The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-12-25
WICKEDNESSES.

Pat Killen and Joe Sheehy fight in st.
Paul. Sheehy bites Killen, to whom the fight
is given on a foul.
Miss Ida Laycock, a young lady teacher
near Longmont, Col, was stabbed four
times by one OF her pupils named Bert Myers,
and may die.
At Columbus, Ind, John Petilliott, charged
with numbering his wife July 4, has been
sentenced to ninety mine years in the state
prison.
McDaniels, the notorious desperate who
was the leader of the Cotton Belt train rob-
berry, has been arrested near San Antonio,
Texus.
Father R. A. Finerty, pastor of the Sacred
Heart church at Day ton Ohio, has been dismis-
sed for alleged immoral conduct with young
lady member OF his church.
During the ceremony at swell weddin g in
the city of Henry, ILL.,, wanda les stole all the
twraps of the guests and the more valuable
wedding presents.
Nathaniel Green, cashier and bookkeeper
for Farnsworth Il Ruggles, draymen fSan
Francisco is missing, and the statement is
made that the firm bank account has been
overdrawn between $40, 900 and $15, 900.
State Representative Brandt, who died
few days ago, was So, 900 short as treasur-
er of Vencie township, Seneca county, Ohio
He was also bankrupt with liza blities of
$50, 900 and assets of only $4,000.
Nelson C. Jennings, who for four years has
been the trusted cashier of the Chicago
branch of the Sunday Creek Coal company,
has absconded with So, $50 belonging to the
corporation.
In Memphis, Tenn Miles Ogle, the notori-
foI /Dfh ho in
his possession and passing counterfeit mon
ey and sentenced to fifteen years in the the
penitentiary, in addition to fine OF $4,000.
In Keokuk, Iowa, Joseph Bean aud jose
phine Marion were indicted for the murder of
the Iatrer's husband Sept. IL. Poison was
administered to Marion in a piece os pie, and
shortly afterward he died in great agony.
Just before the death of an unknown man
at Tennyson, Ind, few days ago he made
q startling assertion that he was the mur-
derer of John P. Bilderbach, near Fort
Branch, twenty years ago, for which crime
| Thomas Camp was hanged.
| reward is offered for the arrest of George
Roberts, president of the Miners Union of
| Ironwood and Hurley, Wis, on the charge
of EN- bezzlement. The eamount is not known
| 1t is thought that he has gone to Winnipeg
| His actions ire great surprise, as he has
always been considered a very straight man.
=. L. King WIS 'ound dead at the Rock
Island depot in Chillicothe. IL His head
had been crushed in with bolt of iron
about two feet long. The bloody instru-
ment was found lying by his side. King
drew u large sum OF money and this
may have melted the murder, as his pockets
had been riaed.
In a shooting scrape which occurred fifteen
miles from Bowen, Miss, Will Blue, Dave
Mckee and Bob Applewhite all were mortal.
ly wounded. The fight grew out of the killing
of a cousin of Mckee by Blue ut party in
Jefferson county a short time ago. ALI the
parties are young men.
A murderer at Summerville, Mo-, is in hid.
ing in large cave. He Is armed to the teeth,
and boasts that there are not men enough in
the state to capture him. He has q small
terrier dog chained near the entrance to the
cave, which gives the alarm when any one
approaches. large reward is offered for
his capture.
Louis A. Pfeiffer, who was president o: the
broken Bank of America and vice president
of the American Lie Insurance company
was arrested in Philadelphia. Bail was fixed
| at $4,000 in default OF which Pfeiffer wat
taken to prison. James S. DUNCAN, who
was the cashier of the broken bank, was ar
rested at Newcastle, Del. where he hns beer