The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-10-21
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES
The Daily Record Wisl,,
and the Careless,
CIR NJ CAr
Murder at Bismacrk---rhA
Trial in Kausas---Tba
Penna. Accident.

Waihop c"ae was RESUMED at 9o'clocL In, Inc
a full court room. Mrs. WaFkun w,s tgA with
well and looked the same as 40 dressed
County Attorney feigIian, on LebIEtefaay.
State, explained to the jury III. w. Vi The
the poisoning alleged against the data'gFot
He related substantially the circnIn,aauant.
OF the marriage, the circumsta nro. . .
sickness and purchase OF the nai'Dl The
Mrs. Walkup. He stated that t tbo BY
charged that Mrs. WalkuD ,nar% 2'ate
husband with the intention Ct -, her
him, so as to secure the widow, n rn.,::'nIng
his estate; that she procured tho mHoA Of
New Orleans or in Cincinnati for trLY.,ohiR
pose; that she administered tbo p'r,
which caused his death and if tbo PS'on
proved this theory that it would ryr, state
jury to find "a verdict Of guilty; il i me
to prove the theory, the Jury wouG ia1Aed
acquit the defendant. At the con IN ;a'aF
Colonel Feighan's address. the d.f.rnaI0l
moved to dismiss the complaint as tsnt
without adequate foundation. aS L"h
by the information which had been dst" ;H
to the jury. The motion was oyerrnIs %"e1
THE FIRST WITNESS
was Eben Baldwin, Of Lawrence. uo4.
fed to his acquaintance with Mr.. Waib,,'r
that the latter was Il large, poweriullv L" rp
man, over six feet high, broad s,onldn1",
, and OF il cheerful disposition. h. and Nh, W
WaIkup went to the New Orleans Ernoi'
ton last December, lodged at Mrs tt Tr
lace's house. and there became agoua;"t /" +
with the family, which included tie d~fa"J
ant. lie was crOsSeNamincd hv Mr.. Scnt.
/ who asked the witness as to the ,t,ta y.
health Of Mr.. Walkup at the time If W.
Journey to New Orleans. The State obia,
ed to any crOss examination, eXcppt totbot
which pertalned to questions it had astoI
the witness. The defense proposed to hnn
that Mr.. Walkup wls, at the time Of hi,
visit to New Orleans, in q bad STATE ~
health, his system putrid with disease. Thu
Court sustained the objection to cross ar.
animation as to the state oil health Of NJ
Walkup. The defense noted an e~xcention
Other witnesses examined up to noon wer.
Eunice Bartlett, A.. q. LakOn, Maggie !
Evans, Johnnie Samueis, employps n
George w. Newman Il Co.'S dry goods ,tor.
relative to purchases Of goods by Nrs
Walkup, and also Mr.. Newman himself m
the same subject. The defense objected ia
this line OF evidence as iinmaterial and IT.
relevant. Objection overrulrd and eycqn.
tions noted
James Collard, the express agent Of Wells
Fargo Il Co., testified to the box coming
from Mr.. Walkup's house, to Mr.. Walkun
opening the box and finally taking it awsy
instead OF shipping the box. 1t was d.
rected to Mrs. Wallace, ut New Orleans,
Miss Lizzie Walkup. daughter Of Mr.. WAX.
up, was called at noon and the court al.
journed for the afternoon session.
sIioT HIS SISTERS sEDUcER.
INDIANAPOLIs, Ind, October 2O.-L.ast
Friday night u negro hostler NAMED IIar.
rison Tasker, inveigied Il German El
named Helen Hucudlend into his room and
brutally outraged her. Ilcwas arrested On
Sunday for the crime and this morning was
taken into court for examination. While
the ease was proceeding, Meiurod. the Urls
brother, drew a revolver and shot Tasker
in the body. The bah penetrated the rMlt
abdomina! wall, producing Il probably
fatal wound. Before another shot could
be fired the iniuri;ttrti German was srnl
by the officials and disarncd. A seemed
confusion ensued, and the curt was aA
journed. Tasker was conveyed to the city
hospital, where thephysicians gave no hope
OF recovery. liuendleni was ARRESTED and
taken to jail.
THE HACEENSACK ACCIDENT.
JEHsEYCIry, October 29.-Thr boy found
last night under the Ltligl valley engine.
is the last OF the victims us far as known
OF the collisions ON the Prnnsvlvania road,
on the Hackensack meadows, on Sunday
night. This last discovery makes nine
killed in all, with the probability OF an.
other death soon. Naurius kiin.ar, the
Norwegian, whose skull was fractured, il
not expected to live throughout the night.
The other patients are doing well and their
final recovery is confidently expected. The
foot found under the engine has not Jern
yet matched, which leads ttlr a]atlortEc
to believe that an other victim is yet tOtr
found. The work Of removing the wreck
still goes on. All that remain, is tbr
Lehigh valley engine, which has cnrishtal,
and will be raised on an inclined plane
probably tomorrow. The IrIIaSyIvana
railroad authorities this l@HUrHIn4 r~tcelveda
dispatch from Mr.. ArNa~t-i, 81 Madison
Wis, father OF Ulcna .Arual~. The woman
who died at st. i~r3rci. hospital, making
enquiries about his daughter and her bus
band. 1t is now Thought that the 0a'
known man is the dead wumans husband
A description OF the husband hos been sent
on.
nPTEG1ST NEIJif,ED,