Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
CRIME.

\ YOU'VE man namedt. a. Van l)uzenot
Passaic. n. j., induced shop girl at that
placct to clope with him Al Cincinnati
he took her money, and deserted her.
REv. ID. NJ. De lluGHEs, of New jersey
disappeared from terry-boat 1T Philadel-
pha, on the lst inst, leaving the impres.
sion that he had shielded hv drowning, but
il IL thought to be "A trick and that lie has
eloped wthn Camden girl.
joins HAMILTON, Il rich farmer of lona
Mich, was shot dead by II young nephew
ON the lst inst 1t was a deliberate aud
unprovokcd murder,
FIVE young men who attended pic1le,
near Andovcr Masa., clirnbcd ON top Of Il
passenger chr in u train bound for Lowell,
for the purpose of securing free ride,
When the train passed under bridge
near their destination, they were all sweep
oil and killed.
FouW desperate cut-throats, who have
been lodged in Jail nj Meridian, Tex, con-
fess that, some time ago, they banded To-
gether with the intention of robhing post
offices, express offices, and other places
where money was kept and murder those
in charge, il necessary.
GEonaE HARVARD, young lawyer
was murdered in brooklyn, n -, oil
August the 3lst, by three roughs, lie was
going home, when two women, who were
being followed, asked his protection. IL,
escorted them several blocks until the DIES
pcradocs came up with him, and after q
brief alteration. stabbed him to the heart
Two burglars entered the room occupied
Ivy Mr. and Mrs Gait, ut Sterling, ILL.,, on
the lst inst, and presented their rcvolyer
ut the heads of the occupants, and wer,
about to search for valuablrs, when MIR
tiat caught one Of tho rutfans by th,
arm, and called Justify for his son, VIII,
promptly responded, The burglars thci
beat very hasty retreat, and jumped on 4
west bound train, hut were intercepted Al
Clinton and arrested.
Ar n picnic on the 3lst inst, ut Shan
nondale Charlton county, Mo. two ne
grocs had n quarrel and one shot the Other
dead Shortly after, Pat o'l'ricn. q
constable, attempted to arrest the murder
or, hut he resisted, and sworc that Ne
man could arrest him or take his pistol
whcrcupou O'Brien killed hin, with 4 shot
gun.
Thomas McnoNNp, Of Commercial
Point, O., met violent death, on the ,irt
inst, at the hands Of amob. lie had long
been the terror of the ncighhorhood, hui
ot late had devoted the greater part of his
time and energy tn n saloon-keepcr whom
il appeared to be his aim to eXterminah.
The two men had Il fight on Monday night,
Mcdonald losing an eve IN the meRe,
Growing weary Of this sort Of thing, he
ncighhors took the rutlan out Of his house
IL the dead Of night, and lynchcd him.
STANLEY CARVER, Il young man we'll
known in Baltimore, was to have ben
married on the Srd inst, but although
many friends congregated at the resdu1cr
of the Young lady Interested, bringing
presents to the value of several hurdred
dollars, the bridegroom came not. After
long and embarrassing wait the gtrl re.
| tired hearthroken, and the guests after
| partaking Of the feast prepared, left for
their homes Carver had lied the town
AMNN inst dismissed from tho employ
~ Elton. undertaken Of Chicago, informed
the police that, that gentleman had OF
/ his premises number OF corpses which
should I've buried. An investigation Is
tablishcd the truth Of the complaint, til,
remains Of several infants in var.ou'
stages of decomposition being found stowet
away in soap.hoSes. Elton was nj ono,
placed under arrest lie explains I'll,
matter Nv stating that tho bodies are thos,
u infants given him Nv physicians fot
the purpose II testing several processes 4
cmhalming The bodies were fostering
| il the eracker.hexe within the city linz
| its,
i HENRY kISasnoRS, a blacksmith killed
his wife ut Hartford. Conn, on the 6dl