Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-11-06

come To on arrangement TOT the ereCtloH, oy
the former, of monster depot, costing 81,
VOC, 900, in the cas- ern end of Montreal.
The council will contribute 500, 900 cash in
addition to 225000 square feet OF valuable
city property rs subsidy, The citizens do
not like the idea of contributing SO much,
but the company has majority in their ia
vor in the corporation.
Work on the Duluth 4 Winnipeg railway
is to be resumed shortly and prosecuted
with energy.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
At Winona, complaint was filed on
Thursday against William Beals, who was
arrested and brought before Justice Story
ON a warrant charging him with adultery.
The complainant is Irving Thompson. a
we'll known carpenter, who swears that the
said William Beals did on the 22d day of
October, at tire city of WinoDa, commit the
crime of adultery with one Alice Thompson,
the lawful wife OF COZ lplainant. Mr.. Thomp-
son states that his family resides near the
Northwestern depot, he having been at work
at Minneapolis. He furnished means regu-
lary ,or the support OF his family and has
tried to have his wife remove to Minneapo-
lis, but as she raised objections to going
there he came down to SEE her, arriving
long after midnight, and as he went into the
house at one door Beals went out at another
and escaped through the back yard.
Bart Scully was instantly killed at Paris,
KY, by Hooker Stivers. The parties lived
on adjoining farms and the women became
engaged in quarrel about turkeys. Sher-
man Srivers seventeen years old, brother of
Hooker Stivers, took a shot gun and shot
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keeper. Scully returned from the Memphis
races, and hearing of the case, and meeting
young Stivers in spring wagon,
took him out and boxed his ears When
Hooker Stivers heard ofthis he put a shot
gun in his buggy and came to town to
meet scully, calling him (sculls) towards
him. When Scully got within few feet,
Stivers deliberately shot him dead.
A Eau Claire dispatch says: Intelligenc
has Just been received here that the motor
ious desperate and outlaw, Lon Williams,
| brother of Ed. Williams who was lynched
| by mob of citizens at Durand, has been
| captured by the authorities of Dodge City,
kans. The sheriff of Pepin county has
? been notified and will start at once Tor the
scene of the arrest after obtaining the neces-
sary requistion from Gov. Rusk. At the
time OF capture Williams sailed under
/ the alias of Jack Bass.
John B. LIE saulinier manager of the ex-
change department # the Merchants Ex
change bank of Milwaukee, was arrested
on warrant charging seduction, sworn
out by Henry Seifert, senior member
of the firm of Seifert & shoeffel, lithograph-
| ers on Broadway. L. Saulnier Is wealthy
| young man and holds an important position.
| Miss Sylvia Seifert, the aggrieved party, is
about twenty-three years ofage and has en-
| joyed an exceptional standing in German So
ciety.
Thomas Sweeney came to Chicago two
his wife and four children in the latter place
| Friday he received word that his wife had
started for the west i'll company with M an,
| leaving the children destitute. Sweeney at
once notified the police and the pair were ar
rested Saturday morning. They had spent
the night at hotel, where Mrs. Sweeney
i passed as the wife of the man. They are
now locked up on charge of adultery.
w. f. Ransom, station agent of the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad at Benefits Mills, who
has been found short in his accounts and
arrested, tried to cut his throat with a dull
case knife, inticting horrible wound. He
was being brought to the railroad hospital
for treatment, when he got up for drink,
jumped from the train as it started, and laid
his head across the rail near the trucks,
severing his head like a guillotine. He
leaves wife and aged mother.
John Heiser. formerly member of the
firm of Carpeles, Heiser & Co., trunk manu-
featuring company, of Milwaukee, has dis
appeared with SOS. 900, leaving his family in
| destitute circumstances. He withdrew from
the firm in September, realized all the mon
eys he could and decamred. Charges of
criminal intimacy with girl who worked
as dressmaker in Heiser's family are made.
John Amber Smith and George D. Wise,
republican and democratic candidates for
congress from the Richmond district, met
at McKinney's store in Caroline county.
Wise threw tumbler at Smith, The latter
drew his revolver, when Wise beat retreat
behind dry goods box. Smith was arrest
ed
Van. Rensselaer, Abrahams, one of the
most notorious counterfeiters In the country,
has been arrested in New York. At his resi-.
dence were found 200 counterfeit trade dol
lars, number of dies and all the nachin-
cry requisite for the manufacture of spuri-
olls coins.
At Leavenworth q soldier shot and killed
Henry Hammond, the seventeen-year old
son of prominent citizen. The soldiers
claim that they were shooting target and
that yonng Hammond passed In front of
Just as the shot was fred
A man named William Collins was fa-
tally shot in st. Paul Sunday night during
a drunken row. Leonard Boehl, saloon
keeper, 10 under arrest for the crime.
Lewis Lyon. president of the Third Aven-
| qe Railroad company of New York was twice
| fired at Friday by his nephew, who then
blew ont his own breins.
The notorious Desperate Jim Daugherty,
q pal of Polk Wells, has been arrested at
Atchison, Kans., for robbery and attempted
murder.
| The stage from Maltby was robbed in the
/, suburbs OF Leadville recently, by two masked
men. and the passenge s robbed of 5000.
FIRES AND OTHER CASUALTIES.
At the Pine Ridge shaft of the Delaware &
Hudson Coal company Friday afternoon
two miners, Govern Burt and Peter Lamb,
entered an abandoned portion of the mine
to procure old iron. Upon their heads were
naked lamps. The lights came in contact
with gas and there was terrific explosion.
all escaped Burt and Lamb were blown into
asump hole and burned to death. The mine
4 took FIRE but the flames were soon extin-
guished
Mr.. Samuel Morgan, a respected farmer
4 of the town of Delaware, drove into slough
4 near Delaware lake. when, discovering his
mistake, tried to return. Every hing indi-
Gates that he embarrassed his horse and then
endeavored to reach the sho e himself But
late was against him. Being totally unac-
quainted with the lay of the slough and the
surrounding Shores he became utterly be-
wildered aud was drowned. The body was
recovered the following day.
Lucy King, alias Mrs. Barker. who caused
q sensation in Milwaukee by charging that
her brother had her unlawfully confined in
an insane asylum in order to secure her
property, has been returned to the Milwau-
kee county asylum, from which she escaped
has become raving maniac.
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