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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21

barns destroyed. On the East Side the steeple
Of tue Presbyterian Church and First Congre-
gatiunal Church were blown down. Or the
East Side the storm danaged Corcorau Bros.
grocery. store, tue Second National Bank, r. II.
Craven's cigar store, Frank rrayers' clo,h hing
store. Smiths jewelry store. Bart Il Bailey 81 dry
goods store, G. g. Green's grocery store, w. s.
Hernan's furniture store; A. c. Burpee's pho
tograph gallery, Winslow & Rosenburg's hard
ware store; took the roof off II. HeuIlard,s
grocery, j. Himmerfnan's restaurant. w. N:
Van Matre's music store, 9. A. Emetsoq's drtiS
store, ID. S. Fosters stationery stete; u, Car
penter's dry goods store. Ross & Green's boot
and shoe store. On the West Side the follow
ing business houses suffered: f. Fields, gen.
eral stock; John Kline, saloon; /. Leib grocer:
G. Newberg, clothing; j. r. Towio dry goods.
The casualties, go far as known, are one killed
and twenty-one wounded. Ed. Haloran, en-
ployed in the Rock River Mill. was instantly
killed. He was struck in the forehead by a
beam.
A small cyclone visited TIipoli, Iowa, the
scene Of the exploits of the Barber brothers on
the 11th. 1t blew down trees and buildings,
and the large machinery warehouse OF j., G..
Garrett was completely destroyed; the loss be-
ling about $500 or $1,000. Several persons
slightly injured, bit none seriously;
A tornado struck Brush Creek, Iowa, on the
llth, aud wrecked one-thifd of the town! The
loss is $50 900 to SAC, 900. No lives are report
ed lost. A schoolhouse was also blown over
between 0elweiu and Maynard Station; on
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
road, about the same time.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
Fa,nI .C,,,,,h,..

Charles, Rider and Charles White, painters,
were thrown from swinging scalfold at
Jansen NlcClurg Co.'s building, corner of
Madison Street aud Wabash Avenue, Chicago,
on the lltb, by the breaking of guy rope.
Both their skulls were fractured.
kcese Fierce, yonng married man employed
by Kaufman Il Pierce, cornice manufacturers.
fell distance of fifty feet from the roof of a
new building at the corner of Wisconsin and
Wells Streets. Chicago on the 18th inst. His
skull was crushed and he was instantly killed.
Edward Coplay fell through asky!igbt at No.
IS Madison Street, Chicago, on tho tith inst. !,
aiii fractured his skull, and will probably die.
Charles Ilchard, a French carpenter, 10 years
old while shingRng the roof of one-story cot
tag,e, in Chicago, on the 1tth fell to the ground
and rereiveh painful internal injuries aud ter
riole wounds upon the face. His recovery is
doubtful
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21

DR.. Richard Proctor was instantly killed at
the Merriam Colliery, Ashland, on the 10th, by
the fall OF some timbers.
Charles Wariow, performer in Coles circus,
while practicng at Whitewater, received in
juries from which he died while being con-
veyed to Milwaukee, on the 10th INST.
George Eothsack was convicted at Manito-
voc, WIS.,, on the 10th, of the murder of bis
wife, and sentenced to imprisonment for life.
The yacht Hebe was capsScd Ill n squall on
Lake Chainplain oil the 18th. The captain and
mat were drowned.
and killed ,whilo coupling cars at North
McGregor, la. He was % years Old and leaves
wife and one child.
James Draw, aged SO, and his son, lu
dolph, aged Is, lost their lives on the 14ih by
sufocation from foul air in a well near Shrev.-
was snffocated. The father started to his
relief. and was also suirocatcd. Both
were dead when brought to the surface.
Bccbctown, smalt place i'll Harrison
County, Ia, was blown out of existence on the
l4th inst. Only Que house was left standing.
The explosion of tug at Buenos Ayres,
South America, on the 18th inst, killed eight
persons and seriously injured niue more.
AT Boston, OH the 11th inst. an express mes
senger named Howe, who was injured by a
collision ON the Fitchbnrg Railroad obtained a
verdict for $4,000. He was crippled for life.
The differences between the worinon and
employers at Bay View, Wis, were adjusted OIL
the 14th, and ,2UU men will Immediately 20 TO
work.
A!cyclone and watet spouts seriously dam
aged crops Ill Northern Arkansas OH the l3ih
inst.
The wife of J. H. Wheeler, of Bridgeport;
Ala, made her exit from ihis world with the
assistance of hank OF yarn and fruit tree
on the 18th.
A tornado passing over the town of Hcmp-
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
LADIES RESTAURANTS.


