The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-14

homestead entries, 50; acres, a,375; sl2, ,25i
Excess entries, 3:i; acrcs, 81; $57O. Sales
coMl land, o: nrrcs, jas; f13,lSG.
Observation-Disclosures entries, 500; arrw, a.
go: ,!SS. Ptr.rmptiunc entries. ~; ncrcs
:l,2i5; SG,5ul. COMMITTED honest rad entrics
IG: acrts, $50; $9,3SS; excess entries, 20;
acrcs, 0S; $lGS.
yellow Fever Excitement.
Although the noon reports from .Jnckson-
willie. shows eighteen new c;,scR and twelve
SUSPECTS, liz fever has lmtI mulncntnrily for
gotten in TIN, wild excitement caused lpy Sur
gcon General liamiltom's order notto pass
Jncks"nviilc refugees beyond Way Gross. At
y ctizrus' incrting the surgeon general was
handled without gloves. Conlemmntory
resolutions were la,sscd and sent the Florida
representa- ntivcs in congress, who wc,p
urged to mt once rlacc the matter before
the president. There are hundreds Of women
and children still ut .Jacksonvic who are
offered nsyInms in the mountains of Grorgn,
able To lcave. 1t is Thought that some
mobilization of the order will lm made at
once After the ot!;ciui report had lecl
Rent out Thomu,s Ryan died at Saul Hills.
The nun,l"r of patients discharged is u,lccr-
tain, hut il is positively known that at lcnst
Ia IH'rsons are still under treatment. Two
trained and experienced nurses We're sent
here from Savannah by the Savannah.
Florida 4 Western Railroad com Inny to
nurse j. Stephens the company's agent, who
was reported better.
Surgeon General Hamilton of Washington
has received the following telegram from j. j.
Daniel president of Tie .j,uksonyil,c Ci,izcns'
Auxiliary association:
In the niinr of our people, and humanity.
protest against the order for the detention
ut all refugees from our city an,l state at tho
refugee camp. II. would lm Intirr for us to
keep our women aud children here rather
tlinn subject them to kuch treat mcnt.
DIR. Hamilton srut tho following reply:
Your r'luisiton for 200 tcnts w,,s np-
proved. You ;,r" mistaken as to character uf
camp, which liz in rmrgc Of one of the most
luil'lI" officers in TIN. servirc, nnd none in
tlcronntry stands higher ns to professional
Mbility. Th" camp il locatsl in one Of he
llcnltha't places in Flori.la pin. woods ol,
the river blniI. originally intended hy the
rairoa,l as pir,,ic grounds, and taken by DR..
Guitcras as Ill. l"st pl, r fnr His camp. He
was som" days ago directed to hive some
tents srt hpart. qnart"ro of nile distant from
nain camp. for observation of PERSONS sick.
Pollard, returned io oJnrksn,,villr, was sick ON
arrival ut ru,n,,-cvi,,rntlyl had fever when he
lrit jacksonville. With the general spr.a,l Of
the dsras" in Jacksonville it is useless to ex-
p"rt that persons shnul, bcnllowel to mingr
on n"ntEninatrains.S Special exrursiOnt riiinswill
H. provided for passengers to definite points.
Murphy. in North Caro!,n, has opened i,a
doors the only llar. SO reporting .sefto mo.
!f residents wisl, t" &" to Murphy or any def
mite point in Western North Caroln;i, on
their parole not to go to scaboarl or quar-
an'in"l towns within ten days from date Of
departure from Jacksonville, excursion trains
Will u" forwarded as soon Ms number Of trains
required cnn |" definitely nsccrtainrtl.
Dr. Hamilton nlso sent n disIntr to Gov.
Perry, informing Him that the general re-.
t1f nt y1ntk ~
ply spread the disease and render useless exi
ing measures of relief
Charles Johnson. IL Norwegian, WINS found
dead In l.sl at Lisbon, DIX, with his skull
nrlit open, face and Head badly bruised and
l"sl saturated with blood. The night before
s"Inn trhmI,s broke into his house and de-
Lnln,icd some alcohol, but fnilcl to get any.
1t is supposed the same men made a SECOND
raid md murdered the old man. lie lived
nlonc.
s: D. Clark Of Appleton, Wis.,, is trying to
Of "l n Fi"ria he ."i inni il so if fSr nrsf
per acre. and is clulnul to I've covered with
pine. He hns succeeded in raising half of Tho
81 900, nearly all the Wisconsin prominent
lumlGrincn having an interest.
