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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-30
FOREIGN ELAsHEs


The arrangeWeats tor the conversion of the
EGyptafh debt have been completed bv the
French, Turkish and English ministers.
The Brazilian government has decrped that
after July customs duties to the minimum
amount Of 90 per cent. shall be payable in
gold.
A riot was caused at Guelma. Algiers, by
Arabs pilaging Jews shops. The troops
were compelled to interfere in order to restore
order. several. Arabs wore killed.
Advices have been received from Eust Afri.
ca that MAJ. Wissmann captured Makindani
on the l4th inst, placing the whole coast
from that place to ZANZIBAR in the hands OF
the Germans.
1t is stated that Chancellor Won Capriyi in.
tends to submit measure to the rcichstag
imposing a tax upon oil Germans who are
ineligible for service in the army and upon ali
German citizens who are abroad.
At ths trial in Sofia Of the persons charged
with conspiring against the government,
Mhj. Panitza denied that Russia was impli:
Gated in the plot He inserted that Kissoff,
formerly commandant Of Sofia. originated
the conspiracy.
Iha British government Is preparing to es.
tablish extensive fortifcations in Western
Australia. This is following out the po Icy
Of placing tho colonies In 9 defensive condi.
ton, which prompted the fortifying of Van
couver Island, British Columbia, and is to be
pursued generally wherever Great Britain
has valuable possessions.
The anniversary Of the abolition of slavery
in Brazil was celebrated at Rio Jeneiro with
great popular leasts, the people having ON
this oceaston made. very significant demon.
strations in favor of Gen. Fonseca, Chief Of
the government and ofthe republic. Hun.
drsdss ofcorpofations paraded the streets and
great enthusiasm and rejoicing prevailed.
The unemployed in Rome and Naples an
assuming menacing attitude and frequent
arrests do not avail to intimidnte the people
as formerly. In Naples some excitement has
been caused by q rumor that the United
st:sss st:..;s government proposes to put stopto
emigration. Peasants are selling ont their
peipEgines aad nprkirg'td fl.a iTehrext ports
whsro pasaaso may 10 obtained tn America
before prohifitive measures shalI l,e put int"
fore
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-30
The Mine. shut Down.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Special Telegram.
The annual meeting of the Canadian
Anthracite Coal company. whose lands are
in Alberta, was held here tonight. Fred.
erick Weyeshaeuser of Rock Island, ILL.,;
J. G. Thoy of Cambridge, Mass: A. Pugh
OF St. Paul; Z. P. Barker Of BanfY, Alberta;
o. II. Ingram and Capt. Tainter Of Eau
Claire, and Others were present. The taking
out Of coal at the mines is suspended for
the present, but development will be pushed
this season. Several hundred thousand
tons have been shipped to the Pacific coast
sinos The minM Wse0 opened.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-30
ToouIEr RUMoRe.

CarfIeld's Coffin Opened to Prove
That The Body Had Not Been
Stolen.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. spccial,-Bcfore the
casket containing tho remains Of cx-Presi.
dent Garfield were removed to the memorial
structure yesterday it was opened In order
to quiet forever the rumors about the body
not being in the casket. The body was
found to be in good state of preservation,
and could be easily recognized. The hair
had somewhat fallen off from the forehead,
but the beard had grown fully two inches.
The eyes and mouth were closed, and the
features somewhat shrunken, but perfectly
white. They looked as though light frost
haa H.ren and so ad
care to look on their fathers remains, and
the cover Of the casket was replaced and re-
fastened forever.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-30
ORGANIZED BY WILLARD.
A Company Which viii Control the
CHICAGO Terminals,

~ SOtUpdny WHICH VIII SoUITSI t10
Chicago Terminals.
New York. Special Telegram
1t is said that Henry Willard and his asso-
ciatcs, organized as the Chicago &
Northern Pacific Terminal company.
have acquired oil the terminal prop
erty that was formerly controlled by
owned by the Wisconsin Central company
at Chicago, as well as other facilities in tho
latter city. The property is said to include
about fifty miles Of terminal railways and
A mortgage of 100000 has been
authorized upon this property. The
bonds secured by the mortgage are to run
cent interest. The Deutsche bauk of Berlin
is to negotiate SIS. .c00,0OO OF the bonds and
with each bond the sum subscribed
per cent Of its face value in
the stock Of the Chicago &; Northern Pacific
Terminal company. The Wisconsin Cen.
trail company will hold majority of the
stock OF that Company to secure 70 il and
it, the control of the property.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-30
The Strongest Known Anima

