The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-04-19
CRIMINAL

REV. j. A. REYNOLDS of Rock Island. Ill.
was assaulted and robbed at Monmouth. on the
18th, by foot-pads. He Will lose the sight OF
one eye.
Gov. RUsK has pardoned Lewis Iyerson, OF
Stoughton, Wis, who was sentenced to Wan
pun for three years, last Nav, for assault with
intent to commit great bodily harm.
JUAN b. PATRON, ex-member and speaker OF
the territorial legislature, was murdered at Pu
erto de Luna, n. NJ, on the 18th, by Texas
cowboy named Mitch Nancy.
CHARLES B. FISLAYsoN, aged II, who wa.
found guilty of numbering his grandmother
hanged himself on the 18th. in tie ial al
Portland, Ore.
BAND of gypsies of Metropolis, ILL.,, were
robbed of $4,000 IN gold by negro horse.
trader, on the 18th inst
ALoNzA BIRD, living near Morganton. n. c.,
quarreled with bis wife on the 11th and she
IN her angry talk revealed the fact that Bird
bad murdered sutor of hers. named Cant
haphae' Livingston, seventeen years ago.
Brd Is now under arrest
WOMAN named Ursury at Stewardson. I'll.
quarreled with her husband, on the 18th, and
In her anger saturated her clothing with kero-
ana lSnited II, dying 10 great agony.
HENRY CARR, a Howard County, Ark, rioter
was convicted of murder second time. on tbf
10Th, and Will be hanged on the 25th of June
7. II. BUCKLEY, of Whitewater. was mur.
dered by unknown persons at LeadvilIe, Col.
on the llth. His body was found in an allev,
AN old lady named Bush was foully mur-
dered by some unknown persons at Federals.
burg Md, on the 11th inst
JOSEPH AGATE, a New York millionaire,
sulclded on the 18th.
FOURTEEN criminals escaped from the Des
Molnes, Ia, jail, on the 11th
A DOUBLE murder was committed near Rari-
dan, H., on the night of the 9,h An aged
couple named Fleetwood were found in their
beds, with their throats cut.
THOMAS VEDDER's body was found on Luna
Island. Niagara Falls, on the 10th. with bullet
hole through the head. Clothes belonging to
his brother in-law, n r. Piersop. were slso
lound on the Ice on the shore of the island and
the supposltion is that he jumped into the
rapids. Thought to have been case of mur
der and suicide.
b. L. .. HUBBARD cashier of a Monmouth.
H., bank, departed for parts unknown On the
10th. A warrant for his arrest charges him
with approprlatlng S114,300 of the banks
funds.
dEoRdIE BOWERS, pretty young woman of
Mt. Pleasant, n. j., suicided by cutting her
throat on the 10th. Cause unknown.
MARGARET STUEssY, found guilty of the mur
der of her husband at Monroe, Wis, was SEN
fenced. on the 10th, to life Imprisonment at
Waupun.
THERESA GoMBEgT, of Amigo, Wis, aged 10,
committed suicide at Greenviile. by taking Paris
green. She had been betrayed.
BENZ. HEUR died at Cincinnati. on the 9Th.
from the effects of knife wounds received in a
quarrel with Peter Hughes. week previous.
BURGLARS stole $1,000 from the Adams Ex-
press Office at Allegheny City, Pa, on the 9th
inst.
JAMES MCHENRY, the English railway mag
nate, against whom the Erie railroad held a
Judgment for $4,000. 900 was arrested at New
York. on the 9tb as be was about to sail on the
Servla, and compelled to give up 81. .8OO 600
after which he was released.
HUGH KENNEDY committed suicide at Water
town, Wis, on the 9th inst while under the
influence of liquor.
j. t. PIERCE, city marshal of Mitchell Oak.
was murdered on the 9th, while attempting TO
arrest Hank Lewis, saloon-keeper.
IN fight near Junction CITY, Has, on the
Stb, growing out of feud, Timothy O'Con-
nor WAS killed, and man named Breen fatally
wounded.
JOHN DILMAN. murderer, was hanged at
Easton, Pa. on the Sth.
FRANK JAMES was arraigned at Huntsville
Ala, on the Ssh for the Mussel Shoals robbery
He pleaded not guilty. The case was set for
April 16.
j. j. BRITToN, a notorious rough. drew a re-
volver on police officer on the 8th at Por,
Huron. He fred twice without effect. when tn.
officer returned the fire, killing Britton instant
ly.
NEAR Ramsey, ILL.,, on the sth. boy named
Moreland, aged years, quarreled with com.
panlon named Williams, aged 10 wears and
fatslly stabbed him.
ROBERT JOHNSON, Louisville horse-trainer
was fatally injured by blow from stone
thrown bv negro named Jetty, with whom he
had a difficulty on the 8tb.
JOHN HOGAN, a hermit, was found dead or
the 18th inst. in his hut at Gainesville. Ga
In pouch strapped to his leg was found 81
900 and large sums were subsequently, found
concealed elsewhere.
TIE mutilsted remains Of Mrs. DR.. T.. NJ
Beach, of Altoona, Pa, were found in he,
room on the morning of the 7th. Circum
stances go to prove that she was butchered b,
her husband.