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Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-03
THE QUEENS MATE.

THE QUEENS MATE.
 "The Queens Mate," 8 comic opera, will be presented at the Hyperion Theater on Thursday, Friday and Saturday and at Sat urday matinee by the same company that produced it at the Standard Theater in New York. Niss Lilly Post is tho star. Harry Paulton, the English comedian who has made a great reputation over here, is also with the company. An exchange says: "But in the music is the abiding value of the work and that is of swinging, melodious character, superior to the general average of light opera melody. The distribution of opportunities makes Miss Post the central figure of the per formance, and to her impersonation she brings all her robust beauty, adorned by an animation that she has rarely hitherto shown and pure, elastic voice that has not hereto fore been used with more power or effect"
 BOSTON SYMPHONY CONCERTS.
 The opening sale of season tickets for the four concerts by the Boston Symphony Or chestra at Steinert's music store this morn- ing should attract all who desire to make the appearance of this superb organization an annual feature of our amusement calendar. Among 80 many weak and trashy entertain- ments such grand musical feasts as furnished by the Boston orchestra exert an influence at once elevating and enduring. It is 8 sad mis- take to suppose that these events are too classical for general enjoyment, for any lover of good music, if not educated to the highest standard can find much to enjoy. Take for illustration the the programme of the first concert, and see how all tastes are catered to by Conductor Gericke. The Schubert Overture is novelty in New Haven, never having been played before in this city. It is most charming composition, sure to please. Both the student who admires Barhms, and the devotee of brilliant and masterly pianoforte playing will enthuse over Prof. Bermann's really magnificent rem dering of these concerto which stands as the second number on the programme. Then comes the dainty serensde for the string orchestra by Volkman with waltz move- ment as fascinating as it is unique and as 8 fitting end to this most brilliant array comes the famous Scotch symphony of Mendelssohn. This is but sample of the compositions to be presented ss the series advances, each con- cert making the next more enjoyable in an- ticipation,
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-03
NIT. BrIght,s Condition.

LONDON; Dec. 2.-A bulletin describing MT. Bright's condition says he was restless and feyerish during the day. This evening his lungs are worse than this morning, though they are in better condition than they were yesterday
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-03
FOR sALE.

AA Two story wooden house on Franklin street
 .Ia for two families. Wooden house on View
 s1A-street, i've rooms, city water; very little mon ey down. Corner house with store, centrally lo- cated; must be sold for division among the Hefra House and brick barn, centrally located: must be sold for same reason. Good two family wooden house corner Whiting and Hill streets One family wooden house on Whiting street. 4 large house. 12 rooms. barn for horses and sheds on Hal- lock street; will be sold at bargain. For further particulars enquire of l.. ASHER, Real Estate and Auctioneer, 15S Church street. Taking care of property and rents speciality.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-03
THE OLD MAN's STUBBORN DEFENSE.

Then all but one went away. In a short time we heard the report of gun, and then followed perfect fusilade. Shot after shot was fired and remember wondering how my uncle managed to load and fire so rapidly. A few minutes later a nan opened the barn door and beckoned to our guard. He i'm mediately left us and we did not see him again. It was broad daylight when my uncle opened the barn door and cut the ropes that bound us. He explained that he did not dare to come out of the house before. was so stiff that it was some time before I could move my limbs. My uncle told the story of the assault and how, by the aid of the old servant who loaded the guns, he had been able to fire 50 rapidly. Two days be- fore left my uncle got 8 letter which said that tho White Caps would get revenge If 1t took all winter. tried to induce him to go away until the gang had been brough to jus tice, but the old man said he would light the battle out from his own castle. While1 was there some neighbors were whipped, although innocent of any disregard of public morals.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-03
FEAST OF mAoOAREEs.
Happily Celebrated LasE Evenin-Ral bi KIeeberg's Remarks-The Ence

