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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
AMERICAS GAM.
ANE8tCAs8 GAIN.
easl.sh Capital - Re Diverted xrsn
eouth America to This Couptry.


WASHINGTON. Special. Dec. M.-The re.
cent failure in South American securities is
said by o gentleman who Is well posted in
financial matters to mean that the United
States will ultimately get the benefit of any
capital which has for the past few years
flowed into South America. The Englisl,
capitalists realize that when the money
market OF London Is tied up they can nj.
ways dispose Of American securities, while
the South American investments eat up
result will be that money which has been
seeking investment in Souti, America be.
cause OF the higher rates of interest offered
will now come to North America. and be
invested i'll railroad aud all other enter.
priscs which are conducted by Americana
ON business principles.
He says that instead of retarding railroad
business and building, the financial difficult.
ties OF the present time will only suspend
operations Tor few months, and when the
nde OF European capital again sets towards
the United States, the railroad building
viii be begun and pushed with moro vigof
than ever before. This gentleman is inter.
ested in several lines that are now being
projected through the Northwestern states,
including Minnesota, the Dakotas and
ing the building of railroads seeking con.
nection with the Canadian Pacific some.
where along the Northern border. He says
that the men who are pushing these enter.
prises assert that they have no trouble in
securing funds, and have already received
assurance from London capitalists that
money will be forthcoming for any of these
American enterprises that promise safe
investment and fair interest.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
JOB oEPARTslIl - sr.
GODS ANVIL.

Pnin's furnace hent within me qnss srs.
Gods breath upon the flame doth blow,
And all my heart in anguish shivcrs,
And tremhles Mt the fiery glow;
And yet whisper: As God will
And in His hottest fire hold still,
He comes nnl lays my heart. all heated,
On the hard anvil. minded 80
In His own air shape tob ut it
With II liz great hamm blow on Ill ow;
And yet whisper: AZ God viii!
And ut His heaviest blows hold still,
He takes my so.tsnc'l heart and beats it,
:, The sparks fly off at every blow;
lie turns it DER aud DER aud heats it,
And let's it cool uitd makes it glow;
And yet | whisper: As God wilt
And in His mighty hand hold still.
Why should murmur: For TIE sorrow
Thus only longer-lived would he:
Its end mny come and will tomorrow,
When God has done His work in nc;
So say. trusting: Az God Will,
Aud trusting to tie end. hold still.
He kindrs for my profit purely
Aifictinn's glowing. fiery brand:
AMI all His lirnvic-t blows are surely
Inflicted hy masters hand;
so say, praying: .hs God will,
And hope i'll Him, and suffer still.
From the German
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
Plenty Of Bulls.

The new reporter approa led the
city editor timi,lly.
"llave you any tickets to the IA t
stock show You can spare. Mr.. Snap
emf" he inquired heSitaiirl.lv.
"Wlat do YOU want Ola ticket TO
the fnt stock show! Want to see tllc
big bulls, i supposc::' asked Snapcm
sharply.
WHY, ] thought Id like to-
"Ot course you'd lii;" to, and YOU
shall. You wrote this article on the
banana trade OF the city. didil youo"
''ics sir. believe did"
"Well, sit down and look it over.
After YOU have seen all thr iullsinit,
II you want to So" any more vou can
look in your envelope n"Xt payday.
You may find one i'll that"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
THE WEEKS DIGEST.
A Brief Record Of the Happen
ings of the Past
Week.
WASHINGTON,

Senator Davis delivers n memorial address
npon the late Justice Miller in the United
States supreme court room ut Washington.
The annual report OF the bureau OF an imal
industry ut Washington says that with the
ultimate object in view OF discovering some
method OF preventing iisense in swine, the
bureau hns endeavored to produce arti fetal
ly drug which would have the same com.
position and effect as the bacterial product.
Clerk McPherson. OF the house ofrepresen-
tntives, hos just had printed the unofficial
list Of members-elc of the next house, show.
ing ss Republicans. 234 Democrats and &
Farmer'a Alliance. One district (Twrnty-
eighth New York; is ret down rs uncertain
and ono (Second Rhode Islantl) is marked
Vnc0nt
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Dec. IA novel plea
was entered in the district court here to try
to save William Kingan, convicted cattle
thief. from the penitent,ary. 1t was that,
as the Wyoming state constitution provides
that both male and female citizens Of the
state have equal rights and privileges, fc-
males as we'll as males should be summoned
as jurors. As 10 females were summoned
illegally drawn. The plea was overraled.
and Kingan was sentenced to eight years
innrisQnnent
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
"Corn Husk" Dis.p peared

