The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-07-07
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1N Graves County, KY, on the 3Dtu,
father and son named Tucker, quarroled as to
which sbould ride a reaper, when the father
broke the skull of the son with club.
WILLIAM THURLow, an EngIishmau living
about FIVE miles from Baraboo, Wis, was
found dead on The lst, near his house. He
had visited neighbor the previous evening,
and It Is supposed, was murdered when near
home. HIS house was ransacked and robbed.
No clue to the perpetrators.
SAMUEL GREEN was fatally stabbed by
Charles Niles, at Sturgis, Mich, on the lst
AGNES l.. WYSNE, aged 10, was killed by her
husband James II. Wynne, age IS, at Brooklyn,
n. Y, on the 1st.
BIERNE aud Eam, two Richmond, Va, cdi-
tors wipe out their grudge ON the ''field of
honor" on the 31tb. They met near Newhall,
Va. The second shot hit Elan i'll the thigh.
AT Osceoa. Ia, on the 3)th, Prof. L. ?.
Ware patent medicine man, was hit by
base ball bat and killed by young man named
Townsend, who claims he had insulted his step
mother.
MAYOR ELLIS PHIPPs, of Philadelphia aims
house notoriety, was on the 30th sentenced in
that city to five years Imprisonment for for
gerry.
at Blende City, Mo-, on the 29th, Lane Brit
ton, while being arrested by two officers on a
charge Of murder, opened fire ON his captors,
killing them. He escaped.
AT Parsons, Kas., on the 29th man named
Wildreth struck DR.. Sterling, smashing his
nose. The doctor drew knife and fatally
l slashed Wildreth in the breast.
| On the path, at Danvilie. Va, as the result
| of quarrel about chickens, George T. Grant
| murdered J. W. Manning In cowardly man
ner. He crept up on him while working in
l field and fired five shots into him.
CHARLES PESRosE was on the 29th sentenced
| at Chicago to fourteen years imprisonment.
| for a criminal assault upon the daughter of a
| farmer named Fisher.
| On the 29h, at New Haven, Conn, Albert
| A. Baldwin, a prominent citizen and leading
| church member, was severely punished by Ed
| mard Tuttle, another prominent citizen. Bald
win is a widower, and rich, and for some time
| has been holding relations with Tuttlc's wife
4 which were not considered proper.
AT keithsburg, H., on the 9th Hiram
| Blair shot his wife, and then committed sui
| eide. Mrs. Blair is recovering. Cause, jeaI-
1 ousy.
ONLY five criminals were legally worked
| of on the 29th. George Lake, colored, was
| hanged at Wilmington, Del, for criminal
| assault on Mrs. Stewart Simmons. in Arril and
| Toney James, of the same hue, took the grand
| drop at Darien, Ga, for murder committed,
last August Martin Joseph. William II.
| Finch and an Indian named Tuasto, were
hanged at It. Smith, Ark. Joseph was con-
| victed of murder aud rape; and Finch and
the Indian for murder.
| BAND OF outlaws on the 9th notified Off
Gals of the counties of Gorlsud, Yell and
| Montgomery Arkansas, to leave the state OF
| be killed. The officers are now hunting the
| outlaws.
IN difficulty concerning line fence at Col
linsville, Alabama, ON the 2Stb, between A. B.
| and Thomas Hall, father and son. and Thomas
| and William Mullen. brothers, the Halls and
| Thomas Mullen were killed, and William MuI
len seriously wounded
EMIL Brie, a Frenchman, Wesley Lyon.
lawyer, and Briggs, a broker, we're arrested II
| New York on the 2Sth, c6arged with collusior
, in the sale Of forged and worthless securities
ABRAHAM f. BALDWIN was arrested in New
York City on the 2sth ch arged with counter
feiting. Plaster moulds for the manufacture q
10, % and 81 cent American CONS and 10-cen
: Canadian coins were found in his trunk.
JOHN ROGERS aud John Kelly were arraignet
in the Tombs police court on the 2sth for rob
bing a school teacher at Stanhope n. J
While waiting inside the railing, Rogers spran.
through the only window not protected by bar
and landed safely IN the grass plot below.
distance of % feet. He then jumped the ircl
railing and nade good his escape.
AT Lake Ranch. N NJ. IN a row on the 27.h
Charles Morton and Rufus Ruff were killed
and Thomas johnson was badly wounded.
, MONTANA rufians attacked stage near He
ena, Montana, on the 9th. and we're so warm
ly greeted by John Mccormick, post trader q
Missoula, that they beat hasty retreat.
KATE MURRAY, a young girl. was outrage'
by q negro at Louisiana No., on the 25th. !,