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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1894
Page
6
Regular terms of the Fifth Judicial District Court are fixed for 1891 in Jefferson Madison and Beaverhead counties. Sessions begin at 10 a m on designated Mondays in January February March April May August September October November and December with terms listed for each county. Clerk R Z Tromas signs the order.
Noted crook Olm Smith received 15 years for burglary in Atwood Iowa. Smallpox reported in Pleasant Lake near Waterloo Indiana. Bigamy sentence for Charles Brady in Springfield Illinois. Escapes from Gadsden Alabama jail during services. Early items cover politics crime fires and regional events.
Eight to ten raiders struck the Kansas City and Memphis express near Corrata five miles south of here. They fired on the train, looted the baggage and express cars, and abducted the engineer and fireman briefly. One advance man was wounded, and the gang, led by Bill Cook, dispersed after a volley of about 200 shots. Deputy marshals pursued, with extensive damage reported to the wrecked train and a container of local valuables emptied.
Charles Ermisch and Otto Wonigkeit were executed in St Paul after a May 2 saloon robbery in which bartender Lindhoff was killed. The pair, ages 19 and under 31, had long criminal histories and Ermisch attempted an escape plan by obtaining a revolver through his mother.
Indictments against six Santa Fe railroad officials and ex-officials were returned for violations of the interstate commerce law. Warrants will be served tomorrow as the probe centers on rebates to shippers. Names disclosed include Nelson Morris, General Manager Jenkins of Hammond Beef, Isaac Thompson, J. H. Reinhart, and J. A. Hanley.
Nebraska audience at the Coliseum hears John M Thurston and William J Bryan expound party principles. Thurston opens with tariff discussion while Bryan poses questions later answered to Republican satisfaction. Also includes brief items on General Brooke report of quiet Indians and rail and labor unrest, Langtry company sailing, and Chicago grain and live stock closes.
Mrs. K R Bullock of Brighton New York describes her daughter Blanche recovering from severe nervousness and loss of arm function after using Dr Miles Nervine. The letter claims weight gain restored arm use improved appetite and return to school with no benefit from other physicians. The ad notes Nervine sold by Dr Miles Medical Co Indiana with a one dollar bottle and six bottles for a discounted price.
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