There are III Berlin several restaur-
ants pafrouzed almost solely by ladies'.
Ii man happens to get iuto one be is
hardly waited upon, and the guests of
the fa,rer sex show by their looks that
they thlnk him an INTRUDER. One who
mud been mortified iu this way has sent
to journal the record OF his obserya-
tions. He fancies lie can read the his.
tory OF those who come there in their
manners and4by their orders. This lady,
Tor instance, who energeiicalIy is raising
q glass OF port to her lips, is preparing
Tor hght. few days ago she ordered
toiletof an original and rather eccen-
tric pattern. While 1t has been making.
her ideas have changed; she wants some.
thing else, and to throw the dress she
had ordered upon the hands of the
dressmaker. 1t will cost hard strug.
gle, but as she drains the second glass
She feels equal TO mytbiug, aud goes out
with brilliant eve and heightened color
to the fray. A fashionable mamma
drinks her choc plate Will, evident pusto
and has a pouud of honbons put up for
her. She has Just succeeded in getting
five marks taken off disputed
bill. Hence her generosity to her chill
dren. Give me glass of seltzer
water, !, lisps pale young lady, drop
ping into seat. She eagerly drains
the refreshing cup, for her nerves are ir-
ritated in the highestdegree. The Hun
garian jacket, which she has tried on ten
times Mt the tailoress' /, still shows fright
fnl wrinkles about the shoulders. Her
neighbor is more cheerful. She has that
peculiar bearing by which one knows the
person who is always lucky. Her salts.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
Awful Snobs.


Talking of tokens and mcmentoes,
etc., what do you suppose l saw in the
window of the leading carpet store ip
Brooklyn the other day? There were II
thousand persons crowded around, eaz
ing at II big crimson rug will, blue aud
gold border. and a caid on it saying:
"Ihis is the rug President Arthur
stood on ut the reception in the Acad.
emy OF Music after tue bridg. open
ing" They gazed at it as though it
were a god.
"Mr. Smith," ! asked the chief sales.
man iu the store, ''what is ruat rug
worth p
Give hundred dollars"
"Why, / CAN get lots like it ut Warp
& Wooi's for $50 each"
Eyes; but the President ll;,su't stood
on them. We would have sold this Que
Tor $50 three days ago +"
Yesterday l passed the store. The
rug was goue. "Dld you get $500 for
it? l asked.
"Yes, "replied.Smitb; "and might just
as well have got 81 900"
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
Gone lpin S,,,o,,c

Fire in Sterling, Ont, OH the 18th, DESTROYED
property to the value of s125,OOO.
The Touring mill of Casper Smith. at Osl-
S25.000.
The village of Naloires, in tue department.
OF Savoy, France, was burned TO the a ound on
tho 11th inst.
Fire at East Saginaw, Mich, on the 18th
INST, destroyed the planning mill owned by J..
SelIgnan and occupied by j. Y. Chapman. a
furniture factory owned by j. A. Weaver a
hotel building occupied by Joseph Slayb
and two or three other small buildings. Total
loss $40, 900; insured for $1,000.
FIRE on the 18th inst, destroyed the Dakota
fiolring mills at Satk Center, Minnesota. to-
gether with an adjacent elevator, the total loss
amounting to $685. ,OOC.
paper mill at Marinctte, Wis, burned on
the 18th inst. Loss SIS, 900.
A fire at Havre dc Grace, Md, DESTROYED the
saw and lplaning mills OF John DUBOIS. to-
gether with other buildings. Loss $175 900.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
MINNESOTA.

or' iErEk Is 10 haVe board OF trade
AsAw null ut Clotho was destroyed by
hfs, involving a ioss ol S1 GOV,
FIRE at Window, CoEtnuwood
County, destroyed property valued at
$4,000.
CHARLES II. GREEN has been appoint
ed postmaster al Odet rall, in Otter Tail
County.
TIE wagon sized ut NJ. D. Lccnun. Of
Anok', was robbcd oil $500 worth Of car
penters tools.
STEPHEN LrE coliided With u circular,
saw ut Fergus Falls recently aud had lis
arm ampuIu,cd.
TuE Fa,ibault conm,, cou,ci, have
granted a charter and franchise Q 10 tho
water works company.
EDWARD JAn,s, Is years cid. was
killed by lirh,n,l...i3 Klksuny town
ship, Lo Sneu, Gou.,v.
ZuMnror, lr,. nnr,ho,cd., !, ,,,,n -,
r;,l.'n,i os,n'oiA ~ pt''pas'"" pump Gu
oi water Mo'ss for fire protcciJn.
ANY information CONCERNING ,,rss
whereabouts Of Dr.. o. S. Howard would
be gratefully rec wed at GleuMoai.
TBE citizens OF Ortonvi,le have hold !,
mass meeli y h, t,kr ste,,s ,nwsrd ,ia
proper celeUraiiun If tLa Touttn Of
.Inlv. o'..n VI
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21

