The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-08-20
CRIMINAL

THE mayor of Kansas City was hanged
in effigy by a crowd of indignant taxpay-
ers.
FIVE prisoners escaped from Somerset
county, Pa, Jail.
DIR. T. H. STEWART, prominent physiei-
an of Bradford, Pa, shot himself in the
temple with revolver.
A MARsHALLTowN Qowa) young man is
pummeled half to death by the mother of
a girl with whom he attempts to elOpe.
THE officials of the Merchants National
Bank, of Omaha, are tracing up $4,000
gold robbery. There is woman in the
case.
SIX men have been arrested in Detroit,
Mich, on the charge Of abducting Joseph
Perrin, a rich bachelor, in March last.
AT Pittsburg Henry w. Dehl, a police
man, suicided because his wife upbraided
him with unfaithfulness.
STATE DEPUTY GAME WARDEN BUNTAIN of
Dayton, Ohio, fatally shot David McIlvain,
who with others, was caught seining in
Mad river in violation ofthe state law.
HEzEK1AH ARP, a nephew of Bill Arp,
killed two men in Georgia. One of the
men owed Arp and was endeavOring to
leave.
SECRET service officers seized $1,000 worth
of opium in Shasta, Cal, and broke up
nine furnaces run by Cinnamon in manu-
featuring from the crude material.
MISS MILE PFARFMAN, suspected of
blowing up the Juyenal residence with
dynamite was arrested at Kansas City,
Kan, on charge of assault with intent to
kill and released on $500 bond.
AT St. Martinsville La, Mrs. James r.
Robertson and her daughter, Belle were
found dead in their room. The formers
throat was cut from ear to ear, the latter
strangled to death. Robbery was the evil
dent motive. No clue to the perpetrators.
A WHITE named Frank George Hetzel-
berger was fatally stabbed by Ida Howard,
a coloFed woman in Philadelphia. Hetzel-
berger and two companions were watching
the Howard woman and two colored men
playing craps when the woman took offense
at some remark dropped by Hetzelberger
AT Alanthus, No. Frank Coffey and sew
eral others quarrelled over pint of whis-
key. A free-for-all-fght took place, in
which eleven shots were fired. Homer
Mccullough son of Hon. J. L. McCul-
Tough was shot in the wrist. Frank COffey
was killed and Robert Stanley was cut SO
badly that he will die.
OLE rALhE, LIiS IHeattlGdl dScHG WIZ
was arrested on Aug. on complaint of
Prof. Hermann, the magician, who charged
him with stealing $4,000 from him while
treasurer of the Bush Street Theater, San
Francisco, was discharged from the custody
of the New York police by Gov. Hill.
THE residence of Richard M. Juneval, in
Kansas City, Kan, was blown up with
dynamite. The perpetrator is supposed to
be woman with whom Juvenal kept COM
he was getting divorce from his first
wife.
AT Chicago, the police rescued from a
house of i'll fame two innocent women
named Mrs, Mary Rimpler, of Cincinnati,
and Mclvina Sparkling, Danish girl. They
had been found imprisoned, robbed of their
clothes, and were being slowly starved into
submission to the will of this keeper of the
place.
GEORGE f. NIEMANN, a shoemaker at No,
1856 Everett street, Cincinnati, was shot and
instantly killed by his son, Charles f.
Niemann, aged 20 years, attheir home, No.
18 German street. The shooting results from
a family quarrel which has been n prog
ress for several years. About 10y ears ago
Mrs. Niemann procured a divorce from
her husband for cruelty, but he was al
lowed to retain room in the house, which
belongs to the wife. He began toa buse
his wife and two daughters. The son was
asleep upstairs Hearing the noise he
came out and saw his father with pair of
tongs in his hand appraised to strike his
mother, and he shot the father cad.