Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-07-20
,red, ofEansss City returned verdict OF

murder IN the first degree. In April 1881
heshot and killed Police oficer Jones, who
undertook to arrest him fosy ,hieyii,g. A
MOB the same night captured Il ,soloreG
man named Earrington, mistaking hin, fol
! the murderer and lynched him on the street
Grant wa afterward arrested, tried and con.
victed Of murder. The court Granted a new
trial on a.technical error, and the SECOND
trial is now concluded.
Mrs. Emma F. Knight of New. Y OH has
brought suit for an absolute divorce from
Hofatio W. Knight, who was lately treas.
uIer OF the Wiiliston & knight comp
l1of Nos. a andi76i Worth street, who fed 10
Europe last March a desaulter to the exter,
of $4,000 to 100000. His thefts caused
the failure OF the company and ofthe ti-s,,
IN which he was partner. knight is IL
Paris
AT Bert Prairie near arm1, H., !ata,
ARRAY occurred between Douglass Gowdy
| and his sisters husband, Buck Williams.
| the result of an old family feu6. Gswdy
went to Williams residence armed with .
| knife and cut Williams several times The
latter ran but was followed. He then dreN,
his own knife and stabbed Gowdy to the
heart. Gowdy dropped dead.
E.. E. Wilmorth of Massillon, Iowa, an
E-agent for the Cedar Rapids Marriage
Fund association; has been arrested for Of
fesing to sell counterfeit greenbacks-s5 for
SO cents, $35 in bills ofditferent demon ma
tioas for $1.75; $40 in bills of different de-
nominations for $l.7G; s10o in bills OF diff
feTeat denominations tor 1915, and send
ing lis circulars through the mails.
At Mount Sterling, XIV, negro named
Dick 3fggers, who on the Sd attempted to
rape servant of T. @. Anderson, was taken
from jail on the eth and was about to be
hung TO a railroad bridge when Marshal
Pouch, who broke up the celebrated Bar
net band:ts, appeared, and in short speech
persuaded the crowd 10 let the negro be
taken back to Jail. The mob was MASKED,
and numbered over fifty.
Anthony Genyck, French aquawman at
the Santee Eeb, committed suicide the 18th
inst, during The absence of his family, who
returned the next morning and found him
had ST, 900 under his pillow and was worth
$4,000.
Joseph Steinhart, aged nineteen, shot his
sixteen -year-old wife On the 18th inst, while
she and another girl were walking on
Thirty fourth street, New York, with two
men. He then shot himself. They had
been married one year. jealousy was the
cause
Arthur J. Blaney, charged with embezzl,
ing $40 O1O from the Massachusetts Loan &
Trust company, Boston, plead guilty to en-
bezzlement but not guilty to forgery. He
will be sent need on the first charge, and
tried on the second this week.
Halliard, ex-president and chief wrec ker
of the Mechanics and Labnrers' bank, Jersey
City, N. j., has been sentenced to eighteen
months in state prison; when iudgm ent was
affirmed. He surrendered to the sheriff
and was taken to prison.
E. E. Wilmarth, q young man who has
been operating marriage Insurance com
tpsny and ostensible counterfeit money
agency ana other fraudulent enterprises at
Masselion, Ohio, was arrested by the post
Office authorities.
Francis B. Webster Of Cambridge, Mass,
arrested on charge OF swindling the Alta
Gold and Silver Mining company of New
Mexico, out of $50, 600, has been committed
in default Of SIS, 900 bail.
B William L. Allen, publisher of the Even
ing. Telegram and the Chicago World, has
been arrested in Chicago for blacknail. He
is charged with extorting $75 from Winsllip
Co., lottery agents.
The Southern Minnesota Fair associ ati,n
have issued avery neat premium list, in
which they offer 81, 900 in premiutns at the
coming fair in September
Robert Potee, a well-kuown gambler of
Kansas City, having recently lost $4,000
himself in the Missouri.
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