The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-05
wIcKEpNEssEs.

Barney Brell killed hi. wjfs md himself at
Glade Rus. Pa. They had lived n cat md
dog lie for twenty. five years.
Near Ash Grove, No., Jennie Kennedy was
seriously stabbed BY n masked man, who
then tied her to a tree and tried. to burn her
to dent!'. Tilted lover is suspected.
1. N. Noyes, ex- postmaster of Akron. Ind,
las been arrested in Chicago. cha rgsd with
lars. He admitted his guilt.
In Philadelphia w,llinm Pennington and
Richard corsey, colored. fought with razors
Ina dark room. Corssy was badly. injured
aud Pennington will die.
Tie wife Of Congressman elect Coon bs ol
Brooklyn committed suicide by jumping
from the sixth story Of hotel. The Judy
Nns poetcss and novelist. ...
branch Of the Granite State Proyident
aaaociation ut Cleveland, Ohio, il closed. its
agents missing, and policy holders out SIS.
900.
The race riot ut Bishopville. s. G., is not
yet ended Seven negroes were vounded in
the conflict, one Of them fatally. Posses
have been sent from Columbia and more
bloo4shed 10 almost certain to follow.
d. At Green Ridge. Pa. Joseph Ford quarrel.
!. 81 with his vie and struck her, whereupon
his twelve. yenr-old son seized shotgun and
discharged the contents in his fnther'a neck,
Ford cannot recover.
Lieut. Frank L. McNair o: Kirkviile, Iowa,
prominent in political and Grand Army cir.
cles, hos committed suicide BY drowning him.
self III q pond. Mental alteration was the
cause. -
T. D. Allen and John Pichett fought will,
knives OIL Ferry b oat at Chattanooga, Tenn.
Allen received thirteen cuts. one of which,
nny prove fatal, Pichett was cut four times
and lie died in q few minutes ter.
Six persons in Il Chicago boarding house
have been poisoned. The surposition ia
thnt the poison was put 10 mutton stew by
O ct,lore.l waiter who had been discharged.
Two Of tile victims are in q serious condition.
Mrs. Myron Marston, o widow nged seventy,
living at White River junction, VT, was
The woman has considerable property, but
was not accustomed to keep much with her,
and nothing IN missing.
Three tramps went to Carey, Ohio, cap.
tured the nigbtwatthman and confined lin
In the ralaboosc, and burglarized three or
four stores an.i then held up the night clerk
Of the Cult house. securing numbe of vul-
uables. No clue.
In Pittsburg Nessrs. Kimberly. Eggleston
and Spydef local officers in the Granite
State Provident associntion, were given a
herring mud held In %, 900 bail each on the
chnrge Of conspiracy. The court was jam.
med with victims anxious to testify.
At Salem. Nasa, G. W. Gilbert, O former
scout with BpGalo Bill and we'll known cit.
iEen, thrashed C. W. Cochran. editor of the
Call, on the street for Publishing an article
rejecting on an enterprise with which Gilbert
10 connected.
Henry W. shicker, cashier Of the German
afternoon paper Die Tribune of st. Louis,
has eloped with q widow, Mrs. Odell, and
taken 5000 belonging to the puper.
Shicker recently sent his wife to Europe on
. visit to her relatives.
The reported robbery at Milwaukee. OF
500 seems to take on an entiro now phase,
and hints are to tile effect that no highway
man held linn up, but that the money has
mysterinusly disappeared as part of a sin.
gulnr plnn. Tha police departmentpromises
startling revelations.
There is trouble on the Menominee reser-
vation in Wisconsin. One hundred and fifty
armed Indians surrounded the logging
camp Of Henry Sherry, on the sixteenth
section. near Evergreen river, and burned
the camp after the men had retired. Eleven
horses and fourteen oxen and the camp out.
ft for fifteen men were all destroyed. The
thirteen whitemen were unarmed and fed
for their lives The Indians claim the white
men nre trespnssers. although the sixteenth
section belongs to the state.
The arrest of John Chugg, Union Pacific
: conductor, reveals the fact that the COM
pany hns been swindlsd out of Thousands Of
dollars during tbs last year. Local passen-
ger conductors between Salt Lake City and
local points havs been In tho habit of taking
up tickets. md, without cnneeIing them,
putting them in their pockets. after which
they were sold to scnlpers. Some o. the tick.
cts we're sold as often as FIVE times. The
cnsa was brought to light by detectives who
ing of bundle Of 200 tickets. All the
scnlpers in the city. It Is said, are implicated
and will bo arrested.