The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-06-22

10 hio pWIoo llIu WutCn were Ill 0t6 DOCK.
ets. He WAS eighty yenrs old. :.
u,sl; An accident occurred at the Brunsdages
whirlpool Park elevator on the Canadian
SIDE ol tho Niagart river. The car sudden
y started and rushed to the bottom Of
the incline. where it was dushed into
splinters. Mrs. Santana wns fatally in.
jured.
tall. handsome man stalked up and
down the lobby OF the Arlington Hotel at
washington with IL military step. looking
every inch a prince. 1t was Prince Roland
Napoleon Donaparte, the brother OF Ma.
Foleon l. He came to this country to ut
tend the anthropologicai congress in New
YORK. lie was called on to preside over
the congress- at three OF its sessions and
taks n prominent pnrt in its deliberations.
He was warmly welcomed Tor his scientific
He liz about thirty years old. His time ia
almost entirely devoted to scientific pur.
suits.
Along the bnnks Of the Republican river
near Benkleman. Neb., nre great beds Of
trenchernus Iuicksnn,ls. a farmer discov.
ed u mau last in Il bel AMI slowly sinking
out uf sight. Aftcr IL hard effort, he sue.
ceeded in rcsruing him. When on terra.
firma the man was unable to give any
account Of himself and had To lie furcibly
restrained from again plunging into the
treacherous pool. Apparently his terrible
experience had shattered his mind From
pnrers found on his person it appears his
naMc il Edwin Bowers and has irieutls in
Wan", Kan. He had $1,000 in currency
with him.
William lIusing and Fred Gaulke got in.
to an alteration mt n wedding party four
miles from Wausau Wis. liusing stabbed
Ganlke in the shoulder and cut tho arteries
OF his wrist. When IL physician was cal
Gaulkc had almost blcd to death, and il
not expected to live. The sheriff has been
looking Tor Husing.
young man named McCrath Of Sey.
mour, Wis. disappeared on his wedding
day before the ceremony coukl take place.
He was to have been weddeti ut st.
Patrck's church, in Eau Claire, to q young
girl named Muldoon, who also lives In the
t"wn Of Seymour. Miss Mul,loun and her
friends were on hand ut the afternoon
hour set for the ceremony, hut McGrath.
who was 10 cume to town by another
road an'i meet the rest nf the wedding
very bad about il. Search and inquiry
have thus far failed to reveal how, why
or whittier the young man fled.
X. X. Wynn killed IL monster rnttlesnnke
few 'inys ago within 1870 yards of his
residence. about seven miles south oi
Stnrke. Fla. having II rnttles and IL hut
ton aud measuring six feet and one inch in
length: lhis snake bit and killed Mr..
Wynn's dog late in the evening previous
I" his capture. and when found next morn.
ing was lying Yin coil" between two logs.
The snake was very large in circumference
and weighed about so pounds.
+. Larson, accused OF having abducted
girl OF fifteen May 2Sth, was overtaken
and captured about twenty miles up tho
river from Fort Yates. The girl and q hoy
ten or twelve years old were with him.
V.nr l,u. I,
ing outfit. Winchester rifle, two revoIvcrs.
hunting knife, provisions, etc. Larson
said he was going to bismarck nn business
and the girl asked to ride with him for the
purpose of finding work. Tho sheriff took
them down to the siIl's parents. fifteen
or twenty miles south of La Grace, d. r.
On the way homo Larson took to the
woods and lias not been heard from since.
Mrs. lIalpin, wife Of Jnmes Halpin, a
prosperous farmer, living at Stony Hill,
Conn. lies in n very critical condition
She il suffering from wounds inflicted by a
14-yenr-oltl tad named Gore and his father,
They were tenants of her husband, and
we're being pushed for payment OF their
rent. Mrs. Halpin was assaulted by young
GOre. who struck her with ~ largo stone.
The father and son then combined in the
attack.
