The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-09-12
WAYS oFTHE WICKED

Near Moorhead, Ky, Constable Lee Gill
am ~t.ot and killed William Fugct. who re
sisted arrest and shot at the officer
Anton Maus, eighty years old, was murder
ed at his home in Preble, Brown county, Wis
About $3.50 was stolen from the house.
The Liegun and Snsanville Cal, stage was
stopped by lone ehighwnymnn near Mil ore,
and Wells, Fargo l. Co. 4 box taken The
value is unknown.
John Britton, general manager of the But
'er. Pa. salt and chemical works, committed
suicide in Pittsburg by taking opium Fl
nunciai trouble was the cause
Mrs Emily Cavanaugh, who fired five shot.
at her husband, John Cavanaugh, the actor
in New York July "a, has been sentenced tc
five ycars and four months in state prison.
The Wolford house Mt Como, COL, burned
and three men we're incinerated. The remain,
of one Of the victims were identified ut those
of William Pryor, Western Union line re.
pairer.
Z. Il. Boycc, prominent young attorney
of Hernando. Miss. was shot and inst antIy
killed by H. r. c. Foster. The cause, it If
alleged, was Boyces supposed intimacy with
Mrs, Foster
At San Francisco John NJ, Chenowith, a
saloonkeeper, shot and killed Richard T.
Carroll. OF Carroll & Carroll, wholesale liquor
dcalers. and then blew his own brains ou-.
Chenowith had disputed n bill
Rinehardt Schneider, Patrick Doolcy and
Micls"l Daily OF Cleveland, Ohio, were cross
ing the traci; on beer wagon. when n train
which was running about thirty miles an
hour, struck them, killing them instantly.
At Coburg, Ont. two boys named David
Smith and Peter Hanson had n quarrel and
came to blows. Smith stabbed Hanson ir
the breast with pocket knife, killing him
Smith is only ten years of age and his victim
cwo years his senior,
j. S. Brown. vice president Of the Farmers
bank Of Broken Bow, Neb., started TOR st
Joseph. Mo-, few days ago on business con
nected with his bank and the st, JOSEPH
Loan and Trust company. Since then he
has not been beard from.
The onng wifr of o. b. Turner. a photog
rnpher OF Findlay. Ohio, has eloped with
Charles Sinclair; who boarded at the same
place. Turner and his vile were married q
lew days ago. He has followed the coupls
TO Toledo. vowing vengeance.
Near Kearney, NO., Elvira Ownsby, a col
s,rcd woman, seventy years OF age, was mur
dered hy some unknown person and the body
dragged, TO brush thicket and her clothing
set on fire 10 cover up the traces of the
crime.
Miles Ogle. the notorious counterieiter, has
been arrested in Cincinnati by detective o.
the United States secret service and is in the
county jail. Sixteen hundred dollars and Al
selfaction revolver were found on his person
hut no counterfeit money.
The farmers of St. Joseph county, in the
vicinity Of South Bend Ind. are exercised
over the lawl,ss and daring depredations o.
wheat thieves who have been doing thei,
time hundreds of bushels Of wheat haas beer
stolen.
While walking in the eastern part of Al
1oona. Pa. Samuel Frances was brutally
assaulted b. three footpada, and robbed o
q large sum OF money In the struggle hi,
tongue was torn rom it's roots and lie wa,
~, >bIe to speak when found. His recover,
is iouss sstfuI.
Guv w.,, '>uf1er. the Oldest son OF the fore
man of Gov no 'ss' farm in Grundy county
IaH. " ~ no M to death in a bin o
oats rom which the gran. "as De'ns f.t orawn
He was not discovered until ~. ~ 49,, Ja.,' .,a
through the chute. His body v. Huna ..H .tl .,aI
der eight feet Of oats. How he got NO ''''
bin is mystery.
AThree men employed by the Great Northern
Railway company ut Barnesve. Mimi,
John Carlson, baggagemaster, and his as.
sistant, Fred Gruber, and Chris Bjurhus, car
checker. were arrested at the instigation OF
officials of he road for the alleged aystema-
tic stealing OF goods Of various kinds out OF
cars while making transfer.
Manly Worthingthon of Genoa, Mimi,
while working on the farm Of Charles Stephens
Of Douglas, took his life By hanging himself