The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-07-03
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

BosroN, MASS, June 26.-ThomaB
Kelliher, bartender, was arrested yes.
terday charged with causing the death
of Charles z. Sampson, a barroom habi.
tue. Kelliher is alleged to have squirted
soda water into SIMPSONS face, causing
him to fall backward down steep flight
of stairs, fracturing his skull.
AIKEN, S. c., June 27.-This morning
Miss Fannie Lupo, wife of John w:
Lupo, one of Aiken s merchants, started
to build fire in her cooking stove, using
kerosene oi! to start it. The flames ran
into the can, exploded it and set her
clothing on fire. She was so badly burn.
ed that she died at Z o'clock this morning.
Our community is deeply shocked Oh
account of the sad occurrence.
AUGUSTA, June PA collision oc
currred to day between the passenger and
service train on the Port Royal and
Western Carolina Railroad near Verdery
S. G. Both engines and tenders were
smashed and the baggage and express
cars we're telescoped. Express Messen.
ger Bowen, of Greenwood, S. c., vas
seriously injured and is not expected to
live. Fireman Anderson, of the passen.
ger engine, was slightly hurt. No pas
sengers injured.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, June PA
desperate duel was fought last evening
near Midland, by Jesus Cara and Hildio
Fernandez, two Mexican cowboys. The
weapons used were dirks, the blades of
which we're long, and sharpened 10 a
keen edge. Both men were seriously,
aud Cara probably fatally wounded.
The men fought until both were so weak.
ened By loss of blood that neither could
longer attack the other. 1t was remark.
able that no vital spot was touched by
the deadly dirks. The trouble arose over
a girl, the daughter of rauchman, to
whom both men were paying respects.
INDIANAPOLIS, June ga peculiar
accident happened here to-day. limo.
thy Liddy, q plumber, boarded street
car carrying some iron rods in his hand.
He sat on front seat, and in starting
the car drivers brake struck the rods,
which in turn struck revolver in the
pocket of the driver, named Thomas
George; 8 cartridge was discharged, the
ball entering Liddy's head and killing
him instantly.
CHARLESTON, S. O., June 23.--Alex-
ander Noisette, colored boy, was sent
to Jail to day on the charge Of murder.
The testimony before the coroner shows
that Noisette and another negro boy
named John Worthy were quarrelling in
the suburba. During the quarrel Moi
settle got the head Of Worthy between
his knees and then drove an iron pin
into his skull. Two other negro boys
witnessed the af'ray-Plato Worthy and
Thomas Reddy. None of the parties
were over eighteen years of age.
B1RMINGHAM, Ala, June 28.-Sebe
Posy and Albert Simmons, farmers living
near Village Springs, in this County,
fought desperate battle with axes yes
terday. Simmons was cut in dozen
places and fatally injured, while Posey
escaped with few slight wounds. The
cause of the fight was an old feud. Posey
has not been arrested.
NEW YORK, June 26.-John Hitler,
30 years old, met strange death to day
in the planning mill at 306-310 Eleventh
avenue, where he was employed at work.
He was near circular saw which was in
operation. A silver of wood was whirled
off the saw. 1t had sharp point aud
the wood passed through Killers neck
like an arrow, completely severing the
iugular vein. Killer only lived few
minutes.
KANSAS CRY, June 25.-As the result
of IN old feud, a. F. Coe, a farmer, aged
IS years, living thirteen miles southwest
of Yates Bentre, Kan, yesterday went to
field where his brother in. law Nathan
iel Anglin, was working, and shot him
dead. Coe then returned to where Aud.
lin Anglin, another brother.in.law, was
standing, and shot him through the
shoulder, fatally. The murderer then
went to his house and shot Mrs. Coe
through the neck, killing her. To wind
it all up, he shot himself in the forehead,
dying instantly.