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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
Leased 1000 Acres of Land.

Redwood Falls, Mimi. Jan. 2O.--The
most important business transaction in
the history OF Redwood county was CON
sunmated in the Citizens bank ycst.r-
day, when Mckinley Bros, of the Me:
saba iron mine, leased over Il thousand
acres of land adjoining Moons coal
mine for term of thirty years. The
owrers of the land will require IL cents
u ton for all coal mined. One Of the
stipulations was that no saloons should
be allowed oil the property. The Me-
kinlcys will eXpend $4,000 in prospect
inv fnr coal
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26

Appleton, Wiz. Jan. l9.-Maj. Sims,
the \. J.. \. lecturer, vas m"!l,rl last
night a, kanlauna. The NIB nf a.UG,
people collected outside of the hall AMI
stoned the building. Sims and Il party Of
friends l'arriradea the doors and resisted
the assaults of the moh. The sheriff uf
outoEalnir county was snnt for by May
or Reuter-. who also telcgraphcl tur
militia, which Gov. PEEK denied unlr.;
asked for by the sheriff The sheriff
finally dispersed the mob. and with liz.
help OF local officers, escorted Sims To his
boarding place. The mob followed,
throwing stones. Sims mas knocked
s,nsclcss by u stone, but officers fought
the mob oil a,il got him safely 10 hi,
k"lsing. Til" nab then dispersed ::i,u.
was escorted I" II train this morning by
three nrn armed with Winchester rifles
and left fnr Ashland. Hitter fr:.,. has
existed for several months NJ Ilaukanna
over the \. T. A., and the town Is tnrn
up socially and in business by the tycnt5
of last night
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26

Washington, Jan. 2O.-rhc house is
making slow progress with the amend
n.ents to the tariff bill. Only one week
more remains aud less than twenty
amendments to about 1900 paragraphs
have been disposed of. The argument
between Mr.. Johnson aud Mr.. Dalzell
over the proposition to put steel rails on
the free list was continued. When the
vote came the amendment was defeated.
but only about forty Democrats voted
with their colleagues Of the COMMITTEES,
While seventy-nine voted with Johnson
an.l the radicals. Acssrs. Cannon tRep.
I'D, Wagner ltep. Pal and Adams
utep. Pa.) argued against the johnson
amendment. Mr.. Dunn lDcn. Pal said
MIR. johnson was IL mighty good fellow
personally, but an unsafe and erratic
leader to follow. He was opposed en-
phetically to his free trade doctrines.
He did not want the tail of the Demo-
cratic party to wag the dog. Mr..
Henderson Qaep. Iowa) was then recog-
nize'i to offer the agricultural schedule Of
the Mckinley law as a substitute for that
of the Wilson bill No action was taken.
During the debate OH the agricultural
schedule Mr.. Tawney got the floor and
presented the facts and figures relative
to the production Of barley, particularly
in Minnesota. His statements pro.lnced
scene as exciting as any Witnessed
during the debate on the Wilson hill,
MIR. Lockwood of Buffalo, the representa-
tive of the Eastern brewing interests,
tricd to question the accuracy of the
tigt res, but was driven from the field.
Mr.. Tuwney's time was twice extended
until he had occupied nearly half an
hour, making an eloquent defense OF the
Mckinley duty on this cereal.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26

Minneapolis. Special. William j.
Huhn. al assignee Of the State bank,
has bought suit against Thorwald Guild
llrai dsci. making some serious charges.
He says that when Herman A. Vest
fan assigned Matt Gallagher, his as
sig' er. sold certain real estate. being
lots 4. ) and q. Of Bassett, Moore &
Chsae's addition. The State bank bid
la the property for $1,000, and then, with
ont the authority OF the bank directors.
after tic bank had paid the cash for the
m!r. hase. l<ristian kortsaard had Gal
lasher make the sale tc Guldbranlsen,
who was given title. The claim is made
:Har thereafter the bank was compelled
to pay $9.G11.M to redeem certain of the
property from the sheriff's sale and thas
although Guldbrandsen has never paid 3
lit for the property he claims some
title. The court is asked to quiet title
Tor the bank and set aside the Guild.
brsr dsen transfer.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
To Protect Gn:.e in sont,. D:ko,a.