The Strongest Known Animal.
someinteresting results cfa uat tur-
alist's inquiries are sent us by Mr.. J
LaMrence-Hamilton, NJ. II. G., S.,
Brighton, who says that, in proper
ton to tssize, the limpct is probably
the strongest OF known animals, ex.
cepting the Mediterranean venus YER
rucosa, n cockle-like creature, which
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-30
FOR ANOTHER YEAR.
Close Of the Seventeenth National
Conference Of Corrections and
Charities.

Conference Of Corrections and
Charities.
BALTIMORE, special.-The seventeenth ma.
tional conference OF charities and correc-
tions was closed to-day. The following
officers were elected:
President, Rev. Oscar McCulloch, Indianapo-
U.s. Vice prssidsnts,John presidents Glenn; Baltmore: 4.
Denver: Oscar Craig, Rochester, n. y, Mrs. J.
J. Spear Jr., san Francisco. Treas,irer-W. T.
Letehworth. Buffalo. n. Y. secretaries-Aex.
ander Johnson. indianapolis: Iucius G.
storrs Lansing Mich: II. II. Hart. ST.. Paul;
A. l.. Welsh, Denver: Mrs. II. d. Goodet, Nash.
Vile. Tenn; Miss Ellen q. Bailey, Boston. tx
ecutive ecommittee-Rev. Oscar G.. McCulloch,
indianapolis: Rev. A. G. Byers Columbus Ohio;
DR.. C. 9. Hoyt. Albany. \. y. F. II. Wines. Lii.
nois; Philip C.. Garrett. Philadelphia. "
The closing session was held tonight. J.
NJ Cushing Of Baltimore presented Cardinal
Gibbons, who delivered an interesting ad-
dress. Mr.. Cushing then spoke Baltimore's
farewell. President Byers responded, as
did Rev. +. II. Wines of Illinois, after
which the conference closed.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-30
CASUALTIEs.

Henry Dinwoody Q furniture Establishment,
fne three.story brick, was completely de.
stroyed by nre at Salt Lake, Utah. The
loss ON stock and buildings aggregates $125,
OOO; insurance, $71 200.
By the explosion Of the boiler of O lecolho.
tiye near Nas!,Yille, Tepa., five capf loaded
E3thnaetrhh.raisccw were demolished, and Matt
Connors, the engineer; George Stall, fireman,
and Jack Wheatley, brakeman, were killed.
Marion s. Tucker, farmer living short
distance from Stanton, Neb., was out rowing
In boat on small lake on his farm With
histwo ocbildren-Daisy, aged nine and Frank
aged fuurteen--when the boat upset aud the
three were drowned.
While the six-ycar-old son of Abe Mitchell,
we'll known contractor. was playing with
matches in the yard of his fathers residence
At sault Ste Marie, his clothes were ignited,
hpd before he could reach the house were en-
firely burned Oft. Death came to his relief.
Nancy Demerire in attempting to escape
from west-bound train on the Erie road at
kleavittsburg Ohio, stepped in front of u
3frain going east and was decapitated. A
WHO tried to save her lost nm arm.
The woman's husband was killed ut the samc
place and under similar circumstances a few
weeks ago.
A. K. Gaylord, OF Lake City, Minn., lost
control OF horse he was driving and not be.
ing able to maintain his seat in the convey.
p,fcs. ,hs clupg to the shaft, until colidine
With tree his ekull was broken. ahd, death
ensued almost instantly. Dscea sed was fifty.
nine years old, and leaves d widow and one
daughter. - 80: -
4he largest freight house Of the New York
Central railroad wns burned at Albany N. Y.
Nothing was saved. The building WAS q
frame strurturo 300x100 fset. Tho freight
house was totally consumed, with oil its con.
tents, and ten cars loaded with merchandise
were also burned. Two cars filed with Ham.
mond's dressed beef and two cars filed with
butter and eggs were &C buddy scorched that
the contents were ruined LOSS about S175..
600; insurance about 100000.
l. migrating bird wave which IVES Messing
over Cedar Rapids. Iowu, encountered ters
rib4e rain and thunder storm. and attracted
BY the electric lights, gathered about then,
pR the streets and attempted to hy into tia
sand birds fell dead in the streets from
coming in contact with the wires and glass
fronts. great majority Of these rare speci.
mems do not inhabit this region and some
very rare specimens were captured alive and
cared.
The mine ut Ashley, Pa, that ca 7ed in and
entombed many miners hss hsen sxptored.
The first scar,ll revenled six blacEened corp
ses near the opening, none of them recogniz-
able. Further along at several places we're
found thirteen other bodies, all more or lese
burned, but none Of them could be recog.
nized. The sight was SO horrible that three
of the reseuers tainted away. scene en-.
sued about the mouth Of the slope which will
never be forgotten by those who witnessed
It when he news Of the burning of the bodies
became known to those in the vicinity 4
strong gusrd Of men held hack the women
who pressed forward muddy ia eptsr the
mine.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-30