Happily Celebrated LasE Evenin-Rak-
 bi KIeeberg's Remarks-The Enter
 tertainmeRt and ProgEamMae.
 The feast of Maccabees was celebrated by the Mishkan Ierael Sabbath school at the Court street synagogue at seven o'clock last evening. The exercises here lasted about an hour. The beautiful ceremony, the kindling of lights, was carried out in all of its inter esting features. About two hundred Sunday school children were in the march. Praises of song were sung and Rabbi Kleeberg ads dressed the school He said that the Israel ite nation had conquered the world by the law of God. ''If the Israelites had not translated the law of God, i" said he, Gin the very beginning, the world would never have had it. The fact that IErael still live is svi- dence that they live in the spirit of God for all the other ancients have been swept from the face of the earth. Therefore, ye should love the law of God and always defend it."
 After the ceremonies st the synagogue, the school gave Chanuka entertainment at the Atheneum, the hall was filled to it's utmost and most enjoyable evening was found. The programme, which was very finely given, was:
 Overture re............... Sabbath School Orchestra Song-"Work With wilI". By Sabbath School
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-03
Entertainments. DETIDEE nTHE

"Reuben Glue,or Among the Bushrangers" will be played at the Grand all of this week. The play is dramstization from some of the works of W. H. Thomas by the late Fred Marsden, and the scene is laid in the gold re- zion of Australia. Many exciting situations occur, in which Reuben, impersonated by Johnny Prindle, takes an important part, ,and he always comes out at the best end of the horn. In the museum hall the giant colt will ha on ax xhihitinn
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-03

Hinmau's Real Estate and Loan
 Agency.
 FIRE LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. EgsA Money to loan at per cent. interest. HsA Savin Rock, with acres; finest site on &2sAshore for hotel. Morris Cove House. with 5 acres; splendid chance for bargain. Care of property speciality.
 HINMAN G MORSE. 63 Church street, Room |. ODD. poetoffice
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-03

For Sale i'm West Haven. AA DWELLING HOUSES. cottages and degir-
 able building lots, shore cottages and cottage cts. Also small farms near West Haven and the shore. Apply to WALTER A. MAIN, d6n West Haven
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-03
CONGRESS mEErs TO-DAY.

Forecast of the First Measures 10 be Consfdered-A Long Message From the President-TaRiR Bills fin she Senate.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Both houses of Con gress are expected to organize promptly to- morrow, and the first legislative day will probably be occupied with the reading of the Presidents message, which is understood to Secretary of the Treasury will not be sent in till Tuesday. The programme for the week in the Senate will depend upon the result of the meeting of the committee on finance called for Tuesday morning. If it is then de- cided to take up the committees revenue measure-the Senate's substitute for the Mills tariff bill, pending at the close of the last session-its consideration will preclude the possibility of any other bill coming to the front until it is disposed of. It is the ex- pressed desire of Senators Merrill, Allison and Sherman to push the measure by vote. So it seems probable the bill will be taken up. If by any possibility the revenue bill should not come up the probability of the course of legislation is rather vague. The bills most likely to receive prompt attention with the least opposition are those for the
 
 Washington territories into the Union. A special order for Tuesday at o'clock is the Union Pacific funding bill, popularly so called.
 PROBABILITIES IN THE HOUSE.
 There is 8 slight possibility that after the reading or the message in the House an effort will be made to secure the passage of the Nicaraguan canal or the Oklehama bill under off fHa Tho however, is very slight. Tuesday and We'd nesday will probably be devoted to the con- sideration of bills on the calendar in what is called "the consideration morning hour, the privilege of calling up bills resting with the committee on Indian affairs, and the pending measure being that for the settlement of the claims of the old settler band of Indians.
 THE DIRECT TAX BILL.
 Thursday is the day fixed by Democratic caucus resolution for the consideration of the direct tax bill, but it is still matter of sur mise whether or not the caucus programme will be adhered to. At the caucus held on the night of Oct. II the memorable dead lock which has held the House in continuous session was broken by the adoption of the following resolution:
 House shall adjourn with the understanding that the committee on rules will report 2 special order after reading of the journal for the considera tion of Senate bill No. 139, to provide for refuRd sonable time not to exceed three days, viz: Thurs day, Saturday and Tuesday. shall be allowed for debate and amendment, and the time for vote it's final passage shall be fed at o'clock Tues day.
 The effect of the caucus was the udjourn- ment of the House on the following days, with the understanding implied by the cau- GUS resolution but net expressed by any ac- ton of the House that the direct tax bill should be special order for Thursday next. Should the order be made, Saturday will be consumed in debate and Friday will be de- voted to the consideration of private bills.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-03
DIR. mcGLYNN ON THEPoPE.
A Hitter Attack i'm Which No Hard
 Names Are Spared.