..iitrheii. =. ID, .!an, l3.--I'll- move
which is l.si!l:; i.:.,i.. oyt.' IL. state fn.
the better enforcement oi lltr caG:.. laws
Il :"triving support md coln.n~n.lltinn
from local snovlsi:..n. The local s,li.
club has a,i:int,ni II COMMITTEES. "a act
in conjunction with cnuilnitttpa from 9TH
or clubs. and II lctrrniinpl .iio.. vii.
t.a made 10 secure the arrest ANA punish
ulcnt of those violating the law in trap
ping and shooting quail and chickens.
The wholesale slaughter going o,. near
Vermillion will be thorough, iuvcssi.
gated
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
A Double Sentence.

Chippewa Falls. Wis, Jan. 17.-Albert
Thompson was senteEced by Judge Mar
shall to one year at Waupun for robbery
and one year for forging . postof6ce or
der. In the case of Washhurn county ys.
J.. H. Wang aud his bondsncn, 4. &.
Probert. Joseph Riley and Il. e. Bailey,
the plaintiff was given Judgment for
the full amount claimed, $4,000. Mr..
Wang Is treasurer of Washburn county,
and had this amount Of money in tho
Mashhurn bank when il closed.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
charsed With crucltx.

Findlay. Ohio. Special.-Scnsational
charges have been preferred against Mrs.
Louisa Lightfoot, matron of the county
infrmary, by the secretary of the pre-
vcntion Of cruelty. She is charged with
having scalded John Fletcher. an inmate,
with Eoiling water, and afterwards apply
ing mustard plaster to his bald head.
Fletcher is represented as having narrow
ly escaped insanity from his subsequent
sufferings,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26

Chicago Jan. 2O-'rhe National Farm
rls' Alliance in convention has taken the
first step toward confederation of the
agricultural unions throughout the United
States. A definite plan of organization
to include the five prominent orders OF
lis country was adopted and IL commit
tee APPOINTED to secure its adoption by
the other unions. The organization will
be- called the Farmers union. As Il COM
mittce to hasten the adoption of this
plan by the other orders there were ap-
pointed Il. J. Bye, West Branch, Iowa :;
Milton George, Chicago, and Wells
Purvis. CGrlington, Ohio.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
one po..oa,cc.. Rcc,,r,,

Redwood Falls, MINI, Jan. 19,-~Ens,-
master w. $. Mckay has Just filed his
aIrual report During the year 3.;,ti5
porrhes We're received containing :;S2 :hs,
pieces of mail and weighing ;iu,".S
pounds. The number Of p,'le;.cs dis.
patched vas 2.Et5. Containing o1.15,
pieces VI mail. The money orders and
postal notes issued were $40. ~:
money orders aud postal notes paid, Sll,-
Gu5.3.. Received from sale Of stamps
aud stamped papcrs, $3GSa.5s; com
plants made of lost matter. =; gaia ia
receipts over 1857, I per cent.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
81. T.nu, EaiIuro

ST. Paul Jan. 1S-Tne Royal Furniture
and Carpet company made an assign
m.ut yesterday to H. G. Stevens. The
officers OFT he comply are $. $. Weil.u-
horner, president. and L. w. Hughes, Sec
lrtary and Treasurer. 4 short time ago
the firm made 4 statement of their assets
and Ii, blli,ies. in whi,h the former We're
placed at $1l5,NG and the liabilities
$35.uN. In the affidavit upon which the
asAisErc's bond is paid, the assets are
s.,el, as $4,000. The liability is vari-
ously estimated at from $4,000 to $780,
ONi
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26

