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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-15

a. compared with al IN ths prscsding wssa
and I'D, IS and 100 respectively N " COZ.
responding weeks Of 1883 sc and 81. Canads
had IS, decrease Of I.
At miles City the coronor's jury dscidsd thai
Austin, the Cost was justified In killing Dsnp.
sey
Assistant Postmaster Camp Of Boston, sum.
moned to Atlanta, Ga, to participate In the
trial Of Chief .Postofacs Inspector. xylsr.
charged with embexylement while In charge Of
ths Atlanta postofiice, WAS arrested himself %
arrival on the same charge.
The Wyoming supreme court has ordered
prosecuting attorney Of Cheyenne county b
file an accusation against Melville O. Brown
for assailing the integrity Of certain judges Of
the court and for alleged unprofessional con.
duct Brown 10 . prominent lawyer, and for.
merly United States attorney for Wyoming,
and appointee Of President Hayes.
Gen. Hatch, in company with Adjt Gen.
Finley and the inspector general Of the interior
department, visited the Payne camp Of Roel
Falls, Indian territory, and, after reading thu
presidents proclamation to HIM and his -.
sombled followers, directed them TO leave ths
territory. Payne refused, and the soldier
railed and destroyed the settlement and drove
the settlers away.
During tho exhibition of Buffalo Bills Wild
West show at Charter Oak Park, Conn, Maj
Frank North Of Nebraska, interpreter of The
Pawnce Indians, was thrown from his horsa
by the breaking Of his saddle girth. One hors.
placed his fore foot on his side aud baek and
live or six ribs were broken. Maj. North is a
comfortable as could be expected but his con-
tlitiOn il very serious.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-15

ST. pAu1s-Wheat, No. / hard. .s@@c
No. ], SIC: No. hard. SEC: No y 18c
Corn. No. =. Sic. No. 3, 4G{tb4Sc
Oats. No. g mixed, CSC: No. 5 mixed aao.
No. white, :as!'c. No B. white. &c. wv
Barley. No. z 5c No. 3 extra, 4Sc mo 2
40c. N'' q!
Rye. No. =, 55c.
Baled Hay, wild, $500; timothy $780,
Eggs, lG@l61ac.
MMwAUKEE.-Wheat No g Sic
Corn. No. z. Sic.
Oats, No. 2, white, 34c.
Bye, Nc. l. 63hc.
Barley. No. 2. BIC.
Mess Pork. $1,000
Lard. 37.a
Butter, choice creamery, 17@lsc: sair n
good, 16@l7c: best dairy, l19l5c.
Eggs, 1b(9l5lc.
s4985sSc. 'p'A1h'
Corn. H@56c. l9s-
OAts. 3Q@SO1fe.
Bye. 621Sc
Barley. 84@08c.
PORK. sidoaasiz 10 Do
Rssss, sssgs;:SSsssy.l d..y.
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Crops Of DAKOTA.

