The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-08-28
SINS AND SINNERS.

= EVrtke rlOU occurs aG NIDdHy. Inc 1luk"
ertons shoot and wound several persons.
Miss Ida McKaig OF Logansport, Nd,
aged eign teon. committed suicide because her
lover had Tilted her.
Ayoung woman il arrested at bes Moines
for sending advertisements of articles Q. i'm
moral uses through the mails.
Edward Hake, the st. Loais young man
who took $4,000 out o his fathers safe,
shot lis wi g and then fred bullet into his
own breast, inficting a mortal wound.
Mrs. John Holden and her son Edward
have been arrested at Monticello, ILL.,, charg-
ed with the murder of Harley Russell One
held Russell's horse while the other shot him.
The interstate commerce commission
causes the arrest o. General Passenger Agent
Martin, OF the "Big Four" because he issued
passes
]. Kirkland, prominent Knight of Hon
or and superintendent of car shops at Cres-
line, Ohio, was ound dead, having been mur.
dered for his money.
Frederick Schroeder was killed in Morris
vile, Pa, by James Hall, a wealthy English
man. Schroeder and Hall are neighbors,
but quarreled lately and Schroeder started
Al " AdIl' hdI DeGu dFT6bUeu.
Bentley, the editor of the eAzusa (Cal News,
was taken out by armed men and tarred nd
feathered for publishing an article rejecting
on the condnct of E. Frazier, a school
teacher. ~.
|, j. Harry Ward, well. known member OF
the Baltimore corn and -four exchange, COM
mitted suicide by cutting his throat with a
razor. He had been suffering from melan
eholia -
Rollo Jones Of Richland, Utah, has cap.
tured man whom he thinks is Tascott
The prisoner answers the description of Tas.
cott, even to the scars on both elbows and
the right knee.
Albert satterwhite, Appointment farmer
living near Midway, KY, was found dead in
the road, a bullet hole through his head and
two gashes from a razor, sho wing that mur.
er had been com mittsd. John Henderson, q
worthless negro, has bsen, arrested.
Andrew Colville aged f9rty-six, who was
formerly a Methodist minister, attempted
suicide by shoting in New York, His -.wiie's
refusal to live with him any longer pro rnpted
the attempt upon his life. His wound is NOT
considered dangerous.
Near Bolton, Tex, W. Il. Twidel, his son
and. negro, vent to the residence oil A. B.
Tyler and began shooting at Mrs. Tyler,
wounding her, and o boy. Tyler ran to the
rescue, when young Twidel shot, him, killing !
him instantly. No cause is knbwn ior. the
tragedy. . sssz-.- Il, :.>s.s = ~.
During quarrel between Simon Powaisky
and James Young seamen OH the steamship
Rhodora. at News York. Powalsky picked
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terrible hIoss %: :Ehs head, inffcting fatal in
jnries. Young Was taken to, the Chamber
street hospital where the doctors said hi
could NOT live through the night. Powalsky
>lsasbeen arrested s-.a -:
Charles Pratt, a farm hand, shot and H.
stantly. killed v. R. Towne and fatally
wounded his daughter, Hattie near Ken
nard Neb. The girls brother pursued him
| on horseback and overlook him among
lot of harvest hands,, who bound him ant
delivered him to the, authorities. JUST tBeiori
midnight q mob .oEeFpo wered the sheriff
took his keys, opened Pratt's cell and then
t'hung him TO Q tree ips the jail yard
In Talmage township, six miles from
Akron, Ohio, farmers children playing In
| the barn observed 10 pile of hay moving
They called farm. hand to kill q supposed
skunk under the haysI The hired man thru ii
| a+pitchfork into the hay and impalad anefro
/ One ol tile tines entered the negro's 'sseye aud
reached his brain with fatal effects. The
negro was identified as Joe Williams, wei
known astons OF the most dang erous crooks
In the country. Williams had killed two
I men and had spent three terms in the Ohio
state prisons from which he escaped after
serving fifteen years. Upon him werea found
a loaded revolver and. burglars tools.