The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-10-17
The World OF Criminals.

The World or Criminals.
George Peterson Maris formerly well
known Baltimore society man, committed
suicide in Il New York Bower ylOdging house
Deputy United States Marshal c. T. Spark
was shot and killed near Bell Green, Ala. BY
Lock EzzelI whom he was trying to arrest
for a violation of the revenue laws.
For simply throwing stone which struck
n citizen at Jesup Ga. William Moore.
colored train hand, was taken from the train
and lynched
T. NJ Gibhn. connected with the Loan and
Investing company of Pratt. Kan, has dis
appeared, taking SIC, 900 belonging to the
company.
A. F. Mott alias James Thompson. alias
Edward Baker, claiming to be from Wiscon-
sin. has been swindling colored people in
Mississippi by claiming to be a pension
agent
George Hazwell. who recently stole S9O,
900 in registered bonds from his father in
Hartford. Conn. was caught in Portland, Orr
by his uncle andtaken Last. He had squan-
dered about 100000
The dead body of George Martin, ,r. was
found lying upon the ground in acemeteryat at
Stoneham. Mass He nd been stabbed
through the heart William ( .Maguire and
Patrick Bishop have been arrested for the
crime
Antonio Mendosa. san Francisco bar
Der, whose wife let him some time since
went to lodging house where HIS wife was
living with another maj and killed her, and
but tor the arrival of al officer would have
ended his own life.
John Eisenberger. wife beater. received the
punishment of the lash tr the whipping post
in the Baltimore. Nd. ity Jail. Thirteen
distinct purple welts, win the skin broken.
showed that the whipping was serious
Fisenberger is the fifth t. be whipped under
Maryland 5 law OF 1882.
A. c. Rekstrom. Chicag ex-traveing man
got $50 on bogus check at bank at
Eau Claire, Wis Suspicious was aroused, and
inquiry by wire brought the answer from R.
G. Miller & Co.. OF Chicago that Rekstrom
used to work for them and a fraud. Rex
strom was jailed. He had only spent 50 Of
the money.
At Sonora, Mex, two companies of Mexi
can soldiers we're caught in swimming by
Yaqui Indians and all of them slaughtered.
The number of men killed is not known, but
so far not one of the two companies has re-
turned to tell the tale. The dead bodies of
the soldiers were found terribly mutilated
and striped of all clothing and yaluables.
The Mexican government has sent 900 men
against the Indians, who are rapidly retreat
ing toward Arizona.
man giving his name as Smith, from
NInnesouu5 On I'd a47t he -trarfer train at Nc
Gregor, Iowa, for Prairie Chen. When
about halfway over he told 6)assenger that
he was going to kill himself I'd started for
the door. The passenger trif to stop him,
but Smith succeeded in reach gthe door and
jumping from the train is arm was
crushed at the shoulder. auCle was other
wise injured and cannot live. lie is no donbt
crazy. as he has cut his throt two weeks
ago in Minnesota. He is abOt 35 years of
age, and says he has no friend
John Kelly, a wealthy farmGo Appleton,
Wis, was taken to the asylum He is insane
ly jealous of his wife. Upon alIDther subjects
he is perfectly rational The.couple have
been married FOR twenty years. For the past
three months Kelly has not sept until late
in the morning, keeping guard JPOn his wife
all night with gun. At every rs Ie he wonld
. run out, thinking it was q sign from out
side. He thinks theintruder hasi Iade friends
with his dogs. Several times be5 hs fred out
room with her dead child for a c sy or two
William Rosewarne young nan of twen-
ty-one years, pleaded guilty of charge of
grand larceny in the municipal court at Ash
land, Wis, and was sentenced to Waupun for
eighteen months Rosewarne WORKED in one
of the mines near Hurley, of which a man
named SpaFgO was superintendent. Rose
Warne became enamOred of O sister 1fSpargO
and robbed his prospective brother-in-law of
$l2O to get himself a wedding outfit. The
day Tor the ceremony arrived and did
Sheriff Mattson, who placed the bridegroom
under arrest. Rosewarne broke down and
confessed, and now the wedding ha been in
definitely postponed.
Frank Hesser and his three brotl RS, MEM
bers of family which has long be the ter
ror of it's neighborhood, entered " sterviIle,
Ohio, the seat of Oterbein university. got
drunk and assaulted Mayor H. P. n ndrews,
whom Frank Hessler knocked dow Then
the crowd defied arrest. posse Is sworn
in and pursued the brothers to tn d. home.
The drunken men opened fire on / posse.
About thirty shots were fired. NJ shall J.
w. Oyler was shot in the shoulder d nd will
die from the wound. Frank HesserA ceivcd
three or tOur wounds. He escaped tt aena,
where he had them dressed They e pro-
nRunced dangerous. 1t is though one oi
the HesslPrs was killed. as he ca .ot be
found. Old man Hessler and two yo# Ig men
named Moore were arrested.
While attending burial at Slee Hol
low cemetery at Concord, N H., two entle-
men discovered that the or oi
Ralph Waldo Emerson had been trbed
The authorities were notified, and for / that
the grave had been opened expos I the
casket. William Farrar, the undert er is
authority for the statement that oil ouph
the Emerson casket was uncoveredit NJ not
opened by the vandals, who were ami rent.
ly frightened away before they could II com
plsh their purpose. The Emerson Fl miIy
desire no further investigation. A atch
will be continued at the grave for theI# sent
and until solid vault of masonFv-Rith
stone covering can be constructed. II Sc
lect men voted to offer a reward of S. foI
the arrest and conviction of the desc tor
Chicago society is greatly excited o. th'
supposed elopement of Emmett G. Grt d, g
Chicago real estate dealer whose resid zee is
in the Hyde Park district, with Mrs. E.
Bortell, wife of his halfbrother The two
families lived close together on Prairie Iven
ne and have always been on the most ntim
ate terms few weeks ago Green to 4 his
wife ne was not feeling well and woull rur
out to his Wyoming ranch Tor short ime