Names Are Spared.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Dr. McGlynn came out bitterly tonight against the Catholic church to almost as large an audience as he formerly addressed when the priest of St. Stephens church. Concerning the Pope he said he was nothing more than carpenter who set the matters of religion, and yet it is claimed we must learn religion, law and power and Gods will from him as he states it or else there is nothing we can do to save our damned souls. Men are getting tired of what is at present known as religion. Although millions and millions of dollars had been giv- en to convert the heathen in other countries, it is an undisputed fact that there are more Pagans to-day than when Christ preached the Gospel. He called the pope an ''ignorant, absurd creature, an ignorant meddling Pharisee, who consigned to perdi- ton all those who did not see in religion what he saw, and claimed there was nothing in it for other people to see, which he did mt eee
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-03

Over 46. As aud 50 Church street. The most thorough, economical Business School m New England Good position for competent graduates. Practical department, embracing bank retail saIes and negotiations in commercial paper, based upon actual values and governed by New York and Chicago markets.
 Shorthand and Typewr1tfmg. Six months $40. one year S65.
 Few failures and no regrets. Fall session begins September 10th.
 Apply for circular. au23
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-03
5MtBCeII IIanenms.

FOR SALE. A LARGE variety of rattan chair at the Rattan A Co., 552 State street. no15
 FOR SALE. N~ GROCERY horse. N E. Edwards N s2S tf 173 ORWELL AVENUE.
 MAX DESSAUER. r ATE Musical Director of she ThaIia Theater at u New York, will receive pupils in Piano Flute Harmony and Composition. 676 STATE STREET, al sm&we 2w New Haven, Conn.
 FOR SALE, F~ One four year old colt, fine driver; or (2 would add cash and exchange for equity in house and lot.
 THERON A. TODD, n20 7B7 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-03
UNrr1sp srArRs oo1rAaE.
Report of she Director Of the Hint,
 Showing she Worlds Production and

| Report of the Director Of the Mint, Showing She Worlds Production and Coinage of Precious Metals. ! WAsHINGroN, Dec. 2-Dr. James P Kim
 ball, director of the mint, in his annual re- port of the operations of the mint service for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1888, shows the coinage of the year to have been as fol- lows: The silver purchased during the year
 for coinage aggregated 28, POS, ,s05 ounces at
 cost of $34, ,237, ,55S, or an average of 95.47 cents per ounce The seignorage on the coin
 age of silver dollars coined during the year amounted to $S, ,407, ,922, and on subsidiary coinate ta ,911. The seignorage on the coinage of silver from July 1. 1878, to June 80, 1888 have amounted to $47, ,536, ,681. The production of gold and silver in the United States for the calendar year, 1887. is estimat- ed at $3S, ,0OO, 900 gold and $53, ,357, ,o0O silver The production of gold in the world during the past four years has remained nearly con- staRt, ranging from $101, ,694 ,000 in 1884 to $99, ,056, $50 in 1898, while the predaction of silver has increased in the last four years about $25, ,000, 900, ranging from $110, 766, 900 in 1884 to $135, ,44o, 40 in 1888.
 The aggregated coinage of the world dur ing 1887 was: SPA, ,992 ,465; silver $160,- 984, SIT. The stock of gold and silver coin ID the On1teC 0tates on July l, 1SSS, IS es- tfmated to have been: Gold coin $595, ,349,- 837; silver dollars $299. 70s, ,79O, subsidiary silver coins $76, ,406, ,376. At the same date there was gold bullion awaiting coinage in the hints of the value $110, ,469, ,01S; silver bullion S3,o5O, ,3sS; melted trade dollars $6, 545, ,554; making a total metallic stock of $1, ,092, ,429, ,963. Of this there was in the treasury of the United States $594, ,533,- 172s in national banks, $105. .435, 492 and in other banks in general circulation $392, ,461,- 299
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-25

Sherman, Gresham, Allison, with Il
large number of darker heroes are the
persons most spoken of as candidates
at Chicago. Depew, of New York,
says lie is not Il candidate. We hope
lie is not, for though personally. we
believe him to he good man, yet it
would be hard to make voters believe
that d president of II railway is tho
proper person for president Near.
ly all the other candidates are good.
available men. Sherman, from his
past conspicuOusness rs u leader, is at
once the strongest and weakest of the
Candidates, for as Josh Billings said.
"The man who walks through the
back streets of life gets least enemies
and Sherman has never stunned the
more public tlloroughfares. Gresham
with his known ability, and being
comparatively clear of party cliques,
makes him in many respects the best
of the lot. Allison $ record is that of
an able statesman, who has kept re.
markabIy free from political ngle.
ments and if nominated will receive IL
hearty support. OF all the numbe l
mentioned, none are men but what
the party would readily unite Oh. and
the great question of availability rests
OIL which will best suit the floating
vote which really decides between
the evenly divided national parties.
May the choice be u wise one for the
sasll Ia e 4 ". lllrtxl aud for the good of
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-25
Mortgage Safe.

