Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-10-30
DOMESTIC.

-Dan'l Meyers was killed by falling slate
in the Ingleside coal mine near Evansville
Ind, Saturday night.
-Ashbury Young was killed by a rolling
log at Evansville, Ind, Friday morning.
w. W. German of Providence, r. l.,
shot himself in Philadelphia Saturday
night, because OF his wife's misconduct.
WIN. Bath was sentenced to twenty
years in the pen at Memphis Saturday
night for the killing OF John Kelly on the
9th OF last September.
in saloon fight in Milwaukee, on the
18th, William Daily and John Burns were
shot dead.
From the effects of coal gas, Mr. Geo.
\ Washburn and the servant girl died at
Taunton, Mass, on the 18th. The draft in
the furnace in the family residence was
closed too tight.
Tennessee Good Templars met at Nash
vile on the 10th.
-Hirsch Bros. & Co., dry goods dealers
at Nashville, Tenn, failed on the 10th.
Liza bilities 100000.
War has again been made against the
Dubuque saloon-keepers, and several ar
rests were made ON the 10th.
Sam Simmons shot and killed Charles
Johnson at Millen, Ga, and then robbed
him OF all his money-S25.
Kate Strauss, German girl, who had
loved well but not wisely at Lincoln, Neb.,
ended her earthly career on the 10Th, by
drinking poison.
John +. Dukemier, book keeper for Bur-
dell, Young and ingalls,, clothers', Boston,
joined the Canada n delegation ON the 18th.
He was SAC, 900 short.
e Eugene Howe, editor of the Review,
Augusta, Mich, was egged out OF town on
the 18th, for improper conduct. His office
was closed and taken in under mortgage.
On the 10Th, W. G. Brooks married a
young widow OF Raymond, Miss, and went
to Mobile on n tour, and while there was
arrested for bigamy. The first wife came
from Utica.
Rev. Father T. A. Vandry, a priest at
Brainard, Minn., is on trial for adultery.
Ii is charged he has been intimate with a
sister, so much so that divorce followed,
which he aided in securing.
Sam Echels OF Rome, Ca. prominent
citizen and local politician, became a con-
vert to Mormonism, and began prepara-
tions to join Brigham hosts at Salt Lake.
His wife refused to go, and a divorce fol-
lowed. They had lived 40 years together.
"A collision on the B. &M. near Lincoln,
Neb., on the 10th, killed five men and in
jured Is. The following are the killed:
Robert F. Marvin, Devices, Neb., George
Burke, st. Louis, Daniel O'Connor, Weston.
Mo-, Robert Collins, England; an unknown
man is still under the wreck. He is sup
posed to be Dennie Hamilton, who comes
from Michigan. John Fitzgerald, President
OF the Irish Land League, the contractor
in charge OF the work. was slightly injured.
-Taneytown, Carroll county, Maryland,
is greatly excited over the arrest OF Theo-
dore NJ. Mehring, charged with the betrayal
and attempted abortion ON Miss Missouri
Bemiller, of the same neighborhood. He
has been held in $500 bail. 1t appears
that Mehring had been paying attention to
the young woman, who belongs to a good
family and is about Is years OF age. She
was in love with Mehring, and it is charged
was engaged to be married to him when he
accomplished her ruin. 1t is also charged
that Mehring took the young woman to
the woods in buggy and there attempted
to perform an abortion himself, but was
unsuccessful.