The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-05
THE NEWS RECORD.
Incidents, Accidents, Casualties
Grimes and Foreign News.
POLITICAL AND Personal,


CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.
A. G. johnson, President OF the Fay
cite county National bank, OF Washington
Court House, Ohio, has been arrested and TAX
en- to Cincinnati charged with e1nbezzling 9l0,-
QUO of the banks fund.
On the night of the 26th. at Chelsea,
Miss, Monroe Gibbs shot and killed Ike Walk.
er for the alleged seduction Of his wife. and
then shot her, inficting q severe wound.
Gibn III attempted suicide, hut was sur
rounded by party ofneeroes and captured.
Valmaseda, ex-Captain General OF
Cuba, just before his departure from the island,
issued proclamation offering rewards for pro-
ductisn of bodies of insurgents, dead or alive,
the heaves! reward being for killing project,
sub-prefect or other civil officer OF the rebels.
The Chicago Times of the 9th, has
information that District Attorney Bangs has
received instructions from Washington to al
low all parties under indictments there Tor de-
trauding the revenue to plead guilty, and to
insure them immunity from sentence to the
penitentiary.
Bernard j. Reilly, real estate agent
of St. Louis, who was recently reputed to be
worth fortune, is in the tolls OF the court Of
criminal correction, charged with embezzle-
ment from several of his clients, and his friends
are we@ried Of signing bail bonds for him,
wherefore he lodges in JAIL
John Mcclure McNulty of New York
was arrested on the Goth for horrible cruelty
practiced upon his thirteen-year old daugh-
ter. When discovered, the child presented
shocking appearance, her clothes hanging in
rags and tatters, and her person covered with
filth, while her face and body were discolored
from the brutal bows which her father had in
ficted upon her.
The coroner's jury in the case of the
child killed by its drunken father, Patrick Gal
liepser. OF Westerly, R. l., while attempting to
strike The mother, Christmas night. returned
verdict that the person from whom the faith
er purchased the liquor which made him
drunk was guilty of the murder of the hoy
Gilliepser was held in 81 900 to answer before
the supreme court.
Albert Fredenburg was recently con.
victed OF murder at Herkimer, N. Y, on the
evidence of his daughter who confessed to
being an accomplish in the affair, and was
sentenced to lie hung next Friday. Now the
daughter makes q new confession convict ng
her father and duplicating her husband to
clear whom she had sworn away her fathers
life. A stay of the sentence has been applied
for.
An old man named Spencer, residing
near Snaithland, Woodbury. county, Iowa, was
shot last Thursday night-twice by his son
William and once by his brother-in-law J. E.
Otis, neither wound being fatal. Young
Spencer alleges the cause of the shooting to be
that his father has habitually debauched his
sister young girl of unsound intellect and in
capable Of realizing the crime of which she
was the victim.
On the Goth the bodies of two we'll.
dressed men were found on the roadside near
Waverly, N. J. One had his throat cut and
in his pocket was found knife with which it is
supposed he suicided. He bore the appear
ance OF being German, aged As. The other
was man of q. He had pistol wounu in
the temple and under his body WAS an empty
revolver. He is also supposed suicide. Meth
OF the bodies was identified.
The U. S. grand jury at Indianapolis,
onthe oath. returned an Indictment against
Henry Holloway, superintendent OF the post
office and brother of Postmaster Holloway,
charging him with receiving 50, OUO from A. C.
Mason in consideration of securing for Mason
contract Tor the repair of mail bags, sacks, &C.
MIR. Holloway promptly rendered his resigna-
ton and gave bonds for his appearance to an-
swer the charge. He asks for a speedy trial
and processes to be sanguine OF his acquittal.
INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS.