Morris tribune., 1882-11-09
CRIMINAL CALESDLR

RarS&Scully was instantly killed at Paris,
KY, by Hooker Stivers. The parties lived
on adjoining farms and the women became
engaged in a quarrel about turkeys. Sher-
man -SlVers seventeen years old, brother of
Hooker SENers,. took a shot gun and shot
the turkeys claimed by Sculley's house
keeper. >Scnlly returned from the Memphis
races, land hearing of the case, and meeting
young >SEvers in spring wagon,
took him out and boxed his ears. When
Hooker -Stivers heard ofthis he put shot
gun in his buggy and came to town to
meet rSoraly, calling him (Scully) towards
him. When~Scully got within few feet
StlveEs deliberately shot him dead.
A Eau Claire dispatch says: Intellieenc
has just been received here that the motor
ious desperate and outlaw, Lon Williams
brother of Ed. Williams, who was lynehed
by mob of citizens at Durand, has been
captured by tie authorities of Dodge City,
Kans. The sheriff of Pepin county has
been notified and will start at once for the
scene OF the arrest after obtaining the neees-
sary reauisition from Gov. Rusk. At the
time ofhjs capture Williams sailed under
the aliaS ofJack. Bass.
John AmblerGmith and George D. WISE
republican and democratic candidates for
congressfrom the Richmond district, met
at McKinney's store in Caroline county.
Wise threw a t1mCler at Smith. The latter
drew his revolver, when Wise,beat retreat
behind Cry goods box. Smith was arrest
ed.
At LesHsslWorth 2 soldier shct and killed
Henry Hammond, the seYenteen-year old
son of a prominent citizen. Ehe soldiers
claim thst they were shooting ia rget and
that young Hammond passed in front Off
just as the shot was fired.
FIRES Aud OTHER CASUALTIES.
Lieut. J. FL. King of the Eighth cavalry,
while jumping over hurdle at Feztt,,L eaven-
worth, was thrown from his horse. and the
latter falling OF him, crushed Kings shout
der blade and injured him internally.
GENERAL ,NEWS, sUMMAEK
A most remarkable incDeaee is shown by
the state auditors records in the. assessed
valuation of real and personal property in
the counties OF Minnesota throughxvhi
theSt.Paul Minnea polis,Ga Manitoba railway
passes. In 1881 the real estate valuation was
$ssS; Oes, 1862; this year, $3S $50 $40, a gain of
$i0sSS2 278. Personal property in 1881 was
valued at 9,644, zse; in lS82, i$15,l9f,GO7,
gain, of SIS, 551. S77, Total real estate and
personal 1881, S37 yS5Sys92 total1 1872, S54,oC7,-
N7, showing an increase in twelve months
of Sa6t43z, 155, or over 43 per ceEt, in twenty
two Minnesota counties.
A Helena Mon, paper ,relatesShat Lieus-.
Cook and sEreemont, with number of sol
diers left fort Missomlarecently for a huss
over the LC-lo trail into Bitter; Root Valley
They did net return, but a halfsterved dog
belonging to them did, and grave fears for
their safety ETere felt, an6-SearchiRg parties
RI hn owl
came via Ebort Lapwai on et.le Nez
Perez reservation that the party were all
showed liz ,anh were living in a ms untain
ranch. Refore tits time assistance has
reached them ,sad they are in safety.
DR.. Collins .oiFIfinneapolis makes serious
charges of cruelty against the laGe Caps. De
Long, and of criminal neglect on the part of
Engineer Melville, con the ill-Eated LJeannette
expedition. He proposes to puhlixh a, pam
phlet to vindicate his dead brothar and tle
truth of history.
Tom Allen; exrchampion pugilist .ar
America, who has been in England for sew
eral years. has returaed, bringing with him
TOEnpkins Gilbert, a celebrated EAglish
slugger, who admits tsslat he is nesAy to
fight any man in the @orld The fancy
hope to see a match between Allen and
Sullivan.
!. Capt Allen, the officer in charge of ths
state troops ordered out to protect Neil and
Graft, the. Kentucky fends, enters into aa
elaborate explanation to justly the shooting |
of citizens on shore. From Ske lameress of
his explanation he must have been hit.
The heaviest casting ever made in this !
state, was cast on Saturday last by the ST. |
Paul Foundry q Manufacturing company. |
1t was pulley twelve feet in diameter with |
a forty inch face, weighing Il, 600 pounds.
The First Baptist church OF ct. Paul has
invited Rev. r. R. Riddell, d. D., to become
their pastor at salary, of So, 900. He will
accept
Richardson, Boynton & Co., stove deal
ers, New York, have slammed their doors in !
the face of an army of anxious creditors. 4
4 A. Hennecke, the father of the missing !
Milwaukee girl, offers reward of 600 for
the recovery ofhis daughter alive.