The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-06-22
3Sss Ess0o0. This yearsit d: expected to BE
10000 900. u e, 9.'
The new directory of LincolL Neb,
contains s, 422 names and shows q popula-
ton Of Il, 977. ( s5
fifteen Minneapolis Touring mills are
now putting out II, 500 barrels daily.
This yearitlis .expected to .be
THE ORIMINAL RECORD.

Five hundred masked men visited the jail
at sheboygan, Mich, on the 14th., over.
powered the sheriff, took Till Warner, the
supposed ravisher of the young girl, Nettie
Lyons. to point Just outside Of the town,
railroad viaduct. The girl had identified
him. The victim was cut down after q
lapse Of two hours. BE protested his inne-
cence to the last. He was let down once
before he died, but would not confess.
q. W. sprague, the elevator incendiary,
has been taken from Buxton, Dak., to Gale
donna, where he.was lodged in Jail, and will
probably be safe from the hands of the
mob. Last spring he induced John Little
of Buxton to make an assignment to him,
By false representations. He afterwerd
failed in business; has repeatedly threatened
to clean out the tewn and destroy certain
ones in it. He has not found bail yet.
At 800 O. clock Thursday morning the
citizens of Iron River, Michigan mining
and numbering town, twenty-seven miles
northwest of Florence, N Y. were startled by
fearful conclusion. A shot of giantpowder
had been placed under the southeast corner
had shattered the whole front OF the struc-
ture and broke glass 1000 feet away.
Much excitement prevailed about the po.
lice station at Troy, N. Y, during the ex.
animation of William Slecher, member of
the firm owning the iron works, charged
with having instigated the shooting of
Hutchinson, by saying he would give 81, 500
for every one of the strikers whom some
body would kill,
A. P. Adams, wealthy ranchman of Red
Cloud. Neb., who has been sued in Omaha
for $4,000 damages by Stewart Hoge, for
the'alienation of his wife's affections, declares
he is innocent and was not in Omaha on
the day specified by Mrs. Hoge, and has not
been in Omaha for three years. Some peo-
pie think it is blackmail.
John Williams, aged seventy.seven, was
turned out of the Little Rock penitentiary
recently. In 1861 he was convicted of
murder in the second degree and sentenced
to imprisonment for life. The longest pun
ishment allowed by the statutes for that
offense is twenty-one years.
Robert Lee, the defaulting postmaster Of
Drlscoll, Ala, who unlawfully dealt in
stamps, forged thirteen names to his bond
for $40, 900, and also the Justices signature
and seal. He is charged with three MUIR
ders in Mississippi.
Investigation shows that by paying a
bride to certain alderman of 81, 500 Mrs.
Brayley sold the city of Buffalo site for a
school for $19, 900, which she had previous
~ offered for SIG, 500.
Osmund GER, secretary of building asso-
Citations, and proprietor of Fairview Park,
Readinff, Pa, has been arrested, charged
with defrauding the associations.
At Hastings. Neb., John Babcock, indicted
for murder, pleaded guilty to manslaugh-
ter and was sentenced to ten years in pris-
on.
D. G. Freeman, who has been representing
Lindblom & Co., of Chicago, in Louisville,
has disappeared, owing $4,000.