Locomotive states that jim White
water. for whom reward was offered by the peo-
Die of Jefferson county, Nebraska-he being char
red with the murder of two men between Fair
bury and Beatrice, on the 4th,-deliyered himself
mn to his tribe on last Monday, and confessed his
guilt. The Locomotive saws that Jim Whitewater
Is the meanest Indian in the whole Otfoe tribe; he
during the twelve years that We have known him.
and we believe th:t these are Pot the first inno-
cent white men he has murdered. On Tuesday last
thirty OF this mobile tribe dressed themselves up
IN gorgeous wariike coiors, anu departed with
their red brother TO turn INN over to the proper
authorities
The Junction City Union says that an old man,
from Scotland, having ten children, arrived at
that place on "Wednesday mornings express lie
was robbed at Kansas City OF SoOU every cent
he had. he designed setting near TINS place, and
had been m correspondence WIN A. =. rIerce rel
afive 70 iand. About TWO nundred collars We're
raised ior MN IN town during tne aay OF MS ar
r1vai. Ihe pickpockets ioiiowed MN some dis-
tance.
Hon. j. ID. Snoddy, while attending court in
Cherokee county, was attacked with congestion
of the hrain and was danperOusly sck for some