DEfAULT. has been mnde in the cond; o .
1ot certain mortgage: executed and del 'e
mof,..a.nr. TO Hugh Conanghty. mortgnger, la,.
c.: inc lOih day of August. A. d. 1881. and reco d.
eli asa mortgage in the Office of the Register Of
Deeds Of the comfy OF Pemhina in the Territory
%! DaLOia. on the 18th day of August, A. H. lsSi
IL. 6 clock +. N. in book of mortgages, on pages
:i 3, and 49, on which there il claimed TO be due
nj the date Of this notice. the sum Of four hun
tlrcu sixty and lftcfn one hun,lredths (SsGO l5)
dollars, and no action or procettin. hui bren in.
s;i,uted Il, law or in equity to recover the deb,
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof
Of action. the power to sei the property describ-
cd IN said mortgage has become md Nv operative
amt under the power OF su!c IN sud mortgage
contained the sa,d mortgage elects to declare
anu Claims that the whole sum secured by said
mortgage and now unpnd in due and payable.
Notice in hereby given. that by virtue Of pow.
er Of "a e contained in said mortgage. and Of the
mortgage will be forcciorcd by a snic Of the the
mor;sascd premises therein described. which
sale will bo made AT the front door Of the court
hoIs,, il the city Of Pembina. in the county OF
Peinbina mid territory Of Dakota, al public uuc.
ton by the sheriff Of taid county, or By his depu.
~ duly appointed. OH Wednesday. the 9Th day OF
June a. il. lsSs, at o'clock P. n. to satisfy the
amount which shall then he due on raid inOriga.
se. with the interert thereon. and corts aud eI.
pensek Of snie.
The premise. described in said mortgage. and
e TO be t =; are the o Piece or parcel q land
of Daka'a. md known and described az follows,
tO.wit: The north :csi quarter. (nw qr) Of sec.
zion ,hEleeh Ss in ,"Mii.p oee h.dfed rizty
he 9Th +. NJ. containing one hundred mid sixty |
(lG. acresnf land more or les Of according to tbs
[. 5. government survey Thereof.
Dated a. Grand Forks, Dakota. this I2th day of
April. 1859,
2. X. FULTQS, lICau CoSAUGHrT,
Attorney Tor mortgages. Nortgsgee.
Grand Forks, Dskots. 50
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-25

The great debate on the Mills tariff
bill isat last ended, every body has had
his say, every thing in the political
arena has been discussed. hard words,
eluquence. buncombe, gas. argument.
have been expended in unlimited
quantities. but lis Tom Reed. of Maine
put it. the most utterly insignificant
thing in the whole debate was the
thing they were discussing. the hill it,.
self. Now after AL this talk. during
which no ones opinion has been
changed one iota. the hill will he laid
to rest with the Morrison level re-.
ductiOm bill, and next winter it will
be tried asain,-and still the surplus
rolls upand majority of congressman
favor the reducing Of the tariff on any
thing that don't affect the productions
Of their own constituents. Pennsyl.
vania is willing to reduce the duties
OH hemp and sugar, and Missouri and
Louisiana are willing to lessen the
tariff OIL iron, and SO on through
the list; question which should he
decided us Il policy for a nation is de.
clded by the petty interests of local..
ties and individuals.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-25

