Daily globe., 1883-06-30
KILLED A GYPSY.
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WABASH, Ind, June pa farmer
named Poor, living five miles west of
Somerset, this county, yesterday went to
Peru, and while in that place fell in with
Gypsy, who proposed horse trade. AT
ter an exchange of animals was effected
the two began to dispute about some
trivial point and the row ended in Poor
pulling a knife and cutting the wanderer
so that there is not the slightest hopes of
his recovery. Poor was arrested and
jailed. He pleads self defense, and as
serts that the Gypsy was prepared to kill
him.
THE OLD FARMER AND HIS DOMESTIC.
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WAUKEsHA, Wis, June 29.-The people
of this place and the surrounding villages
are scandalized by developments concern
ing we'll do farmer and domestic. 1t
is alleged that there has been employed in
the household of Mr.. Parker Sawyer, of
Summit, comely girl named Amelia Beal.
1t appears that the latter, finding herself,
as is alleged, in an interesting condition,
has brought suit against Mr.. Sawyer on a
charge of being the father. The girl was
at one time employed as a domestic in
this city, but of her character nothing can
be learned. The case will come up for
trial at Pewaukee Monday next.
The defendant Sawyer is one of the best
known farmers in Waukesha county, and
has long enjoyed the confidence of his
neighbors as a man of irreproachable
character, and the developments of to-day
have been a surprise. He is man of
family and well advanced in years; in fact
is an old man. His wife has left for the
east, and report has it that she will apply
for divorce. Mr.. Sawyer declares his
innocence. He has employed a detective
in Milwaukee to secure evidence that
somebody else is responsible for the girls
condition. and tits claimed will make "a
strong case in his behalf.
A MINITsER's DAUGHTER.
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FOREST, o., June 29.-Miss Emma
Anderson, a charming little blonde, daugh-
ter of the Rev. G. S. Anperson of this
place, made it very lively for Henry Rash,
son Of wealthy farmer residing near here
recently, by swearing out warrant for
his arrest on charge of being the father
of her unborn child Rash turned up
missing, and has eluded arrest until to
day, when he was gathered in. The mat
ter was compromised by Rash being made
member of the ministerial family. The
affair has created quite sensation.
A CONSTABLE SHOT by A NEGRO.
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MOUNT STERLING, June 29.-Wm. Kea-
ton, colored. and others were engaged In
difficulty at Bloomington, when Hiram
Walker, a constable, attempted to keep
the peace as an officer. Keaton drew pis-
tol and shot Walker, the ball taking effect
in the breast and lodging against the skin
near the backbone. The wound is sup
posed to be fatal. Keaton fled and has
not been taken.
AN OUTRAGE.
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AMERIoUs, Ga, June 29.-Sunday night
quantity of meat was stolen from Mrs.
Rogers, in Vienna, Dooly county. Among
others arrested on suspicion was Andrew
Lewis, who was confined in the Girard
house. Wednesday night a furious mob
surrounded the Girard house and took pos
session of Lewis. They took him to a
tree and demanded that he should confess
his completely. On declining he was
drawn up easily, 80 as not to break his
neck, but choke him and then let down
amid curses, blows and imprecations.
This was repeated four times, when the
crowd left him thoroughly unconscious.
The affair has created Indignation among
the better class of citizens, and reward
has been offered for the apprehension of
the criminals.
SHOT IN PURE DEvLTRY.
New YORK, June 29.-James Ward, who
was shot by James English last night,
made an ante-mortem statement to-day to
the effect that he went with English into
McGlory's saloon, though he was an entire
stranger to him. While there English be-
gan examining revolver, and said, 81
have never tried this pop; I'll try it on
you,'' and then fired bullet into Wards
abdomen.
A IEsPERADO ESCAPES.
st. LOUIS June 29.-At Blende City, Kas-
per county, Mo-. yesterday, Lane Britton
YVES arrested by n. A, Davis, the constable
Of Cranky, assisted by G. G. Davis of