Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-11-03

were injured. Those most seriously hurt
are John Richards, George Sinarda, John
Sayers, James M. Duffy, George Wrandt.
Samuel Dorsey, a widely known and
prosperous citizen of Washington, Pa,
was murdered and robbed by two I'M
known men on one of the principal thor
oughfares of the town Sunday morning.
The town is wild with excitement and
armed posses are searching for the MUIR
derers.
Louise Winter, aged IA, of New York,
kept company with a barber in spite OF
the objections of her brother John, aged
26. Tuesday night John went to the
house of Mrs. McCanahan, on Fifty
eighth street, where his sister was en-
ployed, shot her dead and then killed
himself.
Maurice, the alleged con of the Duke
de Costilligan, a Belgian nobleman, shot
Millie Alexandra, in house on West
Fifth street in New York, Thursday
night, and then blew out his brains. The
couple were not married but had been
living together several years and had
quarreled.
George Schroeder, Swedish sailor, was
found dead in lodging house OF question
able character on Kearney street, San
Francisco, Saturday afternoon, smotbered
by gas, and it was supposed be had COM
mitted suicide. Later it WAS learned that
he had been robbed, and it is now be-
lieved he was murdered.
Mrs. James Whitehead and her
daughter, while on claim in the Chero-
kee strip, Tuesday, were overtaken by a
prairie fire near Hennessy. The mother
placed her daughter on a pony. Before
Mrs. Whitehead could get her own
) horse the flames reached her, and che
! was burned to death. The daughter es
capped.
James 7. Dargan, vice president of thu
Security Mortgage & Trust Company, O
, Dallas, Texas, was robbed of satche
! containing $4,000 in negotiable note
, and bonds on Texas Pacific train be
tween Dallas and Longview junction a
an early hour Thursday morning. Tn,
money was taken from his berth Will
he WAS sleeping.
Sunday night the Idaho section of tn,
: Mines and Mining building at the world
7 fair was robbed OF Scion brick weigh
ing eighty pounds, 700 carats of roug
opals, thirty.two cFats Of polished ones
/ two large cut rubies and seventeen
o rubies in the rough, the whole valued q
1t So, 900, and the state is under bond
J. the extent of $4,000.
Z 1t is alleged of gauger, not long ag
dismissed from the revenue service, ths
y he lost his place because OF tin breas
d plate This chest-protector followed /
b shape the contour of his form, fitted b.
8, meath the vest 1t was hollow and hel
d about fluid gallon. Its frequent fllin
8. at the expense of wholesale liquor dea
ers led to his downfall.
is Friday evening, near Pikeville, Tenn
ID an orphan girl, Miss Rosa Boring, VS.
+ found with her throat cut from ear to ca
d An examination showed she WAS on
ts ragged before being murdered. A neg
named Gabriel was arrested, charge
g with the murder and made confession
" A mob took Gabriel from the officers ar
re strung him to tree.
= The personal property belonging
y Count de Hospel, held under attachme
o at the Novelty farm, on Main Powd
river, was disposed of at public auctit
p at Baker City, Monday. The sale VI
'r- largely attended and the proper
re brought something over $500 in exec
OF of the amount of the mortgage held
Is the bank. The count is now in Franc
o' James Stone, who day or two a
confessed a share in the Wratten TRACE
he at Washington, Ind, in which (
OIL persons were horribly butcher
nd on September 10, duplicating
en- number Of others, broke down CO