Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-07-18
THE WORLDS DOINGS.
/ CRIMES IND CRIMINALS.

Near Belle Buckle, Tenn, July 18th, q
eolored man shetland killed white man.
Alexande B. Savers. a Philadelphia
wife murderer. hts been setenced to BE hung.
I The cashier It's Eastern railroad,
Boston, ID q defaulter to the amount of ~, 900.
It is reported that the vagrant tramps
driven out q lows, are approaching Minneso-s
t. in full force. ~'
Henery Wise was hung at WATERFORD,
s. c., on Friday the 18th inst, for the murder
ofshis rivalin love affair.
At Millodgeville, Ga, on the 18th inst.
Mike Shaw, the wife murderer, was hanged.
Bis neck was not broken, and he writhed
fearfully for six minutes after the fall.
An Orange row occurred between the.
soldiers and the populace at Montreal, Satur-s
day evening, July 18th. Fifty or sixty shots
were fred and q number were wounded.
Reports from the frontier continue to
give accounts Of Indian disturbances, depre-
dations and skirmishes. The end of the In
dian hostilties seems to be as remote as ever,
Friday, July s12th Hiram looks, col
ored, was hanged 1t Princess Anne, Somerset
Co., Md, for the murder 81 John Tyler, colored
aged eighteen. looks died proclaiming his
innocence. =.
At Quincy, ILL.,, Monday July 18th, the
body Of J. B. Kelley was found in the bay. He
was telegraph operator, and few hours
before had been arrested for debt, and after
wards committed suicide by jumping into the
bay. IN IT. !f}s<
On complaint Of the Receiver of the
Teutonio Savings Bank, New York, orders
Of arrsst have bsen issued against the trustees
In civil process to recover -$29SO0 money of
the bank fraudplent1y converted by them to
their use: = -.
A Helena, Montana, telegram of July
10th says; A. L. Cutie and John Wareham
were found murdered at Cattle Ranch, at the
head of Dearborn river, on the 18th. Their
houses had been broken open and the con-
tents carried off. The dep-edators are sup
posed to be Indians and white horse-theives
combined. Dearborn river is about fifty miles
north of this place.
A St. Louis dispatch of Monday the
18th inst, says, Robert Atkins, q United States
soldier, was found dead in the woods near
Jefferson barracks yesterday. He left the
barracks Friday with wagon to gather wood
and not returning at night search was made
for him yesterday with the above result.
From the fact that his skull was rribly
fractured it is believed he was murdered by
some unknown peraon.
A Noponet, Ont, telegram OF July
18th, says while young Briton named Sam
uel Sicily was passing near Marrysyille cor
ners, Saturday evening, he was shot and
severely wounded by James White, Cath olic.
It is reported this morning that White shot
Robert Harvey while trying to arrest him.
White is still at large, though the latest in
formation says that he is surrounded in the
woods, and all escape seems almost impos-
sible.& RI ~
- A Cairo, Ill, telegram July 18th says,
number of frightened negroes from Ken
lucky, opposite Cairo, brought report that
a band of Ku-klux visited all the negroes in
the vicinity last night, giving them twenty
four hours to leave the country. Later in
formation proves the Ku-kluxing to have
been a drunken crowd OF half dozen youths
aged sixteen to nineteen, one Of whom reck-
lessly shot a negro, inaicting flesh wound
in the arm. 4