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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08
Some Large Checks.

Up to the present day Yanderbilt's 4
check for $500, 900 was erroneous.
ly supposed to be the largest ever
drawn, This has been eclipsed, MS
one drawn by the Indian and Penin-
sula Railroad Company for $6.25O.-
900. on the London and County
Bank of London. has just passed
through the o'earingh house. In 1888
the Pennsylvania Railroad drew n
cheek in favor of Messrs. kidder.
Peabody 4 Co. for over $14 900, 900,
in payment of the Philadelphia, VIII
mington and Baltimore stock. This
check wns framed and hungNp in the
office Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company.-London Financial Nsvs.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08

aged twenty.six, went to sleep Sunday, Iuly,
Is, and has not yet awakened She [. .uthes
freely and naturally and appears to be gen.
orally healthy.
Boards of trade between the Missouri
river and the Atlantic seaboard protest
against the new bill of lading which the
railroads have determined to put into effect
on the 1st prox.
gentleman formerly prominent in two
Republican administrations, and who is now
Mt Bar Harbor, intimates that the United
States is likely to annex Hayti or Santo
Domingo. and that Mr.. Bluines views on
sugar duties have bearing on this point.
Dominican statesman recently paid Il hur.
ricd visit to Mr.. Blaine. Minister Douglass
returning from Hayti may have some con.
nection with the matter.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08
WAYS oE THE WICKED.


Thirty Arabs We're recently killed in the re.
cent fighting ut Mclla, Morocco.
An American named Rogers has been ar
rested at I'ilsit for forgery. tis alleged that
his known :orgcrics number 100
Thomas Oliver, II resident of Labrador, kill.
ed his three children and then com mitted su.
icide. No cause assigned.
An explosion of fire damp occurred in the
Pelissipr pit at ST. Etienne near Paris 1t in
reported that l2O men were killed and
thirty-tive injured,
y. C. Wilson of Nashville, ILL.,, found his
vie in company with Iames Denny. Wilson
shot and killed his wife snd wounded Denny,
but not seriously.
Molders Of Battle Creek, Mich, mob some
drunken soldiers and drive them out oftown.
The soldiers had insultcl women in the
streets.
JOHN Haacke and Peter Throball, aged
nineteen. engaged in n quarrel at IL birthday
purity i'll Hamilton, Ohio, and the former
stabbed the latter, dcuth resulting in n lew
hours
\ detachment of Turkish soldicrs who
were en- route from their camp to well near
Cnnoa. Crete to draw water were fired upon
by party ofChristians hidden in ambush.
Five O the Turks were killed.
In Trenton. n. j.. Charles Lang, u colore,l
desporado, shot Theodore Ayers, n local
colorcd prencher during IL quarrel about
Ayers wife Lang was arrested. 1t is
thought that Ayers will die.
II. c. Thompson, tho wealthy citizen OF
Beverly, n. j., who recently attempted suicide
in the Jersey City depot, is now accused OF
bcing n dcfnulter. lie has held trust funds
Tor the Weyman estate, o: winch S17, 900 il
not vet accounted for, and he has also had
charge OF iunds of other estates.
George l.. Thompson. the postmaster ut
Warren, Wyo., Inns been requested to resign
by Postmaster General Wanamaker. 1t il
said that Thompson has been charging five
cents each for two-cent stamps. telling tho
patrons that the high rates OIL freight
caused the advance.
AtMilwnukce. Wis. Dr. Thomas Hatchard
and his sic. Nancy Josephine Hntchnrd.
who were guilty of manslaughter in perform
ing n fa'al criminal operation on Minnie
Beariscy were earh sentenced, by Judge
WalIber, to four years imprisonment in the
states prison.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08
FROM FOREIGN SHORES.