On the :!1st of August, the contract with
The state Of Minnesota for prison labor OK
l'ir'l and the Minnesota Thrcshcr company
commences work next dny with citizen la
b"rrrs. Tho company will he permitted to
short time and until General Manager Foalo
can ge, shops fixed up on the outside. The
sash, door md blind turtOry brlunginy to
the company on the utsi,le il about rc,,.Iy
for USE.
A twrlvc-ye;,r-oll son of DR.. ChristiunsOn
Of ihlmnnt, Dak.. nsidcntly shot himself,
ayin: almost instantly. A. sportsman llnp.
lcn"l some distance from his towling piece
when the ittl" fellow in IL playful mood hid
the gun among som" bushes. Upon the re-
| turn of tl," owner the hoy ran Ia get il, and
when withdrawing il from IN. bushes tcgun
| wils distlnrg,,l The contents Innct rating the
lungs ofthe lad. killing him Instantly.
Th" LOSSES by the Michigan forest fires
are now cstiinnte,l at $iO.ODD To S7:1,OOU.
The homeless people nrc "ing sIrltc,s! nnl
fed by thnse vito saved their homes They
will l,al,iii" assistance I" rebuild.
disastrous ptari" fir" il raging in North
| crn Montnini. extending from Mnrin's' river
to Sw,st irnss hills. fifty miles. The ranch
| of th" ttenton Cattle company has ia.u de.
str,yal with II large amount uf hay. i'n..ss
ruin comes 'llc fire will cover immense Tracts
| OfcOuntry.
The examination Of WiIliam Rose. the
supposed murlrs"r Of Moses I.afhin, was
| rOmrlu'l"i, TIN. 'l,hring occupying two days
at LanIl"rtnil, MINI. ~, bail i"inY nr.,.ptrtI.
| ltus,. WIS lnuIi,l over to nYnit the f:,ll term
"fcourt ;n, lodged in nil at Mrs. Tim.
Ellis Kahn. Mtirrinun cigarI,rk"r, sixty
| one years old, OF New York. il supInf,I to
| have killed liiS wife at her home. and then
! cnt his own throat. II" also inflicted u dan
Eerous wound in his abdomen and cut hin
wrists ladIy from which wounds lin cnnnot
| recover. Tho affair is wraplml in mystery,
C'nr!cs !. d, Baum, the mhsrontiinx ns-
II I.rl,N N,,t n
New York. who stol" 81 10000, was arrested
in cann.n 10y Detective Sheldon Of Inspector
l:yrn's stalI, within 600 fs,t Of the American
line. Extr;itlition papers nr" on tho way
from Washington to bring him l,ack.
Coil and Mcintyre, the horse thieves who
wrr. arrested ut tooJcr.tuwn. Dakota. II
f,w days since, hn! their herring befnn
Judge Dewey. They waived examination
nn'l were held to appear before the grand
jury in 81 900 r;.c!l.
Couns" McNnugl,t. Of the No.,l,rYn Pa
cifir. received u Telegram nj ST. Paul inform
Ing him of til" rnti:.tinn Of he contract by
the Manitoba Legislature, and was rons..
Gurntlr in II very smiling mood. liz had
proihrHi'.l the vo;" ~ To .. and thought
Ii" made II pretty c'ns. r.'lnat". TIL" actual
vote bring ~ to 10. No attention Wits pni,l
TO proposals Of St. Paul. Minneapolis l.
Mnnit0l,n hy Grsulwny. who Declared they
were simply Al llu'f.
l"ttrr has been rrrriial ut til. general
land Office from Srl:hskn making The in
I''irv wl"' her Il tiiinnmnm who has been in
this country twelve years and iin, declared
his intention of Incoming Il citizen can make
an ori;:inal Homestead cniry. A reply has
been irrl,nT"l stating Thai under section
2lH? OF tho REVISED Statutes II Gi1m,n:,n
tniIr0t l"r",n" IL citizen ninl therefore the
entry In question rnnnot J." made.
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Bismarck's Weighing Chair.
Close by the side of Prince Bis
mnr.k'. l,uih i. ~ ,rni.rl,in.. Lii,