The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-01-01
WICkEDNESSES.

DR.. Anthony, editor of the Leavenworth
Times. has been arrested for publishing lot
terry advertisements.
William Duryea Hughes, the lawyer who
ran the bogus divorce mill in New York, has
been arrested.
John Galighan and John Johnson, miners.
were robbed of $4,000 in gold which they
had just secured from prospects near Salida,
Colo.
John !. Fox of Chicago who recently terri.
bly, injured Mrs. Bertha Kohler by throwing
vitriol into her face, has been sentenced to
eight years in the penitentiary.
f. NJ. Wilkins IN extensive ranchman and
c. S. Walton, q cowboy, have been found
murdered near Langley, Tex. Two Mexicans
are suspected
Masked robbers entered the house of Le-
land McEvoy, living near H anibal, NO., and
holding McEvoy at bay with revolvers, Sc
cured 81, 600 in cash and escaped.
John Watson, head bookkeeper and con-
fidential man of the Meriden Comm Silver
Plate company, is shortin his accounts, and
has left the city for parts unknown.
The officials at Cologne. have seized q
quantity of American bacon valued at co.
900 marks. and have arrested Dutch mer-
chant wb0 imported the bacon referred to.
Nicholas T. Armijo, the wealthiest resident
in Albuquerque, n Mex, has com mitted sui
eide by shooting himself through the heart.
The cause of the desperate act is believed to
be mainly on account OF i'll health.
At Charlottesville, Ind, Rev. W. F. Petit,
awaiting sentence for life for wife poisonin e.
attacked @ fellow prisoner at the Jail and
beat him severely. The man was caught
stealing Pettit's private correspondence.
Indictments have been returned against a
number of constables at De Moines charging
them with conspiracy, blackmail and m aking
false returns in enforcing the probibito ~
law.
William Ladd, deputy United State 9
marshal shot his wife dead and then shot
himself at Antlers, Ind. T. The deed was
done in a drunken frenzy. Ladd, who will
probably recover, has killed several men.
Judge Wallace, OF the district court of San
Francisco, has been fined $40 by the Califor-
| nia supreme court for contempt on account
| OF his action in the suit to forfeit the char
ter of the American sugar refinery.
Valentine Bates, night baggageman at
the Lake Shore depot at La Porte, Ind, was
shot by IN unknown man supposed to be 6
| robber, and who made his escape. Bates
will probably die.
| In Chicago Thomas Sweeney, an ex-convic
who is nearly dead with consumption, sho
and fatally wounded his mistress, an Ohio
girl named Mary Donaldson, alias Mau,
Dalton.
Ellis F. Bard, the cashier who embezzle,
$40, 900 from the Lincoln (Pa) Nationa
bank. and F. W. Hull, a depositor who aide,
him. have been sentenced to five years in tn
penitentiary.
At the Milwaukee union depot bold rot
Der snnt ched handbag containing jewelry
valuable documents aud negotiable papers
worth in all 81, 600, from Theo. Millenm aste
the agent OF Chicago music company, an
escaped.
News comes from Montana that the In
dams shot and killed Frank Clancy in til
Fiathead country. Clancy was deput,
sheriff and deputy United States marsh !
from Idaho. He had friends in st Paul on
South Dakota.
| Mrs. John O'Daly was found dead in be
at Lafayette, Mo. Discovery was made b
Sheriff Mckee. who had gone to the house t
evict her. the result of the foreclosure of
mortgage. The loss Of her home derange
her mind and dose of arsenic gave her su
cease OF trouble. She was eighty years oil,
few weeks ago Wenzel Schroeder, a sir
gle man twenty-five years old, disappeare
from his fathers farm q few miles from Z
Crosse, and it was supposed he had gone I
brother-in-law. He was found in the Woo
with his gun lying across his breast and il
dications of suicide. He was a cheerful mn
and it is impossible for his friends to imagi,
q motive for the deed. =
sensation has been caused at Yankto
S. D.. by the arrest of Charles Loffler, alo
George Weisel, by Special Examiner Godfre
| of the pension department., Weisel. md,
the name OF Loffler. has been in Yankton ft
trenty years. and held positions of trust
ne has always been considered an uprikl
citizen. md has been highly respected
: 1861 Weisel enlisted in Company d, FIT
cavalry. served three years. re.enlisted, *
the veteran bounty, served one year. toe
the discharge papers of Charles Loffier,
soldier in Company H. same regiment, ar
deserted, adopting Loffier's name. He can
west married in 1866, and moved to Oak
tn twenty years ago.
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