Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-04-24

b Daniel Camplsll, aged about 10 years,
climbed into Eee near Aiillfeld, O., on the
18th, and leaped nom height of sixty feet.
4. At Tucson, Ari., on the 16tb, las. Casey was
hanged for the murder Of Jailor Hoibrook laet
April He refused to giye his right name OF
history.
J. Il. 3. Danforth killed William Lands5urg,
one OF his employers. at Macon, Ga, on the
wages.
A band Of men took Henry Kilburn and Ben
Strong, n1urderers, from the jail at jackson,
KY. on the 18th, and hanged him.
Tvs not investigation began at Cincinnati
on the l4th. The coroner and special grand
| jury are the workers.
In quarrel on farm near Carrollton, Mo-,
on the 14th, Jessie Glover shot and killed his
uncle, Humphrey Bunch.
! Minor Mention.
Rev. F. d. Hemenway, professor in the Gar
rett institute, at Evanston, ILL.,, died on the
| 10th inst.
While serenading newly-married couple
near Erie, Pa, on the night Of the 18th inst, o
cannon used in the ceremonies exploded,
seriously inturing several of the players.
freight train was derailed near Omaha on
the 18th inst, by mule which had become
| stuck in bridge. The engineer was killed and
the fireman badly injured.
While John Canahan, an old resident Of
Rock Island, ILL.,, was walking along the street
car track ut that place, on the night Of the 10TH
he was struck by passing car and instantly
killed.
Two men were killed and their bodies hor-
ribly mangled by train on the Long Island
road, near Williamsburg, N. Y, on the even
ing of the 18th.
Three colored girls were drowned near Cairo,
boat. - = '-' f'''-' y .
Mark Phelps, and two boys named John
Murphy and Olaf Magnussen, were drowned on
the 18th, by the capsizing OF q skiff at Quincy,
Bothrick,s grists mill. near Flint, Mich. was
wrecked by the explosion of the boiler on the
18th. John Miller, the engineer, was fatally
hurt.
The Senate committee on library has report
cd adversely on the newspaper copyright bill.
James Rowe and Elnathan Woodard were
drowned in the James River, near Port Emma,
Oak., on the 18th, by the capszing Of q skiff.
| driving wheel broke and threw an engine
and mail car from the track at Newport, KY,
on the 18th. Daniel Huffnagle, fireman, was
fatally injured.
were wrecked near Newark, O., on the 18th.
VIM: Mccarthy, young man who was stealing
q ride, was killed.
Thomas G.. Appleton, the noted critic and
connoisseur. died at Boston on the 18th.
Thomas Connolly, Of Pewaukee, was stran-
House, Waukesha, on the 18th.
Five men were badly burned by an explosion
OF gas in tho Pennsylvania colliery at Green
Ridge, Pa, on the night Of the 10th. Three OF
them will die.
Leonhart Ames, mate of the steambargo G..
T. Heath, of Saugatuck, was swept overheard
and drowned while the barge was entering
Grand Haven harbor, on the morning of the
10th.
The molders' lockout at Troy, N. Y, ended
on the 10th, by the acceptance Of reduction
OF ~ per cont. by the men.
A dredge company, backed by the govern
ment, has commenced the task OF making nav
igable lbO miles of the st. Francis River, Ar
| kansas. 'F-t@ FB@eFi YetFr
An s.year-old boy named Thomas Monks, at
tempted to steal q railroad ride at Chicago, OH
the 10Th inst, and was run over and killed.
DR.. Pogge, the German explorer, died on the
14th. =
Tho Ohio Legislature has adjourned till next
January.
A railroad switchman named Albert Alden.
was decapitated by the cars at Chicago, on the
| 14th.
James Maher, aged 35 years, and his daugh-
ter Maggie, aged 5, were struck by train at
killed. - ''- -|'' ''''>' ''-' '1'''
Two brothers, named Spencer, we're killed by
boiler explosion at Ford Station, Ia., on the
Wabash Railroad, on the 14th.
Two men were killed and number wounded
by an explosion OF fire-damp in Woods colliery,
near Elizabeth, Pa, on the 14tE.