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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10

The sheriff and coroner returned from
Fond lu Lac tn Duluth. bringing with them
james R"ncy, the murderer, who killed BEN
amin t'lnrk "f Duluth, known MS Slim"
There had lccn IL quarrel between tho two
men In II i,ox ear, which was si,l~trurk"l ut
cut tlnrk with IL razor in tho thrnnt, til"
slash being from Ill" lift ear aronn. to the
right side of the wintlpipc and going in to
nj" man. anil i does IL '"1 nst
look much like either tramp
or II murderer. III an interview he snid he
was an lristmnn, twrnty -nine ycnrs old and
had lived at Buffalo, where he wus married
seven months ago. lIris IL grain shovclcr
10y trinl., and u member of the grain trim
m"rs union Of that city. lie came tn Duluth
tlrrr days ago Ell the steamer Nyark, look
ing for work, hut failed to get it, Aftorward
he mt tirrmnn here 10y the name Of irupp,
and they 'l!eri'lml 4" gnto Clarcmnnt, Mimi,
IT, work in the wheat fields
They l'our,lml n box coul ear on the
st. Paul 4 Duluth railronl. intending
to go To st. Paul in that. In tho cur were
three other men, ono of them the man Clark,
whom he had met the day before Scvcrni
Of hem were supplied with hotties Of whisky
and they drank around two or three times,
After nwhil" .Grupp went to sleep and Clnrk
told Rrncy that he ttirupp) hnlsomc money,
$3.50, and he intended to go through him.
Rrncy oijn'te,l to his doing SO a,ll the result
was that they hal nIunrrrlovcr it. AtFond
,ln l.nr the eur they were in wis switched of
on n side track just al'ove the village. aud
the rest of thu train went on. All got out Of
III" ear. aud lsrnry says he said to Gr,ipp
they had better go IN or they would have !,
fuss, and they started ahead on he track
Before hey had gone fi,rtlu called to them
to stop. Looking back they saw him
running towards them. They stopped,
Clark came up with them and grabbed
Rrncy lT the shoulder. Then. he
says, he drew out his razor md rnt Lin.
Clark ,lr"rl"sl. and he and tirupp started un
II run fur the woods. but he did not know he
lunl killed the mai at the time. In few
moments n .lozrn or more mon were around
the body and chasing them. one not far b.
hind with II revolver in his hand. md and he
heard one say. lies dead" Ii. then
stopped and decided to give himself III.
Grupp liz Detained az n witness.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10

Mr. L. q. l.,mN,y. an Au-ri,an resilient n,
I.ivcrp""l, l;n"l,#.l for twelve Years. wriim,
thus ,Ir,,l'in% his r>y";iri,, mu.l"r Er,iisl,
ti"-iiHi,lc: Ms - Personal Illustration ui
the benefits first. sci MY, rrls m,irl, lower,
my servants r"sl i.''. i",iri' -ss aud my Free.
tr'''ir Ainr'"an lt'.'rl li,l~ that my house
rent Is '''i,i.,i-n"i Ir,a. So il is I:ut for.
got I" fell that ], tI," i,nnul pay tin.
taxes "f :;;''s i'"I cant upon il," rruial.
'ii'i a's" i"i':'i 4" tell linn that !
also pay an im.';'n;,.l lir!r" duty urTl. u,.,,I
til" I"u'rl i"i,i'h. then ,," :,u income tax
al al. IN III" pound, md *,:lnp taxes ~,
every hand. mud 10y actual comparison with
~ tii"nl in America i. cost me- :ilnmi H. pcr
'''ni MOI" To s"rva my table here than il
dus hin. in tm.rir;l.
TUT u" yet my r!"' l,il., cheaper ln..:,,is,.
ILL" l""r fellow that m;lr il .cts about l9s.
prr week. but. unfortunately for me. cat
i,'"r" than wear li,r l.,buIing man in
America DOES not, lrt him throw up Iii. hat
t"r Fry" trade. will promise him u cheaper
cont. but rnn no, promise. him tho money To
tny it wiil."-!.r>i"n Commercial.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10