Chicago. Jan. 10. - Mrs. Marion l..
Watlons has commenced divorce pro-
ceeiinss i'll the superior court agains; her
husband. Edward WatrolS. Mrs Wat.
r"us is we'll known In theatrical circles,
her stage nam" hrins May kelso. SHE
is at present playing at the Chicago
opera hnns. with I:nsscll's company.
Miss k"lS" was married I" the defend
ant in lsSs in New York city She say;
in her bill that Il few weeks after the
marriage her husband commenced To
neglect her. After living with her fta
six weeks he deserted her nnl she has
not seen him for three years.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26

ST. Louis. Jan. IA man. Supposed
to be Michael Carroll of Omaha. was
found dead this morning in one of the
worst opium joints in St. Louis. run by Il
Clliraluan named Hen. According To the
statement Of Hen Carroll entered his es-
talishulcnt at 3 o'clock this morning.
AT O'Clock Hen Went to awaken Car
roll when lie found him dead. The polr.
in pursuing their investigation have come
upon suspicious facts which indicate that
the man was poisoned
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
t,i.ntlai.i,. Hni..iau.

81. I'aul. Jan. lD.-'Tgn h.,',mrnsol
body OF 4 man. supposed to br Potter
l.lnsshlmrS. was found yesterday after
boom III Ill" river l.r:.r l:lu fish hatchery
The b",ly hld lcr;. in ll,. riser SOM.
thrc" or ion" months. Two ki,ivr, AMI
some small change We're found in his
p"kets. The only clue To his identity
was an employment agency blank OF
Muure X Co.. filled "u' with the name of
Peter l.inE"nlmrE." address. st. raul.
n" n,lrks of violence were found on hi,
person. II is thought that the man might
possibly have committed suicide On ac-
count Of failing to secure. employment
The body is III the Morsu..
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
M. NuHnl lnrrn,;lnIinn srrrsaur,,

\" Naval invrat;Eniiom Srresanry.
Washington. Jan. ID Hartman Cum.
minE;. uf the naval c"uliil,:... is prtuar-
ing the report on the Holman resolution
calling for ;In investigation Of til" Sysi,,a
Of awarding premiums /" contractors fn;
building government ships. The rrpa.t
Of thu committee will lie adverse To pru.
creiin. with s,i"h ;.n i:1tslira,ion on the
ground that there va. no testimony tend
ing 10 :ub>tantia;e lii" general charges
made i'll the lluirunn resolution Tin. r.s
u'ution, it will be remembered. CHARGED
by implication general collision bet wu.u
the contractors and officers of the ns,y
department..
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
May Resfkn.

Brussels. Special.--Tremier Bernaert
had an audience with King Leopold aud
reported to his majesty the determination
Of the cabinet to resign unless the party
of the right made requisite CONCESSIONS.
4 meeting Of the right has been called for
Nc nday to consider the matter. Until
the result of the meeting is known the
catiret will reser.a their 6nal decision
On the question Of abandoning office. =,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
A ylynterious Denth.

Minneapolis, Jan. 2O.-Mary Carroll,
seventeen years Of age. the daughter of
cx-PoliccInan T.. Is. Carroll, was found
dead in bed yesterday morning. She had
been ill since Christmas. but nothing
serious was feared. An autopsy will b.
icld. Her illness is thought to have
been due 10 poisoning from eating candy.
Heart failure is thought 10 have been
III. immediate cause of death.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
Prohibition ON Water.

vermillion, S. d., Spccial-Prospccts
are good that Verplillion will soon go
dry. The water works company claim
that they have been running at loss,
snd that taere Is no hope of settlement
with the city. hence they propose to shut
dcv<l. Many people are dependent wholly
lIon the city system for their water sup
ply, and it is feared that much iucou.
veLisIcs will result.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
Gear for senator.

nes Moines, Jan. 1.-THE legislature
has taken formal action on the United
States senatorship John II. Gear, the
candidate of the Republican caucus, was
nominated In the senate by Senator Har-
u.on and ex-Ciov. Horace Boies' name
was placed in nomination on behalf OF
the Democrats by Senator Harper Roll
call followed and the vote stood. Gear,
:s3; Boies, II. In the house the w: q
steed: Gear, u; Boies. "a, and w. II.
Butler, /. A joint session of the senate
md house viii be held to-day to canvass
the vote which makes Gear United States
a. Iator from Iowa.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
Mine Failure.

