Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-06-11
CRIMINAL

IHE family of Solemn Feldman were chlo-
reformed at New York, on the 9Th inst. and
$4,000 taken from the house.
MRS. RAMON VEREA, wife of the publisher of
the Spanish newspaper, Progreso Americana.
committed suicide at New York, on the 5th.
FRANCIS J. CARsrANT, janitor Of the Mechan-
lcs' National Bank, Wall Street, Now York. was
shot by Edward II. Brinckerhoff, night watch.
man. on the 9th inst, and mortally wounded.
JOHN I. EMERY, member of the firm Of
Ward Bros. d Co., ticket brokers. shielded At
Columbus, O., on the 9Th. >-'0'>->>- '-' -
IN an endeavor to stop row in a saloon at
Chicago, on the 5th, Officer Michael CONWAY
1aGaAy wounded coalheaver named Reilly.
JOHN STANTON, jealous steamboat engi-
neer OF st. Louis, murdered his wife. on the
4tn, oy throwing sulphuric acid over her.
MRS. JULIUS WE1sEMANN suicided bv taking
poison, at Watertown. Wis, on the 4th inst
Richard BRIGHT, while temporarily insane.
murdered friend, George Williams. at Bethle.
hem, Ia, on the 4th. ->1A'o
MATTHEW kelvin, railroad employe. was
shot dead at Valparaiso, Ind, on the 4th
lnst., III quarrel with two students from tha
normal school. ..s' ,.-s
"A GANG of murderers, headed BY one Ransom
morrow, were arrested at ClarksviIle. Tenn. on
the Sd. -eDA'' W
ROBERT ALLISON, Of Tracey, Ind, blew his
brains out on the 4th inst, because his wife ~.
FUSED to live with him and be subjected 10
brutal treatment. - ~
IHE body OF girl, with head completely sew
ered. was found on the bank of Sugar Creek.
near Pieasanton, Kas., on the Sd, and the bodies
OF girl and boy, aged II and years respect
sve.H' s were taken from the water. The girls
shu;I nad oeen crushed with an axe and the
boys throat cut from ear to ear. ;,
MRS. LAURA SCHULTZ was found on an av
enue IN the suburbs Of Detroit, with her throat
condition. on the Sd inst.
JESSE CARTER, the partner Of stBsbe" Jones
IN the murder Of John Foster at Pittsburp over
the Sd. ~ '4to Auotnns o1
Ed. NICHOLS, a forger, cut his throat with !.
inst. a.s. '".''> - -4''' W 'no ~
IL HENRY E sE1Gz shot and instantly killed aRockv
Hl,"a noted burglar at Dayton, O.. on the
AT Little Rock. Ark, on the I'd inst, ex,
sner1H Bankston had quarrel with : lswver
named Coats, killing him and receiving mortal
injuries himself. = . -'-o- ~
MRS. ELLEN LONG, on trial at Dartford. Wis.
tor the murder of the boy Harry Whittemore
at Princeton, in October last, IN her testimony
on the 31st implicated the boys father. who
was then placed under arrest.
THOMAS J. WArsoN, an oil broker, who de-
parted suddenly from Pittsburr. was cantnred
at Jersey City on the 31st and confeasas inilo.
ments amounting to $50, 700. '~>'o y
D. G. 0. HUBBARD, of Monmouth, ILL.,. was
arrested at Waukesha, Wis, on the s1st.
charged with appropriating Sl5O, 600 of Z banf
in that city. =
JOHN G. Emo, the absconding New York bank
president, was captured at Quebec on the S1st.
Isaac MEDDAuaH, postmaster at Popple,
Clark County, Wis, was probably fatally shot
1y Hugh Perkins, proprietor Of ssw-mill
tnere' IN self-defense, the latter claims.
DE-. vEsTEY, Of Muskegon, Mich, suicided.
on the LIST inst, by taking morphine.
WILLIAM THAYER, q clerk in the Marathon
County Bank. Wausau, Wis, shot and killed a
feliow-clerk M named Fred. J. Beales, of Boone
vile, n. Y. on the 31st. The tragedy WAS the
result Of trivial quarrel.