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i ^iniu,excellentweather: vth a 11 cf some, i ady for rapidly;I smallover a mty-flve stroyingimagingcrops in t*ginningis most-ern part*d smallweatherrapidweeds; lit ions.II y; oats- to rut;v hail, heading? ng well, d.and cut., parts of rapidvigorous ‘ginning ; spring growth iured bytrains passed on switches.s\\* UK AS^ATLTRII IIKH,( barges Preferred \gn1nftt n PluttH-niouth Man 1 a Young: Woiiihii.PLATTS MI ITJTH, N* b . Juno(Special.)—Miss Hannah Hlack, aseventeen-year-old miss, this afternoonfiled a complaint in Justice Archer'scourt charging Robert McNurlin, ayoung farmer living at Murray, sevenmiles southwest of this city, with “beating, bruising and attempting to ravish her on the evening of the lilst inst. The affair promises a verysensational outcome. Hast Saturday evening a dance waw given out in thewestern part of town, and it was daylight Sunday morning when the dancers start* d home. Young McNurlin became involved in a quarrel with the Rlack girl, and she palled a revolver from the bosom of her dress and told him not to move or she would kill him.However, the young nmn made a run and succeeded in getting away, alter several bullets had been fired at him,none of which took effect.The filing of the sensational complaint against McNurlin today adds a new wrinkle to the case, heretofore unknown to the public.COSTLY FI HE AT ST. EDWARD.uvuiti n..vutnr mid I ’ontonth Hum.
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Lincoln Semi Weekly State Journal
Lincoln, Nebraska, US
Fri, Jun 26, 1896
Page 5
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