The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-05-08
poINGs OF THE WICKED.

Louis wells, aged 20, committed suicide at
East Des Moines by cutting his throat with |
q penkni e. The cause was family troubles |
German named Beranger, q banker in
Parit is defaulter Of $25O,OOO, 900 and is
supposed to have come to America.
human head, supposed to be that OF Hi
ram Sawtelle for whose murder his brother
is under arrest, has been found in the vicinity
of the tragedy near Biddetord, Me.
Rev. T. A. Lange, belonging to the Metho-
dist Mission of Canada was stabbed to death
by two burglars at his residence in Toxic,
China
Supt. Pierce, of the Bush Electric Light
Company of New York has been acquitted OF
causing the death of Henry Harris, who was
killed by coming in contact with an electric
light.
W. B. Lindsey assistant postmaster at
Helena, Ark, is short in his accounts 50, 500.
While an Inspector was in the Office Lindsey
secured a skiff and escaped down the Missis;
sippi.
Jules Hamel, the largest retail merchant o!
st. Perres, Miquelton, was arrested as he
was preparing to leave for the United States
without settling with his creditors. Liabili-
ties, 100000; no assets.
Edward Greenwald, a theatrical manager
from Galveston, Tax, committed suicide, in
New York by taking poison. He was % years
old and a well known figure in theatrical cir
cles in the West and South.
W. H. Baldwin, agent OF the Santa Fe at
Lowell, Kan, absconded with 81 900 belong
ing to the road. Through some means it be-
Cams AnV".t - the officials of the road in
Topeka, and they inmeuIa+nIv talegrnphed
their agent to have him arrested.
John Madvazo an Austrian detective, is
bo 1aI 1f
search of Corg Zapotski, wanted at Varano,
Austria, on the charge of numbering wealthy
German named Thud, bis wife, two daughters
and two servants.
Hugh Miller, q twelve-year-old boy, was
sentenced to the reform school at Chippewa
Falls, Wis. He stole his mothers watch and
$23 and with it made a trip to Ashland
Superior and ST. Paul, where he was caught
by the police. When his mother went to see
him he told the police not to let her in. as he
had no use for her."
Suit has been commenced in the supreme
court eff Iowa for the May term by Renclaer
Drew against F. Hubbard, prominent farm
er of Grant to wEship, asking $5, 1000 damage
for the alleged seduction of Mrs. Lucinda
]. Drew. plaintiffs wife. Mrs. Drew obtained
a divorce several months ago. All parties
are prominent in social circles of Creston.
Mrs. Nora Diboss, vie of a hotel keeper at
Robertsdale, Pa, eloped with a newly ar
rived boarder named Emil g. Chaircier, a
Hungarian; taking her three little children
and $370 of her husbands money. Al
Mount Union the husband overlook the flee
ing couple and demanded the return of hi
money. He was rendered $50 of the money
in consideration of his wife's liberty, whicl
he accepted, and the elopers and children a
once took a train for the West
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chester, Mimi, are evidently getting tired o
life, as there have been several suicides o
farmers lately. John Gauch, farmer livini
in Troy, in Wabasha county, committed sui
eide by taking strychnine. He was in debt
and seemed to have been very much in trou
bic for fear that he would loose his farm. 81
tried to kill himself several times before, bu
has always been prevented. After takinI
the poison his wife discovered what he ha,
done and tried to administer an antidote
but was not successful. The last thing
said was: 81 wish had revolver, woul
kill YOU This wife). He was forty years old
and leaves wife and two children.
Twelve anarchists were arrested in thi
city. Among those taken into custody wer
the Marauis de Mores, his secretary, NJ. Nor
dacu and M. Provost, secretary, of the Hal
Dressers' union. The police discovered in th
house of Marquis de Mores printed docr
ments designed to incite workingmen to dil
order, and found in N. Dnmont's house 81
Cret press manifesto urging the troops t