The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-01-24
SINFUL SETTINGS.

Mrs. Harriet Hut-hins, vie Of Rev. r. G..
Hutchins. pastor of one of the largest and
xealthiest congregations in Los Angeles,
CAL, committed suicide by drowning.
COL Madison has been convicted of publish
ing in the Allnhnbad (Indin) Post. n libel
against Herbert Gladstone, son of Hon. W.
+. Gladstone, md has been ordered to nay
$4,000 damages.
John Allen tried to pass Confederate bills
on blind peanut seller in Newark, N. j., and
having been arrested killed himself with NOR
phine which, on being searched, he suid was
grip medicine and was allowed to keep.
The grand jury ut Petersburg, Va. hos
returned "out true bill' in the case of Gen.
William Malone, charged with fcloniously
shooting Herbert Harrison, on tho night Of
Nov. 8.
Ella Wasserman, who made murtleroue
assault on Miss Minnie Leeds of Michigan
City. Ind, died in jail at La Porte, Ind. She
was born respectable parents near Maxwell
Iowa, but had been living under an assumed
name.
Louis Hammerslaugh, proprietor of the
kansas City Globe, was assaulted on the
street by Charles Jones, son of the superin.
tendent Of the National Water Works COM
lany, becuause ofstatements published re-
hecting on the honesty Of Jones' fatller.
Peter Nelson, who has a hal:,,ozen aliascs,
deposited O note against some Aberdeen
parties In the La Crosse National bank for
collection. He then went to drawing checks
on the band and passing them around town,
generally getting some money in change
He then left and went to work in the towns
east of La Crosse, but was captured at Emu
Claire. He WINS bound over ior trial under
bonds of$1 900.
At Bridgeton, NO., thirteen miles from
here, q negro named Pointer wns attacked
by party of white men, who claimed he had
been circulating slanderous reports about
Miss Christina Am elung, q young girl of
nineteen. During the melee Herman Asmus
was struck on the head with u fiat iron, and
Pointer. Pointer gave himself up, as he
feared he would be attacked again.
The body Of Mrs. Harriet Hutchins. wife OF
Rev. r. g. Hutchins. pastor of one of the larg-
est md wealthiest congregations in Los
Angeles, Cal, was found in the water ut Vest
Lake park. She attended n church meeting
and from there went to the luke and drowned
herself. The cause Of the suicide wus mel.
ancholia, as years of illness had unset led her
mind. Dr.. Hutchins and wife came from
Oberlin, Ohio.
Luzon ]. Finch, who was indicted in New
York City, several months ego<or violation
of tho trademark 10 VS. in initiating the wrap
pers and other distinctive marks Of the genu-
ine Carter's Little Liver Pills, pleaded guilty in
the court Of General Session: On the recon-
mendation of the District Attorney and on
certificates by the compininants that the de-
fendant had ceased to violate the trademark
and had surrendered the materials used in
initiating the complainant's trademark,
sentence was suspended.
Dr.. Larribee quarreled with Druggist Nor.
ris over bill, and was ordered from the store
Lurribee soon returned and called Norris to
the sidewalk. Norris Norris, the druggists
son. followed his father, having a revolver
In his hnnd. A soon as Norris, ST., reached
the walk DR.. Larribee began firing at him,
which was returned by Norris Jr. DR.. Larri.
lee wns shot in the let arm and right leg,
Deputy Sheriff Pearson was shot through
the body. producing fatal wound, and s.
N. Virgins, farmer, was shot in the leg.
Henry Guinup Of st. Lawrence countyN. y.
was arrested by Sheriff Metcalt Of Black Xiv.
er Falls. Wis, charged with attempting to
wreck the vestibuled train on the Chicugo,
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha railroad
nearly year ago, since which time the shelf
has been tracking him from place to place
Tile prisoner IL about thirty.ive years OF
age, and while at Utica, N. T., dressed much
after the cowboy style as q disguise. When
in Wisconsin he dressed as O gentleman of
leisure