The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-03

s."P"nA oHice uhu tne ucl,OG remaining.
ABOUT fifteen hundred people are homeless.
a. V. Brugg. ex;sherif of Onachita county,
Arkansas, and u brother of Walter L. Bragg,
Of the Interstate commerce commission, WIS
s!,ot and killed at Camden, Ark, by ). G.
ters.
Martin Dunn, formerly, Of Faribault, now
fqlenIQn. MhiLe aeSi lt6a6E EN:as6inu
'of tan dt Fdir6ault, Hinn., received flie BAH
on his inv bone and suffered severe fracture
trouble.
Jessie Mckinney, n married woman, shot
of Forest City, Iowa. Sullivan and two 9th
er mon were prowling around her cottage and
upon refusing To leave. Sullivan received u
pistol wound. Mrs. Mckinney is in custody.
At Mackfoot, Idaho. Frnnk Williams WINS
hung for the murder of Charles Ratl and
Capt Winn near. Caribou, Dec. II, 1886. He
was Indifferent about his fite, and when the
time came for the drop he called out "All
ready
&C. Nelson, al,sconding banker from At.
lanta, Ga, il in the Bcllcville Jail in Canada
He has l,ccn rcman,lc,l for u week. lie has
h'rn held for bringing stolen money into
canada. He has no fear Of being cxtraditc,l
Nelson in IL Canadian. He brought here
$4,000 and much jewelry. His deialcation
wus much larger.
A highway robbery occurred in Ortonvillc,
Minn. a farm lnborcr named T.. 7. Hiistad
was sluggc,l and robbed Of quite % sum of
money. One of the alleged robbers was ar-
rested. Iin wus armed with IL heavy revol-
yer, big knife and razor. lio was given IL
preliminary examination and bound over.
lie gave the name Of John O'Connor.
H. W. Henry, one of the most brilliant
young lawyers in Western Kentucky, shot
himself mt Hopkinsvillr. dying instantly.
He was Il nominee for Cleveland and Thur
man clcctor in that district, and had been
mentioned for the Democratic nomination
The cause of the suicide is u mystery.
ut Quincy, ILL.,, when the akiff was capsizc,i
an,l sam Steel nnd Miss Jessie Kay were
drowned. Steel's body was recovered. with
u bullet hole in tho temple, md l,n is now
Thought to have been murdered and tho boat
upset to remove suspicion regarding his
death. Miss Kay's holy has not vet leen
found. The police arc working on the cnse.
Henry S. Ivct fNcw York, supposed to he
In Canada, unexpectedly surrendered himself
mn Indictment against Observation-Disclosures
mcnt from Cin,innati, Hamilton 4 Dayton
railroad. Gc,rl,c Stain0r, cX- president of he
Cincinnati. 4 Dayton lallrOad, also surrcn,l-
rr'sl. and he and Ives gave $4,000 bond
c'icl,, with All,cre Nctter and George II. Spea
as bOn,lsimrn.
The adultery ease against Henry w.
Moore was called at Topeka and his bond Of
$500 wis forfeited Mrs. NOrtun's ease was
continued for two w,sks. Their lawyers gave
y" intima,ion of their present whereabouts
hut the same day u dispatch from Idaho
Springs said: Editor Moore and Mrs. Nor
ton, OfSt. Louis cloprncnt fu,nr, arrived
here a few days ago and are living Mt one
hotel ns m,n and wife. Efforts to interview
Moore proved frui,lcss.'
Officers have arrested Pedro Yamcs, the
15-yeIr-old hoy. who murdered Station Agent
Stevenson Mt Glamis, Col, some time ago.
Stevenson w;s lying on II cot in the station
when Pedro Gtllc in-took the oficcr's re-
volver from its r.stinT place and shot Steven
s"n through the body, killing him instantly
Pedro then took $40 from the drawer and be-
gan to spend il in saloons When Steven
sons death was discovered the boy tried to
run away, but was captured. lie first said
the agent had killed himself, but aftcrward
confessed.
Jack Allen was hung III the court house ut
Monticello, N. u, for the murder Of lls,ir;,
lricl nt icifcrsonvillcl last October. Allen had
;ln iron nerve, and sang and prayed under the
isallows in n strong, clrnr voice. lie asked
for glass of whisky, which was refused him.
said: Lat her go Gallagher" The sheriff
then pulled the lever and Aliens body swung
in the air. lie was cut down aftcr hanging
fourteen and 1; half minutes. lie WAS M,
Englisliman, ~ years of fage, and came to
this country two years ago.