1t is officially announced that there have
been seventy tntal cases of Asiutic cholera in
Baku aud vicinity. The heat is intense.
The di+orle'lv Grena,lier Guards have left
London for their exile in I.crmudn. A troop
ship will follow with their families.
The Marqnis de Lcuville is to sail for the
United States and will bring suit for libel
against nl pnp"rs i'll this country.
The crops throughout France, in the sec
tion east Of the Rhone, have been destroyed
by ineessant rains. The losses are estimat-
ell at 800. .00o,0 900 francs.
Twenty three new cases and FIVE deaths
occurred from cholera ut the town ofNagask,
Japan, July and 3, altogether there have
been seventeen deaths
General sntisfactionis is expressed in Ottawa,
Ont, at he attitude assu med by Lord Sulis.
bury in respect TO he Iselring sea dispute, as
evidenced in the published correspondence
q. J. Carr, OF Ocala. shot iimselfat Romeo,
Fla. on the eve OF his marriage to Miss R,l-
bin Weston, of the latter town, md the ufIli r
has produced IL profound sensation.
At Goshen. Ind. Hoosiers had the first
practical test of the new Australian election
law in II local election. The system was pro-
nounceti success
A new scheme is proposed to bring Great
Britain 10 terms in the Bcrhing sea contro-
vefsy. 1t is to prohibit the transportation
of merchandise in bond from Canada through
the United States.
The Norwegian Bark Lloyd, Capt. Olsen,
sailed rom the port of Guantanamo on the
south side Of Cuba June Il, bound to
Philadelphia, with crew of fourteen men
and $500 bags OF sugar. and has never
since been heard from, and is supposed to
have been lost. together with the crew.
Steam schooner Mischief has arrived Mt
Victoria, 3. G., from Shumigun islands with
upward OF IL, 900 seal skins. being the coast
catch OF Victoria schooners which have now
entered Bshrinc sea. The catch this year is
the best ever known. The sealers say they
feel confident that no seizure will be made
this year and the total catch will beat all
previous years.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08
Meeting an Old Friend.
from the st. Paul Pioneer Press.

FROM the St Paul Pioneer Press.
Peopleare treated toa great many
surprises in this wo-ld. The man
who tried to shake hands with his
lnnge in IL large mirror was might
lily astonisled when he felt the cold
surface OF the glass. Not less s0 was
II well.known local journalist. who,
while reading n work of fiction the
other day, was surprised to find in
corporatetl in it's pages an account
of an occurrence which he had written
up years ago for II metropolitan
paper, and, as he made II speciality
OF such matters, the author of the
book had drawn heavily upon the
store OF facts and descriptions. The
use OF the material was perfectly
legitimate, as the facts found in
Il newspaper are at every ones SER
vice. but to the reader it was like
meeting a long.lost literary child,
and he recognized it by family trnits
even If IL vas under another name,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08
Delay. the lny..tlration.

OMAHA, July Notwithstanding the
peculiar official attitude between Gen. kantz
and Gcn. brooke, u. $. A.. the war depart
mcnt has informed Gen. Kantz that ii he
desired it he will have the approval of IL
two months leave of absence. The leave
was preferred ly Gen. kantz, who will be
absent on importan, business of his own for
some weeks. The delay will probably have
the effect of less lasty conclusions and pos
siblc correction of the matter in II way that
fully belongs. The Interior purpose under
lying the Issue is apt to be laid bare and line
officer OF forty years service with an hon
orable record throughout three wars will be
yndcated.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08
THE MARKETS.
The Latest Quotations from West
orn Markets.

