The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-25

pressed the muxlle ofthe revolver aGainst
hia wite's neck aud fired. She fell, but i'm.
mediately sprang to her feet and ran ont Of
the house to neighbor's. butcher turned
the revolver against his head and sent o bul.
let through his brain. Mrs. Dutcher d very
badly wounded, but there y q chance for her
recovery. .s7ll75
a sensational arrest was made at Louis,
which promises to result In the exposure oi
baby farming with all its heartlsss cruelty
right under the oyes Of the city suthorities;
called at the coronsr's ofiice and gave notice
that two habies who had been left in her
charge had died, and that the city would
have to bury them. She stated the children
had been LETT with her BY their mothers. One
was a boy named Frank Todd, about six
TseEs Tsen..s old sand and the other Erl called Mary
went to the womnns house, and as result
of his investigation Mrs. Suffert was ar.
rested. Tiebodies of the dead infants were
terribly emaciatel.
Frank Butler entered room in building
IN New York. and went through the clothing
o. Frank Chini, who was sleeeping there.
bns!er took awoy q gold ring and a handful
rested by Policeman Madden. AZ soon as
the Tomba court was ready for business Capt.
Mclaughlin was on hand with his prisoner.
Justice Ford conducted the preliminary ex.
animation, and promptly remanded Butler
to await tile action Of the grand jury. There
was u not much waiting about 1t, for the cap
tain explained the situation to the jurymen,
and on indictment was forthcoming soon,
Capt. Mclaughlin rushed his prisoners and
lMitnesNss Into the court Of general sessions,
esudgs He1lstne Nhe hearing o VARSITY
o. ceses. hutlsf's case was taken mp at
about o'clock Of that day. He was found
guiity In short order and was sentenced to
Sing Sing for 2 yearr and III months. At
o'clock police walked into the Old Slip
station and reported that Butler was on his
way to prison.
A woodsman from the lumber camp Of
Thurt,el 4 Mapes. in the vicinity Of Saginaw,
has renehed Bay City, Mich, with curious
story. He says there were twenty-five meu
ut work in the camp, and becoming dis.
kick against the cook. One after another Of
the men was taken i'll, and soon there was
not Z. man who was able to leave the camp.
The bearer Of the story says that there WIS
not the slightest doubt in the minds of tho
men that the revengeful cook put some un-
men were out of danger when the informant
left, and there was considerable talk of pun
ishing the scoundrel hy stringing him up to u
tree. IL is believed the story is exaggerated.
The guests invited to the wedding Of John
keysor and Miss Nellie Williams, in the vii
lase Of Pappilion. Nebraska, witnessed
very dramatic scene. The expectant bride
and groom were standing before the altar
and the minister was about to tie the nuptual
knot when woman rushed in and denounced
keysor us villain. She snid she was his
wife and that he had deserted her two years
ago in the East She traced him to Omahn
md from there to Pappilion, where shc
learned OF his intended marringe just IN time
to prevent it's contamination. As soon as
keysor caught sight OF her he was out of tho
church with the girls father close after him,
He escaped. however. and his present
whereabouts is unknown. He came to Pap
piIion several months ago and secured en-
ployment on Williams farm, where lie sue.
Nellie. Mr.. Williams, who il quite wealthy,
at first objected to the match, but finally
gave his consent