Indians Executed for Murder of White Men in Northwest
Missoula county reports the execution of four Indian murderers Lala Lee Pierre Paul Antrey and Pascale at the courthouse. Each died quickly after the trap sprung their crimes include the killing of two white men near Wolf Creek and a prospectors murder near Demeraville. Bodies to be buried at St Ignatius Missouri.
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Associated Press
Missoura
Mont
Northwest
Lala Lee
Pierre Paul
Antrey
Pascale
J. M. Dunn
Demeraville
Dunn
Antley
McDonald
Seely
Thormpeon
Wolf Creek
Tobacco Plains
Lala Seo
Jack river
Marshall
Missoula
St. Ignatius
Missouri
Horrible execution and family scandal in 1883 case
In Snerprooke Quebec Sheriff Webb died of heart disease during the Remi La Montague execution. La Montagne was hanged at 9:26 after a July 1883 murder in which he killed his brother in law Napoléon Michel, burned the body, and involved his sister Leda in incest. Leda, later recaptured in Boston, was jailed after refusing to testify. the brother was convicted and hanged.
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Ted
Associated Preas
Quebec
Webb
Remi La Montague
La Montagne
Napoleon Michel
Leda
Boston
Lymph Discovery Claims Lymph From Kochs Victim
Paris December 19 Petit presents specimens of lymph he says are his own invention and claim they produce salts identical to those produced by Dr Kochs lymph in tubercular diseases, suggesting a rival to Kochs therapy.
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Kochs
Cable and Associated Press
Paris
Petit
Dr. Kochs
Parnell faces mud and flour attacks across reports
Dec 19 dispatches state Canon Cody claims the alleged object in Par nel l's face was not life threatening. Sligo leader Lalor receives life penal serv ice. other prisoners gain sentences from one to ten years. A Jersey National League branch opposes Parnell. London reports Davitt says Parnell was struck by women and girls with flour and mud at Castle Camera, a claim dismissed as tactic.
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San Francisco
barkentine Guiding Star
Sundastraity
Teong Kao Chung
Nanking
Marquis Tseng
Feng district
Shangai
Yokosuka
Japan
Diet
legislative hall
Nakashima Nobuyuki
Torada Mamichi
House of Representatives
Constitutional Radical party
Daiseikai party
Legation
Lme
Cable
Associated
Presa
Dosim
Canon Cody
Parnell
Aft
Michael Davitt
Castle Camera
ime
Menogue
Associated Press
New York
Bishop Monogue
Sacramento
Monogue
Kilkenney
Ireland
England
Gladstone
home rule
Indian War Dispatches From Dakota Plains
Rapid City reports of clashes between Col. Day's settlers and hostile Indians near Daly's ranch include fires and looting. A 150 strong band moves westward. 80 Cavalry and 60 Cheyenne scouts pursue. Helio stations relay a skirmish as Stanton's troop engages and withdraws to camp. Meanwhile refugees flee Cherry Creek after Sitting Bull's council moves toward the Bad Lands and hostiles are said routed.
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Associated Press
Munearouis
Rapid City
Daly’s ranch
M. H. Day
Day
Butte county
Ninth Cavalry
Denver
Cheyenne river
Wilson
Mellette
Spring
Cheyenne
Teach
General Carr
Captain Stanton
Sixth Cavalry
Stanton
Carr
Scott
Indiana
Pirare
S. D
George Morris
Cheyenne City
Cherry creek
Fort Bennett
Oak Sand
Pierre
Sitting Bull
Morris
Morris saya
Bull
Congress Debates Money Supply and Tariff Moves
In Washington the Senate heard Stanford advocate a government issued currency tied to a 2 percent loan rate to stabilize credit and demand. The day includes the Printing Deficiency bill, a revision to election compensation, and a Sunday exemption proposal. London reports a Bradford motion to tax French wines as retaliation and sentiment toward protection. Local losses and fires appear from Lakeport to Ely with Ireland’s Parnell debated by Bishop Monogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wasuheron
Senate
Stanford
Committee on Finance
House
Gray
Cable and Associated Fresa
London
Bradford Chamber of Commerce
France
Telegraphic Brevities: Snowbound Lines and Lost Patriots
In Pittsburg area the Baltimore and Ohio railroad rail line remains blocked by snow. Major-General Terry’s remains were laid to rest in New Haven Connecticut. Col. Markhaw’s condition unchanged with no cause for alarm. Newark New Jersey a frame house burned. Mrs. McGuire and her grandchild Annie died. St Pe tersburg Customs Commission raises duty on agricultural machinery by 40 percent. Widespread heavy snowstorm disrupts travel and caused multiple small-ship wrecks.
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Pittsburg
Baltimore & Ohio
Terry
New Haven
Conn
Markhaw
Newark
N. J
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RB, STETSON & CO
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RENO
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HOWARD
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COLUMBUS
ROCKFORD
HAMPTON And Fine
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