Tub suppose*! assailants of Miss Bond
at Taylorville, 111., who so narrowly *s
caped lynching, have been released on
tluir bonds. The unfortunate girl is
somewhat better.
Richard Rkvki.l. a counterfeiter, was
arrested at Montos, lowa, by Deputy Mar
shal Vermilyia. The prisoner leaped
from a buggy and endeavored to kill the
officer, but received a bullet through the
heart.
Tiurs are unmistakah'e indications of
another bull campaign in Wall street.
The decline of the pa<t ten day* has
shaken out w< sk holders and served to
make a large short interest.
Tuk recent trinle murder near Mount
Pulaski. 111., came near being supple
ment, dby another tragedy. A rich bach
elor farmer named John Roach, spent the
night away from home. In the morning
he found that th > doors of his house had
been bur-1 in with an ax, and his bedding
and trunk had been almost pulled to
piec.s, evident'y in the expectation ef a
rich find. Some arrests of people in the
neighborhood are about to be made.
A docbl* tragedy has been enacte 1 at
Rogers Park, just north ef Chicago. It
I appears that two Swedes, employed by the
| Crane Brothers' Manufacturing company,
lowa County Democrat.
named Anderson and Eoklund starte 1 for
South Evanston Saturday light to spend
Sunday with a third countryman named
Rand, all being brothers-in-law. Stop
ping at Rogers park, Anderson killed
Ecklund, and went on alone to Rind’s
house.
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.
A loss of SIOO,OOO was incurred at Hav
erhill, Mass., by the burning of three fac
tories and three dwellings.
Two young sons of Charles Vorbreck,
of Milwaukee, were drowned in the Kin
nickinnic river last week.
