Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-07-04
CRIMINAL.

MONTANA rufians attacked stage near Hell
ena, Montana, on the 9th. and were 80 warm
iy greeted by John Mccormick, post trader st
Missoula, that they beat hasty retreat.
AT Lake Ranch, N. NJ, in a row on the 27th,
Charles Morton and Rufus Ruff we're killed,
and Thomas johnson was badly wounded.
WILLIAM RAY, on the 9th. shot and killed
Thomas Dowdie and George Fox at Pullman,
III. He claims they threatened his life because
he had them arrested for larceny.
DIR. ISAAC HATHAWAY, the Philadelphia, Pa,
abortionist, was convicted of one of his numer.
GUS crimes in that city on the 9th, and sen
fenced to seven years imprisonment.
AT Jefferson, Texas, on the 9th, the negro
Douglass, guilty of committing an outrage on
white woman, Mrs. Rogers, was taken from
the Jail and hanged by mob.
MAGGIE NAa1E, German girl aged Is years,
was placed in the reform school at st. Paul,
Minn., on the 9th. It was stated that ehe
had been depraveG ever since she was 10
years old, and that her father was tho cause of
her ruin.
FIVE bodies were taken from Lake Michigan
at Chicago, ILL.,, on the 26tb. One was that Of
Captain Johu Anderson, of tho schooner
Jenny Lind, wrecked May 21st.
KATE MURRAY, young girl, was outraged
by negro at Louisiana, No., on the 25th. "A
negro named Joe Brown was arrested, but tho
girl can not identify him.
Ar Richmond, Va, on the 26th, Col. D.
Farinholt, armed with club. went to the vii
lage blacksmith shop, to settle quarrel with
the blacksmith. The latter used sledge
hammer. The colonel had bis skull crushed.
On the evening OF the 25th, six prisoners at
Vandalia, Ill.,, overpowered the sheriff and cs-
capped.
4 DAUGHTER of Patrick Judge, 4 farmer
near Lancaster, Wis.,, recently gave birth to a
colored child. The girl refused to give the
name of its father, until the 2Gth, when sho
confessed that Samuel Gattin, a colored la
borer in the employ of Judge, was the father
of the child. An attempt was made by Deputy
Sheriff Richards to arrest Gattin, but Gattln
was shot before he could do so. As Mr.. Judge,
his brother and several others were present, it
is not known who did tho shooting.
RICHARD INGoLD, desperado, while resist
ina arrest at Charleston. Mo-, on the 26tb, was
mortaIly wounded by Constable Gordon.
The body of Michael O'Laughlin was found
| in the road on the Gath, near O'Neiil City, Ne
| braska, with bullet hole in the heart. On
May 30th he had quarrel with neighbor
in which he killed Ed. Gallagher. It is
supposed Gallagher's friends avenged his
death.
JOSIE TREHEY returnel to Waukosha from q
| short visit to Milwaukee, recently, was taken
sick and died under suspicious circumstances.
| It was learned on the 26th that the girl had an
operation performed on her to procure an abor-
ton while IN Milwaukee, prominent physi-
| clan being the operator. The Milwaukee police
say they have no knowledge Of the matter.
| GEORGE DUDLEY and Charles Jones, colored
deck-hands on the steamer Thomas Sherlock,
quarreled over cotton-hook, on the 21st,
near Cairo, I'll. Jones was fatally cut and
! Dudley jumped overheard and drowned.
| PATRICK O'BR1EN, Daniel Ryan and Law
renee Dignan. are held to answer charge Of
attempt to outrage Mrs. Mary Mills, in Chi
cago, on the 25d. :.-%-
JOHN MCCARTHY, a barber at Tarrytown,
New York, was shot at twice in his shop BY q
masked woman on the Gath. -.
EDWARD TAYLOR, agent at Delphi for com
pany Of Lafayette capitalists, left on a visit d
short time since. As he did not appear on
time an investigation was had and the dis.
covery made that the company have $26, ,25l
debts to pay, while the shrewd Edward got
away with the cash. -
TIE body Of Thomas Riley, Of Milwaukee,
Wis.,, was found in the lake on the 23d, nm.
der circumstances indicating suicide.
"A BooTB1AcK named Henry Kohns, attacked
another bootblack named Asa Everett in Chi.
cago, on the 23d, and received an ugly knife
wound just above the hip, which may cause hif
death. 1T = s.S-s ss2 i ~
ROBERT FRYER suicided 1t Chicago on the
23d. His wife had made application for d.
vorcc on grounds Of cruel treatment, neglect,
etc. - 353=Zxs;E =, .