The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-10-23
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

WICHITA, KAN, October 14.-The
village of fAndale was struck by q hurris
cane yesterday, and suffered great dam.
age. A. large Catholic church was lifted
from the foundation and throwna dis
atance of many yards. Lighter buildings
were tossed about like boxes. Trees
were torn up and tossed through the air.
WILKEsBARRE, PA, Oct. 17.-John
Davis, the ex. proprietor of; the Hotel
4Pitsbnrg, was shot and killed this even
ing by Constable Withers. The consta.
BILE attempted to quell "a disturbance,
when Davis interferred and knocked
Withers down twice. When the consta.
\ BILE got up the second time he fred four
shots at Davis, all of which took effect.
The murderer was arrested.
CHICAGO, Oct. 17.--While service for
children was in progress this morning,
in St. Stanislaus Roman Catholic church,
the altar. draperies caught FIRE from "a
candle and a panic ensued. The church
was crowded with children, many of
whom were crushed and trampled on.
The church is on Noble street in the
Polish settlement, in the northwestern
part of the city. The panic was caused
BY an old woman in the rear of the church
screaming, fire, fire, children you'll all
be burned" Frank Dzewizski, eleven
years old, fell to the floor, and $50 chill.
dren walked over him. The fire was ex.
tinguished with slight damage.
5 GAINESVILLE, GA, October IL
Billy Manly, living eight miles south of
this place, died the other day. An inquest
was held over the remains, which shows
that he:Was probably murdered. About
two weeks ago, from the information that
can be gathered, some person, or persons,
for some unknown cause, assaulted him
and beat him very severely, from which
he died. He was about 80 years old, and
he and his wife lived aloue. Sheis blind
and little is known of how, when or who
assaulted him. He had no money to have
been killed for. It is hoped the 6ends in
human guise will be ferreted out and made
to psy the penalty of the Law for such
.villainous conduct.
CHARLESTON, October 14.-The body
of Ernest Dauer, Aagman on the Char.
lesion & Savannah Railway, was found
cut in two on the tracks of the railway
near Reed Street to day. It was singu.
lar and awful death. Dauer relieved the
night dagman Sunday morning and moth.
ing more was seen of him till his mutila.
ted body vas found lying on the track. 1t
had been run over by a freight train and
shifting engine. The impression is held
that it was case of suicide. The coro.
ner's Jury rendered verdict of accidental
death. The deceased was a married man,
55 years old, and was believer in spirit.
ualism. He is brother of F. Dauer, the
we'll known musician here. No one wit.
messed the tragedy.
ATLANTA, Ga, October 17.-Mrs.
Lillian NJ. Gould, on trial at Murphy,
N. O., charged With the murder Of her
husband, has been acquitted. Gould was
an Euglishman of good family, who
married beneath his station, and neglect.
ed his wife for years. For six years
Gould had been in America, while his
wife, who was in England on beggarly
allowance, was ignorant Of his where
abouts. She was permitted to come to
him in Georgia last March, when the
couple vent to Murphy, N. o.. where
they lived in house ip an iBolated spot.
On the 7th of July the couple we're
drunk and the wife, in drunken frenzy,
stabbed her husband With toy dagger,
inaIcting fatal wound, from which he
died that night. The wife now proposes
to go on the stage.