Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-10-02
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
DOMESTIC.

-, IN he heard from. which viii increasl
,i''i.- io,.itv 20 ~. 900. The vote OF tn,
us .'ss.-.'aiabt counties show a Democrats,
Ii-.s'of ( 600 and Republican loss Of 1900
,sLi,I, we're cast for Wheeler ca ndidatcs. Tit
,ybo.lcr tickct WI poll about -, 600 vote;
~ tbe state. twO-thirds uf which will cont
en-, The Democratic party. The returns
H. far show the election Oi siSty-Out
1,'''a I,',er.,t. to the House ui Representatives
,cn Wheelers, six RtpublicaGs and two
GrcenhacAcrs'
a, the morning Of tine 10th a LOADED
fre;rb: train was thrown rom lH' .t"cA
t,,t h,lra mile from South Lyon, Mich.
bya rail having been removed from ul'
- Fireman Ed Newman was killed
hs body being terribly manSicd. brake
,n,r CanpiyeI was fatally and Engineer
Thomas Davis seriously injured. Inc en-
cine and fifteen cars were completely
,,rcclrd Their, IL no clcw to the train
wrrckqrs. The people are greatly excited,
and ivnehing viii undoubtedly follow the
capture Of the wreckers.
-Eey. James G. Lackev, aged ~ years
died al Salem, Ill.,. ON the 10Th. after an
illness Of about three years duration. The
deeeased was one Of the oldest ministers Oi
the gospel in Illinois, and was probably a.
we'll known as anv citizen Of that part oI
the state.
late on the night OF the 18th q
murder was committed on East Eight
eenth street, Kansas City, Mo-, William
Donohoe aged 81, being stabbed TO death
bv Fred. Priestley, a teamster ef about the
same acc, who was calling on Donohoe's 5
cnusin. Jennie Hedricl, who lives with the
Donohoe family. The two men began
auarreling in the hall while Priestley was
leaving. with the result given above.
Mai. J. NJ. Beardsley OF Rsck Island,
H.. had tilt with Gen. w. L. Sherman
one night after the banquet OF the Society
Of the Army Of the Tennessee at that place.
The General had called the Major t0 order
during the speaking, and at the close he
met the General in hotel. shook his fist
in his face and used violent language.
Friends prevented trouble.
Tony Inajlioto, an Italian, employed
on a pipe line, in LigOnier, Pa, was bru-
tally murdered on the 18th by two com.
panOns OF the same nationality named
Nicholas An.eli and Frederick Steffin.
The three quarreied over "a small money
transaction and Angel and Steifin set up
on lnajliotO with knives, rcvolvers aud
pick handles. Alter Angeli had crushed
his skull with a pick-handle, Stetfin
jumped on his PROSTATE form and stabbed
him several times in the breast. Death
was almost instantaneous. The murder
was committed in full view OF the other
workmen, and in the excitement following
the murdercrs escaped.
Dispatches from many points in
Northern Illinois report great damage done
To- farm property and residences by the
storm OF the 18th. At DeKalb. G.. L. FL.
woods stock barn was struck by lightning
and burned. The loss WAS SO, 900. Some
stock was killed, but as yet no loss of hu-
man life is reported.
Bowman Paxton. druggist, was hanged
by mob at Maiden, Mo-. on the 18th. for
killing j. McGuilvery, blacksmith there
lie was being taken from the Jail at Ken.
net to Maiden for trial when met by the
mob.
The immense brick buiding. built and
formerly occupied by Fowler Bros. az "A
packing house in East Atchison, Kan, was
struck 10y lightning on the 10Th and de-
strOyed. IL had been unoccupied for sew
eral years. The loss is estimated at $3O,-
600, partially insured.
j. +. Hauser, proprietor of barber
shop and bathing establishment at Chester,
ILL.,, was arrested on the 18th and turned
over to The sheriff OF Marshall county, Iowa,
who came armed with II requisitiOn from
the governor OF that state and u writ for
hauser for bigamy.
Sam Starr. husband OF the notorious
Belle Starr, and one OF the worst desper;l-
does OF the Indian territory was caught On
the 10th at Weber's Falls by the Cherokee
authorities. lie resisted arrest, and was
shot before he would surrender, but his
wound is not serious. The Creek authuri-
Ties want him Tor murder, and large rewards
are offered Tor his body.
"A farmer named Upsold, living six
mules from Chetek, Wis, cut his wife Is throat
rom ear to ear on the morning OF the lTth,
and then hung himself with IA bed cord
domestic lnielicity was the cause.
There was another slight shock Of
earthquake at Charleston, $. c., on tine
morning OF the 18th.
Ell Coyotes band was surprised hv
neIiean cavalry, on the 18th, and the
ieaaer and seven others butchered.
"A tramp threw himselfunde- the wheels
OF moving freight trainat Roodhouse. III.
"h The 18th, and fifteen cars passcd over
MN before the train was stopperl. lie was
hishtinlly crushed and mancicd. and lived
ohly lew hours. He was conscious beIorp
W. dled, and said that he was tired of life
ana mad therefore sought to end il. He had
aeseended !. very low in the scale of numani
~, nut had evidently seen better days.
ne gave his name as Clarence Crawley.
Peter u. Lee, who has had Il national
reputation asa tramp printer for twenty.
h'e years, and whose death bv areiIn,,t
anu otherwise has been reported n Lalf
eoLen times, died suddenly of heart discas,
~ ~ Lincoln, No, on the 18th. He learned
.he printing trade in 1S49. and has heen
'ramping Tor the last thirty-four years.
Inc sultan OF Morocco has decidcd IN
easage q number OF German officers 10 in.
suue, his army, which is ia re-orca,,;zo
n tne German military basis. ne has
Ina Iaue several hattering offers To some We'll
taeticlans in the several armies
q, William Bean died a few davs o,o ..
r;,i''.ce ;i.se'uence oi hls son, two miles from
s,'F' ~ Gallatln county, Illinois. He
,tu, y''s ',le ol,iest man in Illinois, bavin, nD
..,,ii,1 @ iasn Gay OF last May reached the No.
I,,hS.s ,'I @an,e ago OF lO4 years. He was tbe
.~.,,J. 5' =. eNenty-three children, and his de.
s,sn''.'ii's s.I reached to fourth oenerat;on
est ,st ~, ap,,,oporuonately numerous. His younr,
n'.ssn ,s sun, now -, was born after the old
raich had turned his four score years,
AL lion. loh. d. j. Callagan. one of the oIdas,
d. S;ai mos a respected citizens of Peoria mn
~ f i.laL.,e Un tGe isth. lie has been prominent,
s;rsO Ttl'Ged u. with the Republican, marty
oss one - 80 - lSuadatlon, and was appointad
Gov Ussate fos S.ate canal Commissioners bv
the Can,I ".,son, p' and was the treasurer Of
lan,l %a' Wa board. He was born in Port
,n, G Ne'' and at the time Of his dr. ~ ' olo
tina ea's Old lie died from fattv 'Io III naS
J,s a ~, y, Tue heart. For nnmbsr &c IseleIa- llt
"I ps",t "s prominent boot and sboe si ear
.ii, eoria, but met with hnS;nosn snoe uea'Ier