The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-07-06

George wilson was hanged IN the ALBION
Orleans county, New York Jail for the muir
der Of his wife III January Of Iast year.
Wilson Of Marquette, Mich.. is given ny 10y
the physicians, while Ni"oli, who shot hin
and then attempted suicide. is not fatally in
iured. NiruIi's wife has come out Of the con
WILSON'S and is rational.
While Agent MiIispaugL, Of the Manitoba
road at East Grand Forks. WAS at dinner hi,
Office was broken open and tie muuey drawers
Tihed of their contents. There is no doubt
tha> the "Obhery ives the work Of a p.Ufes
BiOnal.
The stage Of Salisbury & Co., carrying tho
| United States mail and express. was held UP
between BlackfOOt, Idaho, and Chamois by
masked highwaymen. Besides rifing the
mail pouch, bar silver bullion worth 81, 500
wGs taken.
The tifteeu-vear-old son Of George Deems OF
J Jacksonville, Florida, has confessed to pois-
Ouing his father and other members az the
family, and is in jail. His father had threat
ened to chastise him, Deems died and the
| other two children viii die, making i've vic.
Tins in all.
S. f. Gross Of Portland, Or. ives expected
in Chippewa Falls. two Y eks ago TO visit
his brother Eugene. Advices from his home
stated that he had started from there, but
no trace of him can be founG. His friends
fear foul play. He was a prosperous mer-
chant of that city.
4 mob at Minneapolis, Kan, took Chubb
Mccarthy, the murderer of Mike Dorsey,
! from Jail and hanged him to a tree. This
made four hangings in the state in twenty
four hours, the others being Wallace Mitchell
of Syracuse and John Risbee and Wylee Lee,
two negroes, at Chetopa. No legal ~hangings
occur in Kansas.
Mrs. George Powers, living at Everett, Ne
] hrpabn arpnpnsrNnI g,yfgfIN H. o,-N+s-a. H.
throat with q razor. She was the wife of a
well-tO-dO farmer, and the cause of the act is
supposed to be the report of the improbable
| recovery of her daughter, who is an inmate of
the Norfolk insane asylum. The deceased was
sixty-four years old.
At Maysville, Kentucky, Lucy Rice shot
dead Barbara BaHenger. The Ballenger
woman had been a servant in Maysville, and
Rice had lived as the wife of Charles B.. Hill.
Hill returned from @ trip to Cincinnati with
BaHenger, and Rice met them at the top of
the leyee and without a word fired, sending a
BAH through her rivals brain.
Defaulter Pitcher, of the Union Bank Of
Providence, Il. J., was arrested at Montreal.
The prisoner had bought q ticket by the Allan
line, and intended to leave for England. He
was taken to his room and searched. Detect
i've Kelley states that securities and cash
amounting to 100000 were found on him.
The prisoner took his arrest coolly,
Further particulars concerning the shoot
ing at Alhambra Springs, Montana, shows
that it was the result of a drunken row. A
Swedish teamster, of heavy build, raised a
chain to strike q small man. when Frank
Walker, bartender, fred ut the Swede and
! missed him. The bullet passed through an
open door and hit % man named Reeves, a
lumberman, in the abdomen. Walker then
fired again, this time hitting the Swede and
killing hia instantly. Nothing Is known OF
the Swede beyond the fact Of his occupation,
Reeves, who is a leading man in Jefferson
county, is not expected to recover.
Lewis Nicoh, a German s-tone.cutter APP
peared on the grounds whore the government
custom house is being erected at Aarquette,
Mich. He had been discharged by the fore
man, M. b. Wilson. for drunkersss He shot
Wilson in the neck and tried kill Contrac-
tor Smith, who escaped by figst. Nicofi then
went home and shot himself in the mouth, a
80 ealibre ball entering his head and ranging
upwards. His wife, who is in a delicate con-
dition, IS now in awful commissions. 1t Is
hardly possible for either Of the wounded men
to live, while the poor woman may diea at any
moment. Wilson was very popular.
Information has been received at Helena,
Montana, Of a stage robbery on the line be.
tweed Blatkfoot and sChallas, Idaho. a
party of masked men who had been in the
bushes jumped out and called d halt. and
compelled aIl the passengers to alight and
throw up their hands. While they were being
held at bay at the point of several six-shoot
ers two Of the robbers ransaeked the mai
pouch and express box and took possession
OF a bar Of silver valued at 81, 500. They
next pr0ceeded tn@neliexe tie passengers 8
what money and watches they possessed
The total value Of their booty h not known
A sheriff's posse Is Ia pursuit.
A bogus Pinkerton detective attempted Il
abduct Harry Moore, cashier Of a bank u
Wellman, Iowa The protested officer arrest
ed Moore on the charge Of forgery, but ha(
no papers, saying that as a Pinkerton Of
fetal he needed no warrant. He told Moors
that he would have to be taken away, ans
would better provide himself with papers an,
money. They drove to the house Of Presiden
Nichols, t. whom Moore told the story Of hi
arrest and asked a small loan. Mr.. Nichol
gave him $40 and the two men drove to th
koek Island depot IN Iowa City The detec
tive there left him. TO return the rig to TIL
livery stable, and upon his return told Moor
that ke had received q telegram saying tina
he Was not the man wanted. The supposI
ton Is that the fellow, finding that Moor
had 80 little money, and falling TO get him d
take money frem the bank, as he suggestd L
Moore 70 do he dropped him as TOO poor 70
plueking.