What is the difference between the
lover who is afraid to propose and
the one who keeps repeating "Good
night, sweetest" 20 times hcfnre TAXI
ing his leave? The one goes without
saying and the other says without
going.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-30
EPITOME OF NEWS,
"A Choice Collection Of the
Latest News Greatly
Condensed
WASHINGTON BRIEFS

eerstary Noble made public scommunica.
from himself to the attorney general,
sh 10 the first step toward legal proceed.
&s to compel the Winona & st. Peter to
iseonvey to the United States the lands
efroneously certified as part Of thu com.
pany's lSnd grant. The secretary's decision
and the various rulings 10 the several cases
have from time to time been given in these
. dispatches. About 20, 900 acres are inyolv.
>ed In Southern Minnesota.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-30
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

kudge Drummoad.t the venerable ex,judss Of
United States circuit court, died at his
in Wheaton, ILL.,, Of old age. He was
y eighty.o years old. ~
Gladstone, in letter to the licensing
M says that the mere introduction in
Of the license bill, which provides
ready increased the value Of pubIicans prop.
erty BY probably ESQ., 900. The measure. be-
says. 10 the heaviest blow ever struck at the
cause OF oftsmperancs
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-30
A FEW pLEAsA1

1t is commendable in
to lower his record, but
see u man do it.
Much charity that beg d
is too feeble to get out Of
The ancient Egyptians
cat when dead. They KID
cat most deserved it. I,
There is very little wara
mitten which the rejected los,
ceives.
A man who was i good deal
fool when he was ae bR,&
shows his age very LITTLE
When lovers hang 1
there is good deal
both sides before they qd
"These are the huskst Il
didn't eat" as the sea-
he swept the peanut shell
lecture room after the chi
Patient say, doctor,
OF /" lump is this on tic
my neck9' DO. r&.-It isnothinS>
GUS; but would &drjse Won, nj
tleless' to keep Your eye -
Traveller lin the Indie;,
-"How do the folks nd
manage tolive?' HalfBlol
by accident, stranger.
Gar of Russia just out
"What has become of d
shirt?" valet-.Please, VI
esty, the blacksmith's putti}
rivets in it,"
But doctor, you said lal
that the patient would certain
and now he is perfectly we'll"
am. the confirmation of my prd
sis is only a question of time"
Romantic Matron-It is sad
woman that shecannot always ma
her first love. Practical Spinsts
1t is sadder. I'd have veyouknow, W
she can't marry her last one!
"The capitalists of Kansas are
vising n financial scheme for the b.
tit OF western farmers" "They ,
rh? Well, that should be poir
enough for westera farmers to or
under the bed"
Employer (violentlyl-:I am I
that You nrc n great liar, sir; tina
is impossible for you to speak
truth. Is that so??" Empl
!hnInblyD-"I am afraid it is, 81
Employer (radiantly)-Give me v,
ham y; you have been maligned.
can Gpeak the truth. New Y,
Sun.
DR.. Lansss (the family physicia
Well, doctors; wnst, do you IL,
DR.. Scalpcl (called in cons
The patient evidently r
shock tohis sensibilities Il
him from the present con
lethargy: DIR. Probe (also
consultntion)-How would
show him the bill for this 9
ton?
"And now, children,
Prof. Hailes in one of
schools the other day.
consisting of father snd
seven children should hae
dinner how much would cad
relye'' Why" remarked the
boy, each would get an eA1
But there are niue persons, yoE
remember" ooh! / know th&Ss:
the mother wouldn't get and
would's be enough to go
Albany Journal.
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md many sober men who demanded sAn,eufon.
clerks signed the alleged returns, without hsyins
written line Of them, or without hayina beeS
SeeSent Mhen they were made up, or Without
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-30