faction is now shown in every feature.
She has made large purchases at clear
ance sale at fabulously cheap prices.
She has spent good deal, but much less
than she expected to. After such bar
gain she can afford to indulge her sweet
tooth, even if takes considerable part
OF her gains. And so the stream of la
dies flows through the restaurant, and
the observer conjectures their characters
and fortunes, both as likely as mot en-
tirely wrong. If they knew there was
"a cbiei ai,nang thefn takin' notes." he
might have to leave as precipitately as
Clodius ran away from the worship of
the Bona Dea.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
lSiSjc,,ic,

Henry 7. Crane. travelling salesman for the
Jewell Betting Company, of Hartford, Conn.,,
was found dead iu bed at the Pacific House,
Council Bluffs, Ia; OH the 14th. Among his
effects was well written letter saying he had
taken poison. No cause was given.
Rev. Edward Chase committed suicide on the
18th inst, by hanging himself at Ricbfield,
near Minneapolis, Mimi. He went to st. Paul
sixteen years ago and was then secretary of the
!. Nj. G. A., and afterwards president of socie-
ties for the Relief o the Poor and the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals. INSANITY was
the cause of his selt-destruction.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21

The dried and shriyeled body of man .p.
patiently about 45years of age, was foiind near
San Antonio, Texas. on the t4th. The de-
ceased had evidently succumbed 10 starvation
and excessive heat
The body OF an unknown woman was ptIlcd
put Of the river near Detroit, Mich, on the
14th inst. The feet and hands had been eey-
cred from the body aud some of the intcs.,aI
organs had been removed. The bod " was en-
closed in y grain sack, which was carefully tied
mp, heavily weighted and fastened to stump
rent -
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
A Bows Criticism.
From the Chicago Intei Ocean.

A North Side boy who.is learning to
read found under the pictures of his
primer several sentences liketh "ILe-
boy .has-a-big-iog," "Ihe-cat- hasa kit
ten, "rhe.boy- y-has-a-hook." After par
tally spelling them ont lie turned to his
father with o look of disappointment and
disgust and said. "papa. why don't the
book tell me something don't know I? 1
knew the boy had book before read
it." Let the publishers of ahildren's
literature take the criticism to heart.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
The undinu vro,,bIc..

Reports from Tombstone. Arizona, give the
information that Gen. Crook had returned
from his expedition, and was cncamped at Sill.
yer Creek, at the south end of Chircahua.
which hc reached on the 10th. Sixty miles
southeast of tnat place, Loco and Chatto, with
$50 hosties, had surrendered. and we,e e
brought in hy Gep. Crook, who recrossed the
line on the 9Th. Among the prisoners were
seventy. five bucks either old OF sick. the re-
malnder being women or children. II is be-
lived that Gen. Crook will return and ell
deavor to captul the warriors. His command
is in good fighting trim, the casualties so far
being nothing
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21

An iutonatio1 of the voice, WITH ~ liPs :
.clase 10 the mouth OF the tube, causem ~, =
number Of black spots to appear on VIZ :, :
refleciion. When these pnssed, away u
l,eautiful light green, intcrmingled Wleh ,a
mink. renamed. These two aPpe1uu,se ,,s
10 u be the principal colors caused ny
sound. It vas noticeable however, 'nas tha
while a certain tone would cause tne
same me figure 10 reappear, IL had no %. con 9nr
troll troll over the color. A tone whlch, ior
instance. mat caused one solid color to up
naar. would bring out, perhaps, DARK
bjue at ohe time anda yellow at anothef' r
No difference was fotceaoie ~ ~
fett M If tbe male aud female voices.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
The Profits of Silver Coinaoe
Efrom the london News.l

The rapid aud continuous fall in re.
cent years il The market price of silver
has raised in a curious wav Tho nr,,s,
made by the mint on the silver ~. go.
Wnlcn, as IS well known, remain of tho
same weight and fiueness uader all vari.
ATOMS IN the intrinsic value Of the mot
~. IN 1870 the profit was only Q ner
cent. in 1875 it was l6 per cent mb;la
Nv present IT IS about 2S per cel,t. In
one one year 1t was even higher-namely m ;n
isls, when 1t was 3lg per cent. In ISL a.
que total gains ol the mint on the com
age y; ee OF aad silver reached the large s,,u Of
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
Colors Made by the Voice