GRAND RApIDs., Mich, Special The
worst apology for prize fight ever wit
messed here occurred in an old hous at
Reeds lake this morning. The principals
were Henry Baker of Detroit and Jake
Blakeslee of Charlotte. The Charlotte man
was at once dubbed the Corn Husk." The
Corn Husk" seemed scared from the start.
Several times he clinched and tried to
throw Baker, and finally threw him. A
cry Of foul was raised and everybody be-
came excited. The seconds began pound
ing each other and the spectators jumped
into the ring. There was irregular Donny-
brook fair for few minutes and when
quiet was restored the referee ordered the
fight to 90 OH, but the Corn Husk" had
disappeared aud the fight was given TO-
Baker.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
John is On"

a lew days agoa lady in the city,
fond OF collecting curious, went up
to the store of II we'll known and I'M.
usually intelligent llinese merchant.
She carefully examined the various
importations from the I'iowery
Kingdom until she .oanti IL little
vase that pieasel her fancy.
"llow much is it, she asked OF
the proprietor.
"One dollar six hiitoc.'
Isn't that very liyl,?'
"Mckinlce bil!ce. was tho only re.
sponse OF the allnond,eyel one
Early Day.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
Our Fair Cousins.

] disagree, says writer in Harp.
er's Weekly, with the common report
that all English-Women are dowdy-
isl, and that no woman over there
gets clothes to fit her. To the major.
ity OF Americans, who see only the
women in the streets, this naturally
seems to he the case, though .queerly
enough several Englisllmen told me
that the majority OF the female
American tourists they see looks
like guys.
1t is evident, then that much OF
the basis for this international en-
change Of criticism must be national
predjudice. l found some American
support for the English view, how
ever, when l talked upon the subject
to a very brilliant and dressy New
York girl in the Hotel Victoria one
day.
Il should think they might we'll
call many American women who mrc
over here guys" said she. I'VE
would call them SO ut home. When
! see how they look, and hear and
observe how they behave, it becomes
difficult for me to make my English
friends believe what SLY about the
beauty and of American women ut
home. But these women would look
Just as absurd in any of our cities.
They are what call e'cowgirls.'
They'vegot more money than taste or
good breeding"
The truth is that many of the rich
and artistic Englishwomen are as
we'll dressed, from 4 fashionable or
artistic point of view, as any wom-
ell in the world.
The sign-boards oftheir dress max
ers and mantnu-lnakers ON Regent
street bear some of the same names
MS the sign-boards on 9Th avenue.
Yet they dress peculiarly.
Last summer every fashionable
miss wore a straw hat with II ridicu-
lous little apology for brim, and
wore it tilted ut an nngle Of ~ dc.
gees; and misses and matrons all
favored dresses puckered and bagey
in front (.'fulled," believe the ladies
called it,, to hide the absence OF
Hogarth's line Of beauty in that
part ottheir persons, while, below
their waists we're pinched with q crut
imitation Of the letter V, and tllei,
shoulders and hips were the equip.
ments Of fgiantesses.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
The Law Is No Good.

