The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-26
WlCkEDNEssEs.

fot hll'eh ana Joe Sheehv fight In st.
Paul. Shcehy bites killen, to VIII om the fight
| il given on u foul.
Miss Ida Laycock, young lady teacher
near Iongmont. Col, was stabbed four
times by one OF her pupils named Bert Myers,
and may die.
At Columbus, Ind, John Petilliott, charged
with numbering his wife July 4, has been
sentenced to ninety-nine years in the stute
prison.
McDaniels. the notorious desperate who
was the leader Of the Cotton Belt train rob.
hery, lus been arrested near San Antonio
TeXue.
Father r. A. Finerty. pnstor OF the sncred
Heart church at Dayton Ohio, has been dismiss
aed for alleged immoral conduct with jeou,,g
lady member oil his church.
During the ceremony ut swell weidin e in
the city of Henry, ILL.,, vnndales stole all the
twraps OF the guests and the more valuable
wedding presents
Nathaniel Green. cashier md bookkeeper
for Farnsworth & lsuggles. draymen of San
francisco, liz missing, and the statement is
nude that the firms bank account has been
over.lrawn between $4,000 and $4,000.
tate Representative Brandt, who died
new days ngo, was $4,000 short az treasur.
or Of Nencie township. Seneca county, Ohio.
He was also u bankrupt with liabilities of
$4,000 and assets of only $4,000.
Nelson &. Jennings, who for four years he's
been the trusted cashier of the Ch icago
branch of the Sunday Creek Goal com pnny,
Inns nbsconded with $3.50 belonging to the
corporation.
In Memphis. Tenn Miles Ogle, the notori-
Gus counter eiter. was convicted of having in
hiR possession and passing counterfeit mon.
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penitentiary, in addition to fine OF $5. 900.
In Keokuk, Iowa. Joseph Bean aud Jose.
pliine Marion we're indicted for the murder of
the iatter's husband Sept. 12. Poison was
administered to Marion in IL piece of pie, and
shortly afterwarl he died in great agony
just before the death OF an unknown man
ut TennysOn, Ind, few days ago he made
n startling assertion that he was the MUIR
derer of John r. Bilderbacl, near Fort
Branch, twenty years ago. for which crime
Thomas Camp was hanged.
Areward is offered for the arrest Of George
Roberts. president of the Miners Union OF
lronwood and Hurley, Wis, on the charge
of em bezzlement. The amount il not known.
It % Thought that he has gone to Winnipeg.
His actions are a great surprise. a. he Inns
nlwnys been considered very straight man..
+. f. King wns found dead at the Rock
Island depot in Chillicothe, III. His head
hnd been crushed in with bolt of iron
about two feet long. The bloody instru.
tnent was found lying by hfs side. King
drew Il large sum OF moneS and this
mny have melted the murder, az his pockets
had been rifed.
in shooting scrape which occurred fifteen
miles from Bowen, Miss, Will Blue. Dave
Mckee and Bob Applewhite all were mortal.
~ wounded. The fight grew out of the killing
Of q cousin "f Mckee by Blue at q party in
Jefferson county short time ago. All the
parties are young men.
A murderer at Summeryii,e, No., 10 in hid.
ing in large cave. Heis armed to the teeth.
and boasts that there are not men enough jn
the state to capture him. He has small
terrier dog chained near the entrance to the
cave. which gives the alnrm when any one
approaches. 4 large reward is offered for
his capture.
Louis A. Pfeiffer, Who vas president o. the
broken Bank of America md vice president
OF tile American Lie Insurance Company,
was arrested in Philadelphia Bail was fixed
ut $4,000 in default Of which Pfeiffer was
taken to prison. James S. DUNCAN, who
was the eashier of the broken bank, was ar.
rested at Newcastle, Del. where he hus been
living. DUNCAN consented to come without
requistion, nnd on his arrival, in default Of
$2O,OOO bail was locked up.
An encounter took pIacs recently between
o band ofcowboys and number Of indians
ntRay's ranch, above the mouth OF Battle
creek, west oftlle Cheyenne river. Thecowboys
we're secreted behind wood pile in DAILY .
yard, and the Indians attempted to ride
through the gate into the ranch when q COW.
boy named Thompson shot and killed one
Of them. The other cowhoys opened fire
and two more lndinns fell. Tho Indians re.
turned the fire. md one Of the cowboys was
seriously II not fatally wounded.
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