Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-06-27
about 81 200 worth of books and stationery

'waukee, Wis.,, on the Goth.
DR. ISAAC j. HATHAWAY, of Philadelphia,
Pa, who figured in the courts of that city re-
Gently as defendant IN an abortion case, was
again arrested or the Goth. An investigation
of his house revealed the skeletons Of twenty
two infants buried in q corner in the cellar.
The doctors wife states that g he performed
upon her from eight to eleven abortions,
greatly impairing her health, and that the
houses in which they lived during tho fifteen
years of their married life were actually resting
upon foundations of human skelstons."
Fashionable ladies of the city were among the
doctors patients. as we'll as large number of
poor girls who had lived not wisely but too
well. Mrs. Hathaway will give the names if
called upon so to do in court.
Y In street fight in Xenia, Ind., Charles
Winters, newspaper man, was probably
TIE residence of E. NJ. Pattison, at New
Brunswick, N. j., was o5b,d of 2,))O in
bonds and gold on the goth.
C. G. SYNoLD eloped with hi, - ther
ErnesCs vito on the 10th. Ernest ived at
Menomince, Mich., and was induced by his
brother and wife to sell bis homestead and
emigrate to Oregon. The trio stopped at MIL
waukee on the 18th, and during the evening
Ernest and c. G. took in the city. When
Ernest awoke in the morning he found himself
minus his money, valuables ard wife.
GEO. G. BIAMIRE suicided at San Francisco,
on the 10th, because beer Singing maiden
would not marry him.
ALDERMAN JOHN F. KELLY shot and killed
John F. Tool, at Cincinnati. Ohio on the 18th.
ARTHUR H. BLANEY, cashier and head book
keeper OF the Boston Loan aud Trust Com
pany, confessed on the 18th, to having used
b44 700 OF the company's cash to speculate with
and sunk 1t in mincs
RICHARD HUaHts, farmer living near Osh-
koeh, Wis, was arrested on the 18th, for coun-
terfctlng silver dollars.
BERNARD j. MEHAN was murdered at Boston
on the 18th, by cyprian named Lizzie Finne-
gan. She opened the carotid artery under bis
left car with shawl pio.
ADoLPH E1cKH1EK put two balls from re-
volvcr into bis wife's head and then shot
himself, in Chicago, on the 18th. Cause, do
mestic lnfelicity.
ALBERT FUscH used a bar of iron as bat
terirg-ram on tho head of Rudolph Brem, III
an angry controversy in Chicago. on the 18th.
Fusch will now await trial for murder.
AT Frazersburg, O., on the 18th, a wounded
burglar jumped into the creek. detied the
crowd on the banks with revolver and
drowned himself.
LENA BAUM, aged 20, betrayed aud deserted
by her lover, ended her life in the river at
Cleveland, O., on tue 18th.
THoHAs McGu1RE, Q 'longshorenlan, mur-
dered Mrs. Mary Little. at Chicago, on the
18th. Shs had refused to tharty him. Nc
Guire then cut his own throat In an attempt
to .uicide, but is expected to recovtt:
Ar Grcensburg, Ky., on tho 10th, during a
school exhibition, row occurred in which
pistols we're: freely Used. a. man named Nc:
Farland'and negro were killed; and several
others were seriously iDjur ID.
}. LANE BORDEN, president Of the Mansfield
Female College, was shot and killed on the 10th,
by Rev. Ben. JenkiDe, Jr. Borden seduced a
young lady friend of jenkins.
THOMAS J. BRADY, of Star route fame, was
indicted by the grand jury at Washington, on
the 16tb, for accepting brlbe from mail
contractor.
ROBERT LEE, postmaster at ColIinsville, Ala.,
| is under arrest for stealing postage stamps to
the value of about $4,000.
On the 18th inst, at Detroit, Mich, Lieut..
Van Vlet. of the Tenth Infantry, while fishing
in the river opposite the fort brought up a
heavy bag containing the mutilsted remains OF
woman. The feet were severed at the ankle,
/ lAt ACSu oCAApcu 11Ou tL0 XGCts Huu DlUy
otherwise cut up In such an r1nscientife man.
ner that the officials have decided that the
| woman must have been murdered. No clue to
the guilty parties.
The body Of George t.. Carr, the prcsti-
digitateut, was found on the 18th, on the farm,
| Of Albert Cox, on Butler Greek. northern Ar:
| kansas. Indications are that Cox was con:
cerned in his murder.
JOE ANDERSON, Ecoiored) and Mexican were
found on the 18th; hahged to tree hear San
| Antonio, Texas: Anderson was q notorious
thief.
JoRDAN C8RB1N murdered BENZ amin Car.
den and wounded his wife and son in an
| attempt to ravisb Gardens daughter, at Rock
ford, Als., on the 18th. On the 10th Corbin
was captured and lynched:
Two negroes were hanged for murder at
| Corwayborougb; 8. G., ON the 18th:
TIL WARNER, the alleged outrager of Nettie
| Lyons, at Cheboygan, Mich, was taken from
the jail by mob on the 18th, aud hanged.
AT Enterprise, Miss, on the 14tb, mob
took Aaron Harris, colored, from the Jail and
hanged him. Harris was charged with mur-
ing peddler named Mclaughlin.
| JAMES MCDANIEL, an old resident, was shot
on the streets at Tallapoosa, Ga, on the 18th,
| by John Skipper.
HENRY T. CRAM, a travelling salesman for the
Jewell Betting Company, of Hartford, Conn.,,
found dead in his bed at Council Bluff, Ia, on
| the morning of the 14th. Poison.
GEO. MCMILLAN, under sentence of death
for the murder of his wife at Canton, o., con.
fessed bis crime on the 14th. Gave as reason
That his wife and Miss KILN bad murdered 8
man named Murphy, at McSlillan's house, a
short time before bis crime was committed.
McMiIan has been respited, and an investiga-
tion ordered.
OsMuND GER was arrested at Reading, Pa,
on the 14tb, for swindling three building and
! loan associations, of which no Was secretary
| aud treasurer. l1is peculations will reach
$4,000.