V20p0 OK V8k8S&s
James Boynes, statistical agent Of Dakota,
has prepared his report on crops, and sent il
to Warrington. The following is synopsis:
Wheat harvest in South Dakota is well under
way, and while farmers are strain;ng the capac-
ity Of selfbinders, they are yet unable to COM
plete work before past ripe grain wastes by
scattering Wheat will be in shock in few
daya Stacking has already commenced Tho
yield will evidently be better, but not go great
proportonately, per acre; but only threshing
viii determine the exact status Of the yield In
North Dakota harvest is Just commencing In
some localities, while in others it will not be-
gin for week. Some felds win make IS
The only great danger is the ruthless pelting
Of hailstones. Grant county reports the prev
alence Of smut in soft wheat. Hand coun-
y reports some blighted wheat The acreage
is placed ct 100000 acres, and promises
about 16 bushels to the acre, which is equiva-
lent to q, 600 600 bushels of better quality Of
grain than last year.
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What there = n . DettlA
Sufficient 10 stop IN Ave minutes the
smarting. singing pain Of 100 burns or
scalds. Il win stop the pain ~ soon ~
applied.
Abundance 70 cure score Of colds and
the coughing that often leads the way to
Consumption. II WILL POSITIVELY ease
. Cough in fifteen minutes.
More than enough to save . dozen
children Choking With Group. One
minute after the first dose the hardest
attack Of Group will be relieved.
Plenty TO relieve the oppression and
wheezing Of the most severe case Of
Of Asthma. The direct cure Of Asthma
by this medicine is proof that Dr.. Thorn
a. Eclectric Oilhas no equel ~ an Asth-
ma cure.
In the above cases Dr.. Thomas Eclec.
tfie On can be relied upon. Il has Civ
en- relief to Thousands. Keep il in your
house. There il hardly . week Of the
year il viii not be useful.
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A Dispatch says that Gen. Hatch moved his
headquarters from Caldwell, Kansas, Wednss-
day, his camp being twenty-five miles south
east on the Chickaskia river, where six COM
panics Of the Ninth cavalry arc concentrated
Operations viii probably continue until the
last intruder on the Indian country has been
expelled The impression prevails at Rock
Fslls, . few miles below, that HONEYWELL viii
ings oonhscated and tho contents Of the notS-
rious drug store destroyed, and that Payne and
his ring leaders will be marched to Fort Smith
TO answer numerous indictments in the fed
ably DO cleared up next by detatchmsats Of
troops striking enthusiastically from numer-
ons camps along the Cimarron and the
north fork OF the Canadian river. All i'm
provemsots will b destroyed The bestinfor-
laatis4 sttainable places tbs number Of the
boot6Es q 600
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Record Of casualties.

The Grand Trunk railroad repair shops be-
yond the southwestern city limits Of Chicago
were burned recently. Loss $4,000
Two Chinaman fought Tuesday night ut
Portland Ore, over courtesan. Both were
mortally Ghot One, very desperate fellow,
ber1lcaded his room and refused to surrender
70 the police He threatened to kill any officer
who approached. The building was sur
rounded, the room flooded with water and the
wounded man drove out
y Edward Lynch, boiler maker at the Michigan
cenAral railway shops at Jackson, Mich, while
underneath locomotive repairing the boiler
rs scalded 80 that he will die. Tho locomo-
I've was carrying forty pounds ut the
ame and the plug blew ont, Lynch receiving
IL full blast Of steam OH his back aud arms
A1eeh fell out in fakes He has wife and five
children
AZ Fan Claire, Wis, fire was discovered in
The rear Of the old Dan White livery stable,
owned BY n. J. Argard and ex-Nayor Bailey.
The flames spread rapidly, and it was with
6imeulty that the horses and portion of the
carriages were rescued. Mincks wagon and
hlAckMnith shop on the west and large frame
NaSehouse owned by the Empire Lumber com
pAny wsre totally consumed: also the meat mar
ket and feed store of NJ. Harver on the east to-
esther with frame barn in the rear The
tDtal loss, based upon careful estimates made
~ owners Of the property, was I'll, $50, and
The total insurance %, $50
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Personal Points,

The win of the late Royal Phelps has been
6led N the surrogates court at New York. It
+ dated Feb. II, 1854, and gives all his proper
& g relatives with several small bequests to
Wlber, and Herbert 8 WILDER eacl: get SO. Gtn
md James Il WILDER gets $4,000 The other
Seencin. law, John Lee Carroll Of MARYLAND gets
se1OQ0N The remainder of the estate is be-
Qneathed il % many equal parts as there are
f1a1d children surviving him. Thomas Matt
land u appointed executor of the will.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-15

The emperor Of Germany, in soasnans %
become . patron Of The General LAathssan 10
cislH, writes: eBY means Of this socisty ths
menory Of Martin Lnther ia kspt alive. Tho
emperor trusts thatnew blessinSs 10 Christian
generation"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-15

The earnings of Northwestern roads for the
month of July were as follows: Chicago Il
Northwestern, o, 962 300; decrease, SIS, 800;
M Paul 4 Omaha, 446l 800; increase, slG,GOO;
1alwankee 4 St. Paul, sl,A0O GOO; inceease,
41@ M5 Northern Pacific, 81, 0aG, 449; increase,
9176,26
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-15

