Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-05-26
SINS AND

A man with over sixty wives is sentenced
in Boston to three years imprisonment for
adultery.
A SMALL race war is on in Virginia.
A DESIsoS, TEX, man murders four
women.
1T is reported that the Wyoming cattle
men who killed Champion will, through a
legal technicality, avoid coming to trial.
A CHICAGO man is arrested in st. Paul
charged with swindling the American Ex-
press company.
THOMAS DAVIS and Henry Dickerson,
negroes, were hanged at Nashville, ILL.,,
for the murder OF Marcus Deitsch at Rich
view, Ill.
ROBERT II. FoRD committed suicide in
Denver by taking morphine. He was
formerly editor of the Northwestern FL
nancier and connected with the New York
World and North American.
MAGGIE DoxEY, the fiye-year-old white
girl who was outraged at Little Rock by the
negro Henry James, who was lynched,
died from the effects of the injuries re-
ceiyed an hour after the hanging.
Two colored laborers on the Norfolk &
Western railway near Louisiana, KY,
named Smith and Finky, killed a colored
boy without the slightest proyocation.
Friends of the murdered boy pursued and
captured them and riddled their bodies
with bullets.
Richard Kyle, teller of the defunct West
ern Trust and Savings bank of Chicago, has
been indicted for embezzlement, his alleg-
ed stealings being $4,000. The offenses
here were committed some time ago, but
were just discovered. Kyle is somewhere
in the West.
Two hundred and twelve Mexicans are
on trial at San Antonio, Tex, upon in
dictments charging them with violating
the United States neutrality laws in assist
ing Catarina Cara in conducting his reyo-
%lutionary movements against Mexico upon
this side of The border.
Catarino Cara has been located at Kew
West, Fla. Marshal Prick, OF the Western
district of Texas received an official tele-
gram asking the marshal If a warrant is out
on which the fugitive could be arrested and
held. The marshal at once telegraphed the
officers at Key West to hold Cara.
shooting affair occurred at Red Lodge.
Mont, between Charles Sweeney, check
weighmaR for the miners, and Thomas
Wille;s, a coal digger. The quarrel began
in the morning. Sweeney going home.
Willets got drunk and renewed the fight,
attacking Sweeney with a knife, when
Sweeney shot him dead.
THE engineer of a train approaching the
Rochester, y. H., station saw a woman w.
ing across the track. He gave a warning
whistle, but her only response was to raise
her head and deliberately place her neck
on one of the rails. The engine passed over
her, severing the head from the body. The
suicide was Mrs. Thomas Downing. Do
mestic trouble probably drove her to CON-
NIT suicide.
Two men, wearing masks and rubber
coats, boarded the outgoing Frisco train
at Cheltenham Mo-, and tried to rob it,
but LOT succeeding, fed. They got on the
front end of q sleeping car and attempted to
get inside, ordering a passenger to throw
up his hands. He responded by drawing q
revolver, and several shots were exchanged.
One robber is supposed to be hit in the leg.
II miles below Fayetteville, n. c., "A. Gill
more, 8 notorious outlaw from South Car
olina,- entered the house of Rev. William
Brunt, and finding no one but Miss Brunt
there, forced her to prepare dinner for h i'm
at the point of a pistol. After eating
heartily, with an oath he leaped out of the
window. Miss Brunt grabbed a shot gun
and fired IL buckshot, striking Gilmore
from which he died in a few minutes. A
reward of $500 was out for Gilmore, to
which Miss Brunt becomes entitled.