The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-02-06
nOINGs OE THE WICKED.

An attempt was maue TO nlOW up Lne resi-
dence OF Rev Father Joseph Fleckinger, OF
St Josephs Roman Cathonr church fMans-
field, Pa. with dynamite. The building was
partially wrecked, but no was injured.
The books of ex-town treasurer William
Hartman of Spencer Wis, have been ex-
amined by experts, who found shortage Of
So, ,215. Hartman was held for trial at the
next term of the circuit court.
DR. William H. Bradley, who formerly had
charge of the weekly edition Of the Phila-
delphia Press was sentenced to five years
and six months in the penitentiary for en-
bezzling money which belonged to the paper.
The Lumber King" Andrew Brown, WHO
is wanted at Buffalo in connection with suits
against him involving a large amount,
brought by New York parties, is sojourning
in Toronto
Henry Kentz, ex-president of the New York
common exchange, has brought suit for
100000 against the sugar trust He or
opnlzed the trust and alleges that he has
- cheated out of his commission.
.,...s riez the DIS drded 10 yer wfh0 s}ho and
killed Miss George V. Stone near Hamden,
Md, Sept %, was convicted ofmanslaughter
and sentenced TO ten years in the peniten-
tiary.
Plug Ugly" Ziemmer, notori Gus saloon
keeper Of Cleveland Ohio, shot and pro baby
fatally wounded Patrolman McNalIy in his
bar room. McNalIy had entered the sal Don
to arrest him for violation Of the Sunday
closing ordinance.
Another riot occurred recently at st. Adel-
bert's church, Buffalo y. Y, where a tactic nal
quarrel over change of priests has been
going on for a long time. A polish oman
led the rioters, who numbered several hun
dred
William Woodhouse, q farmer near Lon
don, Ohio, was called to his door by Kinney
Graham, aneighborin ng farmer, and shot in
the right groin. Mrs. WOodhouse ran to
her husband as he fell and she received a ball
in right thigh. Graham was arrested.
Andrew Anderson a young Swede, of Iron
Mountain, Mich, was found dead in Pascoe's
saloon at Ishpeming Mich. An autopsy
showed fracture of the skull, Anderson had
$3.50 inst before his deuth. but no money
was found on the body. The saloon bears a
hard reputation, and it is almost certain
that he was murdered forhis money. No ar
rests have been made yet, but suspected par
ties are being shadOwed.
Geo. Tobler, coIored, was hanged at Fort
Smith, Ark, in the Uuited States Jail for the
murder of Irving Richmond, in Indian Terri
tory, on the night of April 10 last. Toblers
neck was broken. Heprotested his innocence
TO the last. The killing occurred at q negro
dance near SculleyvillP, Choctaw Nation.
Tobler and Richmond were rival suitors for
the affections of e white woman named Daisy
Thomas, and the jealousy resulted in muir
der.
Hans Heander, young Norwegian, shot
and instantly killed Annie Carlson at Sioux
City. Iowa as she was walking along the
street with her sister He fired two shots at
her, both taking effect and from which she
died in q few minutes. He then ran back
about half block and shot himself, dying
almost instantly. He was infatuated with
the girl, but she repelled his attention. He
was twenty-four years old and she was six
teen.
James HaIlahan at Clinton, Iowa, shot
Jack Rowan in the face, giving him q dan
gerous wound, and as his brother, Jim Row.
an, turned to run he shot him through the
head. The affair occurred at Pat Neeley g
saloon. The trouble was caused by Halla'
han losing his gloves. which he accused the
Rowans of stealing. They denied it, but he
left got a revolver and retur ming, shot them
both as above stated. The murderer made
his escape and has not yet been apPrehended:
A terrible crime was committed in thelittle
village of Eola, Mo-, by Joseph Bacon, ne
gro boy twelve years old. While at home
with his little sister and brother, aged eight
and three years respectively, he deliberately
killed both as they we're at..play in bed. The
former he shot with gun and the latter be
dispatched with an axe, severiDg the head
from the body. He then walked to Louisi
ana, a distance of fifteen miles, to his grand
mother here he told now he had accidentally
killed his brother and sister with his father'i
gun, which went off before he knew it.
revised list of the fatalities of the fire ir
North street Boston shows that ten were burn
ed and killed, three fatally and six seriously
hurt. Serious suspicious have been raiseC
that the fire was the work of incendiaTies
1t is stated that when the street door wal
burst open the smell gave strong Indication
that the stairs and floors had been saturated
with oil. The police have decided on
thorough investigation, and Benjamin 81
monds has been arrested on suspicion. i
is claimed that no lives would have beer
lost il the locality had been suticientl!
supplied with facilities for extinguishint
fires. s. Z
Henry Buechler, an insane prisoner in tel
central police station, set fire to the bedding
Of his cot at Dubuque, Iowa, and was burneC
10 death. He was the son of prominen
German and was but nineteen years of age
Shortly after the night patrol went on dut.
the officer stationed at the city hall hear'
frenzied shrieks coming from the basemen
where the prisoners are confined. He rushe'
down stairs to fad the Railways and room
fun Of binding smoke. Grouping his wa.
along he saw young Buechler kneeling besid
his cot, which was q mass OF flames. buech