The Latest Quotations from West
srn Markets.
CHICAGO.
wHHAr-No. 2 spring, 92 to 02,1e; No. 3
Spring, 7e to s5 9; No Q rcd, % to o2jis.
CoRN-No. 2, 339sc.
OATs-No. .. 2sssc.
RYE-No. 2, 63c.
BARLEY-Eo. 2, nominal
FLAX SEEp-No. /, $1.4E
Eaas-12 to l2hc
WHEAr-No. /, hard. 90 tn ole; No. 1,
Northern 80 to 90c.; No. 2, Northern, 86 to
SIC.
toRs-No. 8. 31c.
OArs-No. mixed. ETC; No. ~ white, 2Sls
to 29kc; No. 3 white, % to 29s
BAnLEY-No. 2, so to 65c.; No. 8, 40 to
45c.
RYE-No. 2. SIC
GROUND FEEp-No. 1, $12.25 to 1850.
BnAS-Bulk, $3.50 TO 10.
EAlED HAY-No. l, upland prairie, 90; No.
], $S: timothy. 80.
BuTrER-Creamery, first; II to 15c, dairy,
drst, 10 to 12c
MISNEAPoLIs.
WHEAT-No. I, hard. S9c.: No. /, North.
srn. SaI1c.; No. 2, Northern. 86ic
FLoUR-Patenta, sacks to local dealers,
?5.l5 to 5.35; bakers here. 43. IS to 4; rel
cog hncks, $l.2O to l.3O.
CoRN-Good yellow 32hc.
OATs-Good white. 27he.; fair mixed, acc
BARLEy-3O to 35c
FLAx-$1.39 TO 1.4O.
FEED-$13 to 1850.
DurrER-Fair to fancy cssanssy, eto 14c.;
dair.cs, to 14e.
MILwAuKRB.
WaEAr-No. 2 Spring. ssh 70 0ss; Ne. /,
Northern, 95c.
CoRN-No. 3, 33c.
OATs-No. 2, white, 2she
RYE-43Ac.
BARLry-No. 2, 471hc
EGGs-Fresh, lie.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08
MADE A BIG BLAZE.

Acres of Lumber in Flames on the CHI
cngO Lake Front.
CHICAGO, July 30.-A disastrous contlagrl.
ton broke out tonight on the lake front at
the foot of Michigan street hear the mouth
ofthe Chicago river. The fire began on the
docks of Fiz>immons ~ Conncll contract
ors, and quickly spread To the lumber yards
OF l.. L.. Aver & Co. and Whitcomb Il Co.
Between ten and fifteen acres of lumber
We're consumed. with forty freight ears.
shipping and warehouses in the vicinity.
The principal losers are: Aver IL Co.. $40,
coo, partly insured; Fi,zsimnons ~ Con-
nell. $4,000, no insurance; Chicago ~
Northwestern railway, $25,'UO, and the city
of ChicaSo $1,000.
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MONTREAL, July 3o.-J. W. Nraylcy, one
"l the foremost fish merchants of New
tonndland. arrived here to-day OH bust
ness and, it is said, on II secret mission in
connection with The islanders troubles. In
an interview to-day lie said that, from an
acquaintance with the whole colony, many
of HE people express themselves as strong
ly in favor Of annexation with the United
states il there is not II satisfactory settle
mcnt "i the question which is now causing
SO much anxiety OH the island.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08
Entertained RovaIIv

HELENA Mont. Special Telegram, July
30.-Tlc event Of the scason was the re-
ccrtion to-day of the visiting members OF
Mecca Temple, Mystic Shrine, of New York,
by the Helena shrincrs. The special train
was met at Livingston by the reception,
train was run at once to Broadwatcr',
magnificent hotel and natatorillm, w,icl,
was turned over to the visitors tor several
hours. At the banquet tonight over :,U
couples were seated at the tables. TIL,
party left ut midnight for Spokane Falls,
where new shrine will lie organized.
from whence the prilgrimasc to San Fran,
cisco will be continued
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08
Elic,. Arn,nst the Jews.

LoNnoS, July 3o.-'rhc Russian govern
mcnt las ordered the application oil the
cdicts OF 1882 against thc.Jcws Thcsrcdc,s
have hitherto been held in abcyance
According to these Jews must hence
forth reside in certain towns only. Nome
will be PERMITTED tn own land or lire it for
agricultural purposes. No jew will hc al
No Hebrew will be allowed tn en-
ter the army, to practice mctli
cine or law; to be an engineer
nor to enter any of the other professions.
They will also be dchurrc,l from holding
posts under the government. The enforce
mcnt of the elicts will result in the cxr,il-
try
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08
Love Among the Snakes.

