New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-15
A CHAPTER OF CRIMES.
MURDERS. ROBBERY AND LYNCIIING.
TWO MEN KILLED IN AN ALABAMA FE'D-A
KENTUCKY SHERIFF MCEDEEEp-DAH
ING EAID on 4 BANK-A
NEGROES FATE

Mount Pnccn. Ala Nov IA feud over the
possession Of a mill near here last night resulted
in the death OF two men and the serious INJURY
of third. DIR. r. S. Green sold Il mil 10 A"iofose
Smith, of Pratt Mines Smith and MS So''s tooh
possession and disagreement arose because ue
Smiths not able to pay promptly loi ''e
property and would not give up the f''i'i. Last
evening Doputv sheriff John j. Hewett came 10
Mount Pincon armed with warrants charging 'he
Smiths with trespass. Alexander Smith was ar
rested near the mill and taken by i'cM'N ''"u
Tom Massey. who volunteered to hep MN. o'er
to the mill. When TIewett called on SHlth Inc
elder to surrender Joe" Smith struck Hewett
the head and firing began Hewe't shot the
elder Smith dead Massey then killed Joe smith
AS Smith was falling bullet from his piston struck
Hewett in the head. Though badly wounded ne
will recover
Murray Ky. Nov III. NJ. Breedlove' Sherih
of Henry County, Tennessee was sho' ana III
stantly killed yesterday afternoon NY h'sro
named Coleman. The negro was III ainD"s" anu
used a shotgun, blowing the top of 'he Hhe''i
head off.
Walla Walla Wash Nov. IA daring banH
robbery. with an attempt to murder the P'eSue"'
of the Bank of Milton. occurred at N"'oi' o'e'
ten miles south Of this CITY, yesterday afternoon
At 3 o'clock when few persons were on IN" street
three men well mounted without attracting any
special attention rode leisurey ih'o 'o". anu
dismounted at the door of the bank OF milton.
Two entered the bank while the third STOOD guard
outside and held the horses President ~. op ,'
Cashier ~ A. Davis and Assistant 'ash'e' WIZ
lam Hopson were in the bank at the uhe., IL, h
first intmation they had OF the co TcS Nv The
jptrrders before making any verbal demand Inc
shots took effect in President H9psom po NJ; ~,
the aeor The revolver was held close to the
head Cashier Davis that the moneT
from William Hopscn He handed tray OF eoun il,
ter change containing aa % mmel"tely withoG; an
attempt to ge, the cash in the vault With, hS h3 ye
of the shots arh Teddd and rHf Mounted posse
pursuit but all traces were los' ai''t nc in
distance The wea,her ,h was o yards one Of The
robbers was identined as one A. Mc'ar'E
Little Rock. Ark Nov. l4-,word reached here
n ns %0 D q Heis se "Gs nh Sy
mob composed entirely Of negroes n"@o aSd sinc"
Nesoh he has been Confined in the small jail
warner The friends Of The mnrGer, Son h me- doors
dragged the trembling wretch out ana hah.ou MN In
his body was iasten So 10 b e slowly re-
~civing figure They then gath red lot of wool
set fire to 10 to and wl'saT he names The rain
| rb;ch was mourning down quenched the flames ant
saved the body from incineratioh'
Pulaski m Nov rI posse to Of aeS e7e4 4Sr WS h
| others who ATTEMPTED to rob the Peoria Decatu
ard Evansville train last night al lnecn IN, ,ch ~
70 ,'' zee that the robbers. who got off there an,
eocanod r. tho cornfelds az the messenger iiied a
| them do not escape the Central
| Lincoln Ill, Nov. i4-Iate this afternoon o me-
sage from Mount Pulaski stated that inc ,r onCsl
| we're on the track OF Of the robbers. rms ma
| served TO heighten the excitement, and people o
every calling are hurrying TO the scene som ,,
| c,rrying hrearms and pitchforks and others VIII
ropes. Another report comes from LAKE o ro, |,
| that the two other bandits have been traced
| Ike Fork timber which is beng surrounded by
posse OF well-armed citizens. and that the roop ss
win be shot on sight + " irot oy.r VINO was INV