= KV.l' n" IiiIsueIFuIu FfGbS.I
An optical demonstration of the effect
of sound on the colors and figures in
soap bubbles WAS gwen Mt the Franklin
lnaiitn,e May 30, by Prof. Hole,nan. A
film of soap was placed across Inc end
OF phoneido-seope. To bring the sound
in direct contact with the soap tube
was used. A reflection of the iilm was
thrown on a canvas screen, where j,
first assumed a blnish-gray appearance,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
Not a Rea.onablc nnn,,,

masked mob ON The morning OF the 1lth,
Iook Henry Colbert, negro, from the Jail at
Hickman, KY, and carried INN off In tl,e
woods with rope around his neck. 1t il not
known for fact what was done with the
negro, but it.is supposed that the mob hung
him. He was accused with having in company
with another negro {Peter Hart) made an at
tempt, on the night of the 9th of last March
to enter the house of Mrs. Lizzie Prather, :iy.
ing about nine. miles from Hickman, for the
purpose of outraging her.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
Life Sentence

The trial at London OF DR.. Gallagher, Ber-
nard Gallagher, Whitehead, Curtin, Wilson and
Ansburgh, forpartlcipaiion in the recent dyua-
mite conspiracy, was concluded on the 14th
INST. After being out short time the iury re-
turned to the court room and announced that
they had found verdict of guilty agaipg DR.,
Gallagher. Wilson, whitehead and Curtin, and
n verdict of not guilty in the case of Ansburgh
and Bernard Gallagher. The -four men found
for life
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21

around the house an hour. 1t was barricaded
by the wounded wife, with a bed on which lay
her dead husband, shot in the head while
asleep by a gun pushed through the window.
The daughter escaped to The woods in her
night clothes, aud has since been found almost
dead from fright. She Ii not expected to live.
The mother and son are seriously injured; but
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21

George McMlllen, who was undersentence of
death at Canton, Ohio, for the murder of his
wife, made remarkable statement on the
i5th, IN which he alleges that his wife, shortly
before he killed her, confessed to him that sbe
bad been concerned with another woman in
the murder of a man in her house during the
absence of her husband. Mcalillen claims 10
have seen the corpse of the murdered nlau
and to have called in woman, who has since
died, to view 1t, but the identity of the alleged
murdered man is not revealed
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21

live story building IN Chardon Street,
Boston, in which were Gray's opera house and
number OF manufacturing concerns, took fire
on the afternoon of the 10Th about half an
hour before tue variety theaters matinee
shond have begun, and was sp,edly burned
to the ground. The thcater attaches and the
workmen iii the upper stories had barely time
TO escape, most of them losing their street at
tire. The total loss is or timated at 800. 900.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
TMc xNis,.on,ln nIn.an..

The Wisconsin Masonic Gran Lodge closed
its animal session at Milwaukee, on the 18th
inst. The following officers were elected.
Grand master, Lewis Il. Reed. of Ripon: dep.
nty grand master, Oliver Libbey, of Green
Bay; grand senior warden, Ii. II. Virgin, of
Piatteville; grand juucr warden, II. VI. Saw
yer, of Hartford; grand trcasnscr,.N. NJ. Lit
i!ejehn, of Whitewater; grand secretary, ].
w. Latin, of Oshkosb.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
nIer nj. bu, Jm.tiriable.

Jordan Corbin, who murdered Benjamin
Garden, seriously wounded his wife and son,
for the purpose of rsping Gardens daughter
near Rockford, Als., on the night Of the 18th
inst, was captured by citizens aud put in jail
on the 18th. That night he was taken from
the Jail by n crowd of 500 men and hanged
The crime was the most deliberate, horrible
and exasperating conceivable, Corbin staying
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
aoIc.nsc nlnn.Ia,,rh,.r.

) DC Rays aud seventeen others were
I trial at Paris on the 12tb for man-
s,N J, IN advertising and selling land on
the island of Poit Breton, and causing emlc,a
tlon thereto III unseaworthy ships, tlrty per-
cons dying on the passage, $50 dying from hun
ger after reaching land, aud five being eaten
by the cannlbal natives. Iu all 5000, 900
n ancs were subscribed to the scheme, OF which
the marquis pocketed 1000, Ou0
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21

). Lane Borden, president of female col
ege at Mansfield, Louisiana, was killed on the
10th inst, by the Rev. Ben Jenkins, Jr., for
the alleged seduction OF young lady friend of
the latter. Borden had, like his SLAYER been
preacher, and, until the disclosure Of his
crime, had borne good reputation.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
Ianyticn rrnui,Ie.