Bcniamin l!lIii-", aud Grover Cleveland
nrr about '!', s:iIli' ace. Beth ui l.'..,
lrIruta',". l;"i'l'" t,wlri,. both s,,,.ill
homes and business IN growing ,ii"a So
much i'm III" hhcH.,' i"tMuru them. And
there il rr!s
Harrison ''"l. u l'ilr With linn la Indian
aju!is. tI"Nrlnml wt.i l;uilaiu h;,.lu.r
l!ai,>"n !.uli' u l,"mn rlryrml liyr,! IN
his law 'l';'m"rs
HARRISON t..u.n 4, sunday SCHOOL tlas;, of
young lawyers ti.sriir,i- h. Travelled in
another direction
Harrison VII 'l'rtr,l rr"rt"r la the ;'u-
plurlr rt'ltt al In!i.,:il with h"n",:,Iir aud
most responsible. .'u,irs Cleveland WAS eject.
r'' s'l"ri'' al l.r!o 'unmi! an ollie hat also
las ills ,Iu,n*
The war lr..'," ,r, Harrison volunteered
Cleveland VA drafted. Harrison recruited :,
irGiiurui and went l' tho font Cleveland
recruited substitute aud remained in luii;,-
10
Harrison he. I"rm tru" 10 every I,rn,ui,.
Ii" has made I" inan woman. tu party ar
The nnti"n. t..Nl.,ml ht,s l".'u triir tn him
sell. aud s'ri '''rll promises rs is was for his
intrr,a,i not tn break,
Silrl :ilr In tm., candidates. How we'll .lu
thy represent i'.r l.,rIi"s l,,, support them
Boston rrayclrr.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10

y fearful storm has caused Im,irlI drst rue
ii"n in Northwest France, Many tislrrnlr,l
have lnsn drowned
Waterman Ilnny attempted tn nrlrq;t -,
man VIII" evidently intended rnbhing Albert
llnrringtons residence, at ltnclirIrstrr MINI.
Before he cn!.1 secure lli" rascal two more %.
the gang appeared and hnIly used IIuny.
kn"king Him down and cutting his head
with 'in i'lit Of his "iplv"r which they took
away from him. One of heir own rrvolvrrs
was dropped in the mrI,~.
Actin. On IN informant ion received from the
antli"riirs at Canton. oili". til" clrfofpoIc'.
ut san Framris'n has arrested Angus, Arlll-
nr, alias Tate. wanted u, Canton for lurgl,-
~. H"Iuisition papers will he secured ms
soon ny possible u,.d Tate returned to Gnu
ton for trial
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10
Tic E.csler: of Ills Epllnu.u,n

There is n;a:iSinn for reflection in the kind
interest that IS shown in General Harrison hv
TIL" ,'irun,.s ii his i'luw-rilizrns WIN daily
visit him. Ever since his nomination his
ll"ir has been h" destination of orc ,l.lr.a-
tlon alter ;inoVi"r uf admirers who rall1un nv
their respects ai,I wish lin success. i,
Is estimated that he has shaken hands
with more tli'n Iitty thousand people since
he WAS nomii:'"l four weeks nnu, and
vet h. il; tur'lay rs liz WAS IL month unn
simply plain private xen Tie nrr. ,,,
ri"Si'H seeker visil# The White House 50 he
cin say liz has S'sn the President. Bur the
thousands who are visiting Gen. Harrison
arr friends not curiosity seekers for so far nv
official rank is concerned. H.. is un III. same
plane with his visitors. BIZ, this rru, ult
pouring of nci%hor; aud tfiriuIs is n trs,i.
inony to General Harrison that lie possesses
III an unlimited degree. the respect and conf
dencc OF his irl!ow-mcn, and us II candidate
i"r the highest Office in the land they want
hral'nuld know it, That is a good deal TO
Say ct 'lman. 1t can only be said of n gentle
man. can only hc said of IL man whose
private life is pure and spotlrss. Ii can only
te said OF man whose public life is free from
di.hnnor or irprnacll. 1t can only In sDid of
Il man who's" daily. walk AMI conversation
arr 30 clean and wholesome that tl,osr who
know him hest can say there is ~ good tru.
man. So far We have not heard of any
tllr"ngs of people ilprkmg to Washington To-
congratulate Mr.. Cleveland ON his rcnonlin;,.
ton and wish him Success
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10

W. II. Wnrthington, editor of tho "Pn-
irons of hushnndry, published mt Columbus
M;ss., writes under date Of Feb. %, 1882:
Your great remedy, Aliens Lung Bulsam,
have used in my family for fifteen years for
coughs and coils. and know il to lc the best -
pc, 'inc., aud S1.O0 II bottle.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10
10 pnisins in This Campaign.

