The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-08-27
WICkEDNESSES.

JouS ?. BAKER, Of Abingdon, w. Va,
has been sentenced to hang Nov. q.
AT Brockville. Ont, Bella Nichol, aged
9years, and Willie Nichol, aged 6, were
drowned while bathing in the river.
DURING free fight among, Huns at the
Good Spring colliery, Pa, four men were
fatally injured. The crowd was drunk.
E. L. PRESTON, a lumber merchant. Of
North Ottawa, Kan, shot and killed his
wife and attempted to commit suicide.
AT Memphis, DR.. ] f. Clemens, ayoung
physician, was arrested, on the charge of
chlorofor1nlng Col. R. Dudley Frayser.
AT Cleveland Ohio, mob of Hungarians
attacked the house of John Martvany, a
Catholic priest and demanded his blood.
The police drove the mob away.
THREE smugglers were arrested on the
Etruria, which arrived at New York. A
large quantity of silks and jewelry were
seized.
Two Chicago policemen had a desperate
struggle with powerful crazy negro named
Nathan Whitfield on housetop, but final
~ succeeded IN overpowering him.
NEAR Ashland, Pa, crowd of hungar-
lans at christening got into row among
themselves. -Four deaths will be the prob
able result.
JOHN SEwALD, of Sacramento, CAL, who
surrendered himself four months ago stat
ing he had murdered two wives in Nebras-
ka, has been released by the authorities
Two boys, kazer Mikaldi and Joe Trayes
have been arrested in Cleveland, Ohio, for
incendiarism Two large and destructive
tires were started by them.
NV T.
San Juan Smelling and Mining Company
OF Durango, Cal. is short $4,000 in his ac=
counts.
HIRAM J. BAKER, who claimed to be a.
member of the firm Of Hiram J. Baker &
Co., Committed suicide at ST. Louis by
cutting his throat.
CHARLES RousKA, Chicago laboring
man, attempted to kill his wife, inficting a
CHASTITY wound in her neck: and then cut
his own throat, dying in few minutes.
Liquor is responsible.
J. L. BAY, a clerk employed by the bonds
men to examine the books of the default
ing state Treasurer Woodruff Of Arkansas,
has been arrested Oh the charge OF stealing
$lOO, GOO OF state scrip.
CHARLES LAWRENCE, ex-assistant cashier
of the Keystone National Bank of Phila-
~Sitiiio, wiz PAcaueu Eullty 10 lalSe enJrl eS
in the books, was sentenced to seven years.
imprisonment and fine Of $500 and costs.
Rem GANo, hotel keeper at Fulton.
Ohio, went home intoxicated. quarrcled
with his wife and shot her through the
body with shot gun. The woman will
probably die. Gano is in Jail. =
AT Lancaster, Pa, Lemon Ellsworth a
widower, aged % years, shot and killed
Mrs. Amanda Eitnier. widow aged 46
years, and then blew his brains out. They
had been old lovers. =
AT Chicago Gastare Nicer, Greek print
merchant, died from injuries inflicted by
three men, julius Thompson, Joseph
Mohr and John Mohr, all of whom are
under arrest '.@
AT Kings Creek, Mo-, Thomas Wallace.
colored, had his head split open end was
killed with an axe by James Mardox, alias
Lull, colored, who Immediately afterwards
shot and hillcd himself with pistol.
ANTONIO CAEIAsc1, noted bandit chief
tain and desperate and the slayer of eight
men, added another victim to his list in
the person of Chas. Fusselman, sergeant
OF Texas rangers. The Rangers are on his
trail. -..... .... o -.1