The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-04-07
WEEKLY RECORD or GRIMES.

Detective E.. Jansen arrested Rober. Hart
vol in Chicago on charge Of stealing $500
worth Of goods from Romian Bros. Wholesale
clothiers Of Milwaukee.
1ya Miller and Seth Mckinney became en-.
gagged in quarrel At Gilman, ten miles west Of
Munice, Ind, and Miller shot McKenney
through the heart, killing him Instantly Mil
Ter escaped.
A bully from Haysvil!e, O., went 10 London
vile on Saturday, aud among other reprehersi-
BILE acts, insulied the editors of two papers pub
lished there. Finally tho town marshal arrest
ed him, but half a dozen citizens took him
away, and otter severe castigation put rope
around the bully's neck, led him beyond the
town line, and made him swear never 10 show
his face again in IIondonyi!lo.
Kansas City has had q rare scandal Dr.
Jenkins, city physician, is charged with exact
ing fees from persons admitted TO the hospital !;
also maintaining improper relations with female
the steward, is charged with scandaious rela-
lions with the matron Of the hospital, and gross
negligence of duty, by which patients have been
deprived OF medicine prescribed by the phys;-
clan.
horrible case of sulphuric acid burning oc-
cnrred at Montague. Michigan. Mrs, Capt
Flagstaff, inspired by jealousy, went 10 hotel
where girl, aged seventeen, named Emma
Drake, formerly domestic in her family, was
at work, sent for her. and on her appearance
threw twelve ounces of the acid over the IN
fortunate girl, bnrning her face and the upper
part of her body terribly, but not fatally. Mrs.
Flagstaff WAS Jailed.
Patrick Thorn, a railroad man, was murdered
at Gold Greek, Arkansas. He was found near
the section house with 4 frightful wound in the
stomach, made with knife, and lying in pool
Of blood Mrs. Mayor, his divorced wife, has
been arrested On suspicion Of having committed
the horrible deed.
horrible case Of aulphuric acid burning oc-
fq9rsa 3 M1Gq S s Michigan .1 Ms 1:p
where a girl, aged seventeen, named Emma
Drake, formerly domestic in her family. was
at work, sent for her. and on her appearance
threw twelve ounces Of the acid over the 1n-
fortunate girl, burning her face and tbs upper
Flagstaff was jailed.
Detective E. Jansen arrested Robert Hart
we'll in Chicago on q charge of stealing $500
worth Of goods from Romien Bros; wholesale
clothiers Of Milwaukee.
A bill has been passed. through the Tonnes
see legislature declaring the forfeiture of the
to be taken from his custody and put to death
hyn mob It also provided that 40 sheriff who
is found guilty OF this Offonse shall ever be eli
sible to any office Of trust within the gift Of the
state. 1t will he signed by tho governor
Vim. s Bates, United States marshal, was
fatally stabbed in fight near a bar-room on the
Southern read, below Somerset, KY, on
Wednesday night Cooper, another United States
marshal, was killed at the same time, in little
town ton miles distant Both were active
against the moenshMers:
Gustav Reichfus was assassinated, ut the
home Of his brother Henry, near Watson post
Office, Iowa, four miles from Winona, iowa.
The family were sitting around table reading,
when two barrels of . gun were fred through
window c1arp0 Qnt0rinu tho loft ah0u]6or
of Gustav, and killing him instantly. The
murderer escaped. Henry ReichfCs was
wounded on the hand, and nearly bled to death.
The deceased was bachelor, worth about $780,
600, most Of which was out at interest He
had lost = note book, containing number Of
notes, few days before
An incendiary in East Cambridge, Massachu-
sets, burned lumber shed Of the Lowell rail-
way company, seriously damaging the railroad
aud other property, including q carload Of b.
con belonging to John Sinclair Of Liverpool
Total loss. $4,000.