Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-03
TELEGRAPHIC.
A Young Husband Shoots
His Young Wife.
HOW The DEAD BODIES WERE DIS
POSED OF At TEwKsBuRY.
The Ravisher Of Miss Kate Dwyer
Hung by = Hob.
ELAN IN A VERY CRITICAL
CONDITION.
isrxcrAI TO THE srurrszL.l

New YoRK. July 2.-Agnes L. Wynne Of
Brooklyn was fatally shot yesterday by her
husband, James II. Wynne. Mrs. Wynne
IL 10 years Of age and her husband one
year younger. They were married Is
months ago snd have q child 3 months
old. He had been drinking heavily and .
quarrel took place. He threatened to
shoot her and she answered: II dare you
to do it," At the time Mrs. Wynne was
lying on the bed with her baby beside her.
Tho boy husband drew . revolver and
fired, the bullet entering his wife's breast.
He went for . physician. subsequently
she was taken TO the hospital. The wound
IL pronounced fatal. Wynne was arr ested.
Two Of the plsymatss Of Mrs. Wynne wit
messed the shooting.
A Ravlsher Lynched.
BOWLING GREEN. No.. July 2.--Bill
Mcdowell, the negro who brutally raw
ished Miss Kate Dryer, the adopted
daughter Of Charles Murray, near Louisi-
ana, No.. last Monday. was forcibly taken
from the Jail Of Bowling Green yesterday
morning by . mob Of rs TO 100 masked
men and hanged to . tree. Subsequently
the body was taken 10 Louisiana, where il
was again hung up and photographed. and
then taken down and its head cut of.
Mcdowell confessed the crime, and one or
two acts Of the same character in different
places, and said he had served . term in
the penitentiary.
Ordered Her Husband Shot.
AUBURN, N. Y. July 2.--Abram Copper
nall. . farmer Of the town Of Victory, was
shot three times yesterday by Lew French,
. young farm laborer. Suspected in-
timacy with CoppernalIs wife was the
cause Of the trouble. The wife was pres
ent ct the shooting, and ordered French
to IRE. Both are under arrest. The vic-
tim will die, all three shots taking effect in
the body.
washlsgton Intelligence.
WASHINGTON. July 2.-The decrease Of
the public debt during June was 81, 800, $40.
The bids for the contract for the con-
struction Of the new naval cruisers wore
opened at the Navy Department to-day.
John Roach was the lowest bidder for all
four vessels. The contracts will be award
cd Tuesday. There were only four bids
for each vessel.
The TewkshuFy ExaminatiOm.
BosroN, July Ain the T~ewksbury ex-
animation to-day . letter to the State
Board Of Health was read. stating that the
disposal Of the dead bodies was placed in
the hands Of Theo. ]. Marsh Jr. From
October 10, 1873, to October l, 1882, there
were delivered to the Medical College 594
adults and SO children's bodies. The
whole amount paid by the colleges for the
service connected with this was So. 827, Of
which IS. ga went to Manning's for trans-
portation, $514 to T. ]. Hall for assistance,
and 81. 1893 TO Theo. J. Marsh for personal
overnight.
ElMln's Condition.
RICHMOND, Va. July Authorization
this morning from Lieut.-Gov. Lewis
residence in Rockingham County. whore
Mr.. Elan was taken after being wounded,
IS that the wound is much more aggravated
han first reported, and that Elam's condi- .
ior IL critical. The ball struck near the
hip and passed inward and downward