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rear Perry, o. IT., after binding and
gagging the occupants.
The trial OF o. o. w. Ludlow Of
Benton Harbor, Mich, for the murder
OF Ira Hurd Of Allegan ended in his
acquittal.
Robbers gagged and bound w. A.
Woodrowe, watchman Of Ashley,
Tenn, and looted the postoffice and
several stores.
j, s. Sanders, the Coxey army "gen-
eral +" has !een arrested In Pueblo,
Col. charged with stealing train last
May.
Judge p. o. Hawes, an attorney of
0maha, was scrt to tsil for hftecn
days by Judge Scott. Halves had re-
fused to practice before Scott.
Evan r. Evans, an insane man con-
fined at the Muir Gle, Ii d., Jail, set fire
to his bed. He and twelve other pris-
oners were almost suGocated.
Richard Wheeler shot and killed
Ambers Wilcox, 6 reighboriIg farmer,
near Mount Carmel, ILL.,, because Will
cox's stick gtt into Wheeler's corn.
The president Of the defunct Cass
County bark, Altar tic, Iowa. who was
found guilty of fraudulent banking
was sentenced to five years in the
penitentiary.
The federal grand jury at jackson,
Miss, has refused to indict the COVER
Tor. treasurer and auditor In the mat
ter of the printing of the Mississippi
state warrants.
Jack Rucker shot and killed DR..
Perry (coloreD on Red River. There
had been bad blood between the men
and Perry had threatened Fuckers
life.
Detective w. A. Palmer of Berrien
county. Mich. claims to have cap
tured Frank Williams, diamond rob
Der, escaped from the Ohio penitenti
ary at Columbus. a st.
Fraok G. McMaste;s Of New Albion
Iowa, unable to secure money, com
mitted suicide at West Union, Iowa
by taking morphine, laHdanum and
chloroform.
Jacob Decrhammer, an important
witness in q will contest at Camp
Lake, Mich, was assaulted and beat
en- into insensibility by man sup
posed to have been hired by persons
interested In the suit.
Joseph Lacroix and Philip Wells
his uncle, were murdered while cross
ing Pine Ridge reservation. Wells
took part In the battle of Wounded
Knee and the Indians threatened tt
kill him at the first opportunity.
| Henry Smythe, accused of using the
| mails to defraud Chicago merchants
escaped at Little Rock, Ark, from
Deputy United States Marshal Miller
of San Francisco, who was bringing
him to st. Louis.
Lee Frizzell and Fred Jones, Charg
ed with conspiring to rob Rock is
| land train, pleaded guilty at st. Louis
and were sent to Jail for thirty days
the conspiracy being held by the cour
| to be a misdemeanor.
H. ]. Bird has sued the Carnegi,
] Steel company for $4,000. He wa
poisoned during the Homestead strik
by some of the food, for poisonin;
| which District Master Hugh Demp
sey of the Knights of Labor and 9th
ers are now serving time in the peni
! tentiary.
Burglars entered the store Of Poo
Bros. of Lamar, No., blew open thl
| safe and took therefrom $3.50 in cash
| S27o0 in notes and about $15, 900 wortl
of diamonds and jewelry, leaving
tin box containing several thousan'
dollars worth of bonds and note
behind them.
+. L. Schultz has been delivered t
the sheriff at Van Buren, Ark, by
+. Little, who arrested him near Pur
cell, I. ~, OF the charge of having
In 1878, with Budd Morriss und Jacl
Rlchmc. d, rLrdered two receiver!
Schultz admits his identity but claim
h, had nntlting to do with the murde.