Even me- CLERk0 EXCLUDED.
Thl polls wezs closed at Q o'clock, and that
svuybody but ~ tudoss. Including ~ easeka
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ds Dioiamhrs de I se0, > puhIls - -
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Dc 1881. que die Iii sn sss
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teeiemg dp II noetrina Crintlnnn 4 -
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LICORnBRRA;
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Ia 0NZALEZ !.
(DE La HABARAJ !

Ounce Amos dc s1ito y mas I
de Setenta Nil eniermos cura- I
B dos, algunos de una manera pro- I
= digiosa ! SOP Ia mejor prueba para !
demostrar que u LicOr B0lsG-
= 19tfcO de RreG UeQetssE GeE +
DR.. Gonzales es el que snejor
combste los Ca!arros cronicos,
Toses rebeldes, Espectoraciones
s. abundsntes, Asma, Bronquitis ~
y dennis Afecciones del tubo regpi- 3
D ratoric. Presefvs de Ia Tisis, e. s
h htil en- los oatarros de 10 veiiga, :
! purihca Ia sangre de sus malos q
humores y iene una aecion t6nica
sobre todo el organismo, de- tal :
suerte que CON su uso se abre el (
4 apetitoy 90 engorda-
4 Los enfermos eanssdos de tcmar !.
otras medicinas han Eeeurrido al +
1 LSCOr de Bre0 de Con
G0teN, "a ID benehcC inHujo han
recuperAdo el don mas precioso de
J 4 vida, que es Ia salud.
El p6blico no debe confundir 81
i LtcOs' de 4BFeG de Con- 2
/ sales, con otros compuestos que
80 anuncian con nombres pare
cidos y que no son mas que imita-
clones sin afcacia.
s~-e.se~~-@AAs 4
: ~ LScOs ae Rfe@ ~ psads /,
! q Hdas ins 6sk;ous acredigades
b ds Eas nlas Il CA6a u II
Il PHsfie Rico y q RYdHysead d MEzSCO. 1
| = De venta en- 10 Farma-
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49, %
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AAlMsIGQS ~ px opOe
PIlDORlS .HOEEOYlY.

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mhnd6, fso6kai1Ea8m dill e 64rss ee,rs
mej1f fost1uxsfive Na Ik hki iH az - - ~
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asl niGseos dtl sstdHegc q Ies riGsna.lV =
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lanenfs 81 sisfsma nsrvisse , dando e -
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= Lac Asfid4s sAt1gaaa Ia lIAkasI = r. 'SSIn
ns PisFnAsy q psohps Rer made IL y IeSIaSll
eis lAf alesras YiEzlsntes tpmal my 1870
= sspsose ooryllfaIente ds.spaEsops. Sai
e9olr nnA euEA pez1eneA a u g q q
mlsls - eenstpadez Ia tenss , n ~ ~
me, atn euAnde e be apalade q vana - !.
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!, IGULS .nIAERIElS ' '
DE BON1TEFONT. s..
aEAAAATIALES. d. ROsSIKRRS. ssa

Aguas gaseosas sciduo- s0deaA cIaeieaa h
aeaA Hgerainente ferrugnosasy ~ Sfe 81 s1.I1 -
Esas aguas las gsseod de tods s aauas in,.l..
aaurales Mny agadabes L paladar puede sbebe =
comdas msacada, con vno Los g aguas Aan
aiende. Las propiedades do elias ben6fcOe lci ai-s
sidoa le han Waldo medala on u Rxp0aed a. GScat
1888 81. 80
Muy dtss sn tempo spld9lieo como ptspyitsoa AZ i.
Intermediates ocasionadas por as asdaA
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LIBROS