l.ct ,lH. thru. I,;,v. ~: honest. not - hyr",
r.'l,;lmis,i,sr. The iSsll" is III" nj details
az I" The prot" is" tariff Ii is much bigger
than that. Tho li"Errr:,is Sirihr AT The
lrait ~! tllr rr"t.s;is" imo,y fur thry ,!cuy
th" right uiroi..t,'ss Ia lay !, tax iur I,ru.
lection. hrnutc; WIN au. tuu cuwai,lly
t"r.''nc mp I" I'll" i>s'!r .,iual.ly will d" well
",rop nut aud En!l tn !'.a rear. The d"'l,..
in;s aud luirmiu@ am'l lyinw of 1850 n,r not
going to lm repeated this yr;.r.-Washn;:i"
Post
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10
liclilnn,,.., .nI,,irr ECcnrd.

I. Sent :: substitute to tie war.
.. Vel" ola lil +" provide funds for the
observance of Memorial dry ut Buffalo,
willie mayor.
3. Veto of IL law prohibiting Others than
members nf The G;,and Army of the Ecruh-
liz w';,rin. The badges of the order in New
York while governor
I. Permitting ~; officer nf hii alminl-
tr;iti"n TO hoist II IA" in memory of that
old nl"l, Jake Thompson.
=. Vat" "t w"ihv pension bills.
d. Surnkiu" away "n - lishing excursion
I" avoid Memorial day services, III Washing
ton.
Z. Issuing an Infamous rebel h,;s or
der
=. Errsa 4" visit 81. Louis lm-ari'" the
Grand Army ui the l;.l,II,c WIS I" bold II
convention then ~ ~" s:.iu" Time. alleging
that tlny might ils,ll, or. do linn injury
This is the r"r"l'l The l"''i'lr are ''sl:'' ~
inl"rsc in N"v.u'mr ,hr ,irh.,. and plat
form of ,l,r prmu"l:,ir con,"niiun having;
l.rn r,vi.,'r' hy HE l'rr>i,tnt' friend; to
that rml.--luldu linlr
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10

More trouble is threatened from u now
feature Of The burlington strike. The MIN
nIeincnt of The road iE:s notified its ,rlc.
graphic Oprrntors that they must leave the
telegr1,plicrs' union. This the mr,, refuse to
do. One conference has bccn held tween
officers Of the road and tlr union hut with.
out result. hn"i"r is to ~. held when i, is
expected thut II settlement will BE- reached
There IL great Indignation among labor or.
CARNATIONS ut what they term tho pur|jug,
Sss,s rssolve 70 employ only scaLs.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10
rur ,l,r ErnrI;l rrllr su.nr Planters.

A pcino,,;,iir I'mg.ilrut and - Democratic
'l",l~r at Representatives, ask the l"'"rlr ="
abandon ,his tiii!In. duty IN w"',l in ui'i'r
thai il,"y may "ui"y What appears I" il'
pcnu, rats iu hc llu inc in.:.bir I'!Nil"g" al
paving on" Iiuu,irr'l mill"us "r dollars TAI
maintain :, GM surir piaul.is in l."nis laua,
wl"rrr"!'> grow l,*S Year hy N"ar.-f'r"In
tl,r HLitiusr \ mr,ir;iu
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10
"TAlsIFF AND WAGES"
A Novel Discussion.

George W. Elliot, A. NJ. Rochester, N. Y,
has just published in book form, through
MOulton, WcnLmrm x 60, Buffalo. n. u,
the very original unL interesting dialogue
discussion between paul (n Young grad
uatc) AND MS FATHER" an American f;,rlner
which appeared scrinlly three years ago in
The American Rural Home, and attracted
wide attention. The father is n thoroughly
well posted man of affairs, who tx tlico,riic-
ally a. froc-tr',,rr. hut practically, as an
American, u strong defender of u iu,iicious
tariif He thus treats both sides very fairly
nnl gives each. in the dialogue, cll;inrr 10
b" heard. lie discusses general principles
and under his theory that srltisllncss must TO
tho secret of success of international comi,lr,-
cal policy. tnnl slfs:icriiice the sccir. ufs,m-
ccss i'll national commercial policy. he makes
ont IL strong defense of simple protection.
IN the matter of wages, he holds that wages
higgins and ends Will, production. aud hence
,lnctiun, as he holds, then II iu,liri-
Gus tariff maintains the source of
wages. This book makes irn and boys
think. 1t unfoltls the dark mysteries of the
tarilf simply aud should have II sid" reading.
Mr.. Elliott, MS ADVERTISING nllrngrr Of II. II.
Warner 4 Co.'s safe cure liuiis,,, Ruriusirr.
y. u, has had unusual opportunities To SEQ
the eE.;ts of,!ii:nrrnt commercial policies in
eight sections nf The glnhc. In Cloth. 80 cts;
in lnlprr, % cts; prepaid by Moultun, Wen
borne Il Co Buffalo, n. Y.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10

