The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-11
Criminal Doinrs.

At Middletwon, Butler county, Ohio,
Charles Wagner, proprietor of u saloon, shot
and killed Frank Liebe.. n cigarmaker
Anewsboy md butcher fought duel
with knives in the City of Mexico The butch
was disem mbowelcd, and LETT on the field dead.
Smith, the ceiling contractor, was arrested
in Albany, N. Y, OH an order issued by At
torney General Tabor, and later gave bnil in
the sum of $4,000.
F. Don Fndden. Il barber, was arrested at
Owego, N. Y, charged with personating q
United States secret service officer and de-
frauding pensioners at Elmira.
Charley Sparks, United States deputy
marshal, was shot and killed Mt Bell Green
KY, by man named Locke Ezzell, who was
resisting arrest.
Edward Duffy and Charles Golden, St
Louis burglars, wero caught in the act ot
burglarizing a saloon. Duffy resisted arrest
and was shot dead.
a shortage of 81 200 has been discovered
in the accounts OF Theodore Mcclellan, agent
for the Michigan Central railroad
at Michigan City, Ind. McClellan's father
is q wealthy banker at Valparaiso.
Two robbers attacked William Lefingwel
ut Lima, Ohio, beat him until he was in
sensible. and, after securing his money and
valuables placed him on the railway track
where he was fatally injured by train.
An attempt was made to blow up the
slaughter house of S. and G. Scanlan in New
York. Little damage was done and no one
injured. The firm has been EN- ploying nom
union men since strike in February.
Tat Calhoun, j. D. Williamson, Henry
Jackson and John King, principals aud Sec
onds in the recent Calhoun Williamson duel,
were each placed under $500 bonds Mt At.
lanta, Ga, to appear in court Dec. ].
s Mrs. Augustus Phillips, former social
'avorite at Westport, Conn, who was desert.
Cd by her husband. n well known New York
Comedian. committed suicide by drowning
while visiting on the Pacific coast.
August Van Delnde Of Brooklyn, clork
aged nineteen, of an old and we'll to do fami-
ly, shot himself dead because oi a publication
stating that he had recently secretly married
Miss Ninna Williams, ayoung lady who took
the prize at beauty contest in u church fair.
William Young, foorwalker for St..
Louis dry goods house, was publicly cow
hided in tile store by Mrs. Baron, wife of
Abraham Buron, the telegraph editor of the
Westliche Post. Young's offensc seemed to
be in engaging himself to marry Miss Jennio,
the daughter OF the indignant lady, while lie
still had wife in England. Mrs Buron piled
the lash repeatedly while n circle of under
clerks gathered around to see the fun. Young
finally dashed from the store and escaped
Jacob Zi1tsmaster. the treasurer OF Bethle-
hem township, Stark County, o., has been
forced to resign. He was over 81, 900 short
in his accounts, and tried to satisfy the
township trustees with - certificate oi
deposit: which had been raised to 81 900. by
the addition OF three cipllcrs. Forged notes
to the amount of $4,000 have nlso been
presented for payment. Zintsmastcrs II
fathers and brothers have met oil obliga.
tions. and it is rumored that the young man
has disappeared.
Reports at Waterloo, Iowa, fromithe posse
that went to the Wnpsic woods in search oil
the horse thieves who escaped Monday night