The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-25
DOlNGS OF THE WICKED.

DOlNGS OF THE WICKED.
The jewelry factory Of Mockridge and Sons.
Newark, N. j., was entered one morning and
$4,000 worth of jewelry taken. The thieves
blew the safe open.
Charles N. Davenport, q printer at Kan
sns City, was killed while being elected from
q saloon. Tote White, q colored porter is
held for the murder.
Miss Laura Dixon, a handsome young lady
of Elizabeth, N. j., killed herself because a
young man who had kept company with her
for q long while married another girl.
The supreme court of North Carolina has
granted a new trial to Father Boyle, the
Catholic priest convicted of rope and sem
fenced to be hanged.
W. Walker, steward of the steamship
Earndale arrived in New York in irons. He
had poisoned the whole ships crew and
officers by putting jalap into the food. All
the poisoned officers and hands recovered.
At Pittsburg, Aid. W. H. Porter, convicted
of conspiracy and blackmail, was sentenced
to eighteen months in the penitentiary and
to pay $500 fine. Constable Sheppard, found
guilty of the same %ofense, was sentenced to
fifteen months In the workhouse.
Lenndcr Richardson, editor of the Drama
tic News, was arrested in New York charged
with libeling De L.ancy Nicoll the lawyer, by
printing a statement that Mr.. Nicollhad been
riding ina carriage or Long Island with Mrs.
J. g. Blaine, Jr., and with his arm around
tho lady's waist.
A trader named Roy was kicked to death
ut st. Francois Riviere du Sud, Montgomery
county, Quebec by a man who afterwards
fed in the direction of the United States. The
murderer is supposed to be q former partner
of Roy's, with whom he had had financial
trouble. The police are in pursuit of him.
Luzon j. Finch, who was indicted in New
York City, several months ago for violation
of the trade. mark lawsin initiating the wrap
pers and other distinctive marks of the genu-
Inc Cartsr's Little Liver Pills, pleaded guilty
in the court of General Session.: On the
recommendation of the District Attorney
and on certificates by the compliments that
the defendant had ceased to violate the
trademark and had surrendered the mater
ials used in initiating the compliments
trademark. sentence was suspended.
At Madison, Wis, John Kuhni created a
great sensation by being taken from the jail
and arraigned in court at his own solicita-
ton and ut once plea ding guilty to the
charge of numbering his friend and room
mate, William Christen, in the own of Prim-
rose, Dec. IL, 1888. He was promptly SEN
fenced to prison for life and a9ew hours later
was in the penitentiary at Waupun. 1t is
suspected that he was anxious to get to a
place of safety, as ut various times lynchig
had been suggested in connection with the
case.
Victor Bond of New Castle, KY, son-in-law
of Judge s. Bruce, is lying at the point OF
death from n blowdealt by Mac Oldham, who
was for years Judge Bruce's> family ply
stefan. Oldham and Bruce quarreled some
years 6 for some reason which
eannot be learned. and Oldham has op-
POSED Bruce politically. But the young
people havc been friends. A few days ago
Miss BERTHE Bruce left a note with her BROTH
erin-law, Bond, for Mac Oldham. This note
PAS rot delivered, but fell into Judge Bruce's
hands. Mac Oldham met Bond on the street
soon after, and after q few words struck him
a heavy blow with q surgical instrument.
Bond was taken home almost l~ifeless, and
Oldham has fed. 49,