The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-30
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Near Dover, Ind. T., Rev. F. F. Griffin, or.
Eanizer of a large colony Of colorel people
Sh" had settled near there, was shot and
killed by samusl a.Hc.: "re:
WI. Fursmnp, the Pontiac ILL.,, embez-
5000. 0,pIsadeti ins aaity, -aEd his case was
continued.
Henry Freeman farmer residing at Helm.
rich, Shelby county, ILL.,. was robbed Of t13,.
900 in the railroad station at Delaware, Ohio,
No clue to the thieves.
Frand Tolliver. the brother of the noted
Kentucky Tollivers was hit by brick aud
killed at Parkersburg W. Va, by Frank
Letter during quarrel.
New York detectives who went to Hondu-.
ras have settled with Crawford, the express
robber by taking s32,3 of the $41, 900
which he embezzled. He is now practically
fee man.
Chicago police are on the hunt again for
~. D. simonds." the man who bought the
furniture for the Carlson cottnge. which DR..
Cronin was murdered in. "Simonds" has
been seen on the street twice lately.
Thomas D. Musgrave, OF the Union League
club, New York, who was arrested on a
charge of sending obscene mail matter to
Y, ".
been discharged.
Near Caflettsburg, Ky, Jim Brewer killed
Ike Brewer. 6 one:legged pan, by knocking
him down, then placing the muzlIe ofa gun
to his head and fired. spattering the uufortu.
nate mans brains in every direction.
The murderer Of Jacob S. Resin ger, super
intendent Of the poor farm ut Freeport ILL.,.
has been captured, and is now in jail. The
mnr6arpP nro. ans him uolf olol ,bat bn
committed the act.
John T.. Bowden. iisolute character of
Chilicothe, No., attempted to kill his wife
~ wounded 4 Mr.. Rainey, who was trying to
protect her. Bowden then blew his own
brains out. His vile was not hurt.
Young Robert Wallace, who ran way two
weeks ago with SAC, 900 belonging to his rel.
ative, John H. Wallace. the publisher of Wal.
lace's Monthly of New York, has been arrested
In Havana. A requisition will lie obtained
and detectives sent for the fugitive.
F.V. Miller, who was found dead in Fair.
mount Park, Philadelphia, few weeks ago,
IL declared to be heavy defaulter by q
member Of the firm of C. T. Rumph & Son,
pocketbook manufacturers, in whose EN-.
ploy he had been for twenty-eight years.
Ludwig Marquardt, on artist, attempted
to murder his wife, Frederika; in Phiadel.
phia, by shooting several times, and died
shortly afterwards for the effects of poison
be had evidently taken before attempting his
wite's life.
Since the passage OF the territorial act,
May 20, the United States authorities in
Oklahoma have no power to arrest criminals,
as evidenced by man who committed muir
der in selfdefense, and wanted to give him
self up. The United States marshal had no.
authority to hold him, and the military COM
mander refused to have any thing to do with
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Jacob Hanson, q Dane. fifty year, old. shot
himself at Mankato, MINI. He held the pis.
tol in his mouth and the ball took an up.
ward and backward course, coming out over
the left ear. Hanson lived in South Bend
and was visiting his daughter, and it is sup.
posed he had trouble with her, which led to
the shooting. He had 1910 in his pocket
when found.
The postoface at Kasson, Mimi, was
broken into. The burglars evidently effected
an entrance through one Of the front win
dovs and made their exit in the bnck part
of the building. The safe was blown open.
but very little of value was secured as the
money and stamps were Deposited in the
bank. Tho grsatest loss is the safe, 90 it ID
totally destroyed.
Albert ]. Baker, the managing editor Of the
Naros (Ill.) Times, Who has been missing
sincs May z, has returned to his home. He
says that while in Decatur two men overpow.
srsd him and kept him under the influence oi
drugs until isw days ago, when he dsssr.sd