0VAu 9x&A&AA4xV200 VI BVxk O&,
ouxaositiss ana Discoveries in tie VERA
Of Progress.
It is said that the rate Of the Ultra
ton Of the water supplied BY the vari-
Gus water companies to London does mot
many case exceed $40 gallons per square
yard Of filter bed in twenty-four hours.
Ina paper by Professors Ayrton and
Perry, read lately before the Physical
Society, London, there is prediction
that before long gas engines will be em-s
ployed in the propulsion Of vessels.
Soap bubbles which will last very
long time for laboratory experiments
are generally made Of this solution:
Dissolve one gramme Of dry Marseilles
soap 100 grammes of warm water; filter,
and tosevery 100 cubic centimeters Of
the liquid add forty grammes Of white
sugar.
Toproduce . pure black upon wood the
following receipt is given: Pour four
quarts of boiling water upon one ounce
of powered extract of logwood, and
when the solution is effected add one
drachm of yellow chromate Of potassium,
and stir the whole well. Repeat the
application Of this mixture until the
wood is dark enough.
During the fractional distillstion Of
auorine Mr.. w. r. Hodgkinson noticed
the formation Of an orange-red SUBJ
stance, which he considered likely to be
an oxidation product. Its isolation,
however, is extremely difficult, and IL
decomposes when distilled in q vacuum,
and is equally soluble with the hydro
carbons which accompany it.
Silveroid is the trade name given to
new, close-grained, brilliant white
alloy regarding the composition of
which little is known beyond the fact
that cadmium enters into it. II in in
tended to take the place Of the brass,
bronze and gun metal classes Of alloys,
and if all turns out to be true which is
spoken in its favor it will soon do 20,
especially in the manufacture Of arti.
cles which must he strong and capable
of taking q fine polish.
A contemporary believes that the
largest locomotives in this country are
those of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company-cylinder 10 inches diameter
by 80 inches stroke;8 driving wheels,
81 inches diameter; weight in working
order, 123, 600 pounds; built ct Railroad
shops. There are now building ct the
shops Of the same company engines with
cylinder 81 inches diameter by So inches
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go. r,..A.,... !

III. b g Withers Of Fairlawn Stock Farm,
Lexington, Ky, writes: IT have such conndeuce
II a. JscobsO on, thegreAt pain-cure, thatI use
II ON everything; myself, my horses, my No:
kinds Of aches and pains, believe in it, sover-
eighty - . cure"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-15

Clifford. Sherman 4 1nnes, dyestuns Of New
York. have suspended Preferences, 600
Their house is in Poughkeepsie, with branch
rated q having fair credit with capital about
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-15

Earl Granville 10 preparing note to. the
powers indicating resistance to hsFrsneh pro-
posals for the government Of Eypt and no
newing his declaration that Engls1d vilI With
draw from Egypt when the prosperity Of that
country II assured.
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OLA. z.ns 1o,s.isal A.s.e,,A,,e,

0lasa Fine 3oHAiaaa AnamaaaAaaa.
Men complain Of the parsisanahip
Of our politics, and predict that Il vim
injure the national lie. But ~ Amsri-
can politics have always been marked
BY intense feeling, this view b little
moro gloomy than the facts justify.
The political campaigns Of our grand
fathers and our fathers we're fully -
exciting and bitter ~ those Of tho pres
emit. yet the Republic still lives. Our
Presidential campaigns are disgraced BY
fierce assaults upon The private charac-
tiers Of public men. But disgraceful -
they are, they are eqaalled BY
the calumnies which Wing and Demo
crat hurled q each other Aity years
ago, when Clay and Jackson were n
walls. An amusing story illustrates The
violent feelings which then swayed tho
partisans Of these political leaders.
In Daviess County, KY, at the time
when Henry Clay was leading the OPP
position TO Gen. jackson, who was Q
candidate for the Presidency, there
lived plain, industrious farmer. He
was an ardent politician, noted for his
hostility to Clay and his party.
But his interest in politics did not
make him Indifferent to his wife's hap.
piness. While in town one day, he
thought he would surprise the good
woman by presenting her with . new
ret Of dishes. He selected apretty pat
tern, and being in . hurry, did not ex-
anime them closely, but had them
packed and placed in his wagon. His
wife was delighted with the gift, but no
slight examination satisfied her feminine
curiosity. In turning over dish, she
discovered on the under side . portrait
Of Henry Clay. Every piece was thus
marked. Thinking 70 tease her hus-
band, she asked IL he had looked closely
ct the dishes.
NO." said he. Anything wrong
with them?"
ooh no! But I was little surprised
at your sudden change Of politics.
"Change of politics! What do you
mean?" shouted the husband, a. excited
Is If he had been charged with crime.
Picking up plate, he saw the por-
trait. As promptly Is il he were pun.
ishing . robber he gathered up the
dishes, and carrying them to the door,
broke them in fragments ON the stone
steps. He purchased another Get Of
dishes in few days, but not until he
had ascertained that there was no polit-
ical hereSy painted on them. Youth,s
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-15

