Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-27
Victims OF Judge Lynch.

JANUARY. lf- I'll
l-0scar Coger, colored. incendiary, at Chero
kee, Ala, 11F TsfiroFG rHI faIlr
IAN American named Baggott, near Duran
SO City, Arizona. iI~ ""H
lo-fn LAurens County. Georgia negro pris-
oner.
l7-Two murdsrsrs shot by mob At Caldwell.
2l--Nosey' Smith at Sun River. Montana. At
Linles!one. Indian Territory, the leader OF .
gang OF ank-robbers. name unknown.
N--Dread. alias James Mcknight. at Pur-
cell. Indian Territory.
2s-Thrso negroes at Plymouth. N. c. Ben
Edwards at Amite City, La.
- PEBRUARY.
s-A negro, name unknown. ct Pontchatoula,
GA. ]. Morris at Bever, In No Mans Land.
H-Alonzo Holly at PinckneyVllle, Ill.
29-Sam Pn o at Clinton, Ky. t
2s-Tom Forsythe at Carthage Tenn.
9-Will Thomas at Tunne. Hill, Ga.
1o-Tom Roof at Trenton, Ga.
ls--wm. A. Parker ut Washington, N. O. .t-
H-John Skinner q. Hopkinsville Ky.
26-John Wood at Denison Texas.
2s-Theodore Galloway at sayneville, Ala
9-Bifl Morgan anu ri.ses eshsr hnrsathiavsa
at Healdton. Indian Territory
i5TJack Moiiar, half -bree d, in Garfield County.
Colorado. -et.1t ~
ls-Near Gallatin, Tenn, Isaa. Kirkpatrick
l9-Eight horsethieves strung up without time
for prayer in the vicinity OF Purcell Indian
Territory. Jr
21-Hardy Posey at Bessemer, Ala.
t.I5ttf. MAY. t'
1-Joo Harris at vicksburg. Miss. Henry Pope
ut Summer lille, Ga.
2-GCorge Morton at Warrior, Ala.
5-John Wright at 81 He. .ena. Cal.
6-Dan Sale near Dlnburg Ga Thomas Fra
ser at Blount Greek, N. Q.
10-Tom ito )ney at Woodburn, Ky.
H--Dan1y III )ok, - Chltwood, anu two
other horsethievSs, names unknown, noar Wood
ward, InIin Territory.
18-Four negro laborers at Washington, Tenn
criminal assault
2-Andrew Grandstaf. young desperado, at
Viroqua, Wis.
s-Alien Sturgis at Thompson, Ga
10-At Fort Shaw, Montana, q negro soldier
named Robertson. Dennis Williams at Ella
vile, Fla
Thames Foster at Henderson, Ky.
ls-At Monarch, Colo, gambler named
Schenck.
TI7-Washington Ives at Natchez, Miss.
26-William Moore, near Mattoon. Ill. Later
developments showed good reasons for believing
that Moore was innocent; that the vigilantes
against him was unworthy OF credence.l Ned
Clark in Worth County, Georgia.
T-Wallace Mitchell at Syracuse, Kan.
29-Chubb Mccarthy at Minneapolis Kan.
John Risbes and Wyley Leo ut Chetopl, Kan.
JULY.
10-Ham Staples near Atlanta, Texas.
ll-William smith n Rulaski County, Virginia.
l4-John Humphreys at Asheville N. q.
2I-Eh Bryant at Starkville, Miss. l.. s.
Elmer at Wahpe on. Dakota.
3l-Fremont Emmons Mt Pawnee City, Neb.
w. II. Handley at Carthage, Tenn.
AUGUST.
10-Amos Miller at Franklin. Tenn.
l4-James Stott, James Scott and JEFF Wilson.
outlaws; Apachs County. Arizona
l5-Noah Griffin in Calhoun County, Florida.
17-Outlaws in Pleasant Valley, Arizona,
hanged William Nagler and Louis Nagler,
ranchers and stockmen.
2J-Billy Cole at Guide Rock, Neb.
31-Archer Cook at Farmville, Va
. September.
16-Jean Pierre Salet and - Didieare 81
| Vile Platte Prairie, La
29-Lewis Davis at Steelville, Mo.
OCTOBER
5-At Trinidad, Col, - Hickman.
15-Lewis Edwards At Jessup. Ga
I7-Nat Nathaniel at Wharton, Texas.
21-Near Snake River Col. two hunters nam ID
| Dutchie and Adams, who persisted in killing elk
and deer for their hides, after teing wa mel to
| desist.
26-Henry Jones Mt Woodland Nj 10, Tenn.
N-Thomas Say.e ,ar Bromwell w. Va.
NOVEMBER
| 6-Archibald Pelon at Grayiing, Mich.
DECEMBER.
4-George Withersn at Canon City, Col
1l-Noah Taylor Mt Harrisburg, Pa.