'oha 'hG betIOit lFeSS
John Graufiius, OF Bell Township
was out in the woods, half a mile
from home when lie discovered and
extinguished the light of a black
snake six feet long. Tying a string
to tho reptiles tail lie dragged Il
home. The next day his son went
out to look at the snake. and there
by its side lay its mate, aserpent full
ly three inches longer than its dead
mate. 1t seemed to be in deep men.
tai distress, and was using nll it's
black snake arts to awaken its
spouse from the sleep of death, when
II blow on the head with club seal.
ed its fate also. Thus it will be seer
that the trail of the serpent leadeth
to destruction.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08
Settled It With Bon Fists,

WILKEsBAERE, Pa, SpcciaI-JudgcW Wood,
ward refused to grant Il divorce to Henry
y. Spcnner to-day. His deposition was
that his vile, Saarh. knocked him down,
split his lip, hlackcncd his eye
and tried to choke him While asleep. TIL,
husband weighs ISL pounds and his Wit,
2ll. The defendant denied the charge, and
said her husband was worthless and let lIcl
attend to all business. One day she chal.
lcngcd him to be Il man or yet out. 1t was
decided to settle the difficulty with bar,
fists in the parlor. The woman came on,
first best, Rocking her husband out in tn,
fourth round. Mrs. Srenncr then said
"Now am boss and am going 10 run tho
business" Spenncr got mad and sued ion
divorce. The parties are well connected.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08
QUIET RESTORED.
Last Spark of the Revolution in Argen-
tine Republic DYING Out.

Last Spark of the Revolution in Argen-
tine Republic Dying Out.
BuENos AyEES, July :iO.-Quictls Is restored.
The leaders of the insurrcclion have ac-
ccptcd the terms Offered by the government.
The evaporation against President Crlnan
and his followers is said 10 be in
tense. 1t is inferred that
unless Ceman resigns I'm attempt will DC
made upon his life. Cclman appears not to
realize the importance of his position. lie
has made the statement that only such
u military mlitiny could show the people
how little he thought OF rcsiguing
1t is reported that the rcbclious squadron
has surrendered. The minister Of war has
issued a bulletin par,loning The mninccr>
in the ranks and declaring that JO,oyOboys
of the national guard stood ready to defend
the country.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08
TREASURY REpREsENrArlvE,
Gen. Nettleton Appointed to Represent
the Treasury ut the Worlds Fair.


the Treasury ut the Worlds Fair.
WASHINGTON, July 3O.-Thc president has
designated Assistant Secretary Ncttleton us
niember of the board to represent the
treasury department ut the worlds fair.
srRINGFlELp, ILL.,, July 3O.-in the senate
the bill Tor all act in relation to the Worlds
Columbian exposition was taken up on
third reading to-day and passcd-:S to l.
in the form in which it was advanced to
third reading yesterday.
The house worlds fair constitutional
amendment went over till tomorrow. and
the senate joint resolution was taken M in
its stead. 1t was amended 81 that the
bonds in aid of the worlds fair shall bc
payabl at the expiration of thirty years
instead of twenty, and in that form was
passcd-l43 to-
The members from that part of Chicago
known as the IVES, side, and who are or
posed to the use OF Jackson Park. either ;ls
whole or us u portion of the site ior the
fair were openly asserting tonight that they
have !ormcd such combination with
country members, us will preclude the bill
in its present shape from receiving the
necessary two-thirtls vote.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08

l.oNnoN. July D.-A dispatch from Paris
says that th"rghtlic French government has
not met with much success in its efforts I"
induce European powers to form trade
coalition t" retaliation for the American
tariff. yet il is said that secret assurance.
have been given that tliScuuragri,cnt will
be thrown indirectly in the way of Amrri-
can Impnrtalinn> in those lines which en-
ter intoc"mlcttion with native production.
In England the agitation over the Amcri-
can tariff is on the increase.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08
JOB DEPARTMENT..
Why John Bull Won't Fight.

