The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-29
Unfortunate Events.

The Ellis & Lassig nail mills at Potts
Town. Pa. hare been destroyed by fire.
Loss $4,000.
! While in q delnGit.al condition. Mrs.
Orlando Shandy, of Peter sbnrg, Ind,
drOwuld herself IN Il c.stern.
]. L. VESTS livery barn and ten
horses burned ut New Straitsyille, o.,
Peter Kramer was burned Id death.
Three young persons were drowned
by the overturning of Il boat in the lake
ut Vermi.;ion, Ohio.
Mile. Beatrice, the lion tanner, was
bitten in the face by q lion ut Cnney
Island, N. Y, and seriously injure,k
BY incendiary ire mt Frankton, Ind,
a business block burned. Loss, $780,
900.
A Burlington & Northern train was
wrecked at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and
fireman r. J. Cronin was killed.
The bridge Of the Santa Fe railway,
near Augusta. Kansas. has been wash
ed away. Trains are all delayed.
Howard Moles died at Massiilon,
Ohio. from the wounds accidently ill.,
Aicted Memorial Day by Edward Rice.
Fonr members Of boatiig PARTY
were drowned by the capsizing Of their
boat on lake near Brewster. n. y.
A general panic Is in progress in the
region Of Ispheming, Mich, due to the
depredattohs Of forest fires.
/. Bernard Gatihg took walk on the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
track at Davenport, Iowa, and switch
engine backed fifteen cars oyer him.
By tie eapsizing Of a boat ut Brew
ster, N. r.. Bessie and Maggie Blarney
and Martin McI4uskcr and Thomas
Scanl0n were d1eWned.
4 Canadinn Pacilic passenger train
went through q bridge near Fort Will
liam, s.dapitoba, and into the livcr. a
Mrs. Batar was Drowned.
Jacob Miller, a baker. hanged him
self from tree at yVilkesbarre, Pa.
The act was prompted by the disgrace
arising out of quarrel in which he be-
came engaged at picnic.
The Jury in the case of Mrs. Eloise
Rudiger, charged with the murder of
..BarOn'' Henry Reiser at South Oma-
ila, Neb., last October, returned p vcr-
dict Of not guilty.
The jury In the case against NJ. A.
Spurr, president of the defunct Com
mercial National bank Of Nashville,
Tenn, charged with false esrtiticatiOn
of checks, failed to agree.
Jennie Higgins an operator of the
PlainieiA. N. j., telephone exchange,
died In terrible agony after eating two
quarts Of cherries and q quantity Of
peanuts.
Criminal Doinss. 80
John Hoffeld, aged 46, committed SUI
eide at Quincy, Ill, by shooting.
Mrs. August Mold Of Ct. Louis, whose
husband attempted to beat her, killed
aim with base ball bat.
J. B. Mason Of Frankfort, ILL.,, COM
mitted suicide by taking poison. De-
spondency caused the act.
Henry W. Lawrence Of Missouri was
stabbed to death by highwaymen near
Oxac:,, Mex.
Jchn ]. Reasex: a Justice Of the peace
by Joe Harrington, his nephew.
In u gambling house at Madison, Ind,
George Snyder shot and killed Philip
$tillhamer
Martin Graham. aged IS, committed
suicide near Avilla, Ind, by shooting
himself through the head with rife.
Walter Sweet Of Norwalk, Ohio, is
under arrest charged with attempting
to commit assault upon Miss Isabel
Meres, aged IT,.
Robert Latham cut William Parish's
throat in a quarrel at Whitten, Iowa,
and escaped. Parish win probably re-
cover.
Near Talequah, ~ e., an Indian
desperado killed ma woman and
boy, and was later shot BY the son OF
his victims.
For alleged slander, Mrs. Martha
Zahn, leader in German society at
Anderson, Ind, whipped Mrs. Hackle-
berger.
The Rev. Mr.. McGinnis, arrested at
.Cartervllle, ILL.,, for taking part in the
miners riot, was convicted and fined
$40.
A Boston physician quarreled with
John L. Sullivan and knocked the ex-
champion down with bottle. Sullivan
was obliged to 60 to the hospital.
John Letter and wife, wealthy resi-
dents Of st. Albans township. ILL.,, lre
charged with having starved q paralytic
con to death.
i'ire at kaDsas- City destroyed tho
plAce OF bug rfsx II the keystone i'm