St. Landry democrat., 1885-06-27
CRIDrEs AND CASUALTIES.

away by the storm on the night of the 14th,
and several members of his family were
severely injured.
A SPECIAL. from Pittsburgh, Pa, says:
A riot of railroad l.borers occurred at the
west end of the Kittanning tunnel on the
18th, in which two of the participants,
whose names could not be learned, were
seriously, and it is feared, fatally in
jured.
WHILE unloading iron castings at the
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
freight-house at Cleveland, O., on the
10Th, Frank Butterfeld was instantly
killed and John Albright was terribly in
jured.
ON the 10th John Mullen was arrested in
Detroit, Mich, on an indictment Oh the
Grand Jury of Pittsburgh, Pa, for en-
| bezzIement of $31, 900 from the estate OF
William Moloney. Mullen was the senior
partner of the firm of Mullen & Moloney,
| iron dealers, and on the death of the lat
ter was confirmed sole executor OF the
! estate.
ON the 18th powder magazine in Pueb-
10, Col, was blown up by man shooting
| with rifle at mark on the door.
| +. j. COREY, of st. Louis, Mo-, was
seriously injured in a stage runaway &C"
cident at San Angelo Tex, on the l7th.
| ROBERT LANG, a Canadian official, has
practiced extensive land frauds on the
people of the Northwest and has left for
| the Unieed States. Others are supposed
| to be implicated.
LATEST particulars of the recent tornado
in Plymouth County, Iowa, gave two men
and child killed and a number of per-
sons more or less seriously injured Inn
| mense damage was done to stock and
crops, many orchards being irreparably
ruined.
ON the 18th York, Eng, was shaken up
| by earthquake shocks.
On the 18th Joe Barbour aud Horace
TerrfII were hanged for murder at Char
louisville, Va. Barbour confessed.
One the 18th a hundred miners were
killed by an explosion of fire damp in the
Pendlebury colliery near Manchester,
Eng.
On the 18Th George A. Pyers was sem
fenced in Baltimore, Nd, for whipping his
wife, to receive fifteen lashes and to be
confined four months in Jail.
DURING q cyclone in the Indian Ocean
the French dispatch boat Renaud foun-
dered and 127 lives were lost.
/ On the 18th colored man and an Ital-
ian had difficulty at Evansville, Ind,
over bottle of whisky and mortally
wounded each other.
ON the 18th G. A. Buddenseick, whose
row Of tenement houses on Sixty second
| street, New York, fell some time ago
killing one of his employees, was found
guilty Of manslaughter in the second de-
gree by jury.
In the Pindlebury cotliery explosion,
near Manchester, England, 149 lives were
lost
The Davenport (Ia.) woolen mills were
} almost wholly destroyed by fire on thu
10Th.
GEORGE SCHNEIDER was hanged a
Hamilton, o., on the 10Th, for killing his
mother.
COUPLE Of attaches of Coles circu
killed each other in fight at Houghton
Mich, on the 10Th.
SAMUEL H. WAFD, of Minneapolis, Mimi.
has been arrested on charge Of land swim
ding in Berlin.
} NINE men have so far been killed in tn
Jones' Hall faction war in Knott County
Kentucky.
In the case of johnson for the killing @
Henry at Greenville Tenn, the evidenc
was all in on the 18th and argument bega
on the Goth.
T. j. CLUvERIUs was sentenced to deaf
, at Richmond, Va, for the murder of Fan
ME Lillian Madison.
EIGHTY Bull lgarian brigands have bee
CAPTURED and fifteen killed in Roumelia
{ where they were stirring up rebellion.
l CHARLES CAMPBELL was hanged
Plaouemine Parish, Louisiana, on the 19t
for murder.
: ARTHUR J. CLOVER, wanted for murde
in Wood County, Ohio, has been captures
! near Menominee, Wis.
LINK BANKS, an outlaw, was killed a
4 Whitesburg, KY, on the 18th, by Jas. r
Frazier.
WILLIAM PATTIsoN is dead. He mad
an ascension in balloon at Charleston
q w. Va, on the 10Th, the air ship caugt
fire and a fall took place. He never kne
what "struck'' him.
d PERRY and William Milton, father an
son, were hanged at Farmersville, La, G
: the 18th, for the murder of John v
Cherry.
lusCELLANEOUs.
Il NEGOTIATIONS are progressing betwee
8 the Dominion and the United States c
the fisheries question.
THE English Court has gone into mourn
!. ing for Prince Frederick Charles, of Prui
sia.
The members Of the italian Ministr
!; emf their designations to King Humbel
on the 18th.
A WAR of freight and passenger rates
: being waged at Louisville, KY, on roae
!. to the East.
On the 18th the American Train Dii