Milwaukee, Specialize Penokee and
Gcgebic Consolidated mines, owned by
the Co!bys. Rockefellers and others. and
capitalized for $1,000 900. hns passed into
mines included In the company ccm-
prises the Colby, Tilden and Comet in
Michigan. and the Superior in Wisconsin,
ON the Gogebic range.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
senator w"i,h"i! Takes IL Vacation.

Washington. .tau. ~. Senator Wal
thall of Mississippi la. resigned on ac
count ct i'll health, The present term ri
Senator Wal,hall would expire March
j. 1S!ia but liz has already been rir..t-I
for another six years. or until March u:
1891. l!c resigns the nneapireil pprliu.
Of lis present term. and. as liz. sa,r:, IN
Iii, letter. leaves I" future determination
the uu >tion of the full siX-year tenn
b, ginning in 1855, Among the most
prominently mentioned about ,hc capital
as the successor of Senator W%!tAall are
Rel resrntative john NJ. Allen. OF iii.
First district; John STONE, Attorney Gen
eral X. nan ani Representative I.
Y Ea.rhinss Ut the Third district
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26

Omaha, Jan. 10. Charges have hpell
preferred against Police Officer Charles
Bloom. who is accused of having written
a letter to Mayor Remis In which the
latter's life was threatened. Onr day
last week the mayor received Il letter
signed Observation-Disclosures" threaten,
ing to kill the mayor ii certain things
were not done. Tile matter was kept
quiet for y day OF SO, and then referred
to the chief of police. Bloom is one Of
the Oldest members of the force. He is
said to be member OF the A T.. a.,
and his threats were inspired by 1t.
ligious political feeling,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
Southern Waterways Conven.ioa.

New Orleans, Specialize waterways
col vention met here yesterday with dele.
gates from all portions of the state. The
various levee districts were we'll repce-
sented. Capt u. 3. Wood, chairman Of
the committee on Western waterways,
callet the convention to order. and Mayor
Fitzpatrick delivered an address of wei
cou:e. The convention was organized by
electing ]. g. Murphy as chairman. leeS-
olut:ons were adopted urging increasing
and eaat;nucd appropriations for water
ways, including the harbor of New Or.
leans. A committee will he sent TO Wash
sngton to urge the matter uDou congress-.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
Two unf,rt.,,.,. T.-,.,s

New York, Jan. NV. l.. Hammers.
ley. the well known horse owner and
clntman, died yesterday OF pneumonia.
lie was second cousin of the dowaser
dt chess Of Marlborough. Fred Eshner.
arotier pr !minent turfman and a famous
rlhl ger. made IN assignment yeste.ily.
fle was recently worth S.ND.OOO. lie
attributes his failure u recent hard luck
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26

FFUs' s'''HEFr- !-''-'I"!''t.i.
Salem. ILL.,. Jan. ~, Tie three train
fobbers. Hardin. ZONES ani ODwycr.
who held up an Illinois Central train in
this city Sept. ~. Were to-day sentenced
by .lu,lEe iimrr"l%hs I" serve trrula ut
twenty years each in the p..nil.n;iary at
Chester. Al! lhrc" catered p',as oi
guilty ia thr charge nt burglary. and
Jones pleaded gully of assault with in
tent ia kill. Hardin and ODwy.r were
given the extreme limit Of the Law hut
Jones' was given Il ltn-sear sch,rnr.. ii
each ease, making tW.!.;y YEAR; il. all
Sheriff Helm started for Chester with
the prisoners Immediately.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
Miner. Tux. Anx p.,,...