Two of the three anarchists arrested at Chi.
cago for ronspiring to assnssilate Bondfelsl
Grny.nnd Grnnrll are out Ofjail. Chleboun and
fhalmk furnished the required bonds oi
Il, In rf II I,
leased. Hronck, the arrl-conspirator, is still
in confinement, and will doubtless So rcmnin
Inspector BOntlirtl Says tho case is complete
with the three arrest already made. One OF
two Others may have known Of the plot, but
not to tlcextent that they could be convicted
Any further arrests will be for tn.
purpose of holding witnesses.
hanged ut BackfoUt, ldaho for the murder
Of Charles Reed and Captain Vim. near Car.
ib"u. OH December 18th. 1886. His story
about this affnir, which he made on the wit.
ness stand, is that he went to the cabin OF
Reed and Vim and was sitting lown tulking
with them, when Reed usked to Zee his gun
When Reed handed it back the hammers
ing through Reeds head. Vim, seeing
what had happened picked up an IKE and
started for Williams, who with one piece
Knocked Vim down. Vim jumped and
reached for the gun hanging on the rafters
of the cabin, but Williams caught the axe
and killed him with it.
Ben Dutton went to the house of John In
mont ut Ithaca, N. T.. aud attempted to kill
Lamont and Miss ROat, II young woman en-
ploycd in LMmont's family. Dutton fired
one bullet Mt Lamont, which took effect in he
faar, and four at the girl, all of which took
effect. Her most serious injury is Il bullet
wound in the back Of the head, and her re-
covery IL doubtful. Dutton esc.,Md to the
woods. Next morning his dead body was
A paper was nlso found mt the dead mans
side marked strychnine. Dutton had l~er
paying attention to the ROat girl, and ON
l.nmonts advice she rejected his suit. Dut
ton swOrc to get even with Lamont for inter
ferins. and it was in fulfllment of his oath
that the crime was committed. The wounded
nlan IL n cousin of Daniel $. Lamont.
Travelling Auditor Townsend. of tho Gull
rnn'l, arrived ut Springfield Mo-, from Ill.
south aud vrri.- the report that one Of tl,t
negro county officials had l"4.n Iynrlled by II
mol, of white lneiI at Marion. Ark. which
place is under guard Of armed men. A gcncr
al state of excitement prevails. Neither
couricrS nor messengers are allowed in Ol
ont. and he telegraph operator is confined
states that the victim was one Of the ban
isllc,i eighteen. Tho mob seized him while lt
w;ls rntlcavoriIlg to enter the court house
dragged him to Ill. woods at the edge of TIL,
town. and after II desperate struggle strung
him up. 1t is caimcd that Gov. Hughes al
Little Rock has bGn called upon for pro
lection. and that m armed force of white
men have gone from Walnut Ridge to Marion
to aid c whites, who look for IL serious up
lisiu;, among TIL" negroes.
8, Edward W. Manning, according to all re-
ports. is II professional land swniIcr. Willie
nnrnl his victims, L. NJ. Dean of ST. Louis
encountered him on tho street and rccos
n;x,.i him. Dem cnims that Manning
.winl,l him by selling him 800 acre.
of worthless land in Arkansas. Manning
WAS taken to the central station and wa.
recognized by Lieut.. Elliott ns IL Ia.rsol
wanted in l'rrport, III. Sheriff Tins o
Frr,nrt was notified, and came with war
ran, for the prisoner. charging him Will
t,r-,Ly and obtaining money by false pre-
tr,,ers The victim in his c;,s,. is Solomon J
Best The elatter'scomplant il that Manning
cl:,imel to laven tract of land in Minnesota a
He produced an nlstr;,r title. and the prOJ,
crty was purchased by Mr.. Best for $500. A.
soon M Manning received the none,
he left town, and it was subsequently,
learned ,lu, the title was u forgery Man
ming, il IN said is wanted all over the cOun
try for crooked deals.
The Record Of Casualties.
Eddie. the twoyear-old son of Jane,
Brown, ofI.ogansport, Ind, fell into cistarr
oI water, and three ladies, while attempting