The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-03-15
CRIMINAL

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| WILLIAM RILEY, aged 16, and Mary Riley
| aged IL, have been indicted at Worthington
Mlnn., for the muld der of their own father,
FOND DU LAC, Wis, landlord named
Scharouno turned woman who gave birth to
child III his hotel out into the storm and whe1
| found by the police the woman, who gave her
| name as Mrs. Kitty Ames and her home as
Neenah was nearly dead from exposure and the
child corpse in her arms.
Two WhitewaterWis., terrors of the town,
| named James OBrien and Ed Crockett, are
under arrest foE an assault upon q Unknown
business man of the town.
IHE negro coachnan of George Sloane New
York City merchant. robbed his masters house
on the 9Th, and nearly murdered Miss Harvey.
Mrs. Sloane's sister, because she woulo not tell
MIN the whereabouts of certain valuables.
ALEX kFIEs WAS sentenced to state prison
for life at Lafayette, Ind, on the Sth, for the
mdrder of his mother-n-law
JOHN L. NASDoREN, city marshal OF Whining
ton. o., was fatally shot on the 9Th, by drunk
en- man he was arresting.
DURING the absence of paymaster c. s. Bart
lett, at lunch hour, on the 9th. thief entered
the oflces OF the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
fsallroad, at Chicago. and took S27 coo from the
Vanlt. Paymaster Bartlett was DISCHARGED for
carelessness and the case placed in the hands
of detectives
OS the 7th the desperate known as Frank
hande, but whose real name was Chas. C.
Scott, committed suicide by hanging in the
SOLITARY cell In Joliet prison, where be had been
placed Tor murderously assauting prison
ofhcial. During his life Rande killed no Less
than eighteen persons.
HASdAsGs on the 7th: David McClain, at
10 far
HARRISON Williams, murderer at Corscana. Te,
Moan jackson. colored, at Lake Providence.
La, Tor the murder of his Is year. old wife.
Lone ISLAND was the scene of another brutal
assault on the 7th. MIR. and Mrs Terry. an old
COUP lie living near East Hampton were beaten
ana bruised by hard character named Fred
DAVIS and are not expected to survive.
GEORGE L. DALE, Minneapolis dry goods
merchant, was relieved OF notes to the yaIue of
Sbf,5OO on the New York Elevated Railroad on
the 9th.
AT Brldesburg, suburb of PHILADELPHIA.
Pa, on the 5th, Amelia Mag committed sui-
eide by cutting her throat. The young girl
was only % years of age and had been a victim
10 nelancholla since the prediction OF fortune
teller month ago that she would bring sor
row to all who loved her.
RUFUS F. ANDREWS, surveyor Of the port of
New York under President Lincoln. ia under
arrest In that city on charge Of conspiracy
and forgery in connection with the Brooklyn
bogus divorces
L. A. PACKARD. a stenographer formerly of
Milwaukee, Wis, committed suicide at Ash
lano, WIS, on the afternoon of the 5tb bv
shootinS himself through the head.
VIM. L. BRoCKwAY, aged 65 years, was SEN
fenced to five years I'M prisonmeut for forgery.
at New York Cd the 5th.
1HE friends Of jailed marander at Allapaha
ia., rode into town, fifty strong. on the 5tb
md attacked the jail. The state militia WAS
.ent from Albany before the rioters could be
dispersed.
WHISKY wreck named Mcmillan murdered
boy named Thompson, at Huron, O.. on the |
1lght OF the night of the 4th, and then poisoned
himself.
JOHN ". HAWKINS, United States lumber in |
pector at Buffalo and private secretarv ~ |
Nelson Holland, a lumber merchant has ero-
oezzled the latters funds to the extent of $40. |
100. u -f0'
LON WEAVER, colored, stole property valued |
$500 from Thos. Armstrong; house near
fevay, Ind, on the Sd and in less than eight
hours was on his way to the penitentiary TO
erve hve-year sentence.
JOHN McGINNIs was executed at PhilsdeIphia
N the morning Of the 4th for numbering his
A. j. McDEvITT, of Corning, O., who OBJ
ected to wheel of fortune at a Catholic fair
nd had the priest Of the parish arrested was
7alted upon, on the night of the Sd INST, by
arty OF angry parishioners, who took hun to a
lece OF woods, stripped him of his clothing
nd sent him forth naked to seek another
lace of residence
VIM. MEYERS Was shot dead by his brotber-in-
aw, at Bouilla, Dakota, Oh the 4tb.
JOSEPH r. RAYcRoFT, a Chicago printer and
reasurer of Grace Reformed EPISCOPAL church
J short In his church account about 81 600
In street fight in Washington on the morn.
ng OF the 4th growing out ofa difficulty be-
ween white and colored men, Frank Langston.
son OF Prof. John NJ. Langston, United
,ates minister to Hayti, shot and killed James
spencer, colored- |
DESIRE BoUDoIR, a young French Canadian
eturned to Dover, n. H.. on the 4th and gave
nmself up for murder for which his father
lad been convicted.
LEO NARD WEINDEL, a st. Louis manufac.ur |
r. while Ill a state of intoxcatiop ouarroloa
Nth bls wife on the Sd, and shot her ,na;ctine,
nortsl injurieg.
PRESTIss 1ILLER- money clerk for the Do |
ifc Express Company at st. Louis. has disan.
cared with about $4,000 worth OF monav
ackages.
MOSES NJ. ELLIcK, dry goods merchant Of
Va, was fatally shot by bis CO, on
he morning OF the 80. Domestic trouble was
be cause of the tragedy.
A CHICAGO carpenter named Peter Scbmitz
hoked his wife to death on the ID.
JOHN BARNES, Townville, S. c., negro. bru-
ally tortured and murdered his 7-vear-oId
ephew on the 3d.