Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-21
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Two little daughters of Louis Wright
were run down by train at Natick, Mass,
on the 18th, and fatally injured.
HURD's elevator at Bridgeport, Conn.,,
| burned on the 18th. Loss, S135, 900.
| A HAND-CAR was run down by train
on the Sciota Valley road near Chilicothe,
Ohio, on the 18th. A laborer named Long
man was killed and two others were seri-
ously injured.
SOME months ago William Kennock,
government detective, gained the conf
dence of lot Of counterfeiters in Upton
County, Ind, and was admitted to mem
bership in the band. He got matters in
shape the other night and fourteen of the
coiners were arrested and taken to Indian
apolis. Warrants have been issued for the
arrest Of half dozen others.
| LIZZIE JACKSON, a pretty girl of
eighteen, hanged herself in a station house
at Chicago the other night.
EXECUTIONS on the 18th: William
Austin, at Lancaster, KY; Paul Pringle,
colored, Mansfield, La.
GEORGE d. RISE, cashier of the bank
at Lebanon, Pa, was knocked down and
! robbedof sachel containing $50, 200 the
other evening. Mr.. Rise had just brought
the money from Philadelphia. and while on
the way to the bank he was passed by two
men, and directly afterward received a
stunning blow, knocking him into the gut
ter. He held on to the sachel, and cried
for help, but the robbers, after beating and
kicking him, wrenched it from the handle
and escaped.
MAGGIE O'NEAL made savage at
tack upon Jane Bradt, in Sanford's mills,
Amsterdam, N. Y, on the 18th, stabbing
her twenty times with pair of scissors.
JAMES w. GREELY and his sister En-
ma were drowned while boating near Har-
lem, N. Y, Oct. IA.
i y A CARRIAGE containing four persons
was demolished by Central train at a
crossing in Syracuse, N. Y, on the 14th.
Mrs. j. D. Mallonoe, Mrs. Comstock, and
Mrs. Sherwood were killed and Mr.. Mallonoe
fatally injured. The train sped on nearly
quarter OF mile before it could be stopped,
carrying one Of the horses and part of the
vehicle with it. Three Swedes, named A.
Anderson, A. Peterson, H. Gilland, were
killed by a Baltimore & Ohio switch engine
near McKeesport, Pa, on the same day.
| G.. +. CHILDS was attacked by two
men while driving on Coolidge avenue, Cam
bridge, Mass, public thoroughfare, at
half past ten the other morning. They shot
| him in the eye and robbed him OF 5000. No
arrests. tH.i tt
j. L. FISHER and Henry Black, Of AL
bany, N. Y, candidates for County Judge,
had barroom quarrel on the 18th. The lie
was given and Black struck out. Fisher
knocked him down, jumped on him, and
bruised bis head with pistol. The distin-
| guished combatants were separated before
| arrested.
| CHARLES HOOVER, editor of the Id
rocate, religious paper, tried to drown
himself at Philadelphia, Pa, the other day,
but he was saved at the last moment, much
against his will. Domestic troubles.
| GEORGE COOPER found his wife prom
enading the Fair Grounds at Germantown,
KY, the other day, with George Insco, a
rival before marriage, and expressed dis
pleasure. Finding them together again in
the evening, the husband shot Insco three
times, killing him. A brother OF the mur-
dered man knocked Cooper down, and
would have killed him but for the interpo-
| sition Of bystanders.
ALBERT WILBUR, aged 25, was beaten
to death by roughs in Indianapolis, Ind, on
the 18th. .h XII h. 4
j. w. BLISS, an aged farmer living in
Germantown, Tenn, was assassinated while
l 4; hoI a
other morning. No clew.
AN eccentric named Brookshaw,
| claiming to have served in the United States
| army, has been arrested for threatening to
shoot the Prince of Wales.
| BARNES & Co., furniture manufac-
| turers of New York, with extensive shops
at Charlestown, Mass, have failed. Liabili-
ties, S250, 900; assets, 100000.
| RUSSIAN refugees on Wards Island,
New York, became so unruly the other day
| number of them had to be dubbed by the
! police. The Jews say they were driven to
desperation by bad food and inhuman treat
| ment.
THE body of Mrs. Woods, of Cincin-'
natl. one Of the victims Of the Asia disaster
on Georgian Bay, was found, stripped OF
iewelry and vaIuables, concealed on an
island. The lighthouse keeper discovered
/ the corpse week before the search party,
| but said nothing.
| A GERMAN family named Which
musky, comprising father, mother, and
three children, came from Germany and
settled in Wilkesbarre, Pa, in May last.
Immediately after their arrival, Mrs. Which
musky was taken sick with disease which
crippled her, and short time afterward
/ her husband was prostrated with malaria.
! The son was put to work in the mines, and
the elder daughter left at home to take care
Of her parents. Two months had hardly
passed when both the son and daughter
were also stricken down with fatal disease,
| and thus the entire means Of support of the
! family were taken away. Their condition
was not made public till the other day, when
the elder daughter died of starvation. The
chief of police was then informed. but the
STORY of the poor family's application was
heard so late as torender assistance OF little
Ibeneft, for two DAYS afterward the son fol-
llowed his elder sister into eternity, and the
1 4 tar nd