Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-02-11
LATE EASTERN NEWS.
Crimes and Casualties.

fo,r miles FROM mere N'NitN'i'A tNtHlHS'
T.roIorc NatIim. French farmer, dclib-
nr,,,ly shot his wife SEVERN" her ju~uar
vain with ii shotgun, and two hours later
,hn, himself in the mouth, learning away
lis teeth. the uppcS jaw, check and one
az. ;pnictiur wounds which the phys!-
clans say must result fatally.
Or,IyCy. Jan. 21.-A thrilling accdcn,
,,oS inst occurred near here. On Tuesday
ayoninr. lust before the storm commenced,
= miner named Herald, and Il lady (nainc
mn,nown), started to 90 to the Monte
fhris,o mine, IL distance of three miles.
Tie storm caught them and they both
ncrishcd The hody of the man was found
yesterday but that of the woman has not
i,cen discovered yet When the news of
,hr,r loss reached the mine Il young man
named Robinson started down the noun
tain on snow shoes To give the alarm and
ret help and on his trip he WAS caught IN
q snowslidc and buried. About sixty mcn
have been hunting for the lost bodies OF
the woman and Young Robinson, but up
10 this hour they have not found either.
The lady's husband WAS at work in the
mine. and Robinson persisted within ii
few hundred yards OF his home.
BosroH, Feb. 3-Johanna Callahan ard
her son William, were burned to death in
their dwelling today at Dorchester.
SPRING LICK, Ky, Feb. 1.-Wilcy En-
lev, an old and respected farmer of But.
Ter county, and children were burned to
,,ih Friday night, his wife and eldest
L,....htcr escaping. The eldest Slept up
stairs. where the fire broke out. and En-
bcy tried to save them, dying in the at
tempt
HICKORY BRIDGE Ky. Feb. 2.-William
hawaii b..r,, Nnul.,- In,
Columbus Ca>s, who knocked him down
with an az, beat hi, head to II Jelly and
fled. An old ic,ld was the cause.
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wealthy farmer. ON Prairie du Na,rhc. II.
linois. died suddenly Monday. 1t is now
believed that he was poiscncd by intcrcs.
ted nrrsons.
.
CHICAGO, req - Wo l''tl elevator nc
cidcnts occurred lhiS morning one III
Browns collar factory, NO 10" rum Az
enuc, resulting III the latal INJURY Oh W III.
Black, aged Il. The other occurred al
FurSt " bradley hlahulactor! Oh aErlvuF
,,'n ;r.,,n,lv t;,Inl and Herman and
Chr.,i,n Wnn.trr ,hr rnrinrrr were ser.
,ou.Iv hut no, fatally Injured
Ow1NcsvIII.E, Ky, Feb. j.-Gco. Pre-
lit, aged 80 wears, while attempting 10
throw Il og into the fireplace, fell on the
Goals and was burned to death.
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BUFFALO, Feb S.--All the old part OF
The Lake Shore depot, about 400 feet, fell
in while Il Lake Shore train was in the
building Captain John Burcs and Hen
ry Walters. private secretary Of Supcrin
tcndcut Tillinghast y! the New York Cen
trail; William Wells, clerk for Car In
spcctor How of the Lake shore road, anu
two other bodies have been found, and
more are supposed to be buried in the ru
ms.
Wu1I,uspour Pa. Feb 3-Gcorrc
Smith and Catherine Miller were rxccu
ted this AM
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