sasuols ~ hard ons man ~ - another.
~ You IL lee "a "a. ~ yoass -
ss,w Wa Ne fsply. MYoe know I used 70 g.
under The weather ~ Tie time and gave up a.
ia oonsumptio1. I VA terribly weak, had
aight. swsats, cough, no appetite, and Lost desh.
nw Dr. PierceS t2olden Medical Discovery
advertised and Thought u would do no harm
IL e did no good 10 has cured me I an o
new man because / em . we'll one -
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-15

Tn voa1A!c Blr Co., Of Marshall, Mich,
BELT and other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on trial
for thirty days, to men young OF ODD aAaicted
with nervous debility, loss q vitality end al
kindred troubles. Also for rheumatism, neu-
ralgia, paralysis, and MANY other diseases.
Complete raet0raaont to health, vigor and man.
hood guaranteed No risk IL incurred sthirty
days trial Ia allowed Write them at once for
illustrated pamphlet free.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-15

Hunts Kidney and dverl Remedy IL NO chit
or miss" compound or old woman's mixture.
. full knowledge Of the powers and virtues Of
each Ingredient I'm the class Of diseases which
Il cures. II is purely Vegetable and can not
harm the youngest child or tho most feeble
invalid ,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-15

Consul Campbell reports that one American
sewing machine firm sold 800 machines in
Monterey last year Two stores imported
2,224 American plows, and American agricul-
tural implements have driven the English and
German goods ont of the market About &c.,
OOO gallons of American kerosene were sent to
Monterey in fourteen months aud the price u
retail there is IS cents gallon.
The half-yearly meeting of the Anglo-Amer-
lean Cable company was held to-day. Reports
showed falling of in receipts Of 1887 COM
pared with the first half Of 1883 The chair.
man remarked that the company were about to
meet another baleful competition, but its prop
erty was in good order. The decrease in earn
inss was owing to depression in trade. A mo.
ton was adopted setting apart 975, QUO for re-
newal fund.
In Mexico relations have been resumed with
England, the papers having just been signed.
The relations referred to are the relations dip
lomatic between England and Mexico, which
have been suspended since the fall Of Maxi
milan. is understood that the settlement of
the English debt. viz, certain national loans to
Mexico negotiated in England, then repudiat-
ed, is one of the conditions Of resuming rela-
tons.
Santa Fe is considerably excited over an At
'cmPt W htuilnp Ouo Vi ITO ulO6t Oo&uu1ul 0pSu-
lsll-American senoritas by the use of chloro-
form. The william entered the place where the
maiden was sleeping by scaling the wall and
passing over the flat root. When the drug had
bennmcd hi. victim lie seized her in his arms
and was about to carry her off, but she fortu-
nately awoke and her struggles aroused the
family, When tho william fled before he could be
captured.
The United Ireland says regarding tho YER
diets just gained i'll Belfast by Crown Solicitor
Bolton in the action brought by linn against
the editors and proprietors of United Ireland:
1.-THE end is not yet Lords spencer and
Irevolyan would have shared in the trinmphso Of
Cornwall and Bolton, if they had triumphed.
They must share also in their dismissal OF find
deadlier weapons to silence United Ireland
tho fnaGs 5 ysssns Cornwall as1en snss
companions, urged the Judge to pro-
hibit the publication of the evidence. The
judge said ne would do what he legally could,
and commended the request Of the grand jury
to the discretion and forbearance of the press.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-15

olAse saaa 1npsrer ,Wslaau.
d.. Warmers German Hop Bitters, the great
German Remedy. None genuine that do not
bear Dr.. @. D. Warnsr's 1Ame ON bottle and
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-15

