Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-23
Deeds OF Blood.

CHARLES T.. II. Langmaack, young man
aged Is years, IVES waylaid and murdered on
Eagle ia. Avenue, New York, on the night of the
18th inst. AS the robbers got only a small
amount of money it is thought they mistook
him for some one else.
The body of Nicholas Skerritt q real estate
dealer, was found in an empty house belong
ing to the deceased on the 18th inst II is
thought he was murdered.
Mrs. Orange Jackson, colored, was fatal.
shot on the night of the 18th near Lexington,
KY, by John Tudor. She was in his melon
patch.
James G. Hope was killed by .an officer at
Providence, r: l., on the 10th, while the for
mer was resisting arrest.
Addison Case, discharged railway clerk,
shot himself in the head with q target pistol
at gallery in st. Louis on the 10th. The doc.
tors say he will die.
Der, the Missouri attorney who was so badly
slashed IN an affray at Wa7erly, Kansas, re-
Gently, that his coffin was ordered, is slowly
recovering.
While resisting arrest at shelbyville, Ind, on
the 18th inst, Robert Badgely, young des-
perado, was shot dead by o constable.
A Cleveland painter named Farwood was
tarrsd and feathered at Lexington, Mich, for
marrying colored girl of Sand Beach. Far
wood has wife and two children at Cleve-
land.
William Redman, another of the principals
In the Grand County, Colorado, murders, has
committed suicide. Death is checkmating
justice.
In attempting to escape from the officers at
the jail at Chicago, on the 10th, William Chap
man (colored) was drowned in the river.
An unknown man committed suicide at the
Railroad House, Milwaukee, on the 10th inst.
a doctor named McGregor, of Kincardine,
Ont, operated upon his own neck with knife
and was found dead.
Henry L.. Young, general agent in Cincin-
natl OF the Grand Rapids aud Indiana Railroad,
committed suicide with q revolver on the 14th
inst,
At Fayette Station, West Virginia, on the
10th, Lee Reeves, mulatto, shot two men fa-
tally and severely wounded another. He then
made his escape.
Wahpeton, Da,sotn, is excited over the fatal
shooting of q citizen named Anton Wider by a
flying cattle thief. A posse Of infuriated citi.
zens is in pursuit Of the shooter, and if cap
tured ho will no doubt be converted into q
scare-crow.
-Four hc-se thieves were overtaken in Missis.
sippi on the 14th inst. by exasperated Geor-
gians and hung up together.
Frank N. Ruddock had an unsatisfactory in.
terview with his girl" at Chicago, on the 18th
and to end his misery, put bullet in his brain.
He will die.
Geo. W. Van Arnold, well-known upper
Mississippi lumbermar ended dissipated ca
reer at Bralnard, Minn., on the 18th inst, by
shooting himself through the head.
Rev. r. G. Sewell was shot and killed at
Austin, Mimi, on the 14th inst, by Lawrence
Demmon. -
Marshal E. N. Murray, of Helena, Ark, was
assassinated on the night Of the 18th inst by
unknown parties.
At Trenton. N. ]. on the 14th inst, Mrs.
Knobback pitched her husband into the canal
and then jumped in herself. She was drowned,
but her husband was rescued.
Patrick Kirby, young man still in his teens
committed suicide with revolver at New York
on the 18th inst
Hans Harnason handed his coat to com.
panion on the 18th, and jumped from Van
Buren, Street bridge, Chicago. He was
drowned and his coat-holder is under arrest
A murder and suicide, the result of dispute
over cards, WAS reported from st. Louis on the
18th. Frank Wahl and August Bunker were
the victims.