Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-03-29
b her braius beaten out. The cause was jealousy.

her braius beaten out. The cause was jealousy.
The murderer was Jailed.
A desperate fight occurred in Bount County.
thirty miles from Knoxville, Tenn, ON the 25th.
Robert Flanagan and his son-in-law, joseph
Nichols, had an alteration about thing of
very little consequence, which resulted in q
hand-to-hand fight, which was only ended when
Flanagan struck Nichols over the head with a
thlrty-pound piece of wood, killing him in
stantIy.
Mr.. Peele, engineer of the Tombstone Mill
and Mining Company, was assassinated in his
office, at Charleston, Arizona, ON the night of
the 25th, by two masked men.
"Curley Bill. notorious western character.
was killed in a fight between COWBOYS and
y1gIlantes, near Tombstone, Arizona, on the
18th.
Bud. Mills killed Riley Caldron at Mount
Sterling, KY, on the 3d. The two had diff
hculty some days previous when Mills ordered
Caldron never to appear on his farm again.
Caldron disobeyed the order and was killed.
Vlgllantes at Rawlins, W. T., lynched Jane
Lacy and Bob Roddeck, who had burglarize
several houses and planned to rob D bank A
"pal gave them away.
Two horse thieves were overtakeu by citizens
near Boles postoffice, Franklin County, Mo-,
on the night OF the 18th. One was killed and
the other mortally wounded.
At st. Helena, Cal, on the 22d inst, William
Cans killed J. G. Weinberger and then shot
himself. Cause of the trouble unknown.
Two Scotchmen, lately arrived from the old
country, became involved in dispute near
Emmettsburg, Iowa, when one of them. Chas
Comedian, shot Fred. Miller, his partner. and
then put two bullets in his own brain.
James Morgan, one of party of four cattle
dealers, drove his companions from camp, near
Fort Reno and killed one Of them. na med
Stevens, who was too sick to leave. The muir
derer then secured the horses and other effects
and fled toward Kansas. The party were from
Wichita, Kansas.
James Kennedy, an ex-policeman, was shot
dead by Charles Ray, at Louisville Ky, on the
the 21st. The men were relatives and 1t is
thought family affairs were at the bottom of
the trouble.
The citizens of Dallas, Oregon, seized Tucson
Langdon and man named Harrison for killing
a. II. Croaks and s. J. Jerey. At the hotel
where the murderers were under guard party
of masked men appeared and shot Langdon,
following up the work by hanging Harrison to
the estle-work of the bridge.
A rent-cOllector Of ClUnmellOn, Ireland, was
mortally shot while driving to church with his
family on the 18th, and O. police Sub-inspector
was fatally wounded in disturbance in County
Sligo.
Frank Stilwel, who was in some way connect
ed with the assassination of Morgan carp near
Tombstone, Arizona, recently, was riddled with
bullets by band of vigiantes on the Dist inst
On the night of the 10Th inst, at Wheeling,
W. Va, youth named Milligan, while intoxi-
Gated, shot and killed Frank Davis, aged 10.
shocking and mysterious murder was COM
mitted at Cherryfeld Me-, on the 10Th inst
As Mrs. Hattie Sprague was leaving church.
Chester Cunningham stepped up to her and
drew knife across her throat. She died in
Stantly. ,JealOuSVWaS the causp