The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-02-07
The WAYS of the Wicked.

Reports OF the murder of 5. NJ. himball,
butcher OF Pipe Stone City, Dakota. which
have been circulated, prOvetO be Il hoax. he
left Pipe Stone City presumably to buy cattle
a week ago. and is known to have been IN LIE
Mars Iowa. He left his shop in charge OF
Harrington. from whom he had lately pur-
chased il.
0. Jackson, a miner. was shot and Killed at
ROslyn. ". T. bv Tom BrannOn, also min
pr who came IRON Chicago five weeks ago.
Both men were drunk and the affair occurred
in a dance house. kOslyn Is in arms IN an
ticipatiOn Of the arrival OF miners from Illinois.
The sheriff has large posse. besides Umted
States deputy marshals. The governor re-
fuses to furnish militia
Secretary Abbott. Of the Connecticut Mu-
tual Lie Insurance company, began the first
direct litigation against Joseph \. Moore by
making an UtildHvit in attachment and
uarnisnm eDt against the emUeZZlpr for an al
legged indebtedness OF Sl3,+J4. Theodore T.
Haugnev and the indianapolis National
bank are gn-ni>uee defendants IN the sun, but
the bank Officials say Moore has no balance
there uu5 that lue proceeding, so tar as they
are concerned. IS only formal
The state closed its testimony nthe Brown
familY poisoning case at Mason City. Iowa.
In the community there is but little or no ex-
preston OF sympathy favorable to the de
ipudant uIth0ughit IS not generally regarded
against her They have shown probably a
motive and thas IS about all. The case may
be submitted to the jury without testimony
from any Of defendants witnesses. The de-
fendant appears sangrine that she will beac
quilted
At New Iberia, louisiana regulat ors rode
into town and hanged Jim Rosemond
tcOIOred) on the center beam OF the bridge.
Rosemond had been brought in by them on
horseback. They stopped the horse on the
bridge threw a rope over the beam and drove
the horse from under the unfortunate wretch.
They then returned TO the country. coz
oner's Jury decided that death was caused by
strangulation. The citizens are indignant
at the outrages committed by the regulators
and say steps must be taken to stop them
ROsemoGd was fifty years old and leaves q
Bid ow.
Dr. OIsen a Scandinavian physician, came
to Albert Lea Mimi, from NOrthwOOd, Iowa
last summer. and being connected with Jen,
sens drug store soon had calls to practice
He is said TO be afflicted with the morphine
habit and since last Christmas has not been
considered sane. Oneday on several previ Gus
occasions he became violent, and started to
kill his Young vie with razor She
snatched the razor from his hand as he was
pulling 1t out Of its. case and ran to a neigh
boris house. the mistress OF which returned
home with her. The doctor then tried tC
choke his wife. and officers had to be called
to restrain the lunatic. He Is EO- under
close guard uutiI the arrival Of his father
who is a travelling man.
William o Bren was lodged in the Clonme
iail to undergo the sentence of four months
Imprisonment imposed on him tarrick-On
SUR for oGenses under the crimes act. Nher
ordered to remove his civilian clothing anC
don the prison garb Mr.. O'BTien refused tc
obey the order, whePeupon he was seized by
the wardens and his clothing was forcibly
removed. His beard was then shaved of
He made a desperate resistance, and was eI
hausted by his effort to prevent the ramOva
of his clothing. The prostratiOn OF Mr.
OBrien after his struggle with the warden
was so severe that it was deemed best to sum
mon a priest to him. EatiOnalists ar
greatly agitated over the treatment of Mr.
O'Briqn. 1t is stated that he was severel,
injured on the body during the struggle
with the wardeus, and that he is still mucl
prostratpd. He wears only a shirt, refusing
to put on the prison garb
oh. Womack atraveling man. and NJ r. Al
mutt were in the room with Hon }. NJ. Clayton
when he was assassin ated at PlummeT
vile Ark. Clayton had been nervous all tn
evening. and was pacing the floor with hi
hands in his pockets He walked toward tn
window, over which the blind PARTIAL.
drawn and was in the act of sitting dOwl
when a shot was fred through the window
It was found that load of buck shot haC
been fired through the window, taking eftec
in the right side of the neck, breaking it, on
bullet passing clear through. He fell back il
his char and then over on the floor. There ]
no clue to the perpetrator of the outrage
but pistol was found underneath the win
dow, which may probably lead to the dis
covery OF the assassin. A large number O
citizens effort Smith have signed den0unce
ruent of the assassination at Plummefvill
of John NJ Clayton, and subscribed to pop
ulaF fund t 0 be offered as a reward for the al
rest and conviction OF the assassin.