St. Landry democrat., 1883-03-31
4 pERsoN was arrested at MOSCOW,

4 PERSON was arrested at Moscow,
Russia, the other day while ordering clock
work of a suspicious character. The Gov
ernor of the city had been warned that the
Kremlin, where the Gar is to be. crowned,
would be blown up at the time OF the cor
grant Constitution.
JAMES SAVAGE, who killed two men
in Montague County, Texas, recently, one
for having assisted an officer to arrest him
some time previously and the other for at
tempting to avenge the staying of the first,
has been released on $1,000 bail.
The wife of James Hyland, living a
few miles from Gowrie, Iowa, was found
dead the other day, and there was evidence
of murder from choking and kicking.
She and her husband had separated and he
was arrested for murder. Hyland accused
neighbor named Bond of the deed.
JOHN KANE, leader of the Mollie Ma
CURES OF Fayette County, Pa, was shot
four times by Superintendent F. c. Height
ley, of the Youngstown Coke Works, four
miles from Uniontown, Pa, the other even.
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in self-defense. Keightley gave himeslf up.
THE house of Mrs. Hannah Rudolph,
at Newport r. T., was destroyed by fire
the other morning and Mary Barry, do
nestle, persisted in the flames.
Two brothers, named Feete, Cashier
and Paying Teller respectively OF the Second
National Bank, Of ST. Paul, Mimi, were
discharged from their positions recently on
suspicion of having stolen $4,000 of the
banks funds.
AN eruption OF Mount Etna had
begun on the 21st, accompanied by an
earthquake, causing panic in the vicinity.
Several houses had fallen.
BROOKS JOHNSON, colored servant
OF the Misses Judson, whose bodies were
found in the ruins of their burned dwelling
at Hartford, Conn.,, the other morning, has
been arrested on suspicion OF being con-
cerned in the matter.
The house of Duncan Dales, near
Byers Station, o., burned the other night,
and when the fire subsidized the neighbors
found the dead body of Dales under the bed
with rope around his neck. It was thought
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den under the bed and the house fired.
A FIRE at Columbus, Ga, the other
morning swept away the Fontaine Cotton
Warehouse, together with 3,400 bales OF
cotton, forty rolls Of bagging, 300 bundles
OF ties, twrnty barrels Of sirup and forty
one bales lf domestic, besides other prop
erty on storage. The loss was estimated at
5000. 600. Insurance. S145 000
The other day six men were horribly
burned BY. a colliery explosion near Lost
Creek, Pa.
The other day a rope sustaining a
swinging scaffold on which three men were
engaged in painting the side OF Charge ele-
vator at Peoria, Ill, broke and Jacob Watten-
schwuller was killed and Joseph Vail fatally
hurt. r. O. Shupp caught the rop and es-
capped injury.
A RECENT dispatch from Dublin,
ireland, stated that counsel for the murder
conspiracy prisoners were confident they
would be able to shake the testimony OF
James Carey. a committee of ladies were
soliciting funds to defray the expense Of de-
Tending the prisoners. s
4 Two THOUSAND dollars worth of hard
ware imported from the United States was
seized by customs officers at Montreal,
Cana, the other day for differentiation.
On the border of the Seminole Nation,
in the Indian Territory, four men engaged
in card playing fell into u quarrel, three
being shot dead. The survivor was followed
BY friends Of the dead men and riddled with
bullets
The President has been called on to
appoint Postmaster for the town Of
Greenhorn, Mont, the vigilantes having re-
moved 1.-THE late official for alleged barn
burning.