The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-02-14

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ed of $35. 900 by E. A. Walton, trust
lrk OF Dallas, Tex, who skipped to the
Kan Ter ritory.
Herr 6chmits, editor Of fthe Cologne Gazette,
has been sentenced to ono months imprison.
nsnt in fortress for publishing calumnies
against the Empress Frederick, mother ofthe
Emporer Willium.
Another riot occurred recently nj st. Adel-
bert's church, Buffalo. N. Y, where a factional
quarrel over change of priests has been
going on for long time. A polish wo man
led the rioters, who numbered several hun
dred.
James Hallahan at Clinton, Iowa, shot
Jack Rowan in the face, giving him dan
gerous wound, and as his brother, Jim Row
an, turned to run le shot him through tho
head. The affair occurred at Pat Neeley's
saloon. The trouble was caused by Haila-
han losing his gloves. which he accused the
Rowans OF stealing. They denied it, but he
left, got revolver and returning, shot them
both as above stated. The murderer made
Ills escape and has not yet been apprehended.
The body Of Lewis Cox was found neur
Browns point near Seattle. He was the son
wealthy real estate man in Chicago, and
though a champion canoist, was drowned
with ex.Mayor Minor Of Seattle, and Col.
Haler while canoing on Puget sound Dec 2,
1880 The body Of Dr.. Minor. who wns n
cousin Of James g. Blaine, is being searched
for, while that OF Halcr wns found some time
ago Large rewards were offered for the re-
eovery of the bodies and many men have
been searching the beach ever since.
2 Judge Grinnell Of Chicago overruled the
motion for q new trial for James J. West,
and imposed sentence upon the one time
president Of the Chicago Times Company in
accordance with the verdict, five years In the
penitentiary gnd q fine of $1,000. The
charge on which the prisoner was convicted
was fraudulent over issuing OF Times stock
to the extent Of nearly $4,000. The pris-
oner was visibly affected when sentence was
spirits.
During fight in saloon Mt Griswold,
Iowa, Sohn Farmer, negro drew n revolver
and fired several shot. ut George Lowe, son
ofexJudge I1owo and the BARTENDER. but all
went wide at their mark. Lowe tEan secured
shotgun, loaded Il with bucksiot, mud
placing the mhzzls within foot Of Fnrmer's
head 6red. Death was instanteous the head
being blown to atoms. One ofthe balls from
Farmers revolver. struck Dr.. Moore. and O
serious wound was inflicted in the groin.
Lowe was. Immediately arrested md placed
In Jail.
postmaster Of Maiden, Jackson county, KY.
was arrested in Jersey City for attempting to
shoot o green goods"man who defrauded
him. The ssindIer was not wounded and
snecesded in escaping arrest. Holcombe Is
held upon n charge OF carrying a concealed
weapon. Amors serious charge will bs pre-
ferred In case the police succeed in capturing
the man Holcom!,s tried to shoot. A box
which wns- sapposed to contain e10, 900
eounterfeitl, aud for which Holcombs paid
$3.50, contained nothing but newspaper
A terrible crime was committed 10 thelittle
village Of Eolo, No., by Joseph Bacon, NO.
gro boy twelve years old. While at homo
with his little sister and brother, nged eight
Ind three yenrs respectively. he deliberately
killed both Hs they. we're at play in bed. Ths
former he shot with o gun and the latter he
dhpntched With an axe, severing the head
from the body. He then walked to Louisi.
ana, distance efafteen miles, to Ills grand
mother here hstoid now be had accidentally
killed bis brother and sister With his fathers
gun, which. went of before he knewft.
The Chicago anarchist cnse 10 to be taken
befo re the supreme court Of tho United States
for review. Noses Solomon. the Chicago Mt.
tornsy for Fielden, Schwab and Neebe, re-
csived an order from the chief justice Of the
Illinois supreme court granting u writ oferroP
from the United States supreme court to the
supreme court of Illinois 4ofs the purpose OF
allowing the case to ngain go before that
court for rsYiew.; Attorney solomon hus al
ways contended thaf the prisoners wese de.
prived Of o constitutional right by not being
permitted to be ffesent ~hen the state su-
prems court passed sentence upon them.
A revised, list of the fatalities Of tho fire ip
North STREET Boston shows that ten were burn.
ednnd killed; !. three fatally aud six seriously
hurt. Serious suspicious have been rnissd
that the nis was tho work Of incendiaEies.
IL u stated that when tue street door was
burst open the smell gave strong. indicatloss
that tho stairs and floors had boon saturated
With oil. The police lave decided on Q
thorough Investigation. and llciljnmin ST.
Aonds hasbeen.. arrested on suspicion. 1t
b claimed that ne. lives would have bssu
lost u the, locality thad been sufllcisntly
esppsied With facilities for @@extiagutshins
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n prssi6shf 81 the Sixth National bank
,ee New York Peter J. Claassen, was held In
9o0,0 600 bail by the United States Commis-
desse ohissds Il default a. which l.s was con.
! z.tt4sa sp31a, ~ y being heia ~ .charrss
Kxaminsf Hsphars, NIo
Ut Qssass u.