The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-12-27
30-John Henry Meyer at Placervills. Cel. Va
DECEMBER.
u-Asbury Hawkins at Riverhead, N. Y.
l3--Lyman Pus!ee, by shooting, at Tushkar
Homma Indian Territory.
Victims Of Judge Lynch.


l3--Lyman Pus!ee, by shooting, at Tushkar
Homma, Indian Territory.
Victims of Judge Lynch.
JANUARY.
Oscar Coger, colored, incendiary, at Chero
Am American named Baggott near Duran
16-ln Laurens County, Georgia, negro pris-
Oner.
1.-two murderers shot by a mob OF Caldwell,
Tex.
21-4Nosey' Smith at Sun River. Montana At
Limestone, Indian Territory, the leader of q
gang Of bank-robbers. name unknown.
2-"Dread. alias James Mcknight. at Pur-
cell. Indian Territory.
2s-Three negroes at Plymouth, N. C.. Ben
Edwards at Amite City, La.
M FEBRUARY.
"a negro, name unknown, at Pontch atoula,
"a. J. Morris at Bever, in No Mans Land.
I4-Alonzo Holly at Pinckneyville Ill.
2S-Sam Prize at Clinton. KY
29-Tom Forsythe at Carthage, Tenn.
9-Will Thomas at Tunnel Hill, Ga.
10-Tom Roof at Trenton, Ga.
13-Wm. A. Parker at Washington, n. G.
l4-John Skinner q, HopAnsville, KY.
2S-John Wood at Denison, Texas.
29-Theodore Galloway at sayneville, Ala.
APRIL.
Al. Howe at Fort Collins, Colo.
9-Bil Morgan and three other horsethieves
at Healdton, Indian Territory.
1o-eoCh AOudI, -UIo6Oy Ill 0bIuc1O SOuuUy,
Colorado.
1e--Near Gallatin, Tenn, Isaac Kirkpatrick
and his wife Puss (colored) suspected OF arson
19-Eight horsethieves strung up without time
for prayer, in the vicinity OF Purcell, Indian
Territory.
28-Hardy Posey at Bessemer, Ala.
1--Joe Harris at vicksburg, Miss. Henry Pope
at Summer, lille, Ga.
2--George Morton at Warrior, Ala.
5-John Wright at st. Helena, Cal:
e IN Co1n IN ,1,I1rry 90 EN0-
ser at Blount's Greek, N. q.
l0-Tom Rooney at WOODBURY., KY.
H-"Dandy' Hook, 49, Chtwood, and two
other horsethieves, names unknown, near Wood
ward, Indian Territory.
1s-Four negro laborers at Washington, Tenn. !;
criminal assault.
ANDREW Grandstaff, young desperate, at
Viroqua, Wis.
3-Allen sturgis at Thompson, Ga.
10-At Fort Shaw, Montana, a negro soldier
vile, Fla >s
Thames Foster at Henderson, KY.
l3-At Monarch, Colo, @ gambler named
17-Washington Ives at Natchez Miss.
26-William Moore near Nation, Ill. Later
Developments showed good reasons for believing
that Moore was innocent; that the vigilantes
had acted hastily; and that the testimony
against him was unworthy of credence. Ned
Clark in Worth County, Georgia.
27-Wallace Mitchell at Syracuse, Kan.
28--Chubb Mccarthy at Minneapolis, Kan.
John Risbes and Wyley Lee at Chetopa, Kan.
JULY.
10--Ham Staples, near Atlanta, Texas.
l1-Wiliam Smith n Eulaski County, Virginia.
F14-John Humphreys at Asheville N. C.
27-Ei Bryant at Starkville, Miss. L. S.
Elmer at Wahperon, Dakota.
31-Fremont Emmons at Pawnee City Neb.
w. II. Handley at Carthage, Tenn.
AUGUST.
10-Amos Miller at 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.
2O-Bily Cole at Guide Rock Neb.
31-Archer Cook at Farmville, Va.
SEPTEMBER.
16-Jean Pierre Salet and - Didieare ct
Vile Platte Prairie La
23-Lewis Davis at Steelville, Mo.
e;sss u i. OCTOBER W.,
5-At Trinidad, Col, - Hickman
15-Lewis Edwards at Jessup, Ga.
17-Nat Nathaniel ut Wharton Texas.
21-Near Snake River Col. two hunters named
Dutche and Adams, who persisted in killing elk
and deer for their hides, after icing warned to
desist.
26-Henry Jones at Woodland Mi Is, Tenn.
27--ThOmas Sayre ear Cromwell, w. Va.
NOVEMBER.
6-Archibald Pelon at Grayling Mich.
DECEMBER.
4-George Witherell at Canon City, Col.
11-Noah Taylor at Harrisburg, Pa.