The Dickinson press., 1883-08-25
defaulter to the amount of $780, 600 or $780,.


defaulter to the amount of SO, 600 or $780,.
600.
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THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
Nh. s.s. 49,,
1n .lss leeal e4ecuuon winch ever oc-
CURED IN western Montana, took place re-
Gently at Missoula, in the hanging of All
Yung, a Chinaman. in the M;ssonl. tail
M WI w 1oou: oPeop,e
a las' G1llne lor Wnlcn ms executlon was the
Penalty, VIZ COMPUTED Jan. 70, last, when
~ ah atbemPt to blow up the tent OF the
ELn ~ paymastef o. Horse Plains, and rob
sne 1nHates, an Yung shot and killed the
Chlnaman who owned the tent, and wounded
ia the last All VINO ms;nts;nsd he ;nno.
cence. Tickets of admission as a guard were
issued BY the sheriff to those who were pres
ent. Mnen brought to the scaffold the con-
a commo m chai 80, vh iGf a 1s.Hs. zen ~. n ntsssad IN III
Rev. q. M. Fisher. of The Presbvter;snn
church. The Cinnamon stepped boldly up
to 9. be b bound = the moose was quietly adjusted,
off into eternity.
Denver snecfal. The ,otn -, A,,,
n w.tt;ap .oIu ~, 9 H.
r. Wstk,ns' q prominent cattle raiser neal
Canyon City, was lynched by a lot of COW
boys, Watkins had fenced in a large
tract of land, which had prevented the
/ cowboys from roaming at win over tho
terr;torv .,o.o..t;.o wh;.h - -
Thew fss,, pe.ogs.ave "nacn Ivy cla!m:
him that he had stolen cattle belonging to
various parties, end upon this charge lie
was arrested 'lessted AFTER ne bad given bono and
lock. Georpe Cross Wiii;sm T = Wa,n %al
andL Sampar were accused Of stealing cst.
tie from Watkins ranch, and they were
also arrested. When Watkins went to Can.
You SiIy 70 stand ms triai on the 10th: he
!" daaeb Ia a9m au.nsesns f'n ny COWBOYS, snot
b ~ Sea'n ano a'eefWaro nange rom the
'11use'
At IL O'Clock on the Goth Charles Burt,
who lives at 1913 Sixth avenue sonth. Mime.
apolis. WAS po;ro dawn Seventh .uanne
At,ha oo.na. ~ 80 NV" essen'n aSenue'
~ VIC eofner oi 1entn avenue south oppo'
site Judge Vanderburg's residence he was
met by three men. who demanded his
Honey ana eacn polnted q revolver at him:
en;ne tbronsh bic Innas S TTbb ne ome t $40.
ran away and escaped. Burt was taken t.
| his home. and WAS attended nv Drs> MnoSe
| and Bendike. who probed for the hall Int
| failed to find it. Thew. however hel;eue
that the revolver used was 46-caiiber. Burt
described the ythree men saving two were
short and d tall. The police saw this
answers the description of men who
have been doing this kind of worp
lately.
Aloet aCtoclous Triple MURDER was COM
m.tted on the 18th inst, near Point Burn
1'a,.. os tniee meu, namec James
S.am " mes. nu an. 1osepn ~ranosii
a a.." .e.a -tu.. -. P ps. .ns 10y oslore' ana u
sums from the bank. The night previous
Frank Stagle and an accomplice crept into
camp, cut off the heads OF two of the Sleep
ing men, riddled their bodies with bullets.
and partially cut the head off of Claiborne.
They then robbed them and threw the Ran.
dali brothers over a cliff 100 feet high, aud
while about to throw Claiborne over they
were frightened of. Claiborne lived lorg
enough to give Stagle's name. The MUIR
derers fed and separated. Stagle was CAP
tured.
The JERSEY state prison a, Trenton hss a
formidab,e l;st of notabil;tiea among ito
tenants Among +bem are R.,dI;n ~
cashier IF The erchsn;o. Nst;nna1 49, "a -
Newark which he nn;te tboronob1vw r anH
President .Tohn Hsll;ard IF t1echan;oss, e.
Iahnrers, bsnT &c f1 I !. M. nMae q
Hadden annthar cssh;o. TOW UrSy No.,a az. c.
rat 8 Rovo. nash;as to-, ya.s nae~ w. Lar
~ axSh.nI III. o1s Icy ~, NY Xy,,! aeh.
Freder;cE a Pe1mar 1'Nar, aol1 HewaIA,
Ta".sanaa d u 49, INV auolcor;
Robert Cook, assistant secretary of a Jersey
City savings bank and Elijah Shaw, an
otner Jersey C1ty cashier.
Sheriff Bogart of Winona went to Roll.
| ;n.stone nm the 18th inst and .rro.taa
T.mes nua,s .,od +h;r.u s.
oS Sa y 4m Me, ~ sntn,y-nve years, on a
som e T 3, 1S.snl Poaes gu a EI. a On tue per -
nr;sonar Mss heIJ 20 . H. 5;s $500 1H ~
| the snm nf ri 0a0 AccnrS;na ~ t tor;s ~
ythe girl was at work for a farmer. Ow-
g watched his opportunity, and, when
"'f1rma Wa absent from home, made an
grasp and ran to a neighbor's. He again
watched and made q second assault, when
the brave girl fought the scoundrel with a
stick of weod until he relinquished his de-
''sn'
Many people IN the Northwest are deeply
interested IN the o~nial OF Ansley Gray,
VINO Is now IN jail at Denver for drunk
eness, he was once q brilliant attorney of
milwaukee, at one time served in the
assembly. de married a wealthy Racine
lazy, and soon squandered her fortune of
$4O,OOo: His dlssipated habits led to a
soRk1S1 o. ~ ".I ~ noe e,1.,e oeen sfaVe1ilne