The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-11-01
The Criminal Record.

a Auge sSanOal SUITS m1ftuette, WIS.,, rom
center to circumference. 1t is alleged, ard
the circumstances go far to substantiate the
ALLEGATION, that w. N. Gray, manager of T.
A. Hay jewelry establishment and Miss Dell
Warren, a school teacher have clipped and
are now erjoying each others company in
some out-of the-way town. in this State. The
yonng woman who is q niece of the jew
eler's wife. was an inmate of the latter's
his wife and children goo1-by and started
for Milwaukee to buy goods. A few days
afterward the teacher claimed to have re-
ceived a telegram stating that her father.
living at Whitewater was i'll and desired
her presence. Nothing has been heard of
either party since. 1t is the general belief
that they have eloped.
In the United States district court at st.
Paul, on the 25th inst, Frederick Riley,
one of the East Grand Forks postoftice rob-
bers, was sentenced to Saltwater for thir-
teen months, and Francis Waters, one of
the Duluth counterfeiters, was sentenced to
pay hne of $40 ana be confined at "hard
labor" for seven days. This nominal SELL
tence was imposed upon him on account of
his services in helping to detect his co-work-
ers in tbs counterfeiting enterprise.
Near CORNERSTONE, Ohio, Albert Fres-
hin murdered his wife and three children
and then terminated the frightful tragedy
by puttiAg an end to his own life. Fresbin
was carpenter and twenty.seven years old.
His wife was twenty-five and his children
were aged four and two years and ten
months. Before Fresbin blew his brains
out he cut his throat.
Miss Latter, the young lady who recently
left note at her home in Burlington, Iowa
stating that she had gone to the river to
drown herself, thereby creating great SEN
sation, did not do it, out came to Cedar
Rapids. She was recognized by the conduc
tor. who at once notified her friends Of her
whereabouts.
w. c. Whipple, American express agent
at Winnipeg, was ir short in his accounts
So. 700. Superintendent Antisdel made the
discovery and warrant was sworn out for
Whipple's arrest but his father in Eau Claire,
made good the deficiency and he was al
lowed to escape.
Father O'Connor. formerly a Catholic
priest, attempted to lecture at Berlin, near
Graad Haven, Mich. on the evening of the
23d, where two-thirds of the people are
Catholics. He was mobbed and badly
beaten. His face is bruised.
James Egan and Maurice Brick have been
arrested at Waterbury, Conn.,, on q charge
of highway robbery. Ega,. is the pitcher
of the Brooklyn nine, and Brick the Mon
itor's pitcher of Waterbury. They gave
bail.
East st. Louis railroad strikers have been
indicted by the St. Claire county grand jury
for interfering With the railroads and in
tia,idating new employees during the late
strike.
Isaac Henderson fired his rifle at Alec
Grown. who had seduced Mamie Hender-
son. The girl rushed in, received the ball.
Brown releuted and married her.
Vnderhill and Washington pleaded guilty
the Oath to the murder of Policeman
O'Connel, and were sent to Saltwater for
life.
Lohaick, German shoe M aker at Tustin,
Waushara county, Wis, hanged himself on
the 26th inst.
Kentucky has had lib murders since Jan.
1. There were ninety-s;x in 1852.