Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-16
NEWS SUMMARY
CRIMES AND CRIMINA LIS

Five persons have been sent to prison
in Boston, Mass, for violating the election law
last March,
The grand Jury of Boston have indict-
ed Charles Demond, the treasurer, for embez-
cling $4,000, the property of the Massachu-
sets Home missionary society.
Mrs. Alice Danbough of Lebanon st.
Clair county, Illinois, is in jail with two accom-
plices for poisoning her husband and his
brother. She confesses the crime.
The recent great trial of Nihilists at
st. Petersburg has been completed Wirski
Gen. Deenteln's assailant, will be hanged, and
Weimar, concerned with Solonviett who at
tempted the life of the Gar, has been BAN
ished to Siberia
A Paris telegram of Oct. Z, says five
brigands attempted to seize the railway sta
ton between Rome and Naples, an hour before
the train with the Italian minister of public
works upon it was expected 10 arrive. The
attempt was frustrated.
The largest robbery reported for some
time in New York was committed on the even
ing of Oct IL. About month ago DR.. Nor
man Mclean, London physician, arrived in
THE city and engaged board for himself and
wife at a boarding house, No. % West Twen-
tieth street. His rooms were on the first floor,
he brought with him, he says, between 100000
and 10000, principally in Bank of England
notes, besides large number of valuable dia-
monds, set end unset. In one of his rooms DR.
Mclean had seven trunks, and in one of them
was the cash box containing large amount
of money and jewelry. Last evening he and
his wife went out. They returned about 1890
| and as Mrs. McLeans maid was walking
| across the floor, she stumbled upon two rolls
| of Bank of England notes, one amounting to
| 27O 600 and the other to $4,000. She handed
| the rolls to Mrs. Mclean, and then it was dis
| covered that during their absence thieves had
been in the room and broken open one of the
trunks, stealing iewelry and money worth
$18,9SO. The valuables were in the cash box
which was broken open.
Judge Henry Heyden, of the Wood
county court, politician well known through
out the state of Wisconsin, candidate for the
attorney generalship on the Greenback ticket
| two years ago. was shot and killed at Cen
tralia, Wis, Thursday, Oct. 9, by W. H. Coch
ran, cashier of the First National bank. The
affair grew out of alleged intimacy on the par
of Hayden with Cochran's wife, the scanda
being one of long standing. Cochran hat
separated from his wife some time ago, al
though no divorce had been obtained. The
weapon used was shot gun loaded with five
buckshot, the entire charge penetrating the
right side of the victim, killing him instantly
No words passed between the parties, so it il
supposed the killing was premeditated. EX
element at the time ran high, and threats O
lynching were freely INDUCED in, but finally
better counsel prevailed. Cochran delivered
himself up, and was committed to Jail, but thu
following day was out attending to business
as usual Judge Hayden will be buried Sun
day, and Cochran will have his examination
Tuesday. Although the murder occurred
Thursday, nothing was known of the affai
outside of Centralia until to-day