The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-18

a Plymouth Farmer shoots at One Man
and kiils Anothsr-Trageav Near Au-
burn.
BnATRIcE. Nsb.. June II.
News has Just been received at Beatrice
OF tragedy at Plymouth, small town on
the edge Of Jefferson county, twelve
md lea vest Of Beatrice. Michael Doyle
got into an alteration with
tenant. Andrew Potter, on his farm and
drew mis- pistol 10 shoot him. Doyle fred
two shots. but missing Potter, struck and
fatally wounded bystandsr BY the name
Of Sneak. Doyle surrendered himsslf %
tho jefferson county authorities aud was
lodged In iail II Fasrhary. Hss hearing is
set for Thursday. shsak Ii shot In tbs
arm and abdomen and viii die.
AuBuMu. Nsb Juns ~.
James Whitman, renter on g. w.
Whseler's farm one mile aud half from
Auburn, was shot through the right breast
with bullet from S8-calibrs plstol while
moving with . scythe. AZ the eoroners
inquest sister OF the dead man
testified that her husband, Charles johnson,
had lsxiaked his COW at IL o'clock In
the slough where her brother was moving,
and them told her he was going 10 town
about 6 o'clock. A younger brother of
Johnsons was examined by ths jury and
be testified that at about noon his brother
had called on him, three miles south, and
asked him 30 60 mp and take care of his
crops, % he was going 10 leave the eountry.
he at once drove 10 the farm, found the
dead man and reported TO the coroner.
the bullet taken from the dead mans
body was the counterpart of partial box
found In 5ohnson's house. Charles
johnson In the meantime Is missing,
and II im supposed that he took the south
bound Missouri Pacific train Mt Howe.
The sheriff has wired his description in
varioas directions. II Is as follows: Five
feet, nine inches sail; of spare hnild;
light oolored mustache; short, stubby.
scattering. light brown whsskers; brown
co~t, striped pants, drab hat. The eoro-
ner's jury adjourned without rendering q
verdict. The causes which led up 20 the
kiliiag are - vet undeveloped.
Mary 10 New weddsd.
Lospos. Jens ~.
Miss Mary Anderson was married THE
morning to Antonio Navarro ia the Roman
Catholic chapel Of Sc. MAry's in Hamp-
stead. The wedding was strictly private.
Mary Anderson 10 a yssrs o. age, having bees
born In Bscramenfo. Cal, July. 1850 In hsr
tnfancy her parents removed 70 Louisville Ky.
and she was left fstharleas At years Of age.
shs was sducated In ths ufsulina convent i'm
Iouisyisse. and when ~ PEARS old resolved 10
enter the dramatic profession. she received
thoroueh training Ia muaic. dancing and liter
stuFa 60 that end, and after takine
. course OF dramatic lessons In New
Vera. On thn advice of ChaFaotta
Cashman. and pursuing slosuaionary
studies at home for d year longer. she ap-
psaxsd ss Juliet II Maeanisy's thsatsr. Ionis-
villa. Nov. ~, 1875, and subsequently, An ethsr
paxta. She nsxt played ia &C. Louis, and then
IN New Orleans. whsre che was received with
great enthusiasm. Hhe soan became fasorits
actress IN Ill thu large cities Of the United
6kstsa, playing Lady Macbeth, Parthenia in
: fns0naaT. Pauline in Tho Lady of Lycns.
tialstsa, And othsr characters. Since lsss sha
has played principally IA Icndon, whore sho
has been Grsstiy admired.
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