The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-20
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

MICHAEL O'HEARN, q man Of con.
siderable wealth, who resided at Pitts6eld,
Mass, stabbed his wife to death and then
committed suicide. O'Hearn and his wife
lived unhappily. lie was addicted to drink,
and when under its influence he was cx.
ceedingly cruel and brutal.
CHARLES THROOP and Henry Mum,
painters, at work upon the Public Library
Building In Cincinnati, on the 18th, by the
breaking OF hook that sustained their scat.
folding were precipitated to the pavement,
assistance Of 80 feet, and both were instant.
y killed.
THERE was o collision Of passenger
train, on the Panhandle Road, about y
miles west Of Pittsburgh, on the 10Th. by
which J. Anderson, fireman, and three
young men who were stealing ride were
Instantly killed.
Rev. JOHN A. PERRY, Familiarity
known as Elder Perry, who has lived in Bar.
rington, X. L., for several years past, has
been indicted for burning buildings owned
by him with intent to defraud insurance
companies In Boston and Lowell. Perry has
been burned out six times since he has lived
In Rhode Island, and until the present case
has always got biz insurance money.
A DESPERATE attempt was made to
rob the First National Bank Of Wellsyille,
W. Va, on the evening Of the 18th. As the
Waterman was entering the bank be was at
tacked by three men and knocked down
with hand billy. His cries caused the rob.
bers TO run. Pursuit was made by the citi.
xens and one Of the gang arrested and taken
into custody by the Mayor. He gave his
Iname - ]. Carson, and says be resides in
Chicago.
PETER WRIGHT, colored, was hanged
u Liberty, Va, on the 29th, for the murder
sehis employer, . farmer named Maupin, in
June, 1879.
JUDGE MOORE, an old and respected
citizen OF 1caesboro, Clayton County, Ga,
VA on the &sh brutally murdered by ne.
gro named Dstts, who beat out his brains
with . ratI.spiitsing maui. The murderer
escaped but was being holly pursued.
A ROW occurred At . political meet
ing In 81 Louis on the night Of the sOth, in
which negro, named Charles Brown, wa
shot and killed BY some person unknown,
The ooIOred mes became Infatuated At the
death OF their somzade, and being under H.
impression that policeman did the shoot.
ing, severely handled several officers whc
tell into their hands. A number Of shot.
were fred during the melee and several per.
seas were badly hurt.
A ssRIOUs riot occurred st Denver on
ths slss, essesi, II b stated, BY On alterca-
ton betweea Chiasman and . white man.
tnwhtch the latter was severely cut. A mob
seen collected and an onslaught was made
upon tho Chinese quarter, many houses be.
1ag Quilted and their inmates horribly mu.
tilstsd. TIE pclice being unable to quell
he riot, ths 1Fsmen were called out to give
assistance, I'D large force Of special po-
hesnsn wen .arslled. AT midnight con.
larasivs cults ssaned. One Chinaman was
KILLED asdssvsral were badly beaten.
Tns boiler in the flouring.mill Of H.
Lsws, q Atlanta, Ga, exploited On the
~, killing two men and iDjuriug several
slAsu.
Nm. HsnPnlLL, aged 90, was burned
y eeasA b ~ dwelling d Bridsewater,
~, bsiag - isshls 10 make her escape. .
WlInsln Fnl1sCH, . German shos.
aahs q ssa Fassisco, killed bic wife by
sssssag Asr threat alter . desperate resist.
~ q Asf Dast, IN which shs received
nanoef q nfaof wounds. He then stabbed
Alnss8 dsssn times b the breast and
1sosse, is1lssiag probably fatal wounds.
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