The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-05

n gate, iusensibls, with two large Eashcs
In her bead and her clothing partly
burned. The house and barns burned to he
ground. In the ruins = ~ heuss wsec
found the remains Of Mn. viskow, her
throat cut from ear to ear, md b the rulns
Of the barn was found tho body Of Nr. Vi.
kow, 70 badly burned ~ to no scarcely nc.
o.uizable. The relations Of the Viskow
family are known TO have been unpleasant,
anil the neighbors generally believe that
viskow was the author OF the whole terrible
deed. There are some, however. who lay
the deed to tramps.
EDWARD REINuARDr, q wife murder
err, was hanged ON Staten Island, New York,
on the 18th.
JAMES McELRoY was struck by q
locomotive while crossing the raYlrosd track
near Somerset, o., In = wagon, and fatally
injured, dying within few hours.
The steamship City Of Boston was
burned June -, $50, according TO bottled
memorandum Just turned up In New York
City.
Ar Craps Point, DO Soto Parish,
La, on the nth, two brothers named Prud'
homme terminated an old quarrel with
knife and gun, A. Prudhomme receiving q
fatal thrust I'M the back.
IT is reported from Tucson, New, that
stage from Messillato Fort Cummings was
attacked by Indians about ten miles from
Fort Cummings. The bodies Of three men
and one woman, passengers, were found nu'
tilsted and burnt. They were removed to
Cumming. The Indians are supposed to
have numbered forty. They were being pur.
sued BY troops. 'l"
CAL. HUEY WAS hanged al Osceols.
Ark, on the 18th, for the murder OF John
Broadway, in Crittendcn County, in the fall
OF 1879.
THREE men were recently lynched at
Colorado, n. Mex, the present terminus Of
bthe Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe Railroad,
for having robbed woman; and at San Mar.
cial, a few miles distant, two desperadoes
were disposed Ut In an equally summary
manner by riddling their bodies with bull.
lets. .guz.l ...a.
Ar Point an Pelee Island, Lake Erie,
on the 10th, man named Reinheimer shot
another, Andrew Henderson, . mail carrier,
and then blew out his own brains. The two
men had always been good friends, and In.
sanity Il suspected In the murderer, ~ he
had previously attempted to take bis own
life. -r
The mining town Of Alta, Utah, has
been almost buried under the snow. A series
. OF avalanches have occurred, causing the
deaths Of at least ten persons. The names
given arc Mrs. Ha,kins and her daughter
!. Jane, Charles Borbridge, Frank Laporte,
Robert Hsworth, Van Morris, John Fitxser'
, aid, =. b. Lee, VIM. Hollinshead, and mar
!. named Darby. Richard Williams and John
J, Washington are missing, Other disasters o.
!. similar nature are reported from other To-
: cslitiss In the Wahsatch and Big and Littl,
4 Gettoawoods. IN ~ 3D.. s...
: idCYBUs ID. ROBINSON and Daniel Mo
!. ALLEY, two wsll.known farmers, living sbon
!. three mics from Connellstille, ~. wer
!: struck by FALLING tree and Instantly killed
]: 11omas Mckenzie, Who ras standips DEE
q By, was also Struck and dangerously Injured
I. Tie roots q thu tree he'd bean prstiousl
!: lQoseSSd b. ,blaa>isg. md It fell withou
1 Wafhinc, u ii Afp tin ellml.. ~
. o"BUoK" PWALSa,0s noted burglar
d ssnteGes4to the '0lns Sing IN. Wy Priso
3 Ter twInfY ysat. W. shot dead on the 1Ut
9 BY sguath while trying To escape. ,.''i' =
y Knox PtxckARp -apd 5 colored %,
" want were buried under saowslide j,
Georgetown. Colo, beth being dead whe
sxhumed. William Piuckard escaped wit
n he life. '.-' ''.' " $3.50
to A FEW days since woman obtaine
n. smploymsnt q nurse 1t the Institution
the Hebrew 6heltering Guardian Societ!
"A FIFTY seventh Stfset md Tirst Avenue, Ne
Ma York 4 During ~ night shs went down inl
IA the kitchen and kipdlsd q fro .oi weed ~
- shayings On ~ middle q ths Aeer, with q
!, evident dssiQn q .barning AeraelIto dat
- - when discovered BY ~ SupsslAtsndsh
9. who had been awakeaea by ~ stnell q Or
=. the womm STOOD ik'thS ctntst q IL pyr,
:. her clothing Oh sfane. He speedily Ysscu,
:. her from her terrible petition. but n6t befS
:. che had received fatal Injuries, Nom MI
:. =. she died few hours later, The AZ, COR
~. municated to ne woodwork ofths, buildiu
n and wss with difficulty extingusheA, The
were in To institution at tie ume ,lixty.6
!, children and eight grown people. Il Y
tasssequentIy S3oeifSined tAat TIE '~om
- NJ partially hsaRs, andhad* aadsssd IN
~ che house Of hesi brother d 'TArty.hI
~ Strese. She saidNo % theWils Of Nor,
Ne Ksr.tins, Of AshlAg, H., and las broth
!. and sister lying q Marion, IL a7
- A SINGULAR and unacceptable crir
ae;; " reported from Lapeer village, Micl
'p. Il Whine peOp1J were u church. Nm. Balna
OF went to ~ HOME d Rev. E. Curtis, /
mo Baptist PASTOR, STACKED bis wife. A old ID
Ne about @, Mxw bet DOM, poured gasolI
over her clothing .ihd ~ X o. Ar. 4
. = pop1 woman Mas " shoskisgly burned Il
=, EShk lived but lew hours. Mrs. Barnard
- |ehput ~ yserS old, the wife 4 promil'
nor lciusen, end las been, eopspicubus h her
IL! teitlen 70 eA0Erk a1Iairs. se6he think
|sA. *as csAssd ~ religious 'exeitsnmt x
~. tSAs aiSeete0. -,n't in"Y az sG.i
- \ Jcssr.a 4, .frsneh ca
The dian Yfpsl, ras hanged BY ! vigilance q
ion. nittes near Bodie, ca. H had shot
MI. killed Thomas 1tsloas, because the la1
objeeedto Derdthe dancing with his y
sTI b A, stxioUs' explosion occurred 1t
Inas lArioiy h salford, England, whith
n. clAtSod to Henianisn. ono boy Aa1d
- froo injuries received sTanirnla
~. A RAlLWAY accident ct Wake6e
nh. Yorkshire, England, caused Tho death
rene sevea perSo1a. The1injured nuDber th
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