The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-08-21

his wife, and ordered him out Instead
of going he endeavored to put Parks out. when
Parks seized gun and lodged fourteen shot in
McDonald's head, causing instant death
Turner Balen was shot and mortally wounded
by Joe Smith, at dance at Memphis, Tenn, on
the 18th inst.
John Norman vas fatally shot by his father
in-law. Roger Russell. 20 years old, near New
Albany. o., on the 18th inst. Norman received
the contents of a snot gun IN the face, tearing
out both his eyes. Cause, ill-treatment by
Norman Of his wife
At New York civ, on the 18th inst, Amandee
Bigot, French timer. cut the throat of Mrs.
Marietta Renaul, a married woman who had re-
Jected his advance The woman died instantly.
Bigot then cut his OWN throat
A blaekberrying larty found the dead body of
man III the bush at Locust Valley, \. Y, on
the Sth inst. The head had been completely
severed from the body. The remains were
those of man about so. He was well dressed,
and, as his pockets we're turned inside ont, it is
supposed that he WAS killed for his money.
Alexander Rush, a prominent farmer of Steu-
ben county, Ind, shot his wife fatally on the
10th inst. Cause jealousy.
In a row on the Sth inst, near Bethel Church,
on Columbia pike, Greensburg, KY, Felix Car
he killed Jack Gowdv with a gun. Gowdy's
friends III turn saot CarlIle III two places and
stabbed him twce All are colored. Garlic
was not expected to live.
Al lJIlOlisO hIpCE slOI Jerry IloIltl, VI I1clhl
mer, dead, on tie night of the Sth inst, at
Little Falls, n. Y. Holden had held improper
relations with Kicks sister.
On the morning of the 9th inst. the body of
Patrick Corcoran aged a, was found on one of
the Tenth street bridge piers at Ilttsburg, Pa,
with his skull frictured and other wounds. 1t
Is supposed the man was murdered III a EOusc
near by and CARED to the bridge.
In a saloon at Muscantah, H., on the 8th
inst, VIM. Trullock shot and killed Geo. Weth-
port and wounded man named Herman.
Jarvis n. Phelps killed Sadie A. Grover, his
former mistress and then fatally shot himself
near Shutesburg Centre, Mass, on the Sth inst.
Phelps had served a sentence for bigamy and
had endeayorcd to get the girl to live with him
again.
At Nikelvelt Texas, on the eth inst. A.
Frugal quareled with P. II. Snyder and H. NJ.
WahlfrOm. Snyder was killed and Frugal dan
gerously injured.
Thomas Boyd crown solicitor, and his two
sons, were fired at by masked assassins near
New Ross, Ireland, on the Sth inst. One of
Bovd's sons was fatally shot through the lungs
and Boyd and his other son received slight
wounds
Thomas Beckett, of Jacksonville, H., quar-
relied with his wife recently and ran away with
their infant child. The infant died in a few
days, when Beckett returned to see his wife, but
was refused entrance to the house and cx-
changed pistol shots with his wife's brother.
Beckett was pursued by officers who cOrnered
him in a field and captured him. but not until
two of the officers received serious wounds.
A mob of hOrsemcn took John Ball. who
murdered his wife in May, 1879, from the jail at
Athens, Ia. on the night of the eth inst, and
hung him. Bailz had been twice sentenced to
death. and each time granted a new trial
Thomas f. Snebaker fatally shot Policeman
A. Chumley, while under arrest, at Cincinnati
O., on the 8th inst, for disorderly Conduct.