The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-06-28
SINS NJ SINNERS.

Louis Brown was found dead in Boston.
1t is thought that he was murdered by strik'
ers.
DR.. W.. }. Hammer. q prominent dentist OF
Greensburg, Pa, was shot and MORALLY
wounded by his wife. DR.. Hammer had
knocked his wife's father down with a cane.
Norris Duley, cashier of the moter depart
ment of the Chicago water office, is missing
and a partial examination of his accounts re.
veals a shortage of over 81, 900.
Harris A. Smiler, who wa last week con-
victed OF murder in the first degree, has been
sentenced in New York to suffer the death
penalty by electricity some day during the
week beginning Aug. 4.
Wilbur Ying and Charlie Benson, prominent
young men q~urreled at Jacksonville Ind,
and have arranged to fight a duel. The
name of a beautiful society leader was first
used in connection with the affair.
During the temporary absence of W. c.
Albertson, q Chicago board OF trade man,
from the city a dishonest clerk "plunged' in
his name to the extent of q quarter of u mil
lion bushels of wheat, it is said, and when the
market went against him le the country.
A secret meeting Of German and Austrian
Socialists was discovered by the Australian
police at EuIau, Bohemia, and Immediately
oINpEISto. ScfCIuI VI tiO SuCI 1C616USd UIlS
police and were taken into custody, but cub
sequently released.
J.J. Warner threw l.. o. Secrest out OF the
third-story window Of an Omaha hotel, and
fatally injured him. The men live at Hebron,
Neb., and were attending the Masonic grand
lodge. ' 1t is said that they nnarreled over
the Cerneau rites Of the lodge
There was a row at Schuyle-~dM between
q gang Of electric light company workmen
md the parishioners OF the Church OF the
Visitation, Catholic, the latter insisting that
the workmen should set poles i'll front of the
church. AS fast as holes were dug the church
people filed them up. A row ensued, but
no one was fatally hurt, though missiles few
in q shower.
2 As Harley Russell and his wife were retu IN
ing to their home in a buggy they were halt.
ed at the outskirts of Monticello, ILL.,, by
Calvin Holden and Albert Durham. Dun.
ham seized the horse that Russell was driy
curse, fired ut Russell. The ball penetrated
his side, and passing between the ribs pro
duced q wound from which Russell died
Holden and Durham have been arrested.
Aaron NJ. Jones, aged sixty years, g
pioneer of Colorado and one of the best
known men in Colorado, shot his wife al
Denver while they were sitting at the break
fast table. He then threatened the lie Of
his daughter Erma, but she pleaded go hard
Tor her life that he srared her. He Their
turned the weapon on himself, and put a bull
let through his heart. 1t is thought that
he was insane. The ball passed through TIL.
lower lobe of the let lung of Mrs. Jones, and
was taken out of her back. The wounded
woman is not expected to live.
Cora Otto, . young lady twenty years old,
went to her bed room at Sioux City ont
nightswithout aliglit. She had notfully dis
Tobed-when she was clutched by u man who
held revolver to her head. Her screamf
awokethe family, md the man made his ca.
cape. leaving the girl whom he had dubbed
with n revolver, unconscious and badly
bruised The man was recognized as Frank
Dewey, a painter who boarded with the lady't
mother, and whose attentions she had re
pulsed. Dewey cannot be ound by the police
but Mrs. Otto received a threatening letter
from him commanding her to discontinue
criminal prosecution.
Charles Diebold of Pittsburg. Pa, and hi
wi 9 have not been living together for some
time. EARLY one morning Dicbold went To
his home md asked forsome clothing.
quarrel ensued and Diebold struck his wife
two murderous blows on the head with a
hatchet. He hurled her supposed lifslsss
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