The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-06-16
CIR I'VE WENAL.

IHREE Chicago hoodlums were arrested on
the 9th for brutally aSsaulhng and outraging
young woman named Mary Mcdonald. She
Is In hospital and is seriously iniur d.
The jury disagreed in the Allen murder trial,
at Waukesha, on the 9th and were discharged.
He Will be tried again in December next
A POOR cripple at Meadyille, Mo, suicided on
the 9th.
JACOB WICKER, once prosperous cooper, of
Cleveland. o., suicided on the 9th. Ill health
and loss Of fortune the causes.
A WARRANT was issued at Boston, on the
9th, for the arrest of John L. Sullivan. the
pusilist, on the charge of ''slugging his
wife.
WM. c. MOORE embezzled S15O,OO0 of the
funds of the Victor Banb, at Victor n Y, and
fled last December. On the Sth he was ar
rested on a farm near Atlantic, Iowa, ard re-
turned to the scene of bis peculations for trial.
MARIA Desert, a German domestic, COM
mitted suicide at New York City, on the 8th.
CARL WILLIAMS, (colored,) disappeared from
Monticello, Ark, some three years ago. 1t is
now learned that he was murdered by negro
named johnson, IN the presence of Mrs.
Williams, with whom he has since lived On
the Sth they were jailed.
CONDUCTOR E. L. NELSON, on an east Ten
nessee passenger train, was attacked and cut
in the throat by passenger named Lawrence.
on the 8th. He drew his revolver and skir-
mlsh ensued, II shots being fired and no one
hurt. Lawrence was arrested.
The Barber brothers were forcibly taken
from the jail at Waverly, Ia, on the Sth, by a
mob of citizens and hanged to tree.
GEORGE FREDERICKs, proprietor of the The
alter Comique, Kansas City, was shot and killed
on the Sth by John Bell, a reporter.
ELBERT NJ. STEPHENSON was hanged at L iw-
renceulle, Ga, on the 8th, for the murder of
his aunt. His request that brass band should
play Golden Slippers at the gallows was not
complied with.
In a shooting affray on the 9Th, at Fulton.
Ky., between officers and thugs, Bill Oagles. a
desperado. and negro, were killed.
FREDERICK GLAsoN was arrested in a saloon.
on the sth, at Cleveland, o., for the murder of
r. j. Thaler last July.
JOHN BETTNER, aged Is. is on trial at River
side o., for burning cooperage in which he
was employed, because he was refused a holi-
day.
SEVENTY THREE indictments have been found
against a gang of gamblers and others for
| alleged attempts to burn the town OF Silver
| ton, Col, on the 7th inst, for the purpose of
creating panic during which the gang were
| to rob the First National Bank. The cltv vigi-
| lants have given notice that anyone caught IN
acts Of incendiarism will be hanged.
CHARLES W. SEYMOUR and Mrs. Selrid L.
| Webster were indicted on the 5th at Clevelsnd
| o.. for procuring an abortion. causing the
| death of Julia Seymour.
| On the 9th, at Baltimore. a drunken brute
poured scading water over his babe, fatally
| scalding IL.
Ben BRooKENs killed a negro for seducing
his daughter, and on the 9Th, coroner's iury
| called II iustltiable homicide.
| AT Charlotte, \. c., T. L. Shields killed J. G
| Stilton because he refused 10 marry Miss
| Shields, whom he had ruined
| FRANK STEVENS. telegraph operator, al
| Waverly Ia, was murdered on the 9th By hi
| mistress.
BANK jsnitor at Detroit, i sleeping in :
cell for the larceny Of 51,50A left in a drawer
THE Barber boys, desperadoes, were captured
on the 5th. near Tripoli, Ia. after dsspertte
/ fight, IN which four of the officers were wound
| ed, two mOrtailv-