The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-14
CRIMES AND CARDINALS.

ANsELL, ARNOLD & Co s wholesale flour and
feed store, at WilIimantic. Conn, was entered
on the night of the 9th inst. and the safe
blown open and robbed of a small amount of
money and between S25. 900 and S3O,OUG in
bonds. The firm afterwards found about $40
uOu IN notes and other pap rs in the rubbish on
the hoor The balances of the bonds, checks
aud notes are not negotiable. The actual loss
VIII be the small amount of money taken.
FIREMAN YoUNGLovE, treasurer and business
manager Of the Cohoes Stray Board Co., AL
blny, n. Y. is a defaulter to the extent of s25.-
0J0.
CHAs. q. JACKSON, James Dever and ID. 2.
Punear have been indicted by the grand jury
IN connection with alleged frauds in the street
dep1rtm ent under the late municipal govern
inent OF san Francisco. The allegations are
forgery, perjury obtaining money under false
pretenses by a system of false warrants and
dummy" pay rolls. The allegations are that
9l,UOO,OOO year were stolen IN this manner
ALXANDER WILLIAMS, the colored man ar
rested for assaulting the negro girl. Lena
Moses, at Panther Burn, a place on Deer
Creek, Miss, was taken out by mob and
hanged.
A sIcKENING tragedy occurred at West Union.
Doddridge County, W. Va, on he night of the
9Th inst. resulting in the horrible Death of
Blrney Doyle and his little daughters, aged 5
and years respectively. Between 10 o'clock
aud midnight, worthless character of the vii
iage named Harpen entered the room and
struck Doyle over the head with heavy poker
and then stabbed BIN IN several places. His
two children were sleeping beside him. but
were awakened by the noise of the assault. and
were also kllleC in cold blood by the ass8ilant
IN hopes of concea ing his identity hatchct
was used to dispatch the children, ard their
mangled remains presented horrible sight.
The elder revived during the dav sufficiently TO
tell WHO had committed the reyoiting deed.
Robbery Is supposed to have been the object
Harpen Is under arrest.
INGHAM and Green, the murderers of Cash
NJ. Mllott. we're taken from jail at Hastings.
Neb., by mob on the night of the Sd inst.
and hanged. The mob numbered thirty-fiye
masked men. 1t is not known what was done
with Babcock, the other murderer
II the suburbs of Eldorado. Union County.
ARA, on the 31st ult., white girl aged years
was ravished by a colored boy named Albert
Williams. He was identified by the girl and in
magistrates Office confessed the crime
mob took him IN hand and hanged him to a
tree.
ALL the Apaches have been driven across the
line from Sonora into Arizona They killed all
tie Alexlcans they met the number being esti-
mated at ffty-two.
FREDERICK De FRoUvILLE. former member
OF the signal corps, shot AMI killed his wife and
then killed himself at his wifes home in East
Washing ton, d. c., on the Sd inst. De From
vile and LlS wife separated about eightmonths
since, the woman refusing TO live with him on
account Of his ntGmperate habits.
lindsey MCLAUGHLIN aud Martin Lonskv.
boys aged about 19years, had prize fight at
Dubois, Pa, on the ID inst. In the sixth
round Lonsky fell and stuck biz chin on the
ground, throwing his head back so far that hls
neck was broken.
Il the murder case Of Charles T. Kripg
plaintiff in error. against the State of Missouri.
the United States supreme court, bv ma
Jonty OF 1, reversed the judgment Of the su.
prelne court Of Missouri and remanded tbe
case for further proceedings. Kring has been
seven times tried for the same murder and is
by the decision finally released from the sen
tence of death which has three times been i'm
posed upon him.
/. CHANDLE-!, lawyer of high social and busi
ness standing at Virginia ILL.,. formerly mem
Ter Of the Illinois legislature. has defaulted in
the sum of $4,000, the losers being mostly rela-
uveS. Forgery Il alleged in connection with
the defaication. Chandler has gone east osteu-
slby 10 obtain money 10 settle his accounts
but II Is generally believed that he will never
return. Gambling Is said to be the cause of
his trouble
A SNEAK thief took $4,000 in bonds and
securities from the safe of E. E. Treat. a
Broadway. \. Y, publisher, on the 2d inst.