The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-11
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Edward Bates and John Uller, cab drivers,
were arrested at ST. Louis on suspicion of
being connected with the murder OF ma
Weiss.
Frank Faulkner, an engineer on the Illinois
Central, was shot, and fatally wounded by
Ernest Smith, a negro brakeman, at Gren-
AIDE, Miss.
Martin Hodgens, the town marshal at
%Uniontown, KY, cut bis, throat with a razor
on the street in the presence of a crowd OF
friends. II
At Angola, Ind, Thad Van Pelt shot and
instantly killed William Stone. Mrs. Van
Pelt had left her husband and was living
| with Stone.
While attempting to escape arrest after
committing a robbery Archie Anderson, a
welIknown Chicago thief, wa fatally shot
by an officer. nv .E#t
At Clifton, Tex, Fl. D.. Olson, an old man,
drove his family out of the house, set the
building on fire, leaped into the flames and
was burned to death. %
The whereabouts of Miley Mathews of o.
ark, Mo-, the fugitive Bald Knobber under
sentence of death, is now known and his cap
ture will be attempted. -
Capt. William Pierce, for several years
commander of the continental guards in the
Confederate army, committed suicide by
shooting. in New Orleans.
During a fight in Chicago, in which several
men participated, Thomas Bean, q young
~roofer, was stabbed to the heart aud w. G.
Sprague was seriously hurt.
At Naples aprivate. named Borrelli, in q
fit Of madness, fred upon his comrades, kill
ing the major of the regiment and woundine
a captain and others. The mailman was
finally killed with a revolver. .
The jury in the Mellow case at Charleston,
S. C., after celebrating for two hours, re-
turned q verdict of not guilty. Mellow
murdered Capt. F. W. Dawson. the editor.
but the evidence showed the crime to have
been committed in self-defense. o..
William Bruce, who lives in the country
near Bear creek, Wis, and,is we'll acquainted
with Holzhey, the train and stage robber,
but did not know his identity with. the rob.
Der, saw him q few days at New London June.
ton Wis, buy o ticket to st. Paul. He ask.
ed Holzhey where he was going, and he re.
piled that this country was getting too hot
for him. Inquiry shows that such. a ticket
/ "oC oSNA ~ Avn" AoAooA = " ia VA0k
date to Q young D
Ariot between two rural factions, number.
ing about twenty persons, occurred in the
streets of Glasgow, West Va, The diff
fculty was the outgrowth of O local feud.
John Patton saw Louis Watts on the street
and commenced throwing stones at him,
finally rushing at him with an open knife.
Watts drew q revolver and opened fire.
Friends of the men rushed in and the fight
became general. Aaron Johnson and Louis
Watts received mortal wounds, and John
Patton was shot dead. Six other persons
were injured. e%.ss
C. Paxson, q prominent and wealthy stock
broker of Kansas City, was arrested tatthe
instance Of J s. Halpin, a brother ofMaria
Halpin. Halpins accused Paxson of having
been criminally intimate With the formers
wife. The case lame to trial before Judge
Boland, and no less than four witnesses gave
very eliminating Testimony. Judge Roland
however, announced that no case had beer
made and dismissed the case. That's YOU,
decision. lei it?' criedSthe enraged Halpin
1.-The thisis mine" and with O heavy walk
ing stick lie struck Paxson O blow on:gth,
annther blow could be inflicted Halpin wa.
arrssted BY an ofhcer.s Pafson issin q criti
cal condition.
John Kpnse, who was indicted by tn,
grand jury at Chicago, together with 81,
othcfsfor completely IN the murder of DR.
Cronin, is in the hands Of the police and ha,
been for several days. 1t lis stated furthe
that Kunzs is ths important witness WHO'S;
testimony before the grand jury halstened
the indictments and final report. 1t is un
derstood that Kunze has told the police. al
he knows about the affair, and confessed tina
4she drove detective CoughIin to the Carlson
cottage.oa the night of May 4, thehorse ant
wagon used being the property of p. @. Sulli
van, the indicted ice man. kWhatfurther in
I~formati0nAths eanthorities obtained from
Kunze is not yet known. t.ses =;
"a yagf8At Indian made his appearances il
thstoKn II Gravity, Iowa, but was soon .or
dered from town. He next went to the aresi
dence+ of a young German namedaFranl
i Glassman and attempted to assault Mrs
\ Glassnfan, Whosw9s alona I'M he house. Ehl
Il broke away r6m his grasp ahdsran toHars
her usband whoswas blowing In the field
screaming for help. The Indian, meanwhile
Il made his scaRes Later on the Indian wa
Icaptureda ID hout one mile from Town .ana
EIodced insjaiLs IN EARLY I'd the morning d mol
appeared at the jail and demanded the key
from the sherif, butShe refused to give then
M. The mob then battered doWnSthe door
and took the IndainsOut and hanged him II
d tres ii the courtyard.
The police of Lacrosse have been unsuc
cessfu1 In their effort to establish the identi