Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-10-20

Charges have been filed against
! Sheriff Jacobs, Of Corunna, Mich, for
not preventing the lynching of Muir
derer Sullivan in May.
| Henry Baysinger and Levi Orrichs,
leaders of rival horse trading bands,
quaTe-ed near Terre Haute, Ind, and
! Baysn@er shot Orrichs to death.
| The skeleton of Paul Lee, a farmer
u Grand Forks, S. d., who disappeared
! two years ago. has been found on the
prairie He had been murdered
George Wiesenberger, the abscond-
ing treasurer Of the Columbus, O..
Catholic Benevolent society and
Knights Of St. George, was arrested
in Evansville. Ind.
F. Miss Eta Gum and Miss Josephine
; Dresser We're struck by Wabash
/! train III Jacksonvi le, III. Miss Gum
| ud~ killed and Miss Dresser was IA
tally hurt.
! There is talk Of the grand jury in
dieting Sheriff Courtney and other
Kings county officials by whose CON
nivan"c the Coney Island prize-fghts
have been allowed.
! Nearly every building in the village
Of Parkersburg, Ia, was destroyed by
fire. The loss is $4,000. The village
has a population Of 1000. The fire
I was Of incendiary origin.
! Three burglars were detected in the
act Of blowing open the safe in the
! Carleton, Mimi, bank, and were fired
on by policeman. One Of the cracks
mon was wounded, but all escaped.
! Mrs Sarah Collins, Of San Francisco,
Cal, was cut TO pieces with knife
in the hands Of her drunken husband,
from whom she had been separated.
, The murderer fled but was captured.
! GOV. PattiSon, of Pennsylvania, has
! fixed Thursday, December {, for the
execution Of Ben Tennis, sentenced
last week to be hanged for the murder
Of little Agnes Cooper Wright near
-. iummellstoWn.
! s. Leb"nberg, Of Chicago, who is in
Jail at Ctalesburg for procuring of sew
craI pelsons $3.50 on forged checks
Oh the First National bank Of Chicago,
!. is wanted on similar charge in st.
! Joe. Mo
The large cotton, gin and corn mill
Of Hynum & co. near CORTLAND, Ala,
was burned by whitecaps last night,
/ together with 100 bales Of cotton, 4
large quantity Of grain and cotton
seed Loss, $4,000.
! The employees Of the Chesapeake,
Ohio and Southwestern railway have
accepted the 10 per cent reduction in
wages, and the men who went out
when the reduction went into Cfccl,
, Oct. l. have returned to work.
The body Of man, his hands tied
behind his back, was found III 4 pond
II 81. Louis 1t is evidently murder.
Mother Mary Augustine, who found
ed the order of Little Sisters OF the
Poor, died at Tour st. Joseph, France
i man giving the name of A. G.
Cranston and claiming to be from Nc
Albany on suspicion Of being Frank
Graham Of Chicago, the man who
murdered George Ryan, il lad Of fiji
teen years Old, July y.
obituary: At London, William Smith,
Ii" d., the author Of classical diction-
aries and hiStories-At Great Burning
ton, M.t>s., Mrs. Ann Hickey, aged one
hundred and four At Washington, j.
Willis AIcnard, the first colored man to
ran for cOngl cSS.
Bartho!di Pepper. who eloped from
Brooklyn with Mrs, Charles Ii. Hal
lorh, who Killed herself in Chicago,
has been arrested ut San Francisco.
lie is charged with having taken about
5000 in money which the woman had
with her when She ram away.
-Four persons suicidCd at St Louis in
one day. Henry AIichaels, Il carpen-
ter, cnt his throat; Matthias Greefe,
1 bartender, shot himself; Hattie Low
ell took morphine; Michae. Brown, a
shoemaker, cut the arteries Of his left
wrist with Il shoe knife.