The Emperor OF Germany still lives. An
official bulletin concerning his condition,
says TINT during the last few days the Elm.
peror has hatl slight difficulty in
swallowing. which. however. has not
affected his general health.
The Red Rock camp meeting
near 81. Paul will open June 20
and continue until July >. Rev.
eren'ls Sam Jones aud Sam Small will he
both on hand. Harrison. the boy preach.
cr. is expected. and Bishops Fitzgerald
ana Taylor may lie present IL part of the
time. feature of this years meetings
will be the great Temperance rallcs to be
held July 3 and !. i. o. Excel, the well
known singer, will have charge of the mu.
sic and will organize a chorus OF as MANY
voices as can he secured.
Dick Palmer, J. Coleman aud John Ole.
son. the prisoners who broke Jail at
Winomn, Mimi, have been recuptured by
Sheriff Kennedy at Northern Pacific June.
ton and again confined To Jail. The men
are desperate characters. and have spent
nearly all the past ten years behind the
bars.
Rhinehardt WiscI,cr, cashier and conf.
dental clerk of Christian Tobias & Co., of
New York has Disappeared and is said to
be defnulter in the sum of $4,000
Wischer had been in the employ Of the
firm thirteen years and was general iav.
orite with his employers. II is supposed
Three lnborers. Daniel Lyon, Thomas
Purcell and Fred Mueck were killed by
the caving in Of IL bank where they were
excavating fOr n warehouse foundation in
Omaha, Neb.
The mystery Of the mail car murder
in Maine, is Gradu ally being cleared up.
IL is rumored that the two mail clerks
have male statements, but the rimor can
not lie snbatantiateh. Hayes is reported
to have said that IL sudden quarrel came
up between Sellins and Sinclair about the
l,andlins of some mail at Watervillc, and
both men were exceedingly angry. Hard
names were called by each man and blows
followed. Suddenly in n fit OF unyovernn.
hle rage, Sellin seized IL large knife, which
was used by the head clerk in cutting
twinc, and ;hatle ~ plunge at Jerry Sinclair,
burying it deep in the side ot his brc ast
and killing him.
A young man crept under the floor Of
the residence of William Froggart oi Cam.
den, near Thamesvilie, Can. to shoot a
cat. The ball passed clean through the
leg OF Mrs. Frog:art, who Unopened to he
standing in the kitchen above.
A man named Muncrtl,alcr and his wife
were found iii n cigar store at Detroit,
Mich. dying from tleciiects Of pist ol sllots.
= Munchtlaler had shot the woman three
times. and himself in the mouth, both DIV
ing five minutes later. Cause is unknown,
but probably the result OF a quarrel.
Customs agents aud Collector Mugone
are exercised over an alleged discovery of
smuggling on an extensive scale by Mrs.
I.udvigh. fashionable dress,naker nf New
York She makes up gowns for nctresres
and many people nf note, and her patrons
frequently have Pnris. ina ie costumes or.
dered through her. Mrs. Ludvigh went to
Miss Bessie Monto,ir. who was STUDYING
clnrntion in London, and induced her to
return home as an actress with Worth
costumes az her wardrobe, and acting
herself as Miss Montour's maid. In that
way dresses were passed duty free on the
usual decltrHtion. Many OF the gowns
are now being worn. their owners being in.
pnrent nf the manner OF their iIuporta.
tion and these have not and it il likely will
not be seized.
that Wischer has gone to Canada. Heleft
q wife and three children.
Pat llnnlev and William Kelly were ser.
lously injured at Butte by an explosion at
st. Lawrence mine. They charged three
barrels for hnst, and after the blast
went of returned to work. II seems somc
powder remainl"ti in one oi the holes and
when struck with II drill caused the explo.
sion. Two men were knocked senseless
and k"lIv will probably lose his sight.
Alice W"",hnll, tho young woman who
was extrnlt"'l from England. nn charge
of having lnr.e'l the name Of the late John
Gill upon SI2.n,n worth of bonds, was
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