The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-05-31
SINFUL SETTINGS.

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shot and instantly killed in a disorderly
house in Chicago by Henry Martin, a negro.
Charles Kent, once n state senator from
Nevada county, Cal, committed suicide by
jumping into the bay at San Francisco.
Patrick Malloy shot and killed his son
George, aged twenty-five, and then shot him
self dead at Seven Mile, Ohio. The two had
been quarreling over some insurance money.
Schultz deliberately drowned his two little
children in the river Volms and committed
suicide by jumping into the stream when they
had disappeared. .
New York police have captured an individ.
ual who had gained for himself the title oil
Jack the Inkslinger.". His mania has been
to throw ink on the dresses of ladies as they
walked along the streets.
By a lucky discovery at the Ohio state
prison the escape OF five desperate ~convicts
from that institution was prevented just as
it was about to be accomplished. They had
dug a tunnel under the walls.
Lawyer Clinton G. Reynolds died in New
York from a pistol shot wound which he re-
ceived in his Office on Wall street q short
time ago at the hands of Alphonse J.. Steph-
ami.
~ pOilCe uuUuOrlIlc6 report UQaI
they lave arrested Eyraud, the murderer of
Gouffe, whose dead body was recently found
lying in a ditch in the vicinity of Lyons,
France. :
At Alexandria, L., JEFF Hunt and Claude
Clark were shot and killed by John BoIan
and Jim Honson, all white men. The killing
was the result OF trouble growing out Of a
party.
Horhorf r1onou 0f ~ ;oo~ mn I, Lo;o ..oj91-
100000 damages in the Kings county IN.
oil Long Island City for q breach of promise
OF marriage.
Near Jonesville, Mich, John Beard, aged
eighty-four, quarreled with Alexander Shippy,
q farm hand. Beard shot Shippy and then
himself and afterward cut his throat. Ship
py will probably recover, but the old man
will undoubtedly die. :
Frank Fish, who killed John Callinain at
Canandaigua,N Y, on the night of Jan. 26,
1890, and who was convicted Of murder was
sentenced to die by electricity at Auburn state
prison during the week beginning July IL.
Fish Is only twenty-six years of age.
Complaint has been made against Captain
Stewart, ofthe American ship John Harvey,
now at Philadelphia, Of cruelty to sailors
and the abandonment of o cabin boy who
testified against the captain at Barbados,
West India.
Count Montercole, in jail at Philadelphia
since April IL on the charge of libel in dis.
tributing defamatory circulars concerning
his wife, Virginia Knox of Pittsburg, pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to six months i'm
prison ment.
Bob Crawford, a white convict from Pratt
mine, lear Birmingham, Me-, laid down a
stick OF dynamite, lit a use and shouted
good bye" to a dozen convicts who were
watching him. About halfa bushel of his
remains have been found. He had just been
recaptured after escaping.
D. H. Arnold. who has been on trial at San
Francisco for the murder of S. W. Garness,
whom he shot and killed in January last,
has been acquitted. The murder grew ont
of the circulation of a slanderous circular di.
rected at the members of the Arnold family.
Theodore N%eubauer, OF Madison, Wis, a
fifteen -yenr-old boy for whom tile police have
been looking for several days forthe THEFT OF
$37 from his brother, was seen on
the street. "A policeman was about to arrest
him, when he drew q revolver, blew out his
brains and fell dead OF the feet of his would
be captor.
Frank Manning and james Tye, enlisted
men at Fortress Monroe, Va, had adificulty
at Mill Creek, md on their return tothe fort,
while Tye was sitting IN his % preparing
door, rifle ia hand, and shot him through
1.-The head, causing instant death.
The dead body OF John FIamm, d Well-to-
do German farmer living seven miles from
OrtonYille, Mimi, was found in the Yellow
Banks river BY his wife. Flamm was last
seen about an hour before dark the night be-
fore hy hia nnirhhOrn with ono nf when hn