The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-10-19
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pfUhatly fatally, 4 s
Is RiChart J0hnson, q Ilttle Roek (Ark.l
gambler, blew the head OF q. Il. DIck.
son With q shotgun ~ the result Of IN
alteration. 81 2 { ~ ! =
Jack Bellew was sentenced at Fort
Dodge. lowa, to the Iowa penitentiary
Ior tne murder OF Joseph Tiffany, to
which he pleaded guilty. ,.
William Mckinney was acquitted at
Mexico, Mo-, OF the charge Of. being
implicated In the murder Of Tom Tur-
ner. = lll M
A. B. Crawford, the ex-cashier Of the
wrecked American National bank Of
Springfield, No., Inns been sentenced
7 to. five years In prison.
S Michnel AIcDonough, 60 years old,
has been convicted Of murder in the
first degree at Kenton, Ohio. He killed
his wife with a knife.
John Heller's saloon at Riverview,
nl., was robbed Of 800 in cash, several
boxes Of cigars and q number of bot.
ties Of whisky.
George Van Taylor Of Detroit COM
mltted suicide In jail, leaving letters in
which he confesses to having commit
ted twelve murders.
August Herbaum OF San Antonio.
Tex, John Cook Of Lebanon, Ind,
and Isaac Nv. Dawson, living near
Leesburg, Ind. committed suicide.
A mob broke into the Jail at Irvine.
Ky.. and lynched Alexander Richard
son. white man, who had been mr.
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sault.
Lawyer Steve and ''Bunco' Kelly,
rldcr arrest ut Portland, Or, for the
murder of George Sayrss, whose ,Ody
was found floating in the river, was
INFLICTED by the grand jury.
Application has been made to Gov.
Flower Of New York for n reauisition
for Hubert Allen, charged with obtain
ing $500 In Des MoInes, Iowa, under
fNlsc pretenses.
Mrs. q. J. Z. Miller and her ten-year.
old niece were murdered at Liberty,
ILL.,, while Mr.. Miller was absent on q
hunting trip. Robbery Is supposed to
be the motive Of the crime.
After three days trial Mt Memphis,
Mo-, w. q. Mcdaniel, the informer Of
the Santa Fe hOld-up case, was bound
over to the grand jury In the sum Of
81 800. which he gave.
James Lynch, roadmaster Of the
Great Northern and one Of the most
widely known railroad men and con-
tractors III the Northwest, killed Inn
self at his home In Spokane, WASH,
ty sending bullet through his brain.
Charles O. Neereamer, an agent ap-
pointed recently by Ohio School Com
missioner o. T. Cors0n to investigate
the accounts Of w. +. Ziegler, treas.
urer OF Violet township, Fairfield
county, Ohio, reported finding him
short $3.50.
Mrs. Zettie Belts, daughter of Peter
Mccartney, the once notorious counter
feiter Of Neoga, ILL.,, who Is under In
dicment for poisoning her husband,
George Belts, at their home at Bes-
semer, Ala, 70 on trial In the criminal
court at Birmingham, Ala.
Samuel Vaughan, aged 80, living sew
en- miles south Of Lewiston, Ill, COM
mltted suicide or was murdered. He
was found In his house with bullet
hOle In his head and target rife lying
by his side. His skull was badly crush
ed and 1t is intimated that there may
have been foul play.
Two farmers, Raymond Martin and
Robert Rye, at Hebardsville, KY,
quarreled about q woman. Martin got
two nxes, and, handing one to Rye, he
proposed duel. They fought until
Rye had both arms severed and fell
dead. Martin received horrible gashes
ut1,ut THE sS-s~a--e.Sl-.hraaat.. I. and srill
die. s.