The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-08-04
CRIMINAL.

GEORGE ". kINTZE was arraigned. in Des
Molnes, a., on the 28th, on a charge of per-
jury by falsely swearing that a man named
Kline had confessed having committed a mur
der.
LORENZO CRANDALL, superintendent of a
grange cooperative store. near Hudson. Wis.
was attacked soon after he reached home on
the evening of the 23th by three masked men.
He drew revolver and killed one Of them. but
the other two escaped.
SENIOR Don FRANCESCA BARCA. Spanish min
lister to Washington, suicided at New York on
the 29tl.
On the 26th at Omaha. Neb. Henry Raynor
and II. Pickets engaged in a shooting affray.
Raynor lost finger and Picket was killed.
On the 26bh Lieut.. lockwood, of the Nil
waukee police force received two bullets in his
left fore-a arm. IN an endeavor to appreheRd two
burglars. The criminals esca ped.
On the 9th, in Buffalo County. Wis. a lum-
herman. name unknown, was killed bv Albert
Ricks proprietor of a crossroads saloon.
CHARLES NJ SIzMoRE killed neighbor
named Eunice, with fist blow, near Paris, Ill,
on the 25th.
Polk, the defaulting Tennessee ex- treasurer,
was sentenced on the 25th to 20 years inpris-
onment and a fine equal in amount to his de-
falcatIon.
ORTIZ STEIN, a Kansas City editor, was con-
victed OF the murder of Geo. Fredericks, on
the 25th, and sentenced to imprisonment for
twenty-five years.
STEAMBOAT man named McClathy was en-
ticed ashore at landing about ninety miles
south of Cairo H., on the 25th, and brutallv
beaten by roughs.
The loss Of a handbag containing $50 in
money so upset the mind Of the wife of Capt.
Young, of the schooner Japan. that she
| jumped overheard when the vessel was off
Ludington, Mich, and was drowned, on the
oath.
DR.. C. E. YOUNG, of La Porte, Ind. while
ont riding with his wife on the 23d, cut her
throat and stabbed her in about forty different
places. She can not survive. The doctor,
who is whisky wreck. is In jail.
HARDY, the last Of the assassins of Post
master Chngan, of Polk City, Ia, was on the
oath taken from the jail at Harlan, Ia, whittier
| he had been removed for safe keeping, hung
and his body riddied with bullets.
AT Cedar Rapids, Ia, on the Gath, William
Ansicker, aged 16 years, ended a lovers quar-
rel bv suiciding.
Mss BELLE DAY, of Wautoma, Wis. suicided
| on the oath by taking two ounces of laudanum.
She - as p years of age. No cause can be as
| signed for her act.
AT Virginia, ILL.,, on the Gath, George Clark.
| and Frank Thompson engaged IN an alterca-
| ton IN which Clark was fatally stabbed.
| On the 23d in Natchitoches Parish, La. Mrs
Mclaughlin, respectable lady, aged "a. va.
| outraged by negro, who then beat his victim
| TO death.
| The Baltimore and Ohio ticket Office at Pitts
burg, Pa, was robbed of 81. 600 in cash on the
| oath.
A BRUTAL convict overseer named Werner
and negro assistant were shot down bv a mol
at Burnett's Landing, Miss, on the 25th. foI
| fatally beating prisoner.
! On the Gath, near Ylncennes. Ind. thre.
| farmers quarreIed about division of SONS
wheat, when one Of them Ozro L. Cooper used
| pistol with fatal effect upon Thomas Dillon
RICHARD O'CoNNoR, a watchman at Chicago
| for the l., \. A. & c. R. r., on the 24th
sneaked up behind boz named Myer Franks
and shot hIm twice. The wounds are fatal
The boy was playing around some cars. on tht
| track.
THE Michael Davitt Rifles. Of Jersey Citv
y. j., gave an excursion 10 Linden Grove
Staten Island. on the 22d. About 10000 Lar
ticipated. On the boats were 700 kegs Of bee
| ana the result was nearly all were fighting
| drunk IN q short time. On the island Driz5
fight was started which ended in free fight
| with knives, pistols, etc. Two were killed anC
about forty wounded.
Ar Flora, Ind, on the 22d. Alex. Keves sho
| and killed Saul Stewart Keyes a short I'M.
ago was compelled 10 marry Stewards dsugh
ter, whom he afterwards deserted