Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-08-31
THE CRB1T1N4Y. RECORD.

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THE CRIM1NA r. RECORD.
George Beattie, in New York city. 81 OF
and killed &G7s:, Elizabeth Cameron, aged
twenty-eight, wife of George ID. Cameron
the pedestrian, . who is better known as
''Norean &C" and then. shot and killed him
self. AS Be3ttie was to leave his position
as barkeeper in few days, anG been drink
ing, it is Thought that be exchanged bitter
| table, and in his drunken frenzy shot her,
/ and then killed himself. Mr.. Cameron as
cribed Beauties recent actions to envy and
| jealousy at his {Noremac's4s business pros
perity, and to his declared purpose OF get
ting rid OF bis quandonl trainer as nui-
sance.
Cabel Lincoln, farmer living four
miles west of Saginaw City, Mich, was
shot and instantly killed on the night of
the 25th inst. by his son Charles. The old
man came home drunk, and gaining pos
session Of revolver, lifted it. at The son.
| when the latter drew his own weapon and
shot three bullets into the old mans head
He came to Saginaw and gave himself up
to the authorities.
Near Tucson, Va, an express wagon
loaded with Cinnamon was attacked by
three rustlers. The Cinnamon returned
the fire and monsaliy wounded an assailant.
Four Cinnamon were injured. two fatally,
and the robbers succeeded in getting
So, 600.
John Van Anda, a resident Of Philips
burg, Mont, anG an elnploye OF the Hope
mining company, was killed on the 18th
H.. N, vui4 J., 1h1p no
had an alteration The latter has skipped
and the affair is pretty badly in mystery.
The liabilities of the >Vincent Thinkee of
CINCINNATI which were at the time of the
failure estimated at $500, 900 are now said
by the appraisers and assignees 70 amount
TO about S1Oo 600 m ore. TThe assets at the
lowest appraiser ent will reach 81, l50, 900.
Near McDade, Tex, man nar,ed Blood
warth was assassinated by unknown parties
He was recently pardoned out of the peni
Tertiary that he naight testify against one
Fitzpatrick, indicted with him for robbing
and shooting German.
James T. Lloyd sr., Chicago map pub
Usher, has brought q libel suit for, $40, 900
plant is that the paper called him chang
dog looking dude" and the map myth
and frand.
Two footpads stopped John Johnstone
! and Howard Libby near Red Wing to. Sc
! cure plumber, the riders whipping
| their horses and breaking away from the
| wo lld-be highwaymen.
Charles Butler the defau}ting ex-county
clerk OF Butler, Kans., who Was recently
captured in St. Paul, is in squod at Kansas
City in default Of 81, 0o0 bail.
John Dees was shot while riding in a
buggy between Lake City and Wells, sNa.
| by an unknown assassin concealed in a
school house,
| People are warned against paying money
! to:one Hilton WHO pretends that heis COL
! lecting it for Rochester sufferers.
| CASUALTIES OF THE WEEJK.
Shortly after Thursday midnight the su-
! perintendent of the county infirmary, at
GAINESVILLE Ohio, found Lottie and Emily
Little6eld, sisters, who had been admitted
| the day before, upon the grounds beneath
their window, the first named dead and the
other perhaps fatally injured. They had
atlempted to escape by means OF rope made
of bed clothing. but could not hold fast and
| tell thirty feet. 1t is said the women adibeen
! IN good circumstances till recently, and
when sbe only remaining relative retused:to
cage for them, they had to be sent to the
infrmary.
| 'Ons the Neilsvilla branch, on the eastern
! division of the Omaha an engine house was
] blown over and locomotive partially de-
stroyed. "A number of trees were thrown
| across. the track, and the telegraph wires
! for three Or four miles were flown down.
; a cargo of cattle, while coming through
the dismalSwamp recently were overcome
by the heat and stampeded, carrying owe1-
board with them several men and drowning
James Ampley, formerly of New Jersey.
Theimmense wheat elevator OF Trow &
Co., at Madison, Ind, containing 100000
bushels of wheat, was totally burned recent
ly. Loss, ,$125.QO0; insurance, $4,000. r.
GeoEgeT. Wilson, al employee on the
capitol at Albany, fell from the roof to the
floor of the open court, Ito feet and was in
stantly killed.
Tracey Il Bres.' large saw mill, at Toledo,
was burned recently, with all the machinery
and quantity otlath. Loss $2O,OOO insur-
ance, l0,00o.
The lumber, camp ot!Foster, Blackman &
Co., near Bay Rapids, Mich, has been de-
stroyed by ere. Loss. sec, 900.
PERSONAL PARAGRAP PITS.
George W. Bromley, whose death at Phil
adelphia is anneunced, By telegraph, was
for several years ordnance sergeant, solitary
rsentin-l, and entire garrison at Fort Mimn,
On the Delaware. Ee-enlisted in the United
States army in tie spring of. 1885, served in
the Seminole and Mezic IN wars, and was
Severely wounded in the Latter. He was
credited. with having killed Osceola with
his own hand, and Gen. SCOTS -reports bear
witness to his having been one Ola party of
soldiers to plunge through the surf ard
plant Ahe Americas siege batteries on the
keachLefora the WaEaa of Wsra Crny Three