The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-04-11
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Az 0u AnOmAS, Que, tHe muru6Ter MOTH,
who was convicted Of killing his partner, Roy,
Az the result Of a dispute in. restaurant
ct Debreezin, Hungary, forty challenges to
duels have been issued.
W. D. Prentice, at one time noted dcsper-
ado, was shot and killed on u ranch ncnr Vir-
ginia. New, by John Taylor, owner of the
place.
Gov. jackson of Maryland has refused to
accept the resignation of Treasurer Archer.
1t is said that Arcller's hondsmen will reuse
to make good the dcfalcation.
William Stewart. recorder of West Bay
City. Mich. 10 an absconder and isin Canada.
lars.
Miss Matte Bacon, o beautiful and talented
young lady of Niles, Mich. committed
suicide in Chicago BY first taking poison and
then jumping into the lake. No cause is u.s.
aligned.
Thecrusaders excitement at Farmington,
No., = still at fever heat. The two wrecked
saloons will not be reopened. The women
destroyed nfty.ave barrels and eleven cases
Of beer.
At Paso Del Norte, Mex, W. s. Bolton and
one Clayton, both cattle men, met $. H.
out warning began shooting Mt him until lie
fell dead. There is strong talk oflynchng.
Hopson Hurd, of the wholesale grocery
firm Of Babcock, Hurd & Co., of Cleveland,
Ohio. committed suicide by shooting himself
in the right temple. He had been in bad
health for o long time.
DR.. D. T. Smith, one OF the mos prominent
physicians in Cleveland, Ohio, has been sued
by George Sinclair. well known dry goods
merchant, for $25, 900. Sinclair claims that
,. NTH alienated the affections of his WIFE
Neville II. Pickthall, who mysterionsly dis.
appeared about the time Burchall and his
party arrived in Canada, and who was sup
posed to be in some wny connected with
Burchall, has arrived at Woodstock, Ont.
james Sanford and Fred Wilson qunrreled
at sugar camp near Warren, Ohio, aud sam
ford cruslled Wilson's head with club Viii
son will die. Sanford has not yet been ar
rested.
Two thieves entered a jewelry store in New
York filled their pockecs with watches and
Yaluabels and carried out show cuse ten
sseet long, containing nearly one hundred
watthss. They were walking off with tl,ecase,
when policeman arrested one, and the 9th.
er escaped.
The car and czarina recently paid visit
to the military prison at St. Petersburg.
They conversed with the prisoners and asked
them to state the causes which led to their
imprisonment The czar ordered the rele ase
the sentences OF sixty Others
-z iit ist' Gollus, Prussia, farmer named Wolfe,
wal seized with rabies and ran amuck through
the village. He finally took refuge.in his own
house, where he attacked his vie, woman
to whom he had recently been married, and
literally tore her to pieces. After committing
tn" horrible deed he was seized with another
paroxism and inflicted wounds upon himself
from which he died. 80
Michael N. Colon, saloon passenger on
the French steamer La Nornandie, arriving
from Havre, occupies cell in Ludlow street
jail, in default of $3 900 bail OH charge Of
smuggling. Almost every available space in
his clothes where some dutiable article could
b secrete1, was used to conceal watches,
diamonds and jewelry of oil descriptions,
amounting to several thousand dollars.
The door ofone o! the car water closets on the
wisconsin Central railroad was burst open ut
Waukesha, Wis, and the body of man found
on the floor. He had hung himself to hook
with . red pocket handkerchief. nhisstrug-
giles he broke the handkerchief and .ell to the
door, but not in time to save his lile From
Scmldt, aged about thirty years. He had a
ticket from Spokane Falls to Detroit; also
papers Of citizenship issued at Detroit, Mich.
On March 90 OF this year, and $55 in money
6. Wcaseheler, the village justice Of Hart
ford s. D., committed suicide 10 most hor-
rible manner. For months Weheler had been
brooding over imaginary troubles and had
threatened frequently to kill himself. Heleft
for his mother-in.law's place, two miles from
Hartford. When about a half mile out he
met the thirteen year old son ofDolph Grains,
who had been hunting. He asked the lad to
lend him his loaded gun, which request was
granted, and by calling the boy g attention to
adock Of geese in the distance. he placed the
both triggers. The mans head was literally
blown to atoms. Nothing remained OF the
head save the ears which were hanging loose
to the flesh. Weheler was fort ty.six years old,
d aGerman, we'll educated and had been u
teacher for years. -
4 bold attempt to rob leading jewelry
firm Of u 500 worth Of diamonds was mad .
by . young man who registered at the Palm.
sr house, Chicago under the name of Ralph
A. Allen. He sent to Hyman, Berg & Co. e
Jswelry store and requested the firm to send
some diamonds to him for inspection, as he
was suffering from sprained ankle and un-
able to visit their store. William A. Bigler,
asalssmon for the firm carried 81 500 worth
Of stones to Aliens room. After carefully
examining all the jewels, Allen selected one
ring and pin. While the salesman was re-
packing the remainder of the diamonds Al
len came up behind him and struck him n
terrible blow with heavy cane on the back
Of the head, knocking him down. The
wounded man screamed, and Allen, without
stopping to crap the package Of diamonds,
rushed out of the room and down the hall.
way. After an exciting chase Allen was cap.
tursd BY an empioys Of the hotel Biyler's
wounds are not dangerous.
FOREIGN FLASHES.
4 Frsnch gunboat hos besn sunk at Roche.
foft By colliaion With . man-oi.was. tf,s
,AyAs Brazilian bishops Win shortly issue 9
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