Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-09-19
CRIMINAL.

AT Trinity, Tex, on the 18th Maj. H. B..
Hurlock and his son W. H., were shot and
killed by q man named Roseman, one of their
mill employees. A quarrel over q trifling mat
| ter was the cause.
NEAR Cheyenne, W. T., on the 18th, James
Knight and J. H. Wenzel, freighters, were
| murdered by H. Moore to obtain possession of
$53 belonging to Wenzel.
On the 18th at Grapeville, Pa, farmers
who had been troubled by thieves. lay in am
bush, and filled Joseph Pune, an Italian, full
! Of blckshot as he attempted to get away with
| bag Of potatoes.
j. N. HAVEN was arrested on the 10th at Rut-
land, VT, for embezzling $4O, 900 from the Rut-
land Railroad Company.
On the 10th at Cairo, ILL.,, Kate Cotton, col
| ored, poisoned family of five because one of
them would not marry her. One has died.
Two men who aided and abetted the Daniels
outlaws in Arkansas, were taken from the Jail
| at Canville and hanged by a mob. .~~
j. c. BEDELL, q commission man of Vincen-
nes, Ind, left for parts unknown on the 10th,
and his friends are mourning the loss Of $685.
0OO.
COWBOYS engaged in melee IN q cabin with
doors locked, near Agate Station, Colo, on the
10th. When the firing ceased one was dead,
two were dying and three fatally wounded.
Two escaped.
some one entered the sandusky, O., jail on
the 9th, during the absence of the jailer,
diugged and bound tho servant, and released
two prisoners.
In an alteration at Belle Valley, O., on the
9th, VIM. Brown was killed and Peter Yoho
fatally injured.
A YOUNG Russian named Gottlieb Jakowski,
who had swindled his employer in Moscow out
OF IL, 900 rubles, was arrested in New York City
on the 8tb.
JACK MAHoNEY was killed and P. ]. Devine
fatally injured in fight at Eau Claire, Wis.,.
on the 10th.
man, was assaulted in Leadville. Co.., by Aid.
Jay, and seriously injured.
In St. Louis on the 10th, Henry Blessing put
six bullets into his brother-in-law, two into his
wife and then cut his own throat. All are
mortally wounded.
R1aHr Hon. HUGH LAW, lord chancellor of
Ireland, died on the 10th.
AGENTS Of the czar are going back on their
employer and melting the peasants to join the
nihiistic movement in Bulgaria.
The steamer Schiedam passing Lizard Point,
Eng, on the 9th, signalled she had ten feet of
/ water in her engine room, having passed
| through cyclone on the 7th.
Tonic, or crazy fever, q species of typhoid,
RACES to an alarming extent at Guaymas. Son.
ora.
L. HosrE, French seronaut, succeeded on
| the 10th IN crossing from FraHce to England
in a balloon.
! The schooner Restless was towed into Bar.
rington, N. S., Oh the 10th, full of water. dis
masted and four bodies in her cabin.
| In Milwaukee, Wis.,. on the 8th, Peter Kol.
beck, a coachman, was shot in the breast and
killed by some person unknown. Kolbeck wal
i going from the barn to the house at the time
A NEGRO murderer fell into the hands of 8
mob at Osage City, No., on the 8th, and was
]ynched.
Two Indian children set fire to the granary
at Washakee Farm, Utah, on the 9Th. The
buildings and 5000 bushels of grain were de-
stroyed.
Dr.. Fl. WEBSTER JONES, one of the promi
nent physicians of Chicago. deserted his family
on the LIST, and is said to have gone to Europe
AT dance near Black Shear, Ga. Miss Roxy
Wileon, age 19, enraged by jealousy, mur
dered her aunt, Mable Smith.
ALEXANDER WEBER, age %, a bookkeeper
committed suicide at Nex York city on the I'll
by swallowing prussic acid.
A. NJ. GIBSON one Of the originators of tht
Star-route prosecutions has been missing from
Washington, D. c., for six weeks, and fou
plsy is suspected.
POLICEMAN PARKS was shot and killed Oh tbt
7th by J. A. Ferguson, whom he attempted te
! arrest.
A DEFICIENCY in the accounts Of the Phila
delphia, Pa, gas commissioner, amounting tc
915O, 900, was discovered on the 7th.
In dispute about COW between two COW
boys aud a Mexican near Las Vegas, N. NJ, The
cowboys and Mexican met their death.
ROBERT GRANGE, age %, suicided by shoot
ing in his fathers barn at Milwaukee, Wis, or
tie 9TH. Ill health is the supposed cause.
On the 5th party of about 20 young mer
were making merry at Highland Park, a suburb
of Chicago. All were more or less intoxicated
and when Officer johnson dispersed them Mar
tin Roller had some words with the officer
whereupon the officer shot and killed Roller.
A THIRTEEN -YEAR-o1D son Of Martin Mailer
of seavingtou, L. l., suicided by hanging il
bis fathers barn. Cruel treatment by hi
father is given as the cause.
HORSE thieves succeeded in capturing twelve
horses in Milwaukee and vicinity on the LIST.
Mr. s. TELLER, o druggist of Sandy Hill, N
Y. suicjded BY shooting on the 9Th.
FRANK JAMES was acquitted at Gallatin, Mo.
on the 9Th, of murder in connection with
train robbery in 1891.