The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-09-18
SINS AND SINNERS,

AT Phlladelpha FRANCISCO Paplllo,
rwplve-y ear-C1d Italian, fatally stabbed
Lewis Pearl, aged eleven. during quarrel.
The foreman that set UP the jack that
wrecked the Old Colony train has been in
dicted for man-slaughter.
At Bay City, Mich, tw o men engaged the
attention of the clerks in Il Second Nation
al bank while con ederate stole So, 400.
The men escaped.
1t is thought that the so called attempt
to wreck the express on the New York Cen
tral near New Hamburg. N. Y. ws,s a bogus
affair. The tiagman has been ARE sted.
}. H. Kelly and Michael Magee, Of Chicago,
have been arrested for forging tickets 10 the
Trades and Labor picnic. They realized
about 81 800.
The partially dpcomposed body of a young
man was found hanging to tree near Fort
Hancock, Tex. 1t had probably been there
three weeks About that time he passed
through town and bought a rope.
Miss Ida Hunsuker, aged twenty.fiv years,
handsome cultivated and highly connected,
has been convicted of orgery in the circuit
court at Seymour, Ind, and sentenced to
the female re 0rmatory for three years.
Judge Lacomb, in the United States circuit
court, has re used to grant writ OF hebeas
corpus in the case of Shihguia, Jogiao, the
japanese murderer under sentence OF death
by electricity in New York.
Thos. McPharlan, of Cambridge, was
thrown out of a Boston saloon, arrested and
! fined or drunkenness. He died four days
later and an autopsy disclosed a ractured
skull The matter Is being investigated.
The Georgetown stage was stopped near
Greenwood. CAL, while on it's way to Auburn,
| l.. hi l. Il
secured the WelIs-Fargo express box, but it
is not known how much tho box contained.
John Murray has been arrested at Hin os
Altos, N Mex, on suspicion OF m murdering
his two boys in order to get possession of
trust tund. They were blown to pieces while
| in bed.
At York, Pa, detectives arrested John
Market on the charge of forging nu mber of
notes of farmers in Page county, low a. six
years ago. The prisoner lett for Iowa in
charge OF Sheriff Skinner of Page county.
Near Paso del Norte, Mexico, an Indian
placed his little boy and girl in a box to pre-
vent them from eating fruit during his alb
sence. When he returned the hoy was dead
and the girl in a dying condition, The In
| dian was arrested.
Ethel Curtis nineteen years old, type
writer and stenographer, was smoking g.
cigarette in bed at her home in New York
She tel asleep, the cigarette dropped from
| her hand and ignited the bed clothing, and
the girl was so terribly burned that she died.
At Monticello, ILL.,, indictments for murder
have been found against Calvin Holden, Ed
| ward Holden, Mrs. John Holden and Albert
| Dunham charging them with killing ArIey
| Russell Russell was killed on the evening
of June 81 while returning home, sitting in
buggy beside his vie.
In Detroit Mich, Charles Steincke, eighteen
years old, and Ebert Hutchins aged fifteen,
| quarreled, Steincke firing at Hutchins with
an air gun and striking him in the hip.
| Hutchins returned the fire with flobert rife.
| Steincke received the charge in the lie. teye
and died. Hutchins W as arrested.
conflict between the Nationalists and the
police occurred at Lurgan, Ireland. The
| officers attempted to prevent q Nationalist
| procession from marching through the
quarter inhabited by the royalist section of
| the population. serious affray resulted
| and many heads we're broken before the po-
lice succeeded in enforcing their mandate. A
number arrests were made.
At Gainesville Texas. o saloon quarrel oc-
Cured between the clerk, Henry Nogel, and
| four young men from the country. One was
| leaning over the counter and the Others were
OH the floor. when Nogel fired from beh ind
| the counter. The ball entered the throat
and broke the spinal chord of Lee Hashan.
| The same ball continued and entered the
brow oil John WiIkey. Both men iHll dead
party of negroes we're engaged in sh oot-
ing "craps" in saloon in Elyria. Colo.
| They became involved in general row over
the amount of the stakes, Pistols and ra-
zors we're drawn aRd Thomas Buck ner, a
mulatto was shot through the heart. Orna
Jackson and Charles Harris we're wounded,
and q number OF others we're badly cut with
| raZorR.
Henry A. Root of New York, who repre-.
sents himsel and other Eastern heirs o the
late Andrew J. Davis. has been in Montana
several days examining the will fled by John
1 A. Davis making Davis heir TO his dead
brothers mil ions. d. w. CnFvnho, the New
York expertin hand writing, a ter II thorough
/ examination. pronounced the signature to
the will a forgery and the document itsell
spurious. This conclusion oi the expert will
cause still more litigation.