The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-10-02
SINS AND SINNERS,

Troops have been ordered out in Warren
county, Miss. to save Murray, the alleged
train wrecker from lynching
Natives of Vitu, Zanzibar. have massacred
a German merchant named Kuenzel and sew
en- German employees.
William C. Purdy has been sentenced to be
hanged at Chicago for the murder of his
friend, Samuel Z. Reininger, Sept. 16, 1889.
Samuel Goldberg, who was shot by MilIie
PanhOrst at San Francisco, has since died
Miss Panhorst, when informed of Goldberg's
death, tainted.
james D. Lang, treasurer of Ontario coun-
ty, Ont, has been arrested, charged with the
embezzlement of $4,000 belonging to the
county.
Timothy Corbett, belonging to a good
family in Baltimore, committed suicide by
stabbing himsel in the body and cutting his
throat with butcher knives. He was insane.
Michael Haggerty, the gambler who was
shot in an affray with James Connorton in
n Chicago saloon is dead Tt is thought
that COnnOrtOn will recover.
The case OF the State vs. Harry Smith, late
manager of the Postal Telegraph company
OF Lincoln, Neb., for embezzlement, ter five
minutes dsliberation by the jury, resulted in
a verdict Of mot guilty"
A revolt has occurred at Cambay, India,
against the imposition OF certain taxes. The
| troops charged the mob, and in the conflict
| thirteen OF the rioters were killed and twenty
| injured Two prisoners we're made.
In Berlin Herr Sonneberg. q Socialist has
! been sentenced to three months imprison-
ment FOR les majestic, because he remarked
| that Emperor William himself would in time
| become q Socialist.
| Minnie Panhorst of San Francisco shot
and mortally wounded Samuel Goldberg,
who had threatened to kill her and himself
| because she would not marry him by con-
| tract.
Four masked robbers entered the house of
| John krimm, an aged farmer living near Glib
sonvie, Ohio, struck him and his wife with
blunt instrument, robbed the house and
escaped. The old man died from his INJURIES
Geo. Springs, clerk at Leaoina, near
| Billings, Mont, was shot while entering his
room last night by an unknown person, who
escaped. Springs was brought to Billings
| for medical treatment. He lies in rpreca-
| rious condition.
At Knoxville, Tenn, Policeman Hoyt was
shot and mortally wounded by George Tur.
ner, whom the police had arrested, together
| with Turner's father. They were captured
| but not until the elder Turner had taken a
dose of poison. He will probably recover
Frank Weir, government store keeper
and gauger, was assassinated near Glasgow,
Ky. it is thought by William Button. OF the
! distilling firm of Parker & Button Weir
had levied on hogs belonging to Button on
| account of irregularities in the payment OF
| internal revenue taxes
Frank Miller, widower and father OF
five children, at Buffalo, N Y, attempted the
life of Mrs. Maria Kurtz, his housekeeper and
| mother of two children by putting four bull
let's into her body, cutting her with kni e
and then firing q bullet into his own brain.
Mrs. Kurtz's ante-mortem statement has
been taken by the coroner Miller was
brutally drunk.
Word has just been received from Point
Barrow, Arctic ocean, that Joseph George, a
Portuguese in the employ of the Pacific
| Steam Whaling company, was murdered June
by an Esquimaux who had grown Jealous
because George had won the woman of the
Esguimaux's affections The murderer was
condemned by court of inquiry and shot
within twelve hours after the murder.
Mrs. Fannie Mcmillan committed suicide
with morphine at Bloomington, Ill.,, and was
found dead in room at her hotel. She was
divorced few days ago from Fred Mcmillan
now manager OF Fay Tempeton. Mrs Nc.
MILAN attempted suicide a year ago. She
was q native of Hamilton, Ohio, and a cous.
in OF Gov. Campbell of Ohio. She left all oil
her possessions, worth $4,000, to Maggie
Daily, a chambermaid in the hotel