The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-02-05
ssssEss $500 q, > ;;i;;s;:9 3
GRIMES and CASUALTIES.

white boy named sTrehble, and a colored
boy were playing with q shot gun, when
it vas suddenly discharged, the load
striking little girl, the sister of the
white boy,just above the eye. killing her
Instantly. s, -
I CHARLESTON, S. O., January 3l.-John
Ovens, the son of prominent farmer of
Lanrens, was burned to death to day. He
.went'into q barn to get some corn, and, it
is presumed, struck q match, which set
some straw on fire. The flames must
have out off his escape, as he persisted in
the building.
S ATLANTA, GA, January 20.-A young
and pretty woman was run over and kill
ed by Q Georgia Pacific freight train near
here to day. Who she is, nobody knows.
She was walking along the track when
the train came upon her around curve,
and she was hurled to death. She was
rather peculiarly clad and, from appear
ances, was. tramping it.
JACKSON, Tenn, January 30.-A dar.
ing safe robbery was committed at Saltil-
|Slo, Tenn, yesterday morning. The safe
5of Craven & williamson, merchants, was
cracked by dynamite and several thous.
and dollars stolen. The explosion awoke
a5number of citizens, but the burglars es.
capped in skiff down the Tennessee riv.
er. They were evidently experts, and it
lis believed they came from Louisville or
ST. Louis. s..y:s.
s. JACKSONVILLE, FLA, February 2.--
Bosanquet, the young Englishman; Who
was bitten by rattlesnake yesterday at
Dayton, died early this morning in great
agony. Arrangements for the burial have
not vet been made. II. M. Cutting and
f-W. S. Palmer, friends of Bosanquet, re-
turn to 81. Augustine this afternoon.
Evelyn w ker, who was with Bosanquet
when the rattlesnake attacked him, and
who sucked the poison from the wound at
the risk Of his life,. is now out of danger.
sAsHEv1LLE, February Daniel Lee
tand Andrew Caldwell, of Madison Coun:
5ty, while under the influence Of whiskey,
lay down: on the track yesterday morn.
ing and was run over by heavy freight
|. train which left Marshall about 5 o'clock.
Lee was instantly killed, his body being
cut in; two and horribly mangled. Cald.
well Was so seriously injured that he can
hardly live. One leg was cut off below
the knee, and the other was badly crush
| ed.:A jugof liquor, which they had with
them, was not injured. Both men we're
married and leave families. i.iis
BIRMINGHAM, Ala January 30.-J..
u. Hancock, of Pratt Mines, Ala, yester.
day jumped into we'll sixty feet deep.
There; was not enough water in the well
TO drown him, and he was taken out alive,
but badly bruised up by the fall. Tan.
cock wife says be is insane on the sub.
ject Of Free Masonry. Sometime ago he
Joined q Lodge Of Free Masons, and
Wednesday night took his third degree.
His wife says he could not sleep that
night, and BY morning mas 8 raving ma.
MAC. He was tried on q writ OF lunacy
to: day, adjudged insane, and will be sent
to the jlunatic asylum.
FINsLAY, O., January S0.-A disas-
trous FIRE nearly swept out of; existence
the business portion ofsthe town Of CYg.
net, fifteen miles north of here, at an early
hour; this morning. The fire started in
the millinery store of Mrs. Leon Maloney,
above which slept D ll1.;7 Maloney, his 3
!year.old daughter, and his brother.in:law,
Michsel Slsttery, Of PennsylY lYania, who
was visiting there. Those three we're suf-
focated by smoke, and burned to!a crisp.
Mrs. Maloney and another child escaped
In their night clothes, and are in pre-
cariouss condition. The money loss is
about $50, 900. 49, lif..s !.
COLUMBIA, s. &c, January S1.-Dr.
John a. Harmon, 8 prominent physicisn
of Prosperity, this State, committed sui
eide at his home alast night. About il
O'Clock be: kissed hiswife and baby good
bye, saying that he was going to his
mothers. Several hours sfterward his
wife heard groans in another room. She
found her husband in bed with the hood
flowing from an ugly wound in the side
of. his head; caused by pistol ball. The
cause of the suicide is q mystery. DR..
Harmon was considered one of the most
substantial men financially in his section
of, the country. IS
P1TTsBURe, January SO.-Wm.F Faulks,
living at:Laurel station, emptied the con-
tents. of q double barreled shotgun into
his wife with fatal results. He had been
steadily reading several chapters of the
Bible, and finally in . religious frenzy;
killed his faithful wife. He is now insane
and under lock and key. The shooting
of Mrs. w. J: Faulk, BY her husband in
8 fit of religious enthusiasm has resulted
in q warrant being issued for one George
Krauf as an accessory before the fact.
Faulk declares his religious insanity WAS
inspired by the hypnotic influence OF
Krauf, who claimed to be another mes
,siah, and ordered him to kill his wife.
This 'Faulk did, and the officers are now
hunting Kranf, who has disappeared.
'sss' Et- zrE =.