Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-09-15
ADDITIONAL NEWS.

A KANSAS CRY reporter, named Nun
nelly, had thrilling experience with party o,
tho Jesse james gang Of outlaws. About mid
night some strange party representing himself
as q newspaper man came 70 Nunneliy and
stated that~he had startling piece of news,
Nh'ch could be G tanned III very short time II
he would follow INN. He did as he was biiden
On the way to point about milo south OF Kan
sas City the unknown man asked Nunnell,
what he knew regarding the James boys, and
WAS told 10y hlm that lie was acquainted
With them, and had served on Pink
erton's detective force III pursuit Of them on
scvelal occasions. suddenly the interogator
integTuptt d by informing Nunnel'y that he was
Jeese james, rnd that lie proposed to kill him.
Al tins time five men rose niysteriou-ly from
the sdo Of the road and covered the victim
with REVIEWERS, compelling him to throw up lis
hands. Ine gang started to take Nunnell,
slolg with them but he broke away and ran
Tor las life through tine dense nndeTbrush, ami
made his escape. The gang followed and fired
number OF shots at the fleeing Journalist
none OF which took effect.
WHEN the steamer Gen. Sherman ar
rived at Sanding Rock TO transfer Sitting Bulls
party to Fort Randall, tho noted Sioux 4, clared
he would never 20 on board alive He was
| promptly overpoNered by The soldiers, touid
hand aud foot, and carried up the gang-p ank.
| TIE Other lndaus Lad displayed some nIsil-
! Lord nation, Int quietly followed when tkclr
| chef lad teeR ubdugd -. There Is a strong
sent'ment in Arizona IN favor OF the expuI-
sion OF the sayages from the Territory The
/ southern Ute lndlSns bre said to be preparing
| to take lie var path.
! A SERIOUS disturbance on the levee at
New Orleans originated in epthet5 bestowed
upon the drivers Of cotton floats. police
rgeant was beaten with clubs, and fred on
tie crowd, killing r negro named Hawkins
! Bull Is tle~ thlck around the officers, and the
! entire force WAS called to the scene BY tAe fire.
alarm. Women shot at policemen from the
| windows, and the newly-engaged laborers werc
: forced to quit work. The militia we're ordered
! out just as the rlotIug ceased. Several COTTON
bales were set ON tire.
The mail for Gtliteau, the assassin
which, however he never seos-contains some
curious messages. The following, written OF
postal card, was sent from Baltimore
Nes, do cone to cur little fun On Get o. Il sud
| y! Your psssa vii lie lGid, hut cabuot guar
tuiee you ticket h me-" We sesule Nou q;.lte a
! tine Should your "guard4sn' consent to You;
/ ecmUg a private Conveyance viii meet yeu at The
| oeltt, th,n yau viii lie drawn through the eit,
| ana lever ttfQre u your fe will you have
/ tnc'd such tine. Your body viii be petched upo4
lo-s and tar4ed in the procession Of The orlo.e.
COMMITTEE.
Also this from Annapolis,
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Washington jail iite AID the hanging Of euiteau
A postal card from Boston had draw ne
OF u 5 elegou. on the left Callows with q nal
hanging, ani the words Z" VIII pay any man
who VIII get Gut5aps carcass TO eat with me
/ viii cut II III ten thousand BITS" Gpiteau !.
represented behind the bars, calling " L..
me ont and won't shoot the President again. -
The wretch had a marrow ne from death q
few M lHgngs sine. As tac guard az tie jai
was l eng relieved, Sergoant Mason Fred nj thC
assassin, ths Juliet coming within lew mche
OF his hesd. 1t isbeltv, thst aIason Was suf.
terms from the ,ffscts Of stror medicine taAeE
| ferefils.
THE steamer Columbia foundered in I
gale which prevailed on Lake Michigan On til,
night Of the lotA inst The disaster occurred
of Frankfort, Mich, about midn ght Fifteen
persons we're drowned, iacluimx The Captain,
| second mate ard first aud second engine rs.
The steamer was bouad fro,a Chicago 10 Coz
haywood, CAuads, laden With grain. SGt
| shifted her cargo aud sank within fifteen MN
I utes after The passengers and crew got aws $
/ nom the steamer IN small boats. Tut tie boat
! containing the Captain and engineers was cap
/ sized. Several other vessels were wree ked
! n the same storm. among them the David
Bows, the largest sailing vessel which ever nav
| isattd the lakes. Sue was bound from Chicago
! 10 Buffalo. with cargo OF 81 .000 bushels II
I corn. aud went ashore GA what Is known as
| Middle Ground, ncar Pelee island, in Lake
! Ene. Il Is fearel that tie entire crew are lost.
FRESH shocks of earthquake have oc-
aurred at various points in the Neapolitan
| provinces, and some lives were lost and much
| fropfrjy WIS destroyed Ia the Ecumenical
! Conference in London, Bishop simpsoa said
! The loss Of children OF Mcth1ai,ts IN America
| Ia favor Of Other determinations Nas one Of the
most disastrous lacss connected wlsl Method
| ism,