The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-05-20
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
INDIAN MURDER AVENGED.


DEADwooD, May 17.-A party of twenty
five men started the Goth of last month to
recover the stock stolen from John Deaf
mach, murdered in the Youkada mountains,
and to avenge his death, came up to party
of seventeen Indians on Little Powder river
Thursday last and killed four of them and
captured twenty-seven horses. JOS. Rhodes
one of the party was killed.
REMANDEp TO PRISON.
READING, Pa, May %7.-Jacob and Albert
Huntsinger, formerly president and cashier
of the defunct Miners Trust bank of POTTS.
vile, having served two years in the Berks
county Jail, have applied for discharge as in
solvents. Tho petition was discussed and
they were remanded to prision.
RELIEF FOR MILTON.
PHILADELPHIA, May 17.-Another relief
meeting for the Milton sufferers was held
to-day in the Mayors Office and commission
ers were appointed to solicit contributions.
The amount collected was $4,000.
THE WHITAKER CASE.
WEST POINT, Nay 1.-THE Whitaker
case was resumed to-day and the testimony
of the oommandant of the post, two detect.
ives and several other witnesses heard, but
nothing of special importance elected.
SUNDAY MURDER.
KANSAS CITY, May 17.-Frank Patton,
with a brother aud friend, was at the Two
Ii gardens, yesterday, and wheu returning
home, last night, got iato quarrel with
three men in hack, ono of whom drew q
revolver and shot Patten, iulicting q mortal
wound. Patton's brother and friend pur-
sued the hack, but could not overtake it. It
is therefore not known who fired tue fatal
shot. Young Patton was found in the road
in dying condition, later in the night, anu
taken home. where he died q few minutes
after arrival. A man named Love, manager
of the oomique. arrested on suspicion.
SHOT HIS WIFE.
COLUMBUS, O., May IT,. William Walcott,
hack driver, shot his wife to-day, tho ball
taking effect Immediately above the right
breast, making, it is feared, fatal wound.
Walcott has been drinking freely for q long
time, and since his wife brought soit for d.
vorce some months ego, he has been in the
habit of lounging around restaurant. He
keeps begging money and liquor, and it ia
supposed her refusal to give him q consid-
erable sum of money last week, led to bis
attempt to murder her. Walcott was ar
rested tonight.
NEW TRIAL DENIED.
HARRISBURG, Pa, May 17.-The supreme
court, this morning, denied new trial to
Mrs. Conley the woman who enticsd young
gisl into marriage with the notorious DR..
Leon, when she knew the latter had q wife
living in Harrisburg. The court below ia
ordered to carry out the sentence of two
years, imprisonment.
DELU0ED IN HOT METAL.
CLEVELAND, May 17.-To-day as about
twenty men stood under the oupola in Tay-
lor e. Bogge's foundry, the bottom fell out
and ten tons of melted metal was poured
out, scattering upon and more or less severe
ly scalding ten men, one Of whom lies in q
critical condition.
Bali and Bat.
! CINCINNATI, May 1.-THE game of ball
for the benefit of Hail of tho Clevelands,
who had his leg broken in tho game here
last week, was won by Cincinnati Score,
Cincinnati II, Cleveland. 4. The net re-
ceipts about $400.
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