The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-12-26
so-John Henry Meyer 1t Piacerviile. Cal. Y,
DECEMBER
1-Asbury Hawkins at Riverhead, N. Y.
3-Lyman Pus co. by shooting. at Tushh
Homma. Indian Territory.
Victims OF Judge Lynch.


JANUARY.
Oscar Coger. colored, incendiary, at Chero.
kee, Ala
4-An American named Baggott. near Duran
so City. Arizona
io-in Laurens County, Georgia. a negro pris-
oner.
1.-Two murderers shot by mob at Caldwell.
Tex.
H-"Nosoy' Smith at Sun River. Montana At
Limestone. Indian Territory. the leader OF .
gang Of bank-robbers. name unknown.
T-"Dread. alias James Mcknight at Pur-
cell. Indian Territory.
2S-Three negroes at Plymouth, N. q. Ben
Edwards ut Amite City, La.
FRBRUABY.
s-A negro, name unknown. at Pontchatouia
"a. j. Morris at Bever, in No Mans Land.
l4-Alonzo Holly at Pincknesville, ILL.,
1S-Sam Phi at Clinton Ky.
2J-ronl Forsythe NJ Carthage. Tenn.
MARCH.
9-Will Thomas at Tunnel Hill, Ga.
10-Tom Roof at Trenton Ga
l3-wm,- A. Parker at Washington, N. @.
H-John Skinner a. Hopkinsvflle, Ky.
z5-John Wood at Denison, Texas.
2o-Theodore Galloway ut Sayndville, Ala
APRIL.
Al. Howe at Fort collins, Colo.
9-Bill Morgan and three other horsethieves
al Healdton indian Territory.
15-Jask Mollar hall breed, ia Garfield County,
Colorado.
s-Eear Galiatin Tenn, Isaac Kirkpatrick
and his wifs Puss coloredl; suspected OF arson.
l9-Eight horsethieves strung up without time
for prayer, In the vicinity OF Purcell. Indian
Territory
26Hardy Posey at Bessemer, Ala.
MAY.
Joe Harris at Vicksburg, Miss Henry Pope
at Summer lille, Ga.
2-George Morton at Warrior, Ala.
5-John Wright at st. Helena, Cal.
6-Dan Sale near Dlnburg, TIA. Thomas Fra
ser at Blounts Greek, n. q.
10-Tom Rooney at WOODBURY. Ky.
H-"Dandy" Hook, - ChItwood. and two
other horsethieves, names unknown, near Wood
ward, Indian Territory.
ls.as aofA AIN Vfff m fTAnr
criminal assault.
ANDREW Grandstaff, young desperate, at
3-Allen Sturgis at Thompson, Ga
10-At Fort Shaw MOaVuna, negro soldier
named Robertson. Dennis Williams at Ella
Thames Foster at Henderson. Ky.
13-At Monarch, Colo, gambler named
Schenck.
I7-Wash ngton Ives at Natchez, Miss
26-William Moore, near Mattoon Ill later
developments showed good reasons for believing
that Moore innocont that the vigilantes
against him was unworthy OF credence.l Ned
Clark in Worth County, Georgia
27-Wallace Mitchell at Syracuse, Kan.
2s-Chubb Mccarthy at Minneapolis, Kan.
John Risbee and Wyley Lee at Chetopa, Kan.
JULY.
10-Ham Staples near Atlanta, Texas.
11-Willian smith Pulaski County. Virginia
14-John Humphreys ut AshevilleL n. &.
27-Eh Bryant at starkville, Miss. Il. s.
fllileI III w amps on lkthOLh
3l-Fomont Emmons at Pawnee City, Neb.
W. II. Handley at Carthage, Tenn.
AUGUST
10-Amos Miller Mt Franklin, Tenn.
Thames Stott, James Scott and JEFF Wilson,
outlaws; Apache County, Arizona.
15-Noah Griffin in Calhoun County, Florida.
17-OutlawS in Pleasant Valley, Arizona
hanged William Nagler and Louis Nagler,
ranchers and stockmen
20-Billy Cole at Guide Rock, Neb
31-Archer Cook NJ farmville, Va.
SEPTEMBER.
16-Jean Pierre Salet and - Didieare at
Vile Platte Prairie. La.
23-Lewis Davis at Steelville, No.
OCTOBER.
Sat Trinidad, Col, - Hickman.
15-Lewis Edwards a. Jessup, Gu.
17-Nat Nathaniel at Wharton. Texas
21-Near Snake River. Col. two hunters named
Dutchie and Adams, who persisted in killing elk
and deer for their hides after being waned TO
desist.
26-Henry Jones AZ Woodland Mi Ia, Tenn.
27-Thomas Sayre near Bromwel, w. Va.
NOVEMBER.
6-Archibald Pelon ut Grayling, Mich.
DECEMBER.
4-George Wtherel at Canon City, Col
ll-NoGh Taylor at Harrisburg, Pa.