The Ohio law which demands tint
all executions be conducted in prison
and between midnight and I;sxal,
was intended to suppress newspa peis
particulars; but in this it is a GRIND
failure. Full particulars nre alwnyss
to be obtained bya hustler. Iftherea
lie any cruelty in hanging a murder.
er tits certainly cruel to rouse him
up Mt midnight to walk to his deati,
detroit Free Press. "A
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
Shot ~. Son.tn.I,av

DuRASD, Wis, Special Telegram.
"A sensation was created here this evening
by the shooting of George Hill by Jack
keycs. About month ago Mr.. Hill mar
ried Keyes' daughter against the will of her
father, and there has been considerable
trouble since. About q week ago keyes
went after his daughter and took her home.
This afternoon Hill came to the housc OF
Keyes, who met him at the gate, and when
et short range shot him In the face with .
ahofGunss. HUI 4. in q vary dauRerou, con.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
BAD FOR BOYD.
Sebraska's Governor Elect Not a Natural

Nebrnska's Governor Elect Not Natural
lied Citizen.
ZASEsvlLLE, Ohio, Dec. IA curious
complication has arisen III the case Of Gov.-
Elect James L. Boyd Of Nebraska He was
born in Ireland in 1894. and came to this
city with his father. Joseph Boyd. in 1sl9
The father filed a notice Of his intention Ia
become citizen, but did not take cut his
final rapcrs here until November, 1850.
The son did not sake out papers here. and
it is stated that he has never been natural
lzed in Nebraska. Section 2,172. Revised
Statutes of the United States. provides that
where the rather is naturalizcd, has sons
under twentyonc years of age are natural
lied. In this case the ather filed his dec
laration in 1870 hu, did not take out his
final papers until lo9D. which was long after
bis son was OF age.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19

WAsHINdToN, Dec. ll.-Attorney General
Miller has confessed error in the supreme
court ofthc United States in the conduct Of
the Hav.Camp killing case in which seven
men were sentenced to die Dec. 10 by the
United States court for the Northern district
OF Texas. This will probably reverse the
verdict and sentence Of the Texas court.
Capt. Cyrus Freaz, of the Nineteenth Ohio
infantry volunteers formerly of Canton.
Ohio, and six other citizens of Husotown,
Kan, were indicted Tor the killing of Shcr-
if Cross and two companions from Woods
dale Kan, whose bodies were found in No
Mans Land. The question Of jurisdiction
of the court Of the Northern district OF
Texas over No Mans Land is inyolved.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
PERSONAL,

Gen. Newton of New York has been tenn
porarily appointed by the drainage commits
sign 0f Chicago, engaged in constructing u
slip eaiiul to connect Lake Michigan and
the Mississippi river. to fill the position OF
chief engineer OF the work, made vacant by
the dischat sc Of Engineer Cooley.
y Washington Mclean. for many years
known in journalism as the proprietor Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, died at his residence in
Washington in his seventy fourth year.
Mr.. Mclean hnd been in i'll health for several
years suflerin. from kidney disease hut not
until Inst summer, when he went to Deer
Park in hopes OF benetitting his health, was
his condition regarded as serious.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
Parnell Hooted.

Kilkenny, Special. = When Parnell's
train reached Athay to-day the crowd at
the station hooted and groaned, and shout.
cheers for the bishops aud priests and cries
Of Long live Dillon and O'Brien." His re-
ception at Kilkenny was enthusiastic. lie
made bret speech to the crowd and his
remarks were well received. He will speak
at Limerick on Sunday. Mr.. Healy was
hissed here to-day, and retorted by shout
ing Three cheers for Mrs. O'Shea."
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
TROOPS TAKE HOLD.
Fight Between Soldiers and
FOurHunlred Indians I'm.
der Kicking Bear.
Indians Said to Have. Been
Routed After Several on Both
Sides Had Been Killed..

