The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-18
Petty WiCkednessoy,

E. II. Williams, a business man OF Cole
brook, N. H., has disappeared, leaving $50,
600 of fraud ulent paper.
Armand Callian, a well known citizen OF
California. has been fined ani sentenced to
thirty days in prison in New York for snug
Cling.
Henry and Dick Watson set upon Warren
Wares, who assaulted their mother, and
literally cut him into pieces. This occurred
ut Monticello, Gu.
The grand jury of Denver is considering
charges of corruption made against state Of
ficials and members of the last Legislature in
purchasing supplies.
George Whitmore of Rochester, N. Y, gave
after q minister to marry them. The in
tended bride is missing, also the money.
While George Duane, aged fifteen, his two
younger brothers and another boy were di-
viding the booty secured from o saloon,
George was shot and killed by anight watch
man.
Lewis Charters, for years agent OF the
American Express company at Ishpeming,
Mich. has left for parts unknown. 1t is re-
ported that $4,000 of the company'smoney
is missing.
At Blackmar, Michigan, Charles Blackmar,
while drunk, shot his mother, seventy-fve
years old. A grandson of the woman seized
the gun and discharged it's contents into
Charles breast. Mother and son are proba-
bly, dying.
A great indignation is felt at Sioux Falls
s. D. over the attempted breaking up of the
prohibition meeting by exploding q bomb
and throwing eggs. The neYpnpers, saloons,
and the brewery offer rewards aggregating
$3.50 for the arrest of the miscreants.
August Bernicke, living q half-mile south of
Eagle Lake, Mimi, while doing chores early
one morning heard a gun shot in the house,
and Oil Fastening inside: found his wife lying
e with the top of her blown of. The
%coroner's jury brought in n verdict ofsuicide.
No cause is given except that she has been in
poor health tor some time.
A private dispatch to States Attorney
Longenecker, from Assistant States Attor-
ney Baker, in Winnipeg, states that stronger
evidence will nave to be presented before the
Manitoba court to connect Burke with the
Carlson cottage tragedy. After a consulta-
ton with Luther Mills, Judge Longenecker
decided to send Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson to
Winnipeg at once.
1t was reported to the police at Milwau-
kee that Louis Cherier, the cashier of the
bank at Houghton, Mich. has disappeared
with a large amount in his possession. 1t is
not known definitely, but it is surmised that
Cherier has in his possession the money
which was to be used in paying off the EN-.
ployes of the Hecln and other great mines.
If this is correct he has with him something
over $4,000 in cash.
Capt. A. Goshinski, of the Polish Guards
Of La Sale. ILL.,, fred three bullets into his
sleeping wife and then tried to end his own
existence. Mrs. Goshinski. in her night dress,
and with the blood squirting from hpe1rjwounds,
jumped through 9. window and ran to a
neighbor's house. With two, revolvers, one
ID each hand, Goslinski climbed out upon
the balcony of his honse, where he 'defed the
police, and theitire department was called
out. Astream of water was turned on the
enraged captain, swhereupon he placed the
muzzle Of one pistol over. his
heart and the other in Ills ear, and pulled the
triggers. Both he and his wife are still alive,
but have no chance of recovery. Financial
difficulties formed the m~otivefor the tragedy.