The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-23
The World Of Criminals.

Mrs. Matt Masilko of Muscoda, Wis, was
fatally shot by her husband in quarrel
over property.
Fred E. Scharf of Rockville, Conn, the alb.
sconding garbage dealer, was arrested in
Montrealfor forgery.
. At RoslyD, Wyo., Fred Loshman, a saloon.
keeper. probably fatally shot T. F. Thomas,
for which he was hanged by a mob.
Chief of police CASTOR of Jackson Tenn,
was fatally slot by q number of negroes
whom he attempted to arrest.
George W. Dries, a hotelkeeper Mt Lyons,
Pa., and we'll known throughout the state,
night to all my friends"
: D. A. Sinclair, deputy sheriff Of Kent
county, Ind, was shot and killed by Amel
Goch and his hired man, Charles Bailey for
whom he had a warrant. Sinclar's brother
returned the fire, killing Bailey.
Harry See, well known farmer of St.
Joseph ILL.,, wns found dead in his house
with two bullet wounds in his body. 1t is
believed that lie was shot in q family row
und in self-deiense by his wife.
f: 1t is generally believed in Boston that
Gideon r, Brown, Of the bankrupt wool firm
Of Brown, Steese & Clark, has joined the
Canadian colony. His partners hive not
heard from him since lie disappeared.
s Twenty robbers boarded freight train of
the Western New York & Pennsylvania rail-
road ut Irvington, n. V. intimilated the
trainmen and broke open and robbed the
cnrs of large quantity of goods Four OF
the robbers were Gu ptured.
The two Hollis brothers, who criminaily
assaulted and then murdered Mrs. Cells, q
widow. and her two daughters, in Mcdowell
county, Kentucky recently. were captured
by regulators, strung up by the heels to the
limb OF Il tree, and then shot to death.
George Pogo, an old gentleman, who keeps
grocery store at Admah, Neb., was fatally
shot Iy n tramp, who it is supposed, intend
utter being wounded. drove his assaiIant
away with scale weights. A posse are after
the tramp with the intention oflynching him.
A slootingafrray occurred in Banter town
ship, near Mitchell, s. D., in which Peter
Stangel was shotin the hack by his neiglbor,
John Zangle. These two German farmers
of IL cow on Stangel's premises. Stangel's
wounds are serious, hut not fatal. Zangel
was arrested and IL in jail.
Louis klutt and wife, OF Duck Lake, five
miles south Of Whitehall, Mich, on the Lako
shore, were nearly beaten to death by
eight or ten men who came up from Musle.
gon on the tug Col. Fry. Trouble had been
brewing among them OH account Of some
logs passing IL dam. klutt is unconscious.
His wife had her nose broken nnl her faee
pounded almost to q jelly.
A man laid down on the Minneapolis & St.
Louis track n short dist ance from New Prague
few minutes before freight No. 90 was due.
IA the train neared him he WIS seen hy the
enginher to raise his head and look ut the
train, but too late. the engine striking him
md killing him instantly. His name was
John Loring. 1t was probably case Of in.
toxicatiOn or suicide.
The Kansas City Packing company became
.o>,ioced rcrently that the employees In its
ra,,rouA department had been carrying on
Systematic theft. So II was ascertaincd that
q number of employees had been loading the
delivery wagons with goods each day q con
siderable amount in excess u orders. selling
the excess to butchers and boarding house
keepers, and keeping the proceeds. The
thousands OF dollars. Two arrests havebec
made.
John Gallagher was fatally shot by Olli
Smith in Sincairs snloon, ut Chicago
The men are heavyweight pugilists. The.
were recently matched to fight for purse o
500 and the fight was arranged for satur
day night. Gallagher rat in the rear room
of the saloon. reading newspaper, wliel
smith entered and made move rs II to strik
him. Gallagher squared OIL as II to defcn.
lmseif, when Smith drew a revolver unt
fired. Tie ball struck Gallagher telow ant
near the heart. He fell to tho floor on,
Smith escaped.
Aparty named AT. wallich, sold bill