The Wahpeton times., 1890-11-20
WAYS u oErHE WICKED.

killed his wife and committed suicide at Cor
sicana, Tex. Cause unknown.
At New Brunswick, j., Sanisoff Virsch-
kowsky stabbed his father to death during
n quarrel The boy says that his father
killed his mother in Poland
At Bnstrop. Tex. during row, Sam
Smith was shot and killed by three brothers
named Jenkins. The father of tho jenkins
boys was shot and may de-
At dance in Avondale. Ala, Nathan
Terry and Washington Brown quarreled
about q girl. While Terry was waltzing with
the girl Brown stepped up and shot him
twice, killing him almost instantly.
At Latrobe, Pa., John Frsby resisted ar.
rest and drawing q razor terribly cut Officers
Mccormick and Saxman. Saxman pulled n
revolver and fatally shot Frisby. The off,
cers's wounds are not dangerous.
At Kansas City, Special Policeman Dav id
n. Green shot and killed exPoliceman 10.
seph Beau mont, who accused Green of circu.
lating reports about him which caused him
to be discharged as q special policeman.
A socialist meeting held near Ravenna
Italy, illuminated fight, in which. revolt
vers and knives were freely used. One man
was killed and o number of others we're in
ured.
Obadiah George Deaver, for six years an
exemplary bookkeeper in the Franklin Na-
tional hank at Baltimore has been arrested
charged with the embezzlement of over 81, 900
Of the banks funds.
| In San Francisco. Augustine Olagnez. n
n shoe blnck, reproached his wife for associ-
ating with bad women. A quarrel ensued
when he shot the woman in the neck. He
then cut his own throat with arazor. Both
will probably die.
| direct accusation was made against Sci.
by Jones of Kansas City, who commit ted
suicide, that lie was responsible for the short
age of 100000 in the defunct firm of Hall &
Willis. The investigation caused Jones to
commit suicide.
At La Sale, ILL.,, Martin Ryan was stabbed
to death by his room mate, Edward Canin,
in drunken quarrel. Ryan had twenty six
wounds on his body. Both men were coal
miners. The murderer was uninjured. and
on completing his job surrendered to u po-
liceman.
While going home from p rayer meeting Mt
Mount Olive church, near Washington, Ind,
James Hopkins, aged sixteen, and Adrian
McCrncken. aged seventeen. became involved
in quarrel Hopkins drew a revolver and
tshot McCracken, killing him almost instant
:ly.
"A. Z. Evans, a millionaire manufacturer of
Springfield, Ohio. after OH escapade with ON
actress in Cincinnati, ashamed to face his
friends. committed suicide. by chewing q
stick OF opium. The last two years he had
had noto rious rows with sporting woman.
Early in the season he managed Agnes
Herndon. the actress.
Tom Keith, who was making disturbance
on q Wabash suburban train. Was shot and
killed ut Ferguson, Mo-, by Watchman John
S. Davis Davis boarded the train and to
bring Keith to order placed revolver at his
head, but not, he said, with the intention OF
shooting. He clnims that the weapon was
discharged accidentally. Davis was arrested.
Dnvid A. Greevcr, the wealthy cnttleman,
who was shot at Kansas City by Charles
Clifford, the New York light weie ht pugist,
has since died from the effect of his wound
Mrs. Clifford, over whom the quarrel was
held, which resulted in Greever's death, has
left the city. 1t is thought she may have
concealed herself from fear Of being charged
with completely in Greever's murder.
Richard p. Cammish. an Englishman, was
made the victim OF brace OF bunco at eerers
in New York. Cammish came to this country
twelve years ago and drifting west finally
settled at Bird Island, Mimi. Recently he
decided to pay q visit to his native heath,
and with that end in view he started east
and landed in Brooklyn. He made the ac-
quaintnnce of u tine-lookins man who. on
pretense of changing u $1,000 bill, robbed
him OF Sis.
William Denny, prominent broker on the
mining exchange, at Spokane Falls, commit
ted suicide by blowing his brains out Fl.
nancial losses, it is said, induced the rash
act. Denny was about fifty years of age,
and was u pioneer OF the Pacific Northwest.
| where he owned a large placer mine, and was
once engaged in business at Deer Lodge,
Mont. He leaves wi and two married
daughters in Deadw S. D.
About four years ago o stranger was mur.
dered, robbed OF 50 900 aud thrown into
Sugar Luke, just across the river from At
Gibson. Kansas, on the Missorri side. The
affair was investigated, hut no clue of tho
murderer was found. A telegraph operator
named Tip Dale has made confession that
he was an accessory to the crime. The con-
master at Sugar Station, whom Dale says
really did the killing. Both men have been
; placed under arrest
! Joseph Handenec HELD, driver for Schmidt g
brewery, at Dubuque. Iowa, was returning
from trip in the country. He stopped Mt
McDonnlds saloon. four miles west of Du-
buque. aud there fell in with three young
men, who asked for ride to the city. Two
OF them got into his wagon. and the third
uP Uu0 HeuU WIFI nlm. AtG0r
: driving lew rods the two in the rear com
menced to fire revolvers and commanded
him to halt. Ono Of them shot the driver in
: the back and took his money bag containing
500 The robbers then jumped off the wag-
tn and fed. Handenschleld il seriously in
jured. y. ~ -,
Lawson N. Noyes, for several years editor
Of the Akron Eagle at Akron, Ind. and for
the pnst year postmaster at the village, has
) sbsconded. having dcfrsudsd numbers o,
J people. He vas for three years editor and
!, lpublsher Of the Rochester Republican, and
while running this papsr he bscams involved
md attempted to get out OF his financial
strnits By raisiag noneyson forged notes.
He has continued bis erookedness ever since.
attempting to cover bis work. In which he
succeeded uatil fsu days ago. Already
lover %. 600 IN forRsd paper has como to the
4 surface. IL h also charged that be vas
tEsilty offanpsrisg With the malls.
Jnnes BaEsr.eon,icted recently Of attemp ut.
i u bsrEiarx. nsdes dsspsrats attempt to %.
.tespa iwn Jail q Helena. Sbssi3 Js6riss was
Z taApst u taks Baker aad TIVE either conviets