The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-27

who will ut tho first opportunity, move for
ward to accomplish statehood for both Da-
kotas. In this wny We shall reduce 1 fr evils
of our territorial condition to the lowest
point. and make moro sure tho coming Of
| complete triumph of home :lic. Only once
does North Dakota n,ssl TO join hands to end
this provincial drgrrlation und begin the
glory Of our statehood life.
Sixty Canadian lpborers, who have l,rcn
employed l.y the Grand Trunk ut Port Ilu-
ron and other points on tile st. Clair river,
have brn compelled by Custom Collector
Mnrd to cross to Cann1n to return no more.
This in done under the alien labor law, pro-
/ wiling thut no foreign lulnrcrs can lm
| brought to this country under contract for
| Service,
The waters TINT have been sweeping the
valley Of tho Monongallcla aud tho valleys
of its tributaries nrr again falling into their
natural channels. They leave teRolatinn and
ruin. From Pittslurg to the mountains Of
West Nirginia towns have been rnvHgsvl,
manufactures inundated. bouts sunk. houses
and lumber lout-,l oil, fields devastated fam
lilies driven To the hills for shelter. The h,ss,s
cntae,l by the flood will not fall short uf
$1,000, 900. /;
| Two brothers named Andrew and Fred
| Sctzrr started u,st from Hodges, Mont, on
the Northern Pacific rohd in II box ear.
| Four tranl,s Wcupcl the ear. and they pre-
sentcd rrvolvcrs an,l demanded MONEY. An
brother. The last he heard Of Fred he was
r;tllin.s murder in Dutch. Andrew continued
to steal rides till he reached Mnn,lan, expect
| ing to find Fred already there, hu, no news
was received Of linn. lie thinks the tr,,ml's
murdered him and disIosc'l of his body.
Kerrirk 4 Waison's camp of bridge lmihl
els. containing twenty six men. who are en-
Eastern railway across the Frmadji river,
Wisconsin. wis the scene of what has hrcn
| r.puricd to hr I; Wholesale poisoning case
Near as could he learned fourteen of the
twrntv-six men wrir taken sick after supper
aud the cause is directly trl"riblc To some
lasll which WAS served at the meal from he
fact that only those who ln,rtuuk of the
hash w"r taken i'll. The latmr of the poi
son rann": In determined as vet, hut the
tlmtnr at this carly stage advanced the
theory of vegetable poisoning. liz predicts
that all will survive. The cook, Edward
Coleman has tlml.
| In the French chamber of Deputies. Grn.
l;"ul;,nsrr proposed 'I. dissolution Of I'll"
| rllamlmr. His proposition WAS n,i'atcl
Grn l,",langrr tmrup"n resigned his seat,
Cen B,ulhng,'r in his speech pr"Innsing the
| .iissIlutinm lnTann 81 irnscihlc aud personal
that lc was crns,Irr,l by il" r,a,nlrr, aud III.
was sl,nltly after challenged by NJ. Flmlurt
| to fight duel.
Some weeks ago the citizens of Granite
| yi,lium tlm county commissioners wn,,l
| lu,I !, ,uur huus,. nj ibnt ,,l.,rn ur Lr;rk ar
| lone cos,ium not less thnm xlo.OuO. The
| commissioners u,rcptril the propositions
agreeing t"ritri II llillng in Granite Falls
ut II cost not To exceed $l5OoO. II is
proposed to put in the fulinutui this fall
and erect The nlil'ling next scnson.
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, -. ~ H., uiS Maai'n' , ,o'' n.' ''', r
rh i;,.,,,, ",i " f.. ,,T VIZ .,"' ,'''im VI
Las, March or April he had a difference with
His fnIrr about wages, and nrlurrrIrns,lr,.
Zacllar determined TO kill himself by starvil-
tion. A reconciliation finally took place,
nnl he concluded To live. lie presents n
wasted uId revolving appearance.
Tho Prllssinn authorities have summoned
Queen Nnalic tn deliver the crown prime to
King Milnnl's IIrnipolrntinrirs. The queen
has refused. and has threatened To fnribly
resist the removal of the prince. She has
nrm"l the mrlnnrs of her household for the
PURPOSE of offering resistance.
| A fire starting from ~ hot box after the
| mill had lnrn tcu,,urarilv shut dow, ;,t nom
totally DESTROYED the bi.. saw mill utWi,brr
Station east Of Eau tlnm, Wis, owned by
| Dr. j. SIaulding of Black River Falls The
lnmlnr yard narrowly ESCAPED. Loss, S:O,-
| 900; insured for S3OO 900.
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ing stat" of affairs exists there Mr. Hall. of
til" Hudson Bay company, at Port Simpson.
says ! hr;s TO rll your attention to Tin.
lawl,ss stat" of the Indians ON the upper
Skcclnl aud III" apparent nnhilityof Ii" gov
crnncnt to keep l"a'" and protect lr. aud
| property there. The pr's'.nt stat" of affairs
IL II disgrace 10 'i's country. Iiir AMI prop
crtS hr.' Openly 'hr''''ii'si ni'', me d"v"l"lr
'''''''' vi ''""' '''r'''S seriously r"'af'l''s.
| Jnrol, Miller. n wcllknown and wealthy
rurmcrliyiImu, lIcrmnu. N.l,.. w;s fmml ,r,J
near his home. lie l;rj been sl,n, nn,l ,l,c
condition of his surroundings shows tl,,t il
is n murder. IL mystery and in lcim,r in
| ycstir;,t,,I
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u '',sA s r',,,ss,',l' c'.,l"s',l n' ~
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S:';. '.''' ~, w ~. rN'''',u'' ~ II
bud agency, and Capt. Il. II. Pratt snlmrin-
trn,cnt nf the Carlisle, Pa. Indian school
who nr" to- negotiate with the Sioux IiuiHils
of Dakota for the surrender of lar.r part of
their great reservation, have left Washing
ton Tor the Held "i operations III Dhk"ia.
| Terrible suffering from the Hood is reported
in West Nirginin. People in the lnwInuls
| are without food. clothes and homes. The
| cOmmitta. nID doing all in their power to al
| lcviaic the suil"rings. Fully l25 families
| agrrgatng over 800 people are suffering
| and in ncetl of the nc,ss;iri,s of lf..
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in~ m thr writ
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Srhih '" i.'hs '''''i n'lir'l.hllS 10 INV"
| a soon 'iihr. ~" ','n u 'ri'n" were .m'iS'i%
.n'''l's..e ..' ~ ",uh,i UNI E"s."S II, ~
@ VIZ. p'ra ~ t.e m" u, w. isa ,,'ar
Mas nu 'm, ,, ,'',n M'i" ",j1hms ',rlSrs's
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mn In and RIM tbcm in
The Delrrs mine, in kimlrrly, South
Afrirn, has been explored. Twcnty-four
whites and two hundred nntivrs wrra. found
to hav" been burned to death. The cause
of tile fire is unknown.
1t is learned that Landlord Sr,Illy is nLout
To sell his Illinois holdings lie owns 20 900
irrs in Shnganiun and other counties. For
several years fr has carried "n the Irish rack
renting system. bill recently p:isaal in The
Illinois ltgislnlur" roinI"ilcd Scnlly to either
sell these holdings within six years or he