The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-03-23
CRIMES.

Last Saturday night, at Hudson, Wis, Mrs.
George Miles sh 1T her husband while he was at
tempting to enter her residence on lower Sec.
Ond street, inhicting q painful but not danger
Gus wound. 1t seems the domestic relations Of
tho unhappy pair have not been delightful
because he was shiftltss and cranky and she
was hardly economical enough with her virtue
for well regulated helpmate. Mrs. Miles and
lobe Traverse werer arrested on complaint OF
Miles, and taken before Justice Evans, the form
er charged with shooting, and the latter with
being accessory. Bo pleaded not guilty, and
tho state desiring more time, an adjournment
was taken until the 23d inst, after which the
prisoners gave bail for their appearance.
Miles was 80 weak from loss Of blood this noon
that he was unable to sign his complaint
James Ryan, convict in the penitentiary
Saltwater died Tuesday Of consumption, and
was buried in Fairview cemetery. James Ryan
and James Toby were sentenced to the peni.
Tertiary for nine years from Dakota county, in
1877, for burglary, they having broken into
and robbed q minister's house in Hastings.
They were professional burglars AMI entire
strangers in that part Of the country. Toby
died some two years ago. which was the last
death in the institution until Tuesday, when his
partner went to meet him
Friday night, at Cool Hope village, near Ma
combville, Ill, E. :. Edmondson J., q prominent
citizen, was aesassinated by three roughs who
he had turned over to the police few days be-
fore for improper conduct. Ed. Click was the
rested there was difficulty in restraining the
people from lynching him.
Henry Renshaw armed himself with a brace
of revOlvers and acting under the delusiOn that
he was commissioned by divine authority in the
name Of Gulteau, made murderous assault on
DR.. Gray at Utica, N. y. The doctor was not
dangerously hurt. Like Guiteau, Renshaw was
sane enough to seek the shelter OF the Oneida
jail immediately after firing the shot.
Ira Holmes, well-known real estate man Of
Chicago, was robbed last Thursday of $12,-
900 OF negotiable securities, being held up by
footpads on Wabash avenue. The affair was
kept quiet, and the thieves, who proved to be
three notorious crooks, were arrested, and the
entire amount was recovered
The three men arrested for completely at
Brussels in the Hatton Garden London, postof-
fee robbery, are believed to include the Ameri-
can Col CASTOR and his accomplish, who recent
ly robbed Paris jewelry house Of 246, 900
francs worth OF goods.
S. Huston, a magistrate, and superintendent
railway, at Eagles lake, shielded at Rat Port
age, Manitoba, by cutting his throat. The
cause is believed to be domestic troubles.
The president ordered further respite of
thirty days in the case OF Edward NJ. Kelly,
sentenced to be hanged at Santa Fe, N. NJ, the
18th of February, and was then granted re-
spite until the 18th OF March
At Detroit, Mich, John NJ. Leopard, of Union
City, was sentenced in the United States court
to eight years in the house Of correction for
making and passing counterfeit money. Leon
ard is seventy -four years Old
Mrs. T. A. Reynolds, widow, thirty five
years Of age, employed in the Cleveland hospi-
tai for the insane, drowned herself.
An old man from Ontario was knocked down
and robbed at night in the street at Winnipeg
the first crime of the kind in that place.