Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-07-25
Deeds OF Blood

At New Haven, Conn.,, on the 22d inst, John
@. Camstayneti fatally shot John Reizzo dur
ing quarrel about o woman to whom Cam
stayneti IS engaged. He also shot an officer
who was endeavoring to arrest him, and es-
capped. The officer Is likely to die.
special of the 22d tells of the killing of
Adrian Underwood by DR.. E. G. Scraggs at
Scrudysville, GlaecOck County, Ga. in afamily
feud. Scraggs represented the county in the
state legislature for number Of years
At Allentown, Pa, on the 22d inst, George
Kellmer, German baker, robbed his room
mate and IN making his escape from the city
was run over by train and horribly mangled
During the trip of an excursion party from
jersey City, n. j., to Staten leland, on the
22d inst, riot was INDUCED in by the par
Elephants. who had got away with 100 kegs of
beer. Pistols, beer glasses, clubs, ETC., were
used, and several persons were killed. There
were 10000 people in the crowd.
At the picnic of the German Methodist Epis-
copal Church at Cincinnati, on the goth, at a
grove five miles south of Newport. Otto Hager
quarrelled with boy of IS, George Neir, pur-
sued hlm to the liver, stabbed INN to death,
and then escaped.
Two boys named Smeed and Jolliffe, aged
IA and 16 years, respectively, are under arrest
at Marshall, Mo-, charged with the murder of
companion named Geo. Conger.
Texas cowboys attempted to capture the
town Of Toyah on the 18th inst, and met with
a warm reception from q guard of rangers.
One CT the boys was killed, three were wounded
and five captured.
Joseph StRgamer. saloonkeeper at No.
1909 Market Street, Philadelphia, shot bis wife
dead on the 18th inst, and then killed himself
Money matters are the supposed cause of the
tragedy. Mrs. St@gamer. when she became a
widow, married St@3amer, her husbands hired
man.
Ida Bussels, an accomplished young lady at
Baltimore, Nd, shot herself on the 18th.
The suicide is attributable to a lovers quarrel.
Rev. Harvey Shaw, temporary United States
consul at Monterey Mexico, who was assaulted
and seriously injured by a mob recently is re-
covering.
Fred Fleisheimer, tanner. committed sui
eide at WaukegaD, Wis, on the 18th inst, by
shooting himself through the head His wife
and children are stopping at Manitowoc.
Bridget Fox, an old Irish woman, who has
led a secluded and miserable life at Burling-
ton, Ia, WAS assaulted and robbed of $500
on the 18th.
Matilda Hand, aged 10 years, was over.
powered Oh Division Street near Milwaukee
Avenue, Chicago, on the night of the 18th inst,
and outraged. She is confident she can recog-
nize her assailant if the police can bring him
before her.
crowd of armed men captured the guard at
the jail in Vernon, Louisiana, on the 18th inst,
broke the lock, and released the brothers
Branard, who were charged with murder and
drSODs
While attempting TO arrest two suspicious
characters on the night of the 18th inst, Mar
shall George Barnard Of Wellington, Ohio,
was shot dead. One of the men was after
ward arrested, but says his partner fired the
fatal shot.
Charles Seitz, a paper hanger. shot and
killed DR.. G. W. Langfeid at Pittsburg, on the
18th inst.
duel occurred near Helena, Ark. on the
18th inst, in which the principals were
negroes, and at the first fire both received NOR
tai wounds
A polyglot Sunday picnic at Newbury, o., on
the 18th, ended in a regular melee in which
about fifty persons were injured, some of them
seriously.
disguised Chicago woman donned her
bridal robes on the 18th inst, and took a
draught of poison. She was found with
deaths cup in her hand
Miss Jennie Brazeton, of Monticello, Ia:
went to Denver, Col, to cure dyspepsia. She
succeeded but fell IN love. Her lover was I'M
faithful and Jennie took cold poison and died.