The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-28
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Sinful SiNiaSS.

.Erederick Nilict, 20 yean old, hanged him.
Sehhom = REAR window ofhis daughter's g
hegselR New York. A boarder. who occu.
pied the room below, discovered the body
uaeeling before his window when he awokc.
James Fogarty of New York was stabbed in
Tne eye with an umbrella during a quarrel in
Cherrystreet by sOmc unknown person. Tho
dpof ftheumbrelln broke of and was extracted
With difficulty. He died at the hospital.
The chief Of police Of Winnipeg went out on
the Rcd River Valley track and arrested two
brothers named Champagne in the act OF
etling ties and other obstructions across
the track for the purpose OF wreckfng North.
efu Pacific trains.
Miles Finn ofNew York, sixty.two years
;ne, S,a, ana .nu he nineteen son, John got
father In the arm. An artery was cut, and
the wounded man lost 40 much blood that
he died in the hospital. The son is under
arrest.
No news hos been received ut Pullman or
Koscland ILL.,, Of William Swart, the president
OF the Roseland hank, who nbsconded week
0Eo. Cashier Boone, who ia cndeavoring to
etraighten out the complicated state Of af-
fairs into which tho hunk was thrown, has
made statement, showing Swart's deficit
TO be $10.57O.
woman. attempted suicide mt smiti's
MIL, Waseca County, MINI. She
climbed q tree with a rope attached
to her neck, and, after winding It to limb,
jumped. She was discovercd In the act and
cut down, with her throat and windpipc bad
" liberated. She will die.
-Four suicides took place in st. Louisi in one
day. August Freeler, a drug clerk. shot
himself while intoxicated. Henry Kocncke
oged seventy, jumped into the river. August
Jarns, forty-eight years old, jumped into a
well aud was drowned. The fourth suicide
was an unknown man, who drowned himself
In tho river.
At El;1li.abethtown, ILL.,, John Server shot
then committed suicide. The young couple
have been engaged for some time and the
date for the wedding had been set. Server
called on Miss Fowler, and it is thought that
they quarreled, form q few minutes two pistol
shots were heard md the bodies Of the two
er has brother in Evansville, Ind.
Five boys played tie.tac on Rev, E, O. Tay.
!or's house at Kenosha. Wis. Mr.. Taylor
londed his pistol and watted. Shortly, two
of the boys, George Beachel and Martin S)os-
son, vent into the yard after their tic-tac
Mr.. Taylor rushed at them and as they ran
away he opened fire and soon scared Sicsson
Into hnlting. He then shot ut Beachcl, hit
ting him in the arm. Mr.: Taylors conduct
has caused a sensation.
A fearful murder was committed at Corn.
ing, n. Y. A trio of Italian laborers we're
drinking in a saloon kept by John Henlcy.
After time John King entered and Joined
the Italians at the bar. Soon after disrep.
utable woman, May Caven by name, came
IN; she wae known to oil four men. Upon her
exhibiting tokens Of affection toward King
the Italians became angry and fight en-.
sued, In which one italian drew an oId-fash-
toned pistol and fired at King, who dropped
dead.
Dick Roach, q farmer living nenr Bassett,
Neb., was murdered by a neighbor, Andrew
Lowe, In difficulty over some cattle, for the
loss OF which Roach had seized q mower be-
longing to Lowe. The latter attempted to
take the mower back with the aid of his son.
Roach protested ard drew his revolver on
Lowe who was rushing at him with an axe.
The elder Lowe. stepping up behind his son,
with Q pistol. fired. Roach returned the
fire without effect, and fell mortally wounded.
Both the Loves are In Jail.
Willifm Howell Il years old, shot and kill
ed his father, John Howell, at Ashland, Ky.
John Howell served torn Of years III the
penitentiary and returned home last August.
Since then he has frequently beaten his wife
and daughters. He drove his entire family
from home, and threatened their lives. His
son procured warrant for his arrest for
abusing his family and to require him to give
returned home swearing vengeance on his
, son, who met him at the door, and shot him.
"A mysterious tragedy was witnessed at
Racine; Wiz: BY Theodore Benson. mate Of
the schooner Belle Laura, which was lying
by the river dock. About 10 o'clock, as be-
was in the cabin about to retire for the night,
he was startled by o tremendous splash in
the river. He run up on deck and saw two
men foundering about in the water, making
desperate e6orts to reach the dock While
he was engaged in looking for something to
reaching the dock and hastily clambered out.
He made no effort to rescue his companion,
but stood still and saw him disappear, and
then took to his heels and ran away. Ben
sons story is generally believed, but no clue
hes been found to the mystery.