Mckeesport, Pa, Jan. 17.-Three thou
sand miners went to work yesterday in
the second pool in the pit between this
city and Elizabeth. The miners resunl-
ing are the Stones. Richers, Aliquippa.
Crumps, Waltons, Fosters, Camden and
all the smaller works. The men 80 to
work at the 214cent rate. Joseph
Walton has promised his men steady
work for the next six months at PA
cents
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
MilIion. Need Accounting For.

New York, Sppcial.-Emily Livingston
aud her son, William B. Blackwell, have
begun an action in the supreme court
against Charles f.. Green, a brother Of
Mrs. Livingstone, to compel him. as ex-
eeutor of the will of his father, Henry l..
Green, and as surviving legatee and
trustee under the will Of his uncle. John
q. Green. to account for a $3,OO0utIO
trust fund. Mrs Livingstone made a
motion yesterday before Judge Law:
renee for a commission to examine Mr..
Green in Trenton, ". J. Decision waa
reserved.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26

suppresxed Ri0tOus Organizations.
Rome, Special-A dispatch from Pal
ernlo says that the government measures
have succeeded in breaking up the or
ganization OF the Fasci DID Lavoratori
branches. The society referred to is said
to have been suppressed everywhere in
the recent rioting are being asseated.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
Received u TIN.

st. Louis. Special-Joseph ullman, the
well known sporting man, is in receipt
of the following telegram from Joseph
II. Vendig, who is now ut jacksonville,
Fla: "corbett aud Mitchell contest will
positively take place as advertised. H.
form your friends" The sender of this
message is the netting commissioner ot
the Eastern turfman. Mike Dwyer. and
is supposed to be very close to the Duva|
club management. Vendig has been In
Florida for some time past. aud his mess
age to his personal friend is regarded AZ
practically official.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
Criminal Dcinss.

worM's fair crooks are arriving In
San FrapciscO by hundreds.
Threats have been made to assassi-
nate Gov. LeWeliing Of Kansas.
Farmer Hill was scalped at Sedalia,
Mo, by an enraged stallion.
Fred Berry was arrested at Guthrie,
Okla, for counterfeiting.
n. d. Blossom, q Montana pioneer,
suIcided at Great Falls by poison.
Herman Ever was arrested at st.
Louis charged with being one Of the
gang Of colnterfeiters.
Florence Zip and Elizabeth Jones, in
love with the same man, fought at HOl-
man, Ind. Florence was knocked out.
Champion Baugher, of Warsaw, Ind,
who assaulted and left for dead IT,
yssr4old girl, has been captured.
Austin, Tex, sneak thieves got away
with several hundred dollars In cash
and Jswelry.
Robert Hubbard, wealthy farmer,
was killed by an unknown person near
Princeton. KY.
w. T. Conrad hanged himself at ST.
Louis, Mo-, because of dependency.
He was 90 years old.
Nay Barton, notorious thief known
% Diamond Fanny" has been arrest
Cd at St. Louis.
Asa Taft, suspected Of numbering his
e000in Leroy Rogers, at Irving, Mich,
was captured at Otsego.
!. Iron Thunder, the noted Sioux chief,
has been murdered by another Indian
mar Fort Yatea. N. ID.
AIonso Hall was arrested at Hunt
an9ton, Ind, charged with forgery.
The postoffice at Thor, Iowa, near
Fort Dodge. was robbed Of about $500
In stamps and money.
Refused more supper, thirty prisoners
in he Ottumwa, Iowa. jail broke the
furniture and ripped OF the cell doors.
Murderer John Hart. confined In the
Rockford. ILL.,, jail, slashed his throat
with q razor and may die.
Durglan blew open the safe Of the
Western Brewing company at Belleville,
H., and secured about $1,000.
Rsfusins to leave the vicinity of Hills
t0oro, H., when ordered by q vigilance
committee, John Roach was filed with
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26

st. Paul, Jan. IL. - Round-trip ex-
c"rslon rates are now in effect on the
Great Northern to Montana, Puget sound,
Oregon and California points. A special
rate is made on tickets to the Midwinter
Iair at San Francisco, good until July
10. with stop-over privileges and choice
Of routes returning. Tickets good for
l!l'.. months are also to be had. Rates
vary according to the route used, Tho
lowest rate by direct lines is as follows:
To Seattle, Tacoma. Victoria, Port Town
send and Portland, $50; to San Francisco.
$3.50; to Los Angeles, $97.9O, from
st. Paul and Minneapolis and return.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26
Miners Meet.