hands. He estimates that there are &c..
oW, 900 worth IN the United States, not In.
Guiding the value of many millions Of dollars
worth of cotton belonging to the Cnnfeirr-
ate government shipnsl from brownsville,
Galveston and MatamOras since the war.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10

Willie c. O'Brirn. aged eight yenrs, Samuel
Dutsun thirteen ycnrs, and Jucnb lIcnagc,
clrvci, years. were drowned in the Missouri
river at Onluhl wiiln bathing. They were
all ON u log, which rolled and tipped them
suddenly in the water over their depth.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10
N,r,,,i,. witt, ,hc Er,, Saw.

TIN New N"iL l'",aI rrl,nts that "tl"
p,mr,t,,t.; have '."' Ili"r w"'l:" iu'" ILL" IT,
publican mal"ri'N in Wisconsin l.r sr'.
villa, wits. i, i,,,rl,l la shat r',klcss trrlrll-
nan who go, l'.. ir;nl in', :, li"n, mouth
the utlrr day w s'ltn Ia r",nr'nl"r that
tl,r rnrnu,r remarked - IL, inspected tin.
lm;ml:.s trunk that the man ought 4" hiv"
Known l,rl,ur.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10

1hisisa funny rhrasctot the uninitinta, hut
NIL the brokers understand it, They u:r it.
when IL person gives II certain per cent. for
the option nf lnynir or selling stock nl IL
option is given. II is often II serious opera
ton tn the dealer hut there is n more serious
"lnit AMI call than tl,is when yuu are
'put" to l"sl with a severe cold and your
friends "calI' II physician. Avoid all this by
keeping in the house DR.. pirrcca Golden
Medical Discovery. The great cure for pull
minary and blood diseases. Its action is
marvellous ltcurcs the worst cough, wirth-
or acutr, lingering or chronic. For Weak
Lungs, Splitting Of Blood, Short Breath,
Consumption, Night Swcnts. and kindred nj
tcctio,is it SURPRISES alo,!,cr medicines.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10

The lious" non-runrnrIc.l in the senate
amendments TO the nri:,y hill fora gun factory
NJ Watrrvlirt (N. y } ai>;'n;l and apprupri-
a;ing 5000 nOO for thu Manufacture or ,mr.
rli;iSr of steel tor cannon. In the discussion
much hostility To the su-"all.l ,lnmiucrring
tendency Of I liz sriiat" WAS shown
I'll" Republicans, !n,;i:',; and Il consider
able numhrr "f Democrats have voted in
';,v,'r nf Townsend : resolution to facilitate
Ii" TRANSMIT ion OF business. The plan is that
or 'il" ',m!inlcr of tile session objections
from individual members shall not h. sn:-
hcirni I" prevent TIN. consideration of
measures. and that at least five members
must unite t" object In civ" effect to the OBJ.
ir,.tiuu
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10

When Baby was sick. VIC savc her C!astoria,
When she was E Child, she cried for Castorin,
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria,
When she Lad Children. she gave thcln Castoris
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10

The democrats, ofSt. Paul. Mimi, at their
primary meetings, favored Albert SclciInr M
their candidate for Governor on tho demo-
cratic ticket. ScllciTr is u candidate for tho
sullc place on the republican ticket.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10
MOXfe.

