The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-10-31

CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

SPENCER, IND, Oct. 22.-te0fHe w.
Shirly, proprietor Of the Merchants hotel;
was hanged in efigy to tree on the
public square last night because be. had
lust married q Hiss Frame of Terre
Hdute two weeks after his first wife was
buried. His help about the hotel left
after breakfast this morning.
IooPEn, 8. G., Oct. 25.-This commu.
nifty is somewhat exercised over a nlyste-
rious report in mid air about 1890 q. m.
yesterday, which is described by old sol.
diers as Gust like bomb SHELL" with
the explosion and the scattering OF the
pieces OF she'll. There vas no tremor of
the earth as was expected to havs fol.
lowed.
CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 22.-Nearly
third of the 00inhabitants Of Wood
vile, sandusky county, are victims of
typhoid fever and diphtheria. Last week
there were Ten deaths from typhoid fever
and nearly that number from diphtheria.
DR.. Busch, the leading physician, has
about fifty cases under his, care. Great
excitement prevails iu the town and
business is entirely suspended. Wood.
Vile having no board ofhealth, the state
board was not notified Of the Hcourge
until last week.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, +, October 26.-
Sheriff Morris of Blount County; Ala,
with posse of men, cornered Rube Bur-
rows, the outlaw, and his gang, near
Oneonta, last evening; aud q desperate
fight ensued, in which Deputy Sheriff
Henry Aidenton and a citizen, Pen
Woodward of the sherifF's posse, were
killed. Burrows escaped to the swamp,
where he is surrounded. Detective Nor
ris arrived at Birmingham to-day for
assistance.
IRWIN, Pa, October 27.--Thomas and
James Thompso Robert Robinson,
Samuel Hemming and Benz. Stubbs we're
sitting under a car playing cards this
evening, when shifter pushed the train
of fears back on siding; moving the car
they were Under and instantly killing
Robinson, Hemming and Thos. Thomp.
son. James Thompson had his back
broken, and died while being removed to
his home. Stubs escaped with slight
injuries.
SHELBYvILLE, IND, Oct 22.-Mrs.
Mollie Corwin, the much-married woman,
was the cause OF ahat may get turn out
to be murder. Late last night two of
her ex. husbands-Johr 81. Little, her
sixth, and Joseph Corwin, her eighth
met near her house and rot into a
quarrel over dress Little had bought
her. Finally Corwin struck Little with
rock, cutting terrible cash in his head
and fracturing his skull. While this
was going on Little's second wife,
unknown to him, was speeding on her
way to Covington, Ky., with James Neal
and with all of Little's saying-s0me
$500.
RALEIGH, N. c., October 27.-A re.
markable accident occurred in Richmond
county day before yesterday, by which
Calvin j. White lost his life. He was
in the second story of a building feeding
cotton gin, which was run by steam
power, when the boiler exploded. The
force of the explosion lifted the engine
and boiler, weighing 5000 pounds, and
situated sixty. FIVE feet from the building,
drove through one end of the building,
drove it beyond, landed it upon the floor
as completely as if it.had been done by
hand, leaving the spot where it stood as
clean as if swept with a broom. Mr..
White was stricken and almost instantly
killed. His body was horribly mangled.
He was fifty years of age, and leaves a
widow and several children.
NEWARK, N. j., October 23.--Two
well. dressed men and woman drove up
to the German Savings Bank at 2.30
o'clock this afternoon. The men enter
ed the bank and Informed Cashier Web.
ster that the lady in the carriage was
unable to walk and desired to speak to
him and make a deposit. One of the
men and the cashier went out and held
conversation with the lady. She de-
ferred making deposit, so tie cashier
returned. The other man left the bank,
entered the carriage and drove off. A
few moments later it was discovered that
S1,150 in bills had been stolen from
behind the railing. Only two clerks
were in at the time. 1t is supposed that
the thief entered the enclosure through
the gate, wh ich the cashier left open.
There is no clue to the thieves.