from the DetrOlt free lrPfk.
Hugh j. Mckimmon, Of Toronto,
a prominent Canadian lawyer, real
estate owner and railway official, re-
Gently said to n reporter: England
is in position to-day where she does
not dare to declare war against any
formidable nation on carth-mucll
less the United States, which is more
powerful thanany other two nations
combined. This country can climb
all over great Britain with muddy
and hobnailed boots, and she will
smile only u sad sweet smile and pro-
fcss to believe that it is intended as
IL loving caress. Whatever the gov
ernment of England may be, those
who are running things political
over there are n long way from be-
ing fools. Suppose, for instance, that
the worst came to the worst in this
lsehring Sea difticultM, and blows
were struck and war declared. This
country fighting right here ut home,
and with everything in it's favor,
would thrash the .incket off of her.
But that would not e the worst OF
it-from an English standpoint. Aft
er England was beautifully whipped
and was loating around the hospital
feeling of her bruises she would dis
cover that Ireland had gone from
her forever, Canada portion Of the
United States, India IL free govern
ment, and Australia and New Zealand
consolidated and running things to
suit themselves. Then England
would limp back to her solitary little
isle and attempt to climb back upon
her throne. only to find the throl
back in the woodslled of current
events. and free and glorious re-
public doing Il iushipg business at
the old stand. o, no! England isn't
going to war with the United States
over few stray seals-not this
year"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08
dwelling Harmony.

NEW y9EK, Special Tclcgram.-
The principal officers of the Pacific Mail
ported competition between tia, company
and the Canadian Pacific line is II tempest
in Il teapot. One OF them said to-day:
There l.; 10 difference bet wecn the railroad and
steamship companies. The company which Is
now running steamship line In connection with
penlert OF 1t. The Canadian Pacific will
have its own vessels in II few months
ind there will be perfect harmony between us
when the line is cstablishad The present CON-
pany wants TO do something, precisely what
do not know-and 1t has made one or two prop.
ostiOns. The warfare IL OH the China businessf
which has not been profitable sincs the Chinsss
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08
Tolstoi,. "Kreutzer sonata, T"

WASHINGTON, Spccial.-The opinion OF
Assistant Attorney General Tyncr, Of the
po,toilce department, upon which was
based the order excluding rom the mails
Count Tolstoi's book, "Krcutzcr sonata i
addressed to Gen. liazcn and consists o. Two
statements. 1t is as follows:
I return herewith the publication entitled
"kreutzer Sonata" offered iur mailing at the
postotiicc at Chicago, ns matter Of second
class.
Upon examination Of this publication ! am o!
the opinion that it is Of an Indecent character
hence il is forbidden circulation in the mails by
the act apI roved sept. 20, 1888
taken
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08
Captured with tho Proceeds.

FoEr Don;E, Iowa, Snccial Telegram
July @O.-Gcorgc Boswell, who has inl
some time been her'ling several hundrc,
head OF cattle about twenty miles solithcaS,
OF Estlicrvile for his ialhcr and several
other farmers unexpectedly drove 40 head
of steers TO Esthcrvilc and shipped them To
Chicago. He succeeded in making the sale
and was on his way to a bank to have his
check c;islicd when he was captured.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08

LANSING, Mich, July 3o-Tlc Patrons nF
linsbandry held II state conference here
They reached the conclusion that II" state
ticket would he placed in the field
but that they would nominate mll
legislative and congressional tickets and in
wife in all rclormcrs. They desire to cap
turc the United States senator. Republic
ans look upon this action as Il triumph for
their party.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08
SEIZED Av VESSEL.
Canadian Seal ers Not Having It All Their
Own Wny

