Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-16
CRIME.

JAMES LAHEY was shot and killed by
a policeman in Chicago July 10Th.
BUGGELL, the murderer Of Miss Han
son, was hung at Concord, n. H., July
10th.
FOUR Cheyenne Indians were hung at
Bismark, d. 7. July 9TH for the murder
of a signal service officer.
FRANK DAVIDSON, for killing William
Hagerty last September. was hung at
Warrensburg, Mo-, July 9th.
THE trial of Judge Elliott's murderer
was set for July Sth at Frankfort, KY,
but the defendants did not bring on
their witnesses.
AT Cincinnati, yesterday, says a dis
patch Of July 9TH, George Black was
shot and instantly killed by VIM. Phil
lips Parry, who committed the deed in
self-defense. Black had served three
years in the penitentiary.
A PARIS telegram of July 9TH says
M. De Lesseps has just signed the treaty
giving him the concession of the 18TH
mus granted by the United States of
Columbia. Matters are now to be
pushed with the creates: activity. A
new company will be Immediately con-
structed, with a capital of 0O000,GOO
francs.
ADvICEs received from South Amer
lea, via Panama, July 9TH
report battle at Calama and the
capture of that point by the allied
forces. The CHILEAN losses are said to
be l 800 killed. AT Quillahua, on the
river Loa, q small Chilian advance
guard was beaten. Some were killed
and the remainder captured,
SAYS Chicago dispatch of
July 9th: Yesterday forenoon, Prince
Albert Jones, colored express
man, living in the southern portion of
the city, fired three shots into his
brother jim Jones, who, though still
living, cannot recover. The shooting
was the result of family quarrel
which has extended over period OF
several years.
A ST. LOUIS dispatch of July 9TH says:
William Glazler author OF a book called
al eroes of Three Wars" who has been
here several weeks organizing canvas
sing force, vas taken to Chicago by q
detective last night on a warrant charg-
ing him with abduction for concubinage
The supposed victim is Mary Ettherlck
of Boston.
WILLIAM c. REEVES, of St. Louis, shot
his bride OF four months four times on
the 7th inst, claiming as the cause of
the internal act that his wife was I'M
true to him. The general belief pre-
vailed that there was no ground for
suspicion and that the shooting was
done out Of pure deviltry.
A DENVER, Col, special of July 9TH
says James II. Holland and Charles G..
Wobroth, arrested at Aiamosa. Thurs
dav for the murder of William Syock
on the 9th ult., in New Mexico. were
taken from jail at / 3. M, Saturday, by
100 citizens, and hanged to a cotton
wood. They had confessed,
A New YORK special of July Sth says
it is thought likely, from Investigations
made to-day, that john F. Seymour,
who was found dead on the grounds of
the Episcopal Theological Seminary
last Friday morning, was killed by a
pistol shot fired by Paul Striecke,
mere lad, and one of the students. 1t
is believed that the shooting was wholly
accidental.
AT Ellington, H., July 9th, Lee Rob.
bins shot and instantly killed his sister,
aged 20, and then shot himself, inhict-
ing wounds from which he cannot re-
cover. Miss Robbins was engaged to a
man named Richards, and was to be
married to-day. Her brother had been
trying TO prevent the marriage but she
refused to break her promise.
A FARMER CRY, H., dispatch of July
9th says disreputable fellow by the
name of Z. H Stewart eloped last night
with the wife of Able Enlow. Both are
married. Stewart leaves wife and
two small children, and Mrs. Enlow a
young babe. Mrs. Enlow has been re-
garded as good, virtuous wife, both in
the eyes OF her husband and neighbors.