Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-28
GENERAL NEWS.
Horrible ARRAY in Jacksonville, Oregon.

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Sunday afternoon, the 18th inst. o horribl
ARRAY occurred some FIVE miles east Of Jacl
sonvile. on or near tho old stage road. Tw
families named Doty and johnson live nea
each other. and have been quarreling som
time, which resulted last fall IN pitched bal
tie between Mrs. Doty and Mrs. johnson. Th
case was taken into Justice Court. Mrs
johnson was bound over to appear before th
next term Of the Circuit Court. The jur
failed to find mn Indictment. the bondslnel
were released. and things passed on ms usual
but no compromise "f difficulties seems t.
have been effected between the families o,
Sunday morning Mrs. johnson, who is viii
ow with large family. hal occasion 10 visi
one Of her neiehbOrs. In doing So she passed
through Doty's field, where it seems he ha,
forbidden her to 90. D"ty. seeing her pass
prepared himself for her return in the evening
As she came along u fight seems to have taker
place between Mira. J"Lnson aud Doty, Mrs
johnson getting the worst of it. and she wa.
left s-nseless on the ground bearing the marks
Of heavy blows with club over the head Her
two boys. Thomas anil Brooks. learning of the
situation Of their mother. started to her assist.
nnce and were met by Do.y. when fight en-.
sued with guns and r-v"lv-rs. resulting in
mortally woundine beth the Johnson boys
Thomas is grown. while iirmks il only four.
teen. 1t is thought that Mis-. johnson will
recover. but both th,. boys ar. pronounced by
attending physicians beyond hope Doty was
lodged in Jail awaiting ~xaminn'ion. People
are greatly excited over thu. aT,r.
Winn~,nucra. April Goth.
Word was brought I" Sheriff Nash last Sat.
"rday that mar "am"'l J \ Sharp had been
murdered at the Sulphur mines. forty.fve
miles northwest "f Mill City. TIL. Sheriff
started for the sc-n.. arriving AT Camp Sul.
phur mines on Sunday Monday the Sheriff.
accompanied by William Spencer. staried in
s"arch Of the body Going up the rarine abomt
two hundred yards he iomnd n pile of fresh
dirt. and going siill further up III. ravine at
the base of the mountain. h.. ionnd n coat GOV.
rred with blood. with the hark part of the col.
lar cut out. He returned T., the camp and
arrested man named I. W. Rover and nut
him in irons. The Sheriff. with Wm Sp.n.
cer. James Knapp. +. !. McW"rthy. with
'hovels and picks. returned tn where the
zr"und was found dug mp. and digging. found
, limb ofa human being: further up the ra.
zine he found right arm: a few hundred
'ards still further up. near the bluT. he fund
J body minus arns. legs and head. ResnminQ
he search. and going near the sp"t where the
lrm was dug up. he discovered the head and
ONE parts Of the murdered mans clothing.
dr. McWorthy readily recognized the head
. that OF J. N. Sharp. the missing man. On
urther aearch he could fnd nothing more
he remains were gathered together aud hu
led. Sheriff Nash arrived in Winueuuccs
bic 'norning with the prison~r, heavily ironed
10 is man about thirty years of age, and
toutly denies oil knowledge Of the murder,
Though it 10 said he had the murdered mans
cots on.
Narysville, April Goth.
The California Brewery. on Eighth street.
elonging to Gotlieb Sieber, was burned the
corning about two o'clock. The Ere began
! the drying house. and before the engines
Dald reach the ground it had gained such
cadway a. to baf1e al efforts to extinguish
Loss. 5000; said to be insured for
$500. There WINS considerable quantity
barley in the building. and also quantity
beer. Sieber lost seventy TINS Of barley BY
10 food.
A Sad Fate.
New York, April 9Th.
Mira. Pauline KOehler rleaded guilty to