The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-30
SINS AND SINNERS.

strike riot occurs at Albany. The Pink
ertons shoot and wound several persons.
Miss Ida McKaig OF Logansport, Md,
aged eighteen, committed suicide because her
loyer had Tilted her.
Ayoung woman is arrested at Des Moines
for sending advertisements of articles OF i'm
moral uses through the mails.
Edward Hake, the st. Lonis young man
who took $4,000 out of his iather's safe,
shot his wife and then fred a bullet into his
own breast, inficting q mortal wound.
Mrs. John Holden and her son Edward
have been arrested at Monticello, Ill.,, charg-
ed with the murder of Harley Russell. One
held RusselPs horse while the other shot him.
The interstate ommerc commission
causes the arrest OF General Passenger Agent
Martin, OF the "Big -Four" because he issued
passes.
j. Kirkland. a prominent Knight Of Hon
or and superintendent of car shops at Cres-
line, Ohio, was :ound dead, having been muir.
dered for his money.
Frederick Schroeder was killed in Morris
vile, Pa, by James Hall, a wealthy English
man. Schroeder and Hall are neighbors.
but quarreled lately and Schroeder started
in to whip Hall. Hall hos been arrested.
Bentley, the editor of the Azusa (Cal.) News,
was taken out by armed men and tarred and
feathered for publishing an article rejecting
On the condnct of {. E. Frazier, a school
teacher.
]. Harry Ward, a we'll known member of
the Baltimore corn and -four exchange, com
mitted suicide by cutting his throat with a
razor. He had been suffering from melan
cholia. ,-E>.H. U.s.
Rollo Jones of Richland, Utah, has cap
tured q man whom he thinks is Tascott.
The prisoner answers the description of Tas.
colt, even to the scars on both elbows and
the right knee. H.
Albert Satterwhite, a prominent farmer
living near Midway, KY, was found dead in
the road, a bullet hole through his head and
two gashes from a razor, sho wing that muir.
er had been con mitted. John Henderson, q
worthless negro, has been arrested.
Andrew Colville, aged ~forty-six, who was
formerly a Methodist minister, attempted
suicide by shooting in New York. His wite's
refusal to live with him any longer prompted
the attempt upon his life. His wound is not
considered dangerous.
Near Bolton, Tex, W. H. Twidel, his son
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Tyler and began shooting at Mrs. Tyler,
wounding her and a boy. Tyler ran to the
rescue, when young Twidel shot him, killing
him Instantly. No cause is known Tor the
tragedy. ~ ~
During a quarrel between Simon Powalsky
and James Young. seamen OH the steamship
Rhodora, at New York. Powalsky picked
up a heavy steel wrench and struck Young q
terrible blow on the head, inficting fatal in.
jnries. Young was taken to the Chamber
street hospital. where the doctors said be
could not live through the night. Powalsky
has been arrested.
Charles Pratt, q farm hand, shot and "a
stantly killed V. R. Towne and fatally
wounded his daughter Hattie, near Ken.
nard Neb. The girls brother pursued him
on horseback and overlook him among a
lot of harvest hands, who bound him and
delivered him to the authorities. just before
midnight q mob ~overpowered the sheriff
took his keys, opened Pratt's cell and thel
hung him to a tree in the Jail yard.
In Talmage township, six miles from
Akron, Ohio, q farmers children playing in
the barn observed a pile of hay moving,
They called q farm hand to kill q supposed
skunk under the hay. The hirea man thru ST
q pitchforkinto the hay and impaled q negro.
One of the tines entered the negroes eye and
reached his brain. with fatal effects. The
negro was identified as Joe Williams, well
known as one Of the most dang erous crooks
il the country. Williams had killed two
men and had spent three terms in the Ohio
stats prison, from which he escaped after
serving fifteen years. Upon him were found
q loaded revolver and burglars, tools.