The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-10-03
Crimes and Criminals,

At Dubuque, John Lang, a Bavarian, severe
ly wounded his wife, and then put a pistol in
his own mouth and blew out his brains.
The Barnes county, Oak, losses by the en-
bezzlements of the late treasurer are increased
by the discovery of another shortage of 81 $50,
Munce Room, who was assaulted by his wife
5,died Saturday morning. His wife has been ar
rested.
At Carlinville, H., n boy playfully pointed a
revolver at the Rev. T. w. Green, when the
weapon was discharged, and Mr.. Green is
supposed to be fatally hurt.
Tho governor of Iowa offers $500 each for
the apprehension of the murderers of Mrs
Adelaide v. Jameson at Lchigh on the 18th inst
and of John NJ. Brcen at Lake Mills on the 10th
inst.
At Wilmington, Del, Ed Redden, q horse
thief, was sentenced to pay costs of prosecu-
hon $500, restitution, $500 fine, one hour in
the pillory, to receive twenty lashes and serve
eighteen months Imprisonment.
While a circus was exhibiting at Madison,
Ind, a woman claimining to be the wife of c.
L. Fancy, arose III the tent and shot at the
woman travelling with him. The shot missed
it's aim, but created great excitement
Hon. Henry Clay, who was shot at Louis
vile by Councilman Andy Wempler, died Mon
day morning. Clay was a grandson of the
great Henry Clay, and, went on the Howgate
Arctic expedition in 1880. Clay was a very
promising and popular young man.
John Hogan and Charles Williams were ar
rested north OF Mason City, Iowa, Friday, for
stealing q set of harness Thursday night The
harness was found in a school house near
where the thieves were camped. They were
followed by the tracks their buggy left after a
rain. So
The society of stRed Men" visited the home
of David Barnard, a wealthy farmer liv-
ing near Brooks Postof1ice, Pa, and treated
the whole family to q coat OF tar and feathers,
because of alleged immortality on the part of
the daughter. This is chivalrcus America, re-
member. l.t
Gov. Crosby has directed Sheriff Blakeley,
Of Gallatin county, to srspccd the execution
Of the death sentence of Frank Young, under
instructions from the president, who has
ordered a respite of ninety days from the eth
of September instant. Young was convicted OF
numbering Dan McCarty, at Cooke, last sum
mer.
In a drunken row among a crowd of soldiers
1t Fort Missouls, Mont, on Tuesday, James
Mcmahon, o private of four years service in
the army, was shot and instvntly killed, the
ball FASTING through his temple and entering
the brain. The affair took place at Crany's
saloon, and the shot is believed to have been
fred by a person behind the bar.
Seven convicts were whipped at Newcastle
Del, on Saturday in the presence Of four hun
dred people. Among them were Edward Red
den (white), who was pilloried for an hour, in
addition to twenty lashes; Isaac Anderson, a
negro boy, who swore Justify while being
whipped, and a colored thief named Sugar
Awful, who took twenty heavy lashes without q
murmur.
1t Is learned that Breen, who was murdered
at Lake Mills, Iowa, had between one and two
hundred dollars in money with him when he
left Hancock county. When found he had no
money about him, 30 robbery was evidently
the purpose Of the murder. The murderer had
been with Breen but q few days. He gave his
name in one place as Martin Smith, and anotht
erW. nj. Bushmester.
James Algeo, a prominent boot and shoe
dealer of Central City, Oak, was arrested for