The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-04-18

| applause followed the announcement of the
| verdict. Peal after peal of applause, mingled
with the tears of women and the hysterical
manner of the prisoner. endered the room u
scene of chaos. Hundreds of women crowded
forward to congratulate the fair defendant.
Mrs. King said to a reporter: II don't know
as l am happy, but, yes | am too. l am SO
confused l cannot talk" The verdict pleases
everybody.
A press dispatch received at Denver from
Chica go announces that Hip Lung, Sam Moy
and Mon Chooy, three prominent Cinnamon
of that city, offered 81, 900 if zee Ling, of
this city. would be prosecuted in that state
instead of being tried in Colorado on the
charge of running away with the wife of
Chin Poo, q prominent Denverite. One of
the wealthiest Cinnamon in the West, il not
in America, is Chin Poo, of Denver. Among
his clerks, until recently, was zee Ling, who
two months q ran off with Chm Poo's
vie, at the same time stealing considerable
quantity OF valuable ~jewelry. After an ex-
Arizona and he is Mt present languishing IN
the county jail. There are nearly 700 Chin
csc in Denver, and they are divided into sew
eral families. Both factions are threatening
each other, and the police fear trouble. it
is said the high binders have made q contract
W mufuer Culu roo.
e. A. Smith, drunk and disorder]y, was q
record at the police court at Spokane Falls.
This is the official record of a romantic af-
far. In Crookston, Mimi, lived Christ c.
Greenhallgh and wife. The wife is u good
Voman, but Greenhallgh is a drunkard. He
paid attention to Anna Kandret. This con-
tinued several years. Finally last year
Greenhallgh persuaded the girl to fee west
with him. On the way she says she con-
ceived a disgust for him. When they reached
Spokane Falls she ordered him to keep away
from her. She went to work. Greenhallgh
continued to force his attentions on her and
threatened her lite and oil her male admirers.
She received an offer of marriage from q GER
tain Mr.. Marine, and married him last
February. They went to board with q
family named Donason, were said to be q
quiet couple. While Marine and his wife
were out walking, Greenhallgh, alias Smith,
called in a drunken condition and asked
Mrs. Donason for Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Donason
said she knew no such person. Greenhallgh
got angry and threatened her life. The al
tercation attracted the neighbors and
Greenhallgh was arrested. Mrs. Marine
says Mrs. Greenhallgh has sent money to
her husband to come home, but he will not.
"ico ~ 1AAiici oScu Hiuetccu, u UduSu-
of Millionaire John Miller of Austin, ILL.,, es-
capped from a private insane asylum located
in the vicinity of Lincoln Park in Chicago,
where she was undergoing treatment. The
girl fed through Lincoln Park, and as she
ran Invested herself of her sealskin coat, hat
etc, which she threw away running like a
a deer, darling hither and thither through
the winding pathways of the park. Tear
ing Of every particle OF clothing. Miss Miller
finally succeeded in divesting herself of every
particle of clothing, to her shoes and stock
ings, and in this condition continued to flee
through the park in a southerly direction,
startling the people who happened to be
around the park on so chilly q night and
frightening the horses of belated pleasure
riders homewardbound. Police Officer Belle
isle saw her rushing madly along and gave
immediate chase. On the form sped, When
directly east of the park engine room it
darted straight through toward the build
ing and with q tremendous bound went in
at an open window, falling into the engine
room. The girl was taken to the East
Chicago avenue station but an hour later
was returned to the sapitarium in charge OF
physicians.