The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-09-15

now generally stated that no rape was ON
mitted, which strenethens the suspicion 10
ward Norman Amber, Rose Clark's tormel
husband. Amber was seen at Bridgeport
by several persons. Rose was also seen IL
c1mpBnv with q man on the End inst, after
leaving William Lewis house. Who the
man was is not positively known, but 1t is
suspected he was Amber. Amber was ar
rested recently and proved an alibi. he
was at his home in New Milford on the
| 1st and 2nd insts. Detectives say ne was
not the man seen with his divorced wife on
the End list.
"A few nights ago, @ mob of sixteen
masked I3en torCibly entered the Yell COun-
ty, Arkansas, Jail at DanVille, seized John
Coker and Dan Flood, took them to an
iron bridge across the Petit Jun river, and
hanged them from the center span cross
beam. Cocker U as accused of leading into
ambuscade the sheritt's party IN search OF
the Daneville outlaws, several weeks ago,
in which two men were killed, Flood was
accused Of h~arbOring the outlaws. Cocker
begged to be shot, but was told that he
must hang.
Martin Roller, thirty-or" years of age,
was shot and killed by Constable Johnston
at the Chicago suburb Of Highland park on
the 9TH inst. The constable fed after the
shooting, and an attempt was made by the
dead mans friends to burn JOhnstoM's
house, claiming that the killing was unpro-
vOked. Johnston put in an appearance re-
Gently suffering from a knife wound, which
ne claimed to have received in attCm ptlng
to arrest Roller and some bOisterous com
paniOns,
Julius Kruger, a wealthy farmer resid-
ing about three miles from juneau, Wis,
on the Beaver Dam road, was on the 8th
inst, assaulted by his hired man, William
Bardell, who struck him with a milk stool
on the forehead, intliCtimg serious wounds,
from which he remained unconscious for
several hours. Bardell fled, but was cap
tured during the day near Lowell. The
accused claims thatsthe attack was made in
8elEdefense, Kruger having struck him
with his hand and spat in his face.
At Denver, Colorado, on the 10th inst,
Edward D. CowaR, city editor of the Lead
Vile Herald, was b~rutally assaulted by
Alderman Jay of that city. The parties
were discussing politics, when Jay took ex-
ception to a remark OF CoWan's, knocked
him down aud with a drawn revolver kept
the crowd at bay, jumped on the face of
Cowan with FeaVy boots, kicked and
stamped him until almost unrecognizable.
Jay escaped to the mountains.
G. E. Kennedy, teller in the Commercial
National bank at Youngstown, Ohio, dissp
peared recently. His books were examined
and show him a defaulter. The bank is no
way affected by the loss, which the friends
of the young man will make good and save
him from prosecution. Officers of the bank
state that the amount taken is $14, 900.
Rev. Thomas H. Oakley, general delivery
clerk in the Cleveland p~ostofice, was ar
rested recently charged with stealing from
prepaid parcel, the stamps, selling them
and pocketiEe the proceeds. He waived
examination before the United States cocl-
missioner and was bound over for trial in
$500.
A diabolieal attempt IA made recently
to wreck a passenger train on the North
western road in the vicinity of Lakeshore
Junction, a few miles north of Milwaukee,
by the placing o. a large number of wooden
piles across the track. Happily the air
brakes were applied in time to avoid serions
results.
The train robber who robbed eight pas
sengers In a cahoose on q freight train on
the Utah Northern near Richmond. Utah,
was captured near that place by sheriff and
posse, who surrounded him and compelled
him to surrender.
Henry Hill, of Barron, Barron county,
Wisconsin, shot and killed August Deuts, a
German, on the 9Th inst. 1t is supposed
they quarrelled about rent due Duets.
j. j. L. Marchesseau, booEkeeper for
Marchesseau & V~aleton, Bozeman, cor
mitted suicide by shooting himself through
the head; no cause known.
Hapley Foust, twenty-five, with a com
plete kit o. burglar tools and a large amount
of stolen goods, has been jailed at Milwau-
dee.
The mantle of mystery shrouds the iden.
ity of tie man recently murdered in Mime
apolis, Minn., more closely than ever.
A discovery of authracite coal is said to
have been made at the Canadian Rockies,