President Solomon, of Hayti, under date OF
the lQth lnsi., telegraphed Lennox the Hay
tlan consul at Philadelphia, that there are no
uprisings.in Hayti, slich as reported, and that
tue only place where there is trouble il at
Mirogoane. where the rebels are entrenched.
He has instructed Lennox to look ont for iron
steamships for sale in this country that NAV
be utilized as war vessels in the attack on Mir
ogoane from the sua.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
Mated, butnot mn,,,,ca

Tom Smart, dusky Romeo. who elopcd
from Fond du Lat with whi,c girl named
Ottie schmaeg, some time ago, was cap
tured in Milwaukee on the 11th, by Chief Kret-
low, of Fond du Lac. Smart was cook at the
Sewball House ut the time Of the fire,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
Murdered from ncl,iud.

Henry Still was shot and instantly killed on
the night of the 18th lust., by Barnay Polar at
Aiartztield's Station. thirty-five miles northeast
of Amigo, Wis. They had been drnkinp
lightly during the evening" but parted in q
friendly manner. Polir afterwards returned
and shot Still from behind with Winchester
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21

The Union Base Ball Association, with
capital OF $4,000, WAS formed at Chi.
cago on the 9th INST. Grounds lave
heen secured at the southern city limits.
The Intention is to play games with
clubs in the American Association.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
Zoo nlucl, a,nio-

bunch of red flowers given to o. II. Won
Altcnburg, of Halifax County, N. c., by A
young lady was the cause of his death on the
18th INST. While crossing field Jersey bull,
attracted by the color, attacked him and gored
him To dnaih - %
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
n"s.ian Exccu,,ve C,cmcncy.

The czar commutcd the death sentences of
tue nihiliss Boganovitch, Telalor auu Bout
sevith to penal servtude for an indefinite p.,-
riod. Ho has reduced the life sentence of Ste
lanovitch 10 eight Years pcuaI eervitudc and
the u e sentences of the women Lesofskaya and
prlDSteya to four years, and has also mltigatrd
The sentences Of Gutenberg, BorelscL and
Juschjowa
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
Aftcr Dorsey Amin.

The grand Jury of the District OF Columbia
on Tue l8tl: inst, found another indictment
against General Thomas J. Brady, formerly
second assistant postmaster general, for frauds
in connection with the star mail route between
Socorra, New Mexico, and Silver City. Tho in
dictment was found upon the evidence of John
A. Walsh, ]. b Price, and others.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
A po.sible Error l,xa n,oh.

VIM. Drels, negro, was arr ested at Colum-
Gibbons family at Ashland, Ky. for which
crime Geo. Ellis was hanged by mob, and
VIM. Neal and Ellis Craft are notv awaiting
eXeCuIInn -. ,'ko
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
ono Hundred and Fis,v Lives.

The explo.ion Of a powder magazine at
scntari, in Albania, by lightning recently,
caused the death OF one hundred and fifty
persons, tity-tbtee others being severely ill.,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
Murder ana ,Judrc i.yn,h

On the 18th inst, Edward Mclaughlin, a
Peddler, was murdered near Enterprise, Miss,
by Aaron Harris. a negro, who eobbicd his
PACK ana skipped, but was caught and con-
fesscd the crime The sa:.le night a mob of
di Suised men took the murderer from the
jail aud banged him to a railway bridge.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
A pnirns ~, nm,

Solomon Hewctt and Willsm Hartiee, col
cred, were hanged at Conwayboro, S. O.. on
the 18th, for the murder of jeremiah Stalvcy,
an old merchant, last October. The hanging
was private, but over 1900 negroes were IN
town. Only few persons we're admitted.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21

Chicago's regular Sunday tragedy took place
on the 18th ut 57S North Wells Street. Thomas
Mcclure, Iongshoreman, cut the throat of
Mrs. Mary Little, and then attempted suicide,
He will probably recover. jealousy.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-06-21
EaiI and Au;ei.i.

William A. Putney, at one time Chicago
business man, was arrested at Nantasket, in
Harbor on the 1lth inst, for cmbcz-
% from his employers, Shepard. Nor
,.of Boston, On the way to Boston
'clous detectives gave Putney the
boat. He improved his opportu-
jumped overheard. The body was
:, but lie was extinct