Old men Use Muxic the year round to keep
their nervous system strong enough To sup
port the functions Of their body, aud mend
w TIL" break down of IL long business life.
The young city hoods to remove the effects
from liquors aud II night Of dissipation. A
tumblcr full will break n rcrcit intoxir:,tion
in an hour, with no i'll effects Of Stimulation.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10
Many men ofinany minds:
Mnnu ILL. q ...ni.,u.. l.;u.l.,

But for IL mild. effective, vegetable purga.
tive, ynu had better get DR.. Prire's Pleasant
Pur:sative Pellets. They cure sick headache,
bilious lura,inch" dizziness cnnst ilaion, ndi.
grs,ion aud bilious attacks; 2accnts u vial
by druggists.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10
"a Word to the Wise IN Sufficient"

Cntarrall is not simply an Inconvenience.
unpleasant to The sufferer and disgusting To
otlrrs--it il an advanced nuip post of APP
lr'mrl'in;s disease of WORSE type. y" not neg
lert ita warming; it brings deadly evils in lis
train. lt"tnr" it is too late. Use pr. Sage
Catnrrli Kennedy. lt-rr;,cll"s the seat nI IL.
nilnirnt, aud is the only thing that will You
may dose yourself with uuack medicines Till
it is to latc-'til the stran'rt Incomes II
rssistlrss torrent II is the miatn.r.l invcn-
tion OLA scientific physician. ~ word to tho
wise is sufficient"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10
T rue Econonnv

II is true economy to buy llool's SnrrnvarllIu,
Tor Too Doses One Dollar" is 0risllnl with un,l
true only "f this popular medicine. II You wish
I" prove this. lmyn lut,'r"f Hoods Snrsnrnirila
hilt' 'ies'ir" fta contents. Iomwll iml TO hold
100 t'nsln,unfula Nuw r,s, the directions, nnl
ynii will in hat the average lose for persons Of
different ages i; less than n tc;iaI,Onnfui This IL
certainly conclusive and un:liswrri Overwhelmed i
the w.,llinr strength aud rconumy Of Hoods Sar-
sl,nriti;i.
took lfooIl's Snrspnrilla FOR loss of nIpnt Ito,
Dyspepsia aud general lnng,,,r II did li vast
amount ri good. ;ln! l!nvr no Icsitlnry in rec
oniiIen'lints it," j. w. WiLLEEonD. Quincy, Ill.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
S'ldbyuli DRUGGISTS $1;six furS5. Prepared only
by &. I, neon Il CO.. Aput ll,rarcs Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10

Col. D. S. Lamont, the presidents private
E,rrct;iry. writes to an Albany paper that
the cololr! intends tn retire from public lf.
this fall and is preparing; for the c',ilngc.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10
ssI,ut mn, C.lio

EX-tiov Al.cr nfAlichgan studied law while
working ON IL fiirm for So IL month.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10

Mcfi;rielr, the Chicago boodIcr is singing
in u Canadian choir.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10

W. D. iIowells receives 1000 for his short
stories.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10
Itching piloa.

The North Star Lung aud Throat Bulsnu
is Il sure cure for Coughs and Colds.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10

MAHGE, Calls, Scratches, Cracked Heel,
Thrush, and all diseases Of the feet AMI lrrita.
tions of the skin Of horses and cattle quickly
and permanently cured by the use Of vctcri-
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10

s."rroMs..'cistnss nten.s itching AMI ,tlnslcs;
continue tl,rnurs FORM which oitnn bleed ani ulosr-
ate. ie,NminI Very sure. SwAYSE's OINTMENT stops
this itching and bl,iing. heals ulceration. md In
in caring ali skin Diseases. DIR. SWkYNE S SON,
rrorrictnra PHILADELPHIA swAYsHa OINrNKSr can
10 ubtaed VI druggists. Sent by null for 90 Ccn.A
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10

Prof. Hermann Bnnitz, the German phiulo-
riSt il dead
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10

TIL" senate Till for TIN, erection of IL public
hIidin. III Allentown. Pa. having h,mm laid
in'iur" the l,uis, Mr.. Suw,lri,. uil'rnnsylvnni,
asked unanimous consent for its immediate
consideration, bat ~ demand for the regular
order operated as an uhirc,i"n
The h"us"t lIrn proc,~'l'.l l." The fr,lirrcon-
si'I"r!:i,n "t h" hill providing for the cree
tiun If l.us!uilir buildings. In: ,!rr hour en-
lil,al without amy action bring taken.
Til" house then went into committee of hr
w!ln", TIA" .:"n"rnlapj,r"I,rti"u bills. and
nri.'sh Instantly "rrurr"Ils',wr.l,tl Ii" various
hills ou l!.r c;,l"n':,r 'rir ::"nrr;, ,lriir-nry
bill was iils' reached. and after some debate
MA, t;Il{ru Nh,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10

