The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-11-06
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Tom Belts. colored. killed II. T. Moore. white.
near Jonesboro, Ga. on the 29th. Moore was
an old citizen OF Clayton county. The dispute
was about the proceeds of the sale Of cotton.
Belts was arrested.
Between the afternoon Of the Esd and the
morning Of the 25th five different MURDERS oc-
CURED at Danvi.ie, Va. Barton Smith shot his
paramou. Mary Mitchell. John Rannev quar-
relied with Daniel NIaroney about dog, and
Daniel was shot dead. David Graves suspected
Ed. Coleman of undue intimacy with his wife,
and Coleman paid the penalty with his life.
Scott Hankin'5 dead body was found IN river
bearing marks Of violence. 4 pCddicr named
II ggerty put an end to the existence of a
brother peddler named Conrad. with club.
Michael OHearn, man Of considerable
wealth, who resided at Pittsteld, Mass, stabbed
his wife to death on the 26th inst, and then
committed suicide. O'iicarn and his wife lived
unhapplly. He was addicted TO drink, and when
under its influence he was exceedingly cruel and
brutal His estate Is valued at 40 600.
Patrick DALEY, farmer living near POastown.
Butler county, o., shot at Mlddletovn on
on the 9th He had been put ont of Mike
HIcy's saloon, where lie had quarreied with
man named Cumnllns. Thomas Johnson,
friend Of Cummins, followed Daley to the
street where he shot him through the heart.
Johnson escared.
Robert Love, of West Albany, Wabasha
county, Minnesota shot and instantly killed his
own brains ont, on the 9th. Domestic trouble
was the cause Of the tragedy.
Two road agents were killed by MeXicans,
near Santa Fe, on the 26th.
In melee at a low brothel near Camp Sheri-
dan, Neb., Ed. Collins ana James joyce we're
killed, and Sergeant Green. Of company VI.
Fifth cavalry, two cowboys and one Of the loose
females badly wounded. Green's leg had to
be amputated.
Frank Allison. a well-known merchant Of
Woodland. Carroll county, Va, recently took a
party named Hawks a. q partner in his bust
ness. Allison soon suspected Hawks Of uu0ue
intimacy with Mrs. Allison. ON the 23d he
told her he VAS going from home Tor a few
days. Instead of gong IS he pretended, he
sccreted himself i'll the vicinity of his home, re-
turned late saturday night, and found bis wife
IN Hawks room. Allison drew his revolver, shot
Hawks dead. and lodged two bullets ii his wifc's
body. iuthctIng serious Iut not necessarily fatal
wounds Allison then surrendered himself to
the authorities. Hawks was - wears Of age
and rather good-loohlrg. Mrs. Allison Is SO.
1t Bolton. Texas, on the 25th Matt 4. Me
knlaht shot James Derrick. The ball passed
through Derlick's neck inflicting mortal
wound and then struck John ". Kemp III the
right eye. killing Linn instantly. Mcknight
escaped.
Lewis Irwin died at Gallopolis. o.. on the
10Th. from the eject Of wounds received
sex aral days previous at the bands OF his father
ami mother. il seems that q quarrel arose
about a pane OF glass, when the old man shot
the son ana his mother struck him with 4 club
after he vas down. Both are il jail.
Edward Lyons, one Of New Yorls most skill
I'M burglars was mOTtallv wounded on the 2tth
y q saloon keeper named Hamilton l;rocL.
whom Lyons assaulted With deadly intent
Tie BODY Of an unknown ana unconscious
eoloIgd m"R WAS found In III alley ach If Rob
lnSan.N OF, Il house. Cincinnati. on The night of
tbs sd. liz died EcXt morning. and [ was
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