The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-09-01
CRIMINAL.

On the oath "rustlers" attacked the stage
co'ch near Clifton. Ari. The stage was loaded
with Cinnamon who showed fight One of the
"iVstlers and two Cinnamon were killed.
Or the ith in Cincinnati, in saloon brawI,
CT. titan Duesner shot aud killed Corbiu Cas-
wGI.
~ Savannah, Ga, on the Goth, Henry Har-
tel aud his wife were found murdered in their
stor'. They were supposed to have consi era
bic money IN hand.
THE Chicago police are arresting runner for
rLilwa7 ticket offices, on the charge of dis
orderly-that is, impudence TO strangers and
allure TO wear designating badges.
W II. RoPF, of Carrnllton. H.. murdered
lis wife, then killed himself on the 23d. Do
mestic disagreements provoked the crime.
JOHN SMITH shot James Blue. at Nevada,
Mo on the 23d, and Blue returned the fire.
Both parties were fatally hurt.
\ FATtL stabbing afftay occurred at Chi
cago on the 29d. A Bohemian laborer named
John Harsky is the victim.
D. ". DAVIS, late secretary and treas surer
of the Chickasaw Guards. Memphis, Tenn,
was on the oath discovered to be a defaulter
to a considerable amount.
]. A. REILLY, keeper of a notorious house
at Stevens Point, Wis, on the oath feaIfully
beat a man named Geo. Clark with brass
knuckles. He was arrested and lodged in the
city lookup. About midnight a mob under
took to drag him out, but he fought hard and
was only conquered by being bored full Of lead.
In quarrel on the 23d between John John
son and JAMS Johnson near Sturgeon Bay,
Wis. John received what are supposed to be
fatal inju uries by blows on the head.
DIR. ]. S. MARTIN suicided at Cincinnati. 0.
on the 21st.
JOHN GoRMAN, farmer, and Robert Tup-
pener, a milhner, both residents of James.
town. H., committed suicide on the ODD.
Financial trouble caused their taking off,
ELIZABETH NoREMAC, wife of Noremac, the
pedestrian, was shot and killed By his bar
keeper named Beattie, at New York City, on
the 23d.
DR.. j. C. REX, of Highland, III, who was
one of the posse to arrest criminal named
VIM. Andrews, on the 23d, was shot and in
stantly killed by Andrews.
PATRICK MITCHELL, colored. was murdered
by John Horton, also colored, at Crisville, n.
c., on the Goth.
RIOT INDUCED in by railway laborers, in
| Jefferson County. Pa, on the 21st, resulted in
the killing of Hungarian named Peter Yed.
| der, and the dangerous injury of several
others.
A DISPATCH from Hunniwell, Kas, dated the
| 22d says the cowboys and the marshals are en-
gagged in pistol practice to determine who shall
| run the town. On the 18th two marshals were
attacked and returned the fire killing one ot
the cowboys,
PARTY of railway laborers near Adrian
/ Mich, were raided on the 20th by an organized
, gang of roughs, and robbed of their monthly
/ wages, which had just been paid them Sever
| of the robbers were subsequently captured and
lodged in jail.
II an attempt to take legal possession of
ranch near Albuquerque, N NJ, on the 18th
A. Fernandez, J. G. Whitney and Manuel B
/ Otero were killed. Otero occupied the premi
ses, but the courts awarded the estate TO Whit
| ney.
JOHN TUDAR surrendered himself to the au
tholitIes at Lexington, Ky., on the 2Otb. be
cause he had shot Nan Jackson, who WAS steal
| ing melons from his patch.
| Isaac PETITE, after witnessing a banging a
| Scottsboro, Ala, on the 18th, hanged himself
! JAMES VAN WAY, while bathing with job,
! Anderson and Zack Snyder near Mount Yer
non, Ind, on the 18th, was murdered bv then
because he refused to loan them money,
C. L. DELoNG shot aud killed himself a
Council Bluffs, Ia, on the 2lst. because hi
girl rejected bis suit.