S"HHuiHH SehIeTs NOt IHvIhE ItNII IHe1r
Own Way.
VICTORIA, i. C., July 3O.-News has been
received here of the seizure of the Seattle
schooner George r. White by the United
States customs agent ut Ounalaska. The
White neglected to keep Il copy OF the bond
filed that she would not take firearms into
Alaska.
The Victoria schooner Ariel is reported
to have been boarded by the cutter R,lsl
and warned to keep out of Bchriny sea. a
copy of ,he formal rrnclamatio,i>was given
To the captain. This incident, it is thought
contradcts the belief that the policy o 1855
will be pursued this season by the United
States.
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Browning and the Sea Captain.

browning once asked the captain
of the vessel in which lle was sailino
from Sicily to Naples to awake him
in the morning when they came in
sight of Capri. The captain was as
tonishcd that any one should wish
to he summoned out of bed ut an
unearthly hour merely to look mt a
rocky island, and he asked Mr..
browning why he was SO anxious to
See it. "lt is u very interesting place
to me" said the poet; and lie tried
to convey to the captain some con.
ception of the marvellous history Of
tho Emperor Tibcrius and of his
dark seclusion ut Capri, us the story
stands out in the immortal picture
of Tacitus. The captain listened
open mouthel and next morning,
calling Mr.. Browning on deck. lie
pointed to the island and said:
There, Sir, is where the great Mogul
lived!
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Portions of sentence, Kc,u,,,cd

WAsnixGroN, Special Telegram, Jnly:o =
By direction OF the president three years ol
the sentence Of Allax Ponomor,ati, late
private in Company Il, Third regiment, are
remittcl; also two years OF the sentence ui
IohnC. 'ounnll, late private in Company
d. Twentieth infantry, and one year ofthc
term orc. j. Riley, late Il private in Com
panyD. Twentieth infantry. All three are
now ill the Minnesota prison ut Saltwater
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08

JACKSON, Miss. July D.-Ncws has reached
here that State Senator Joe W. Cutrcr,
who Is also a dc!csatcclcct TO the coms.i-
tutional convention from Coahoma
county to-day Shot and fatally wounded
Frccland Chew, editor of the New Coal.o-
mian, at Friar's Point. No particulars cx-
ccpt that Chew has been assalilting Cutrcr
in his paper.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-08
WIN HE LcvEs HomELY GIRL
From tho Timcs.Democrat.

from tho Timcs-Democrat.
To cnrrless eyes she is not fair;
This verdict careless lips declare.
And wonder why. against tl,c charm
Of beauty vivid, rich and warm.
The lace they deem so coll aud dull,
To him should he so beautiful.
Are they too dull to sre Alright?
Hath he II quicker. krencr sight?
Or in it that Indifference
Than love bath clearer. trucr sense?
Nor is he right or wrong? Oh, say,
Doth lie behold her lace or they?
Hrr eyes into his own eyes shine
With strange iilnmining; IL sign
IL ON her brow; Il p;.'impsvst.
i" his own gaze alone confessed:
Oa him. in Sr;tNely gracious mood
She smiles her souls l,cautitulc.
This is the face she turns to him.
say nut 'tis u lovers whm
That finds it fair; nor are they dull
Who say sh, is not beautiful.
For, strangcst OF nll mysteries,
They never STE the face lie sccs-
The lace no artists; skill can linn,
ihc love.f"ir face she turns q him.
t'AEI orr, ph,.r>
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pistols In Their Hands

LOUISVILLE, spccial-Near Hazard two
cousins named Coylar were found dead
with pistols in their hands. from both o
which shots had been fired. Between them
on pack OF stones, MAS pack OF card,
lying as il loft by players, One man was
shot in the back. the ether in the breast,
and It is believed they were shot whils 3,