The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-20

ey has beep put into the States east Of the
mississippi ala ips,1e country south Of
Richmond, Il has gone mainly, q course.
into railroads. But $1,000, 1000 has lately
been invested in cotton factories in Augusta
alone; and considerable sums have been lent
to planters and to mercantile or industria
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. a."
e. "A LANDLORD named Swanton was
fred at, near Balledyhab, Ireland, and NOR
tally wounded. His car-driver's hat was
riddled with bullets. rSwanton recently OBJ
tanned an ejectment decree against la
lborer. q ijA lsu h,'D rN.i1' !'" F'".
, Ar Detroit, Mich, Mrs. John Simp.
son, boarding house keeper, while return.
ing from market, the other, night, was shot
by man conceded behind q fence, who nm
mediately ran away Her husband, from
whom she has been separated some time,
and between whom and her frequent quar-
rel, have occurred, 'was arrested On suspi-
cion. Mrs. Simpson died charging her huss1-
band VIII committing the deed. ~ t''',
IN New YORK CITY the other day Mi:
'chsel Flanagan was drowned in a gutter
where he was sleeping of 2 spree. NJ 3.
WH1LE bathing near Jersey City, N.
j., Edward Dalton, aged 10, got beyond his
dejth. u Vim. Dunn, aged "a, went to his
ass tstance; but neither could swim, and they
weht under clasped each others arms "
Two indianapolis roughs, John and
Thpmas Carney, assaulted a csr.driver
named VIM. Collier, who. drew q revolver
and fired two shots, killing them both. The
shooting is considered justifiable. anfi' d.
EUaBkE E. WIGHT, who, with an 40
complete, murdered Mr.. Carroll, wealthy
ranch owner, in Colorado, in 1875, for the
purpose Of robbery, has recently been A.,
rested IN MASSACHUSETTS and returned to the
Colorado Penitentiary, whence be escaped
after brief confinement, .loisn..eo t,i!
Al Ash Grove, koqaois County, ILL.,,
John sampey, aged Is years, accidentally
killed his brother William, aged II, with q
shot. gun, while shooting at q target. In
Kickapoo Township, PEORIA County, Minnie
Walters, aged 70, was accidentally shot and
killed by her 19-year' old brother while he
was carelessly handling 2 revolver. i,ut IS T..
The dwelling of NJ. Silverstone, al
Calais, Me-, was damaged by fire on the 10Th
| George Brhdford was killed, shubael Spin
,ney probably fatally injured, and four 9th.
ers were wounded BY falling chimney .
4, Al Leadyille,li Colo.,, ,on the 10Th
Frank gilbert and Merrick, Rosengranti
4 we're executed Tor murder, the latter pro
I testing his innocence. Isaiah Walker; col
ored, was hanged at Gonzales, Texas, TO-
numbering his wife some months ago. ~"
! 4, "A DOUBLE tragedy was recently On
acted near ,Stonewall, in the Cherokee Ma
ton. Major, 4. Williams, becoming fren
zied through jealousy Of his wife, shot he
4 through the head, causing instant death
q he then blew out his own, brains. The deat
y bodies we're found lying only % few fee
u apart. 4.r,l ,g.ae.h ID .iaslAHl siA 2nth
y A.rEKElBLE accident occurred At Pc
oria, ILL.,, on the night Of the aoth. BY th
! explosiep, Of ,ap, overcharged still at th
Woolner Brewery, eighteen persons wer
injured,' oter oneshAlf Of them 'fataTH 9 TIL
names oi.the killsdsAnA those who .diedisso
: afterward from tAsiF, injuries are - follows
Tgnatz Woolner, one Of the proprietors, an
Max Woolner,l son Of another partner
two SONS of VIM. voehl (the father proba
: bly fstaly injured; Henry Casing, en-
: gineer; Henry Goetz, Charles Heppene
I. and August Bret, employees; John Kuk
la nd, . visiting brewer from Brooklyn, n
I ~. August Heller and WIN. Rice, two 9th
Ter employees. are sppnosed to be fatally In
! 1WAd.sia 81 snisrs 1Dt IiHon 1H' Gj d
.f' TIE wife, daughter, and infant ehil
!. Of John Snyder, splantsf, living h Il
! County, Afk., wete drowned while crossin
= /. bayou III ! hatboat Id Prairie Count.
!. They were seated ID Q tsagon and ire hors,
!, |btca1ie irestivs and backed It IL tie boat.
4 KENT MCNuTT, Secretary Of Stat
~ WI Accidentally drowned II Nsshvhl
!. Tenh. oti TIE 815t., s9!8'H be'.fo's I'd b
81 iAoAxeAz1NE, 'e1plcsion,t With gre
!, loso{ tte,;i j reported from Mazstlan, Me-
4 ico.l Tie Dividing was situated IN The g,
). tar Of. thehaainess portion " the town. 81
e explosion .conp@etely 1ased' The magazi'
lllapd d1stf6yet MARY honses Al the immed
odate Yciktt9. tssidBt doing Considerable dah
II ate,tp 4 apmber II others and killing a,larl
J. Inbmber of ipespla!i1 Immediately after Il
d explosion, the soldiers and citizens went 2
q work,to recover me bodies 81, those know
v to be buried in the ruins, Seventy bodi
"a Were recovered, and among them was Ira
4 cisco Pena, District Jaages The number
"a killed and aaaas4ladl AAs not .Kat: known,
I amany bodies are said to be still buried u
!. der the fuihS.'+ 'fs'. .tqn.,f t1.sti sGat =
r. ~ pyersbutg,, Tenn, onthe "a, MI
nj N negro, was lgypchele 9l, upon g
ii Kissing ap assault upon the person q lli
leI L,fhdreska .spge anoj'N, ,his,rGa
s: H. IN observation-disclosures, ny ~ =
4 GOVERNOR CRIrTENnIN, of Missoul
I, Bptoelsmsttdn, o1srs'$a 900 reward fof Il
arrest andl6onvivsicn Of each person pertic
4 IIafbf 81 the tfafA tcbbsrfes 1T Glehdsle,
.t0ctobst,s 1919, ana .tw,stch Oh tie 18th
y July, tks latter robbery being attended wi
81 two murders, J, For the pprshension
mi|8rppk James and jesse n, James Jan $5y0
{. Zach ~ offered nationally, with $50
q added upontheir conyietion for compiled
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