The younger men of the territory
are stepping along little more brisk.
ly in the political procession. Dakota
is, in fact. rs well as name, the young
man country. The conven ton S
combination yesterday was the strong.
est ever made in the territory; it in.
cluded all but eleven counties repre-.
scented: it was Il fair and square divi.
sion argument and appeal; it rewarded
friends where possible, and remembers.
ell enemies: AMI it WIS largely the re-
suit of the work Of younger men than
have heretofore dominated in Dakota.
politics. Measures and future results
were of more Importance yesterday
than any ingained love of party politics
politics. The references to secession
'bloody shirt" ancient free trade of
democracy, and many other political
events that have lost their pungency
in the advance of Il quarter of of IL
century. failed to stir up the wontetl
howls of enthusiasm. 1t was only to
the present and tile issues of to.
day. both in the territory and out.
that chained interest and animated
the convention.
1t is not impossible but that the ter.
rtitory Of Dakota is good deal like
the United states in this respect, and
that the presidential election of 1883
will show the elevation of fewer he.
roes throughout the country, and the
advance Of practical business meas.
ures, in the hands of practical business
men.-,IamestOwn Alert,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-25
The Verdict Unanimous

W. ID. Suit, druggist, Blppus, Ind.
testifics: IL can recommend Electric
Bitters rs the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relicfin every case.
One man took six bottles. and was cured
of rheumatism of ten years standing"
Abraham Hare, druggist, Bell. lille, Ohio.
aflirIEs: "The best selling medicine l
have ever handled in my 20 years ex-
perience, is Electric Bitters." Thous-
ands of others have added their testi-
mony, SO that the verdict is unanimous
that Electric Bitters do cure all diseases
of the liver, kidneys or blood. Only a
half dollar bottle at II. l.. Lewis Penn.
bina, DIR. Boylan's Hamilton and DIR. p.
C.. Dunoyan's, Neclle,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-25
Grand Forks has mud. Happy
Forks, wish we had some.


Those who have never heard Sena.
tor Ingalls, speak cannot appreciate the
misery of being roasted by him. To
read his speeches in cold, raw type
conveys no idea of their bitterness.
lie emphasizes his words with his
eyes, which are like the burning Goals
of the popular novels. There is moth.
ing cowardly or evasive about Mr..
Ingalls,. When lie is talking about
you he aims his wonderful eyes at you,
looks you directly in the face. and,
being sure lie is right, he goes ahead.
lie can say things no human being
ever thought of before. He can shoot
more adjectives ut i. man in u minute
than can I've found in Webster's die.
tionary in II month. He is IL volcano,
md an eruption is to he dreaded and
leplored-by the victims. lie is u
syclome, and he leaves ruin and dis.
.ster in his rhetorical track.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-05-25

\NYHEREAs, default has been made in the
cnndtttonrOfa certain mortgage executed
and delivered BY John Wilk,e, q single man,
ed the nth day Of April a. D., 1855 and recorded
~ o mortgage In the office Of the register NJ
deeds In aud for the county Of Pembins in the
Ierrisory Of DAKOTA. on the s4ti, day Of April A.
es. on page Io6; which sa.d mortgage was dub
assigned " Nellie N Blakeslee 81 John II. Mer.
Eiiled executor Of the last will and testament Of
Dr: q =; Biskeslee, deceased. Aud assignment is
the onice o. the register OF deeds Aforesaid, and
there ~ claimed To be due on raid mortgage al
me me, dats oithis notice, the amount Of two hun
fs1 a an eignty.eysn dollars and fifty cent?
instituted at law or In equity to recover the debi
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof.
Now therefore, notice is hereby gwen, that by
gage, and q the statute in such eare made and
pr0yidtd the said mortgage will be forecl0sed b.
SAFE o. the mortgaged premises therein des.ri6
"a: which sale will BE- made at the trout door OF
County of pembtns alrl Territory Of nskots, at N
public suction. BY the sheriff Of said county. or
~ ms deputy. on Tneeday the 5th day OF June,
loeo a. ~ o'clock ~ the forenoon, to satisfy
mortgage, with the interest thereon. taxes, and
costs and expenses of sale. and fifty dollars Al.
torney,s lees as stipulated In raid mortgage in
case OF foreclosure: The premises described in
said mortgage and so 10 be sold, are the piece or
parcel Of land situated III the County OF Fembins
and Territory Of Dakota, an known and describ
e. Is n.ilows, to.wit: The southeast quarter,
chip number one hundred and slxty.two IIsa,
north OF range number iftysix 1851 west, contain.
ing one hundred aud sixty acres (i6O) acres, mora
or lese. WV ~S.~'' >A"'s
Passe APii pl lSs' A. d. ssss NJ o, As
Atty. for Assignee, me. nisE.sis.
Assignee Of Mortgage