Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-05-10
CRIMES AND CRIMINALS,

AT Utica, N. Y, on the Sd inst, Mrs. Buri-
sou committed suicide by the kerosene line.
'IIrGss..sss<H PHEBY, ex-superintendent of the
Ffrdigo Cons6iida Mining and Milling Com.
pang, OF New iQIs, -MeSS-arrested in that city on
the Sd inst, charged with appropriating funds
oil the company to the amount of $50, ,46s.46
W. Is. GREEN, station agent on the Utah
Northern Railroad at Eagle Rock, Ia. was shot
and instantly killed on the Sd inst by dis
charged employe of the road named Whitby.
An indictment for murder las been found
against Congressman Thompson, at Harrods-
burg, ky., for the murder OF Walter II. Davis,
on the 9th of April.
JOIN KENNY. the g King of the Rusters,n -
who has been the terror Of New Mexico and
Texas, was jailed at Fort Leavenworth on the
"a inst, nnder life sentence for cattle steal
ing.
FREEMAN, the religious crank who killed his
little child by order of the Lord. at Barnstable.
Mass, has been pronounced sane, and was
placed On tiial for murder at that place on the
I'd inst.
JOSEPH w. ToPLITz, book-keeper in the
employ of Solomon Rothkopf, Broadway, New
York, was arrested on the 1st inst, charged
by his employer with having appropriated
funds to the amount of $4,000.
GOODS to the value Of 500 were stolen from
the clothing store of C. o. Kindly, on West
Indiana Street, Chicago, early on the morning
of the LIST inst.
Two colored men and white man we're ar
rested at Highandtown, suburb of Baltimore
e Nd, on the 1st inst, for daylight grave-rob-
bling. Evidence of their guilt was found in
their possession.
ANN MCKINLEY, who has just finished term
In the jail for passing counterfeit money, was
arTnsfp6 ha fnr t1Nor
offense.
BURGLARS entered Philharmonic Concert
Hall, New York, on the night of the sOth,
broke open the safe, and got $3.50. After
long chase, James Osten, one of the perpetra-
tors, was caught and jailed.
Mrs. ELIZABETH QUINGUIENET, who in Feb
ruary last killed Desire Hanvett, in New York,
was acquitted in court on the 30th.
w. +. HENDRICKS, painter WAS arrested on
the 30th, in Chicago, for murderous assault
on l.. II. Nash n member Of Pinkerton's pro-
tective watch.
The dead body of Jacob Zunsteg, an. inmate
of the National Soldiers Home, was found in
the manger of stable near Milwaukee, on the
29th. Foul play is suspected, as there was evi-
pence to show that be had been robbed.
J. B. HuBBELL and Dan Robertson, members
of the board of commissioners of Custer Coun-
", Montaua, together Win tnc county clerk
who were ousted by the legislature for alleged
frauds, have been indicted for refusing to give
up books belonging TO the county.
In 4 religious riot between Greeks and Arabs
at Port Said, Egypt. on the 29tb, several per-
Sons were killed and large number wounded.
The Carlton residence, at Watertown. Mass,
the scene Of the recent murder OF Mrs. Eta G.
Carlton. was burned by an incendary on the
night Of the goth.
On the morning of the 9th, wm. McDuG,
financial broker in New York, shot his wife,
his 6-year-old son, and himself No motive is
assigned for the deed.
j. D. DEAN and James NJ. Hale, two old
men, we're arrested on the 9th in Chicago,
for carrying counterfeit silver dollars. Their
room was searched by the police and fine set
of tools captured.
WALTER DAVIS, of Harrodsburg, Kentucky
was shot and instantly killed on railroad
train near that place on the 9th, by Philip b.
Thompson, member of congress from the
Eighth Kentucky District. Davis seduced the
wife Of the latter.
The body of Patrick Walsh was found float
ing in the river of Jersey City on the morn
ing of the 26th.