Youngstown. Ohio. Jan. IA general
call was issued some days ago for u
meeting to be held here by delegates of
the Mahoning valley coal miners to con
slider the recent reduction in wages and
proposed strike. The meeting was in
secret session with very small attend.
ance. 1t is believed no strike will occur,
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lcatally Crunl,esl.

Minneapolis. Jan. 2O.--John Shea, a
night car rcpairer employed at the Mid.
way station OF the street railway COM
ls'hy, was crushed by u falling car early
this morning and died a few hours later
at his home, Hong and Seventh avenues
rorth. He WAS about twcnty five years
of age. single, and member of the
A. U. II.
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Jack Meredith, young man convict
ed Of counterfeitlng. hanged himself In
Ids cell at Wheeling, w. Va with q
stkip Of blanket. .s.-lssee ,s-sa z, -

Jack Meredith, young man convict
ed Of counterfeiting, hanged himself In
Ibis cell at Wheeling, w. Va, with .
strip OF blanket ssa-fss 's,ss -
Henry Somer and his wife were mur-
dered In their home in Princetown,
Ohio. and their twenty-year-Old son Is
missing.
Edward. King, his wife and seven.
year-old son We're arrested ut Spring.
field, Mo-, for passing counterfeit
money.
Three masked men held up I,assen-
ger train near Iicksburg, Miss, but
were scared of before securing any,
thing.
The home Of John Il. Stephens at
Rushville. ILL.,, was robbed Of money
and jewelry valued ut several hundred
dollars.
Joseph Aberle, an illitcrate young
man, was arrested at Tlfin, for
sending obscene matter through the
mails.
DR.. Louis Sprau, q bicyclist of San
dusky, o., was robbed near Tlflin by
highwaymen, who demolished his
wheel.
A stranger walked into the National
Bank of Mexico, and, picking up sack
containing $1,000 in silver, walked of
with it.
Samuel Morgan and William Mahan
fought with pistols at French Lick,
Ind. to settle an old feud, and both
were killed.
A two aud onc-half- -year-old child of
Louis Matter OF Iittsburg died from the
effects Of an assault by John Campbell,
who is in jail.
The sentence Of George Hardy and
Edward Norris. Washington, ID. c.,
imprisonment.
Joseph Walker, sixteen years old. IL
under arrest charged with shooting
William and Mrs. Kiml,all, their IS
months'-old child and Mrs. Kimball's
/ sister ut Dodge City, Kan.
For firing stable while drunk, after
three attempts upon the lives Of his
family, William Rosian was given
twelve hours to leave West Hammond,
Ind.
l.. B. Williams was killed at Pueblo
by II. b. Rhodes. Il brakeman on the
Denver 4 Rio Grande. Williams was
one Of four tramps who We're stealing q
ride.
Charles Oscar Kellar, the advent
lrer, whose work is known from one
end Of the country to the other. has
been sentenced ut Chattanooga, Tenn,
to seven years penal service for de-
frauding the CHATTANOOGA Brewing
Company out of 200.
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NipAAfsaaaeA n In nk.

Philadelphia. Special-Theo.lore +.
Baker, for twenty eight years the paying
teller of the Consolidated National bank,
this city. confessed yesterday to President
james +. Watson that during the past
twenty years he has stolen more than
$47,OcO. He was arrested and hei.! IN
$4,000 bail for trial in February.