Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-21


De- er gambler on Clark street, ne
Te- Madison. Lawler was arrested.
in The tobacco store of ID. Delle
os- berg & Co, st. Louis, was dana.
elf ed by fire Wednesday night Sl5
las 600 worth. Insurance $4,000.
u The testimony in the Stokes ca
u was begun Wednesday and is thu
I'd far substantially the same as in pr
K vious trials.
S, A fire at Dallas. Tex, Wedne
or day destroyed nearly an entii
at block of business houses. Los
is between $50, 1000 and 10000.
a w. S. Long, editor of the Wheel
l. ing. w. Va, Recorder, was attacte'
> by Jas. NJ. Sweeney, candidate 70
s. the House of Delegates, and badl,
/. punished Wednesday. Long ha(
: editorially attacted Sweeney's char
: acter.
+ At Portland, Me-, information
5 has been received from Deer Isle
: of the loss of the schooner r. II
Warren, with all on board, sixteen
men.
In Cincinnati Tuesday afternoon
T James Rooney assaulted his wife
, Mary Rooney, and cut her throat
with a razor, inflicting wound
probably mortal, then cut his own
throat, but not dangerously. He
was crazy from intemperance. He
was arrested.
In Columbus, Ohio, Tuesday
night Hugo Kronenburger, atlas
Peter Schmidt, shot and slightly |
wounded a widow named Barbara
Buchner, and then placing a revol-
YER to his mouth shot and killed
himself. He had been annoying
Mrs. Buchner for about two years
with propositions Of marriage in a
manner which denoted insanity.
When the widow refused him adj
mission to her house he fired |
through window.
The Ned Buntline troup was re-
duced to moncyless condition at
Louisville, Kentucky, and are about
disbanding. The members of the
troup are wandering about the city
in detected manner.
The Louisville banks have prac-
ticable resumed currency payment.
Forty-one deaths from yellow
fever were reported at Memphis
Tuesday.
At q wedding Thursday, in Bal
timore, Henry Heiser, aged thirty
eight, was killed by the accidental
discharge of pistol which Charles
Hultz was handling.
The stripgency in money market
has made necessary the dismissal Of
many worl1men in Washington.
The Mississippi Valley Bank of
New Orleans resumed currency
payment Saturday morning.
A State press association was
permanently organized in Little
Rock Thursday night. J. S. Smith,
of the Gazette, was elected Presi-
dent for the ensuing year.
One negro shot and killed anoth-
er near Little Rock Friday. Cause,
jealousy,
Thomas r. Furl, one of the sail
OTIS detained at San Francisco as a
witness against the officers of the
ship Sunrise, and who with other
witnesses in the case was paraded
through the streets from the Jail to
the court, ironed like a criminal 10y
order Of United States Marshal
Norris, has sued that officer to re.
cover $4,000 damages for the out.
rage.
During the ceremony of laying
the corner stone Of the Methods
Episcopal Church in Brooklyn Fri
} day afternoon platform on which
= large number of spectators wer,
Z standing gave way. Several wer,
b injured, but only one, Mrs. Hadg
I sOn, seriously.
D The wages Of employees in tn,
3 Camden, New Jersey, wooden mill
! have been reduced temporaril,
4 twenty per cent, in consequence O
!, monetary stringency.
c At San Emigides, on the 10Th al
D unknown Mexican stabbed and sc
: verify wounded Fred. Stillman, xii
e led Casper Stillman and severed,
e wounded Mcdonald, the enginee
t. of anil. The desperate ran away
) was persued, caught and after
}, desperate resistance was finally Kill
# led.
Il A dispatch from Rol,orsf}oi,,