Ihaye been using swifts Specific a. q 81
and hnd II to DO the best remedy OF the kind
have ever been able TO get, and have tried
them all JOIN TwCER, Sd q. q Cavalry
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-15

A1lza's IaoN Tome B17rras. give tone and
vigor to the whole system. All genuine bear the
signAtureofJ J. p. Alen, Druggist, 81. Paul, MINI.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-15

The only genuine German Hop Bitters and
White Wine OF Tar Syrup arc Dr. G. D. War
ner's, whose name appears on every bottle,
lAbel and wrapper Of tie genuine
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Yeuns Nmi-1sea ~.

sleared out BY ssRough on Rats.D $50
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GO Yhyaaa. -. n 1ea.ei,,

1rush ct ~ o., 600 slsetsie light ooatraet
q Detroit bnt his competitors got an injune-
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-15

Miller = Son. aax spinnsrs Of Belfast, have
failed Liabilities, clio. 600
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and since 1876, for that matter"
Among the leading Irishmen in New
York and vicinity, who have come out
against Governor Cleveland, are the
following: Patrick Ford, editor of the
Irish World: General Michael Kerwin,
eilitor of the Tablet; John Dewey, edi-
tor of the Irish Nation; Mr.. James Nc
Masters, editor of the Freeman's Journ-
nal; Charles Kelly, . Tammany Demo-
crat and late President of tho Land
League: Edward j. Rowe, ex-President
of the Irish Confederation Colonel O,
Mulhall, Of the Irish Brigade; Thomas
Doyle, Of the Innisfail Association !;
Thomas Clifford, Vice President of the
Irish Confederation; Patrick Logan,
President of the Galway Mems Assooia-
ton, and w. F. O'Crowley, Of the Cork
Mems Association.
Here Is an extract from letter writ
ten to James g. Blaine by the late Thur
low Weed, in 1876:
The malignant and persistent assaults
upon your charlottesville which
have been gallantly and triumphantly
a,es and repelled-will strengthen the
ceafidence and stimulate the zeal Of
ycnr friends. Should you be nominated,
l believe you would be elected; but /
write with an impression that your
friends will be disappointed in their first
choice, and that you will be found pre-
pared and equal to such an emergency.
n that nonfinnAncy Won have fha novor
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James Aahbsy, % insane nan AZ Ro,dsA Ma,
who ~ haviAe Gin rsnovsd u n asylum
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An Invaluable Remedy.-None except those
who have suffered all the horrors Of Dyspepsia,
can fully appreciate the value and et6cacy OF
Perry Davis Pain Killer, sovereign remedy
for this distressing diseasein all il forms q
used internally and externally, test its virtueA
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Covington, H., April s, 1854 -'-''''

31AA1 - The 1oee - Yca4 4eeo.
What y The difference between persons
nose and Carbolins the Great Petroleum Hair
6snewer. Ans:-one u the center Of the head
and the other u bead -scenter.
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In accordance with the act Of congress au-
thorizing the appointment Of eighty post quar-
termaster sergeants to perform the duties of
storekeepers and clerks in place Of citizen en-
ployes, general order has been issued by the
war department. providing that said sergcants
shall be selected by examination from the most
competent men in the army who have served
at least four years, and whose character and
education will ft them to take charge Of pub
hc property. In SO far as practicable, selec-
tons will be made regimentally, at the rate Of
two from each regiment, provided there are
At applicants from said regiments who deserve
the positions. Until otherwise provided, can
didates for appointment will be selected from
those men in active service doing duty with
their regiments, and those of the longest SER
vice, or highest in rank, who are entirely COM
pstent and equally qualified, will have prefer
ence. Applicants must pass a physical exami-
nation BY the army surgeon, at the post where
they are stationed, who must certify that the
applicants are free from disease and in every
way. physically competent to perform outdoor
or clerical duties pertaining to the position.
They must be men against whom stands Ito
charge Of dishonesty, embezzlement, misap-
plication Of property or money, or any i'm
moral or scandefous practices whatever.men
OF integrity, good character, obedient, willing
and Of good address and bearing.