The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-05-12
Unfortunate Events.

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ed by high water in Chemung River.
Many lives were undoubtedly lost IN
the storm along the Irish coast.
Considerable loss of life and great
destruction of property result from
earthquake in Greece.
Charles Dalky, Of Koutz, ILL.,, was
found dead on the railroad track at Val
paraiSo.
Bessie North 8 years old was u
over and killed by a street car at Rock
ford, Illinois.
The bark Elmirander was wrecked
on the Long Island coast at Winscott.
The crew was saved.
Robert Burns, a contractor, was
killed at Keokuk, Ia, by a fall from he
roof of u church.
Three teams ran away at a funeral
ner was killed and three others receiv-
ed wounds that will result fatally.
Maj. Hugh Mcdonald, who served
two terms as customs officer nde he
Republican administration at East Ia
wa, Mich, was suddenly stricken blind.
In a collision between a freight train
and a passenger train at Williamsburg
N. Y, Miss Marian z. Welsh, daughter
Of Supt. Welsh, of the Williamsport &
North Branch Railroad, was killed and
Mrs. Bailey, a sister of Mr.. Welsh, and
Mr.. Clenethan were hurt.
Sins and Sinners.
"Turk" Murphy, an alleged counter
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Convicts in the South Carolina state
prison set fire to the shops causing
$4,000 loss. There were no escapes.
Thomas Brown. an old soldier, was
robbed at Des Moines, Iowa, after being
fatally beaten.
A warrant has been issued at Leban-
on, Ind, for the arrest of Charles Ell
der for passing a forged check for 500.
Charles Poindexter was arrested at
Springfield, Illinois, charged with max
ing counterfeit silver dollars.
Robert Wheeldon stabbed William
Mckinney in on alteration at Preston,
Iowa, and probably killed him.
Henry Armbruster, a farmer, COM
mitted suicide at Yorkville, ILL.,, by
shooting himself.
Mrs. Edward Hofaker, a bride of q
day, committed suicide at Kalamazoo,
Mich, with poison obtained before
marriage.
Mr.. st. Louis, a musical critic, was
assaulted in Il theater box at Montreal
during a performance, by Mile. Blon-
Vile, the prima donna.
The trial Of O'Brien, Brown and
Breckenridge was begun at Wickliffe,
Ky, for robbing an Illinois Central
train of $500.
Turk Murphy, who was arrested in
Peoria Sunday under the name of John
Maloney, is wanted in indianapolis for
counterfeiting.
Thomas Il. Finley, cashier Of the
Chicago & Alton at East st. Louis for
twelve years, committed suicide by
shooting.
DR.. w. F. Wilson, veterinary sur
geon, committed suicide at Quincy, ILL.,,
by taking morphine. He had been
drinking heavily.
A horse and buggy stolen from John
Perry at South Bend, Ind, We're recov.
cred at Benton Harbor, Mich. Tho
thief had sold the outfit and escaped.
Charles Wilson, a colored miner, was
fatally shot by Jim Brooks, also col
ored, at O%skaloosa, Iowa. The trouble
grew out of a quarrel.
Fayette Deloney, Ed FELTON, and En-.
met Deloney, three negroes charged
with incendiarlsm, were taken from
Jail by a mob at Tuscumbia, Ala, and
lynched.
Charles Scott of Lima, Ohio, a poll
tician, was arrested on a charge of
bribery. 1t is claimed that he paid out
q considerable sum of money to infiu-
ence voters at the late municipal elec-
ton.