The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-03-20

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Mrs. Inrlone, chassed With nurdesina q
grandehiid at Winnipeg, was SECUTED
Ignatius Harper shot and killed. Charles HSw.
ard, OF Columbus, Ohio, IN IN altercaaion shout
the formers intinas with NE lAttsr's wife
The rooms q Annie 8 Snow. @ % Wsvsrly
house, family hotel In Boston, Msgee entered
the lSsh, and property asgrsgaag44 500 in
The Massachusetts prison commissioners
propose putting the DID, hardened criminals
by themselves, and making an effort to reform
| the younger ones.
Young Cash, the South Carolina murderer, is
still at large, the posse sent out by the govern
or having failed to find him. It is thought
Cash will now surrender to the county author
tiles, in accordance with the wishes of his
father:
Seneca Miller, another of the three men who
threw dynamite cartridge into residence at
Pawling, N. Y, was convicted of murder in the
second degree. Mulkins, the third man, then
pleaded guilty of murder in the second degree
Each was sentenced to life Imprisonment
Two men, Classy and Weaver, were arrested
in Chicago for robbing Thomas Powers house
of 81, 600 some weeks ago. Rev. Father Corbett
has given up 81, 036, but refuses to say who
gave it to him. It is supposed this was the
ahare of one of the gang, who confessed the
crime to the priest
At Marcum's Mill, Ky, Asa Cantrell was shot
by John Marcum. Cantrell and Marcum had
IN alteration, but were separated by friends,
Later Cantrcll barred his breast and dared Mar
cum to shoot, which he did, killing him instant
ly. Marcum is but seventeen years old. Can
trell was aged forty-five, and was desperate
character.
Col. Cash was brought by habeas corpus be-
fore Judge Simpson at Columbia, s. c.,
on application for discharge. The appi-
cation was denied, but the prisoner was admit
ted to bail in $500, to answer the charge of
being accessory after the fact to the murder of
richards. The bond was also made peace
bond, and signed by Cash, John Agnew and
w. j. DebesihL
Yellow Calf and two Of his confederates, who
broke into the government store at Crooked
Lake, Man., were arraigned at Winnipeg, and
pleaded guilty, Yellow Calf stated that the In
dams had been starving, Coded food, which
was refused by the agent, and consequently
helped themselves to the government stores.
They are willing to make what reparatiOn they
could. Sentence was reserved, and they were
allowed to return to the reservation.
1t transpired late last Thursday night that
Frederick J. DIETRICH, teller in the Laclede
bank of st. Louis, is a defaulter to the amount
of about $4,000 It appears DIETRICH left the
city two weeks ago on leave of absence. Two
or three days later the defalcation was discoy-
cred, but had been kept quiet until the 18th. The
Laclede bank will lose nothing, as the Fidelity
and Casualty company are on his bond for
$4,000, and he had given personal bonds in the
same amount
sensation was produced at Scranton, Pa.
by the suicide of Andrew J. Weaver, q brother
Of ex-Congressman Weaver of Iowa At the
breakfast table he manifested sullenness and
ate little and then he assailed his daughter.
Eventually he produced a revolver and threat
ened to shoot her. She eluded him and he be-
gan to demolish the furniture His son went
to the house and pacified him. The father
then lay upon the lounge for half an hour, when
he arose, went into another room and shot him