Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-01-04
Victims of Judge Lynch.


JANUARY.
,l-osear Coger, colored, inccndiary, at Chero
IAN American named Baggott, near Duran-
60 City, Arizona
lin Laurens County, Georgia, negro pris-
1.-TWO murderers shot Inv n noh NJ c,,a,.,
les. "
A-"Nosey Smith Mt Sun River. Montana. At
Limestone, Indinn Territory, the leader OF q
gang OF bank- robbers. name unknown.
s!-Dread alias James Mcknight. at Pur-
cell Indian Territory
s-Ihree negroes at Plymouth, N. C. Ben
Forwards at Alnite City, La.
8 "A negro, name nnknown, at pontchatou,o,
IA; IN; !. Morris at Beyer in No Mans Land.
sam rll q at Clinton. Ky.
2F Tom Forsythe at Carthage, Tenn.
"a Tom Root ut Il Treason n' Ga an '"'
III M. \. Parker at Washington. N. C.
IS Skinner u, Hopkinsvills, Ky.
2ot-John Wood ut Denison, Texas.
~ Theodore Calloway.at sayneville, Ala.
APRIL.
~ Howe mt Fort Collins Colo
!-1blil Morgan and three other horseth:evas
at Eealdton, Indian Territory.
iotJaek Mollar, half-breed, in Garfield County,
stNear Gallatin, Tenn, Isaac Kirkpatrick
anMIiis wife Puss scolored) suspected Of arson.
EttEleht horsetheves strung up without timo
iS o PAYER, IN tho vicinity of Purcell, Indian
% Hardy Posey ut Bessemer, Ala.
1-.Ioa Harris at vicksburg, Miss Henry Pope
at hummer lille, Gu.
9-George Morton Mt Warrior, Ala.
5--John Wright ut st. Helena, Cal.
6-Dan Sale. near Dnnburg, Ga. Thomas Fra
ser ut Biounts Greek, N. G.
0lTom Rooney at Woodburn, Nv.
it-lDlandy' Hook, - Chitwood. and two
othei lorsethieves. names unknown, near Wood
Nardf indian Territory.
lS.iFour negro laborers at Washington, Tenn :;
criminal assault.
v: s-Apdrsw Grandatatf, young Desperate at
3---Aien Sturgis at Thompson, Ga
w foft shaw, Mou.ana, a negro soldier
named Robertson Dennis Williams at Ella
ll-Jimes Foster at Henderson, Ky.
. l1-At Monarch, Colo, q gambler named
17-Mtshinston Ives at Natchez, Miss.
26-WilliaIn Moore, near Mattoon ILL., (Iater
developments showed good reasons for believing
that Moore was innocent; that the yigilantes
had acted hastily; md that the testimony
against him was unworthy Of credence.] Ned
Clark in North County, Georgia
N-Malace Mitchell at Syracuse, Kan.
9S-Chuob MCCARTHY at Minneapolis Kan
John Rishea and Wyley Lee at Chetopa Kan
JULY.
10-Ham Staples near Atlanta. Texas.
1l-Willa1n Smith n Pulaski County Virginia,
1l-.Iohn Humphreys III Asheville, N. G.
2l-Eli Bryant at StarkYile, Miss. l.. S.
Elmer at Wahperon. Dakota.
3l-Flemunt Emmons at Pawnee City. Neb.
w. e. Handley at Carthage, Tenn.
l0-Amos Miller at franklin Tenn.
thames Stott, James Scott and JEFF Wilson,
outlaws; Apache County. Arizona.
l5-Noah Griffin in Calhoun County, Florida.
17-Outlaws in Pleasant Valley, Arizons,
hnnged William Nagler aud Louis Naglsr,
ranchers and stockmen
2p-Billy Cole at Guide Rock, Eeb.
3I-Archer Cook aJ Farmville, Va.
SEPTEMBER
ls-Jean Pierre Salet, and Didisare ut
Vile Platte Prairie. La.
2S-Iewis Davis at Steelville, Mo.
OCTOBER.
Sat Trinidad, Col, - Hickman
l5--Lewis Edwards at Jessup, Ga.
177-Nat Nathaniel at Wharton, Texas.
21-Nenr Snake River. COL. two hunters named
Dutchie and Admins, who persisted in killing elk
and deer for their hides after being warned to
desist
2G-Henry Jones at Woodland Mi 10, Tenn
G.-Vhomas Sayre near Bromwell w. Va.
NOVEMBER.
G-Archibald Pelon at Grayling, Mich.
DECEMBER
EGeorge Witherell at Canon City, Col.
11--NOeh TAYLOR RtAHarrisburg. Pa.