The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-30
FELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Criminal Calender.

| Louisville, 29.-An unknown maniac
shot and killed Alex. G. Swingate, OF
LAngtoa, on the Ohio and Missouri train
near MENDOZA, Indiana, this morning
Inc assassin then jumped from the train
While going forty miles an hour, landed
safely, walked half mile TO creek,
stripped and jumped in, drowning him
self. Some money and whisky were
found on his person.
Deadwood, d. T., % Grow Dog, re-
Gently convicted of the murder of Spotted
Tail, was to-day sentenced to be hanged
on May l1th.
Chicago, 2S.-Edward Streher, a
=, saloon keeper of unsavory reputation,
shot and killed q young expressman
named VIM. Mitchell, in his saloon,
IA West Lake street tonight
st: Petersburg, 2S.-The chief of the
NlhilIst's executive committee, connected
with the construction of the mine in
Little Garden street, is arrested.
Charleston, 2S.-The election cases
which begun on Monday mum Der twenty;
mum Der Of defendants, So. All the de-
T. ndants in Richland. Sumter, GeorR-
town, and Colleton, and three in Charles
ton, were commissioners or managers OF
the election.
st. Louis, Or. j. Bowman, late
county Judge of Phelps County, fired q
load of bueKshot into the body Of Alfred
Hayes, last night, as he was walking a
street in the little town Of st. James. It
was regular assassination, Hayes being
AIKEN entirely unaware
W. M. Stack, bully who murdered
a man on the race track at Chicago
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in political row in Kansas, last night.
q Bockerout, a reputable citizen Of
Artico, Texas, was called out of hia
house q night or two ago by w. w.
Parks, his son Theodore, and a man
named Bowles, and riddled with bullets.
The STAIR grew out of law suit in which
Parks got woTsted.
Chicago, 29-EUeasins Journals Pine
Bluffs, Arkansas spscial: Mrs. Ballard,
OF Lincoln County, after disagreement
with her husband on Monday morning,
took her children, aged and years,
and q four months old infant, and re-
paired to q pond near her home, where
she broke the neck of the two oldest,
threw the bodies in the pond, snd
drowned herself and the infant. The
family were respectable.
Dublin, 29.-Four additional arrests in
connection with the shooting of
Mcmahon. Ammunition and rifles were
seized. Supposed Fenian documents were
also captured In the house Of one of the
assailants whose father and two brothers
have been arrested.
Chicago, 24.-Pokewell, arrested in
Wisconsin for horse stealing, and bank
forgery, was sentenced at Sidney, Iowa,
yesterday, to ten years in the penit u
tiary on the forgery charge.
Big Springs, Texas, 28.-Six negro
convicts escaped from 8 gang working on
the Texas and Pacific Railroad, killing
one guard. They robbed the camp and
secured arms, rstons and civilian cloth
ing. Two made their way to Mexico and
the other four Travelled east along the
road. pursued by rangers. The rangers
came upon them lying in the brush.
They ran and two were killed and the
others captured.
Dallas, 2S.-Detective Jack Duncan
Left, to-day, for Arizona to secure Frank
jackson, the most desperate member Of
the Samuel Bass gang Of train robbers.
jackson has been at large since his fight
at Round Rock, in '7S, in which Samuel
Bass, s. E. Barnes and others were killed.
Positive information has been received
that jackson has been lurking between
Los Vegas, Tucson, Tombstone and
Prescott since November, at the head of
a gang Of desperadoes. There is stand.
ing reward of 81, $50 for jackson.