2 (N&Ns s1s9
reoibidos pof el 0ltlrfo va.
Ipor-c correo on u elJnprents
! ldele BOLETIN4l MERCAk4
It'll.
PeHedA Los "a HOanbres de pr6. g
einu6s -Hla esposa y Iaadte,
Esoiich. al Mzrtir del asllgo..-
2 tomoe. q !"
lO6digo Penal Militar.
Ancora de Salvaci6n, Devocl.
nArio). ~
lOastahoS. TenedurfR de libroe
Gnia del Comercio = de Ii banea
INOvELAS DE PEREZ GAL
DOE. -MemOSias deun Cortesano d,
1915, E Grande Oriente, Ri Terro,
de 1924 On Yolnntari0 rcalista
LDs Apost6liOos, Juan Martfn q
NmpeCinhdo, Los Glen mil hiios Id
san Luis, On faCcioso m6s, III siefs
ieJnlio, Batalla de los Arapiies
BRilen, HI equipaje del Rey jose
Napoleon On Ohanlartin, III 10 ID
Msrxo ] 81 2 de Mayo, Gcrcna, Ira
falgar, La segunda casaca, Ia Cor
te de Carlos ~, Okdix, ZaraRoza,
TormentO. I'll DR.. Oenteno, Lo Pro.
hibidO, La F0ntana de oro, E
Amigo Manso. Doiia PerfeCta, Clio
ria, Fortunate = JaCinta, Ia fs
mills deLeon Roch, La Deahereda
da.
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CORTABlhIDkD
MUNICIPAL.

Juego comp.etO de Libros arre-
sIados 4 los formularios publica-
dos por 81 Gobierno General. !
Impreaos de todaa claaes para
loo Munieipios.
Dc venta lea y ImpreRsa del
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.s.l .ssl ENCUADERN.ACIoN
DEL: "BOLETlN MERCANTILE. !,

Rn esta secci6D de ia casa, montada CON
odos los elementos necesarios Droyista I 4.
alateriales de primera clase, sc hacen e,sn enc,,.
dernaciones en- hoiaadesa cartons, nasta g.
pahola, pieI deleyante CON relieves. todo 1,er.
iScto y 4 prect0s redacidos. 8 80 pa
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BOletil I|siF'cDantiI Gro De Puerto. Rico


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Ia DEFRHSA DE Los INTERESTS HACOEAIEs nH LMERIgA
oaaAE0BEiOs EsPAnOLEs IaO0tDlClOzkIH mRgo.RIgO
jONDIclONES GENERALEs abofdadas por DReecIot
s para toda cIass de tsrpItlp anuDeioss: @
ssncionalss que dsterminaran los naSmos a
Los e0nunicRdOe rtidCs
del ID de ans
as con ID de PERSONS responsible ds 80 s q - ~
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mporss g e aascrpconss ahunoA sGasg amitOs enan
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-22
RAILROAD NOTES

1t is said that the Lackawanna has
done more than twice as much Hopat-
cong business this season as 1t did last
year, and there Is still no indication that
the company has any intention of max
ing improvements in the facilities for
reaching the lake without taking stages
and boats. 1t is safe to say thatany other
road in this country having such il popu-
lar resort within its grasp would have
made direct connections with it years
ago.
The tendency of the age is toward
heavier rolling stock and as n conse-
quence heavier rails are constantly being
put down and bridges are being strength
ened. Ninety ton engines and thirty ton
freight cars make an increase in strength
necessary. The Pennsylvania road has
been using ninety pound rails for ewo
years on all new work, and now the Cen
trail is putting down steel of the same
weight in the Bergen Gu and ut other
points on the line. The new rails which
are being put down In double tracking
the Susqueianna road are of the same
weight and are made by the LRckawanna
Coal and Iron Company at Scranton.
Fall schedules are going into effect on
all the roads. The Central has taken off
nearly all of its summer specials to the
shore, and the Pennsylvania is,doing the
same. Men who have been acting as
summer conductors are now taking places
as extras or have put baggage masters
straps on their hats.