The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1892-07-14
IOWA.

barn Of August Holser. Eleven horses were
burned. Cause of fire unknown.
Thirteen officers and privates of the Sal
Walton Army arrived in Dubuque recently.
They are under command of Capt. Kemp
and they will remain here for week.
holding meetings in the various churches.
Robert Innes, wife and 4-year old child,
while attempting to ford Cedar creek at
Hiteman, were drowned, the horse and
buggy being swept down stream with them.
A Chinese gardener named Lee was found
dead, hung in his cabin near Dayton.
From the story told by his partners and the
evidence of the surroundings it is case of
suicide.
News comes from Alto that one James
Burr, alias Charles Williams, was thrashed
with black snake whips and tarred and
fcathered by Il party of enraged farmers
with whom Burr had been stopping.
A boat containing four young men re-
turning to McGregor from Prairie du
Chen upset and John Cannon, single,
aged Is years. was drowned. The others
escaped by swimming. Gannon's body was
recovered.
Application for permanent injunction
to II saloons at Mystic was made before
Judge Burton at Ottumwa and the cases
set for July 10, Mystic has a Red Ribbon
Club which has been stirring up the ma
tives in that section.
The dress Of the 6-year-ol daughter of
0, NJ. Olsen, Of Dayton, was fired on the
Fourth from a lighted cracker and the
child fatally burned before the flames were
extinguished. She died in terrible
agony.
VIM Glew, OF Farley, and his two sons
were engaged in blowing corn. At noon
the old man bantered the boys for foot
race to the house. When near the house
Joseph the youngest son, aged IS. fell on
his face. On picking him up he was found
to be dead, having ruptured a blood vessel.
The old teud between the Kruger and
| Lowenberg families at Dahloncge has
again broken out and Ed LOWenberg and
his brother are nursing serious bullet
wounds which Carl Kruger inflicted with a
revolver. The Lowenbergs assaulted
| young Kruger and his brother with the
above results. 1t is feared that Ed
Lowenbergs wound will prove fatal!
In East Dubuque about 8 O'Clock the 9th
er evening Miss Anna Johnson left her
| tathors's house to get q bucket OF water
While dipping the bucket she was assault
| ed by man. who threw her down and &C
compished her ruin. Returning home she
| gave the alarm and the william was speedily
| caught. lie was lodged in Jail at Galena
| lie was s. years old and gave the name OF
| Silas Wright.
| Laurence Powers and his son Anthony
were drying to Dubuque when the team
became unmanageable in driving down a
steep hill near Rockda}e and ran into a
wagon in which were five sisters OF Mt. St.
| Joseph. Powers and his son were thrown
to the ground. the latter receiving fatal
| injuries. The sisters were also thrown out
One OF them had her shoulder bone broken
and others were more or less hurt.
A young man by the ma me Of c. G. Ben
nett is wanted at Algona for stealing a
horse. He hired a saddle horse Of Lewis
| Smith, livery man Of this place and has
failed to return it. He was tracked as far
as Bode. 1t has been learned that his home
is in Knox county, Nebraska, and the sher-
| iffof that county has been wired, as it is
thought he is making for home.
At Webster City, Iowa, during the fire.
works display there large rocket was
accidently discharged, goin, into the
| crowd and striking William IIazelt of
| Evanston, Ill.,. in the face. The whole left
side OF his face and head was torn away
and the stick penetrated his brain through
| the right eye. Physicians pronounced him
| fatally injured. Two Others boy and
girl, were slightly injured by the Same
| rocket