The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-31
WAYS OF THE WICKED,

Sis desperate men broke iaii Mt X Kalamazoo
Mich, by saving off bars in the upper story
ond lowering themselves by sheet
William L. HIKE is thought to have been
murdered for his smoncy-$12O-near Hol!ey,
Al Desplaines. ILL.,, near Chicago Michael
Brazell, mn old md respected resident. was
murtcrd ans, hia body ro bbed. The murder
ers are supposed to have been tramps.
Il Albert +. E,lder, formerly Presbyterian
c!ergamnn has been in New York sentenced
70 hSn years in state prison for abductiur
fifteen year old Mary McCann
Samuel W. Lewis, New York broker, il
loci ed up on charge of swn,lling his wife
out tst fortune by purchasing worthless
etocF, or pretending to do 10.
@ Jarles W. Harrington general Northwestern
n ageah of he Union Mutual Accident Assoca.
VI tion ~ Chicago. il arrested in St. Paul OH
eScharae oil II shortage in his accounts.
Several persons, incIuding Solban Praag.
candidate for state senator have been ar.
rested in Chicago, charged with fraud in Sc.
curing the issuance of fraudulent naturaliza.
tion papers.
Pnston Turpie, New York youth four.
teen years of age, committed suicide by
hanging. He was IN nveterate render Of
dime novels, and it is supposed that his
mine had become affected thereby
u Wilkert, an old man from Trenton ILL.,,
was "slngged" and robbed in Chicago nnd
ther laid on the Santa Fe tracks, where n
swift engine ran over him. severing his hend
froiA lis body. No clue to the murdercrs.
Pate Mccartney, the famous counterieiter
Wildly known. died at the Ohio peI,itentiary
ag'd sixty. He was United Sta tea prisoner,
Convicted the last time ut New Orleans in
1888
'eor GRANVILLE, ILL.,. David Grubb. farmer
was shot and killed by his stepson Arch
Wick, aged nineteen, while Gruhb was pur.
eIclng his wife with knife. Wick has not
cen arrested.
George II. Bott of Watertown, Wis, who
IL gray-haired and foeble, was sand-bngged,
robbed OF $500 in cnsh, n certificate of de-
posit for $4,000 and despoiled OF his over.
cont. nat and sntchel in Chicago. His u.s.
sailants ure unknown.
John p. Slough, the former advertising
agent for the Cincinnati, Hamilton e. DAY.
ton Mt Cincinnati. hns been arrested in
chicago on the charge OF systematically dc.
frnuding the company out oil thousands of
dollars
New York officers made raid on the
Ctlnese quarters o. New York, capturing fifty
seven females more or less under theintiuence
OF opium. In court many were discharged,
but the rest were sentenced to three months
in jail
A vigilance committee was 'ormed Mt Dem
yer to avenge the death of Mary Dezlarello,
young girl, WHO wns murdered by Ramon
Lopez, because she refused to accept the Int.
ter's attentions. 1t is reported that the
girls mother il dying from the shock of her
daughters death, and her ather is nearly
bereit OF reason.
At Ashtabula Ohio, Officer John Dorm
was shot and very badly wounded by three
men whom lie was suspicious of ani
found them in the act of entering a store.
He succeeded in drawing his revolver, and,
raising himself on his elbow, returned the
fire, hitting one Of them. The wounded man
was captured, but the other two escaped
Doran is alive, but his recovery is doubtful
1t is known that Micha ael Bruzill, the
aged and respected resilient Of Desplaines, q
Chicago suburb. who was killed. was murder.
ed by three tramps. who were seen running
away from the barn. They secured 81, 600
In money and notes. $1,000 being in cash.
large number of tramps have heen arrest
ed. The pocket hook OF BRAZIL. with the
notes and pnpers belonging TO him, was
found. The cash, however, was missing.
.Blakely Creighton New York banker was
found dead in his Office, having taken NOR
phne during the night. He left letters stat
ing that business troubles caused the oct,
but as far as known he had no financial diff.
hculty. Mr.. Creighton, was son of the late
Commodore Creighton, of the United States
navy. He was well known on Wall street for
the past dozen years, and it was believed
/ that he was successful in business.
Fifteen experienced burglars and footpads
were captured by the police at Chicago.
4 This band hos for months terrorized late
pedestrians on the West side, to say moth.
ing OF their daily and nightly petty rob.
1 berries and bnrglaries reported by the bust.
ness men to the police authorities. The
catch embraces young men, whose nges
B range from sixteen to twenty.four years,
with Pete McDermott as the leader, whose
daily duty has been to inspect the members
of bis gang and issue assignments for their
execution.
r. William Singleton negro hickman, ..was
4 taken from jail ut Macon. Ga, by nn armed
n mob and hangedto tree. Five weeks ago
4 Singleton attempted an assault upon young
4 lady, whose name is suppressed because OF
/. her sociul prominence. She is II grandduugll.
{. ter Of tue late Chief Justice Lumpkn of
GeorGia. Alter committing thecrim Single.
4 ton effected his escape, but was captured Mt
Euiunln, Ala. and brought to Macon city.
His body was ridded with bullets and left
swinging with plncari bearing the inscrip.
tion: Our women are protected. They
must and shall be safe.
Mr. and Mrs Harlow Davis, who have
been doing q thriving business in Omahu as
spritualists and magnetic healers, we're ar
& rested by Postotfce Inspectors Fleming and
ss West. of Chicago, charged with sending OBJ.
scene matter through tile mails. Mrs. Davis
claimed to have been in ormed by Is spirit
Epamed Bright Star that her husband had
.sn led sstray Ly Mrs J. II. Hay, OF Wat.
Zoo, To-. whom her husband had been treat.