W., iahru MP aud several amendments pro-
l,is,d lay thu r',Iuiniiic,' VI. u" n,luIic,l.
S"unt"r Bowen ,,iiri,nl ~. ..nu"nrnrnt to
thu l' lr''t"f"r" introduced, :,pIr"priuting
500 thu for ;lr "unst r,r'iun nf irSrrvuirs
i'll he Arl'l lr"i"ns' fur til" purposes of rriga-
i"n aud addressed llr senate on he subject
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-31

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May SO.-A dispatch
from Duluth, Mimi, says: Two deputy
ShcriGs went, ten days ago, to Deer
Lake Indian camp, 1tasca county, to ar
rest an Indian, Cut Face, for the murder
OF Squaw Man Joe Bonville. Arriving
there they learned he had left, and fol-
lowed him to Net Lake camp. Enticing
him into their canoe, they bound him
and started off. The alarm was given
and sixteen bucks gave chase, soon over
taking them. After a fight, in which
both iSheritEs were badly handled, but
mot seriously injured, Cut Face was re-
leased and both white men captured.
Through the intercession Of an Indian
who spoke English the SheriiIs were
released, but told that they would not
be allowed to take any Indian for killing
u white man.
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THROUGH THE State.
The Eucampment Of the Sons Of
Veterans Strike Tents.
NEXT MEETING AT FAIRMONT.
The coIoncl's Full stan Announced.
Blaino's Letter Received with Re-
gret-Tho Second Choice.
West Virginia News.

Special D9pdtch 10 HN IhteAiyehceT'
GRAFTON, W. Va, May 30.-The State
Encampment Of West Virginia Division,
Sons Of Veterans adjourned at noon to-
day. The newly elected officers whose
names were published yesterday, were
installed by Col. r. II. Freer.s Colonel
Baguley announced his staff as COM
pleted as follows: Surgeon, W. s. Ross !;
Adiutant, George A. Dunington
Judge Advocate, T. II. B. staggers |;
mastering officer, A. L. Thayer; In
speCting officer, D. W. Martin; Quarter
master, G. II. Smith; Chaplain, d. l..
Satterfleld.
Several amendments to the Constitll-
ton were recommended to be presented
to the National Encahlpment ut Wheel
ing in August. 4 A resolution thanking
the citizens of Grafton and the Il. Z.
Fleming Camp, of this place, for their
hospitality, was passed. A resolution
was enthusiastically adopted expressing
the sympathy OF the Division OF West
Virginia with Gen. Sheridan in his ILL
ness. ,.l ~
Gen. r. +. Fleming, Department Com
mander Of the &. A. K, was present ana
made feeling address in response to an
invitation. His remarks were received
with great enthusiasm, and at their con-
clusion the honored veteran was the re-
cipient Of an ovation. i liz. LIZ:
THE next meeting OF the encampment
will be held Mt Fairmont on the first
Wednesday and Thursday after the first
Monday in June OF next year, when it
is proposed to have grand display OF
the military features OF the order.
The encampment was the pleasantest
ever held in the State. Col. FreeF and
the retiring officers were the recipients
of a testimonial in the shape Of n special
resolution thanking them for their faith
full discharge of duties. Col. Freer is
entitled to great credit for the manner
in which he has awakened interest in
the movement in this State. G. AID.
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and headed by drum corps, marched
to the armory Of the Light Guards,
where they were met by the Guards
about fifty in number, under command
OF Capt. Eagan, and headed by the Hos
pital band then proceeded to MacPelGh
cemetery, where the graves OF all the
soldiers were decorated and salutes fired
over them. Er
The procession reformed and marched
to the Old Hill cemetery, where cere-
monies similar to those at MacPelah
were held. Major G. Z. Anderson made
few preliminary remarks TO the COM
rades and those present, and then intro
duced Rev. Haines, who made an elo-
quent prayer. Rev. b. Ison made the
opening address OF the day. Addresses
were also made by the Revs Tracy, Lacy
and Wilson. They were appropriate to
the occasion and reflect credit to the
reverand gentlemen. Father Tracy's
rendition OF Miles O 'Rielly's poem, "Wc
Drank from the Same Canteen," made
the tears come to the eyes OF many OF
the bows in blue.