The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-06-30
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CRIMINAL.
The body of Thomas Riley, of Milwaukee,
WIS.,, was found i'll the lake on the 23d, un
der circumstances Indicating suicide.
BooTBLAGK named Henry kobns, attack &c
another bootblack named Asa Everett in Chr
cago, on the 23d, and received an ugly knife
wound Just above the hIp, which may cause hit
death.
RoBEhf FRYER suicided at Chicago on TIE
23d. His wife had made application for dl
| vorce on grounds of cruel treatment; neglect
| etc.
MRS. MARIA DAVIS, handsome Brunette
was arrested at Derby, Conn, on the Esd. She
was charged with being an accomphce il
| several burglaries committed there recently
| she emptlcd a revolver at the officers before
| they secmed her. A watchman states that she
was the leader of the gang that burglarzed q
store, at which time she was disguised as
| man.
ANNA V. WILSON, was on the 23d, at Mime
apolIs, Mlnn., granted divorce from her hus.
band Thomas X. Wilson, with $4,000 almony,
| on the ground of adultery.
| CHARLES W. SMITH, clerk, was placed IN
durance vile, at Chicago, on the 13d, for EN-.
| bez2loment.
JAMES HEENDoN. Monroe Mcdonald, jim
Johnson and Cove johnson. the four train
robbers aud murderers of Conductor Cai-,
| near Clarbcsyllle, Mo-. on March u 1881.
were hanged at that place on the 22d.
A PACKAGE of 100000 was expressed by tie
Marine Bank of New York to the Susquehanna
Valley Bank at Susquehanna. Pa, and when
| 1t reached It's destination on thu 22d ihe
wealth was gone and the package filled with
blank papers. Just where the money was
stolen IS what the detectives arc trying TO find
| out
LEwIs CARTER, for the murder of his wife
last February, was hanged at Jerusalem, Va,
| on the 22d.
CHAs. RABE, an old baker of Chicago H.
who had been missing for several days, was on
the 22d found hanging to a hook in the wall on
the thlrd floor of his dwelling.
| Ex-CoUNTY TREASURER w. d. THORN Of
Hastings. Neb. indicted for the embezzlement
of $4,000 was found guilty cf stealing $40
| 900 and sentenced on the 22d to one yeai 5 I'M
| prisonment.
| DANIEL f. BOUNDS, married man, was sen
fenced on the 22d, at Troy, n. Y, to pay fine
| of $3.50, and undergo Imprisonment Tor thirty
| days, on charge of having attempted to abduct
! Miss Jessie Parks.
| EDWARD VERMEULLA brutally beat and kicked
his wife, in Chicago, OH the dist, and it is
| believed she will die In her statement TO he
| police she said that yermeulla had killed I'm
| stepson about eight months ago, and secreted
| his body under the kitchea floor. An examina-
ton revealed the body, and an unf ucce ssful at
| tempt was made to lynch the fiend.
MILLER McCLANE, a negro, was arrested on
the 21st at Martin, Tenn, for the outrage of a
| 10-year-old girl.
NEAR Hubbard o.. on the 2lst. girl II
years cd was outraged by Bill Parsons, aged
| 18. Parsons cscap- d.
| JERRY MCCARTHY, an old man, quarreed
with his neighbor, Mrs. Bridget Shea, in Chi
| cago, on the 21st. He used a stone. Mrs.
| Shea died from the effec Of the blow
| WARRANTS were issued ON the 21st, at Rich
mond, Va, for the arrest of r. F. Blerney,
| editor of the State, and w. c. Elan, editor of
| the Wing. TO prevent contemplated duel.
| A. f. GRAHAM, local freight agent at Mil
waukee of the NJ, l.. S. & w. Road. deserted
his family on the 18th aud left for parts un-
| known. Ii Is alleged shortage IN his accounts
| is the cause.
A CINCINNATI clerk named Max YuengIing
was arrested on the Goth for the larceny of
| about 81, 900 worth of books and stationery
| from his employers.
FRANK j. GREEN, bookkeeper IN Chicago.
had mania for appropriating to bis own use
| gold watch cases belonging TO his employers
On the Goth he confessed to stealing about
| II, 900 worth. He is barred for a time.
ANDREAs WIELE, aged rs, suicided at Mil
waukee, Wis, on the Goth.
DR.. ISAAC j. HATHAWAY, of PHILADELPHIA.
Pa, who figured in the courts of that CITY re-
Gently as defendant III an abortion case was
again arrested or the ? 10Th. An investigation
of his house revealed the skeletons of twenty
two infants buried in corner in the cellar
The doctors wife states that 9 he performed
upon her from eight to eleven abortions
greatly impairing her bealtb, and that the
houses in which they lived during the fifteen
years of their married life were actually resting
uDon foundations of human skel tons -
Fashionable ladies of the city were among the
doctors patients. as well as large number of
poor girls who had lived not wisely but too
we'll Mrs. Hathaway will give the names if
called upon so to do in court.
In a street fight in Xenia, Ind, Charles
Winters, newspaper man, was probably
fatally shot.
TIE residence of E. NJ. Pattisou, at New
Brunswick, N. j.. was bbsd of 90 in
bonds and gold on the Goth.
C. G.. SYNoLD eloped with his } ,1b her
Ernest's wife on tho 18th. Ernest we'd at
Menominee, Mich, and was induced by his
DrOl0tf ana vic 10 sell DIS homestead ana
emigrate to Oregon. The trio stopped at Mil
waukee on the 18th, and during the evening
Ernest ard c. G. took in the city. When
| Ernest awoke in the morning he found himself
| minus his money, valuables and wife.
GEO. c. BIAMIRE suIcided at San Francisco.
| on the 10TH because beer singing maiden
would not marry tim.
| ALDERMAN JOHN +. KELLY shot and killed
John F. Tool, at Cincinnati. Ohio, on the 18th.
ARTHUR II. BLANEY, cashier and head book
| keeper of the Boston Losn aud Trust Com
panv, confessed on the 18th, to having used
544, 900 OF the company's cIsh to speculate with
| and sunk 1t IN mines.
RICHARD HUGHEs, farmer living near Osi-
kosh, Wis. was arrested on the 18th, for coun.
| tcrfeting silver dollars.
BERNARD J. MEHAN was murdered at Boston
on the 18th, by a cyprisnnsmed Lizzie Finne-
gan. She opened the carotid artery under his
| left ear with a shawl piU.
ADoLPH ESKHIEK put two balls from re-
vover into Ibis wife's head and then shot
himself, in Chicago, on the 18Th. Cause. do
mestic lnfelicity.
| ALBERT FUscH used bar of iron as a bat
tering-ram on the head of Rudolph Brem, IN
an angry controversy in Chicago. on the 18Th.
| Fusch will now await trial fer murder.
AT Frazersburg o., on the 18th. wounded
burglar jumped into the creek. deiied the
crowd on the banks with a revolver snd
| drowned himself.
LENA BAUM, aged 90, betrayed and deserted
/ by he- lover. ended her life in the r1ver al
| Cleveland. O., on the 18th.
| GENERAL.
The expense of the Star route trial Is placed
at S261,31s. of which $3.50. l56 goes TO the