DENVER, Dec. IA News courier at
Rapid City. S. D., wires that squaw man
named Rider brought information this
afternoon that an encounter between
the troops and 400 Indians under
Kicking Dear had taken place four
mites north Of Pine Ridge agency and that
number on both sides were killed and the
Indians routed.
Another special to the News from French
creek says that a party Of Indians attacked
eighteen white men to-day and that four
Indians were killed.
INDIANS MOVING NoRTHwARn
FoRr kEoGII. Mont, Special Telegram,
De,. l3.-Two bands OF disaffccted Indians
under Short Bull and Kicking Bear are
supposed to be united and moving north
ward with the intention OF seeking a reser-
walton in North Dakota or of crossing the
northern boundary and advancing into
Canada. Fifty lodges and b. d of stolen
ponies are with them.
Troop II, Eighth cavalry, Capt. Fountain
and Lieut.. Sydenhaln, with detachment
ofthc Twenty-second infantry under Lieut..
Ord, will leave carly in the morning for
Dickinson, on the line OF the Northern Pa
cificf o head them of, and, by scouting
east, west and south from that point, cap
ture the bands and deliver them US prison-
ers to the commanding officers at Fort
Abraham Lincoln. Lieut.. Casey, with his
Cheyenne scouts and Capt. Adams troop
OF the First cavalry, will pursue another
course, and if successful in capturing the
Indians will deliver them at Fort keogh.
The cavalry have with them II pack
mules per troop and one IIotchkiss cannon.
An effort will be made to prevent the band
from joining their friends at Poplar Run
agency.
Kicking Bear is supposedto belong to the
Cheyenne agency at Pine Ridge, and Short
Ball at Rosebud agency. They are ugly
chic:s and have been foremost in thetroublc
all along. and in this movement have been
going from band to band melting hostility.
An active pursuit is certain, and couricrs
will be let at the telegraph stations adja-
cent TO operations to carry communica-
tions with the utmost dispatch.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
Cremation at Milan,

The Italian clergy, unlike the clcr.
gy of Franre-;,nd for the most part
OF England-mavc never made any
objection to cremation. MI at Milan.
where nearly 2.OG0 bodies have been
cremnted during til" last thirteen
Years. and where ut the present rate
OF increase erelnatons will soon
reach an average OF one n day. the
same funeral service is performed,
whether thccorpse he destined for slow
corruption under hearth. or forrnp-
id incinerntionabove ground. Two
systems o; cremation are followed Mt
Observation-Disclosures Review.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
Race Preelilltiice.

The superintendent of the ,rknn-
sas pcnitentiary upon meeting old
Foster, who had served IL term in
prison, asked.
What are You doing now"
"Prrachin, Snh."
"What, preacllin" When You lave
lust come out nt the r"niten!iarN?
"Oh, yas, sab, Sur dat ''oau make
no ditfurcncc. bats de time ilr cr
man ter preach, ease den cr ni~ger
by hein' shet mp wild So many white
men Knows whit sins dar is, in de
worl.' Ef Yer wants Ter gust er
n'"ger. boss, pen lin UP wild white
men. .'-Arknnsaw Traveller.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
s.rio,, Lo,. Of R.v,n u,

CHICAGO, Special.-At to-day's meeting Of
the Western Freight association consider
alton was given to the practice of recon-
signing coal at interior points on and west
Of the Mississippi river. The abuses that
OF revenue to the roads. Final disposition
of the matter was held over till next
months meeting A revision of pig iron
rates from Wisconsin furnaces to the gem
eral territory of the association was agreed
upOn.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
no n, m money there being no registered letters

no money, there being no registered letters
IN the mail. .s5'
The residence of Chris oemag was burglar-
lied ut Sioux City and his son William fatal.
ly wounded in IN encounter with the bur.
glars. Tho object of the burglars undoubt
edly wns to secure the money which Oemnr
is reported to keep about his premises. H.
is very wealthy man, owning largr
amount of the best real estate in the city,
three burglars and William Ocmae attacked
them as soon as they broke in the door. II
was fierce hand to hand struggle un,l
many revolver shots were fired. He was
fatally shot through the lungs and other
wise injured. The old man was terribly
clubbed and kicked. The burglars at length
became alarmed and retreated without &C
curing any money.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
Shot n Neiehl,or.

suAwAxo, Wis, Special Telegram, Dec.
a. Godfrey Dittnan, blacksmith at
Cecil, had some trouble with u neighbor
ragged, got a shotgun, and. following the
man to the railroad station, shot at him.
Some Of the shot took effect in his hand
and leg, but was not serious. Dittman was
brought here Tor trial. but he had the trial
adjourned for u week.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
Succeeds the Register.

PIERRE, S. d., Special Telegram, Dec. IA.
Attorney General Dollard has rendered all
opinion as to the time when the Office OF
county auditor begins in cases where there
has been no such office previous to the cleo
ton. lie decides that such cases are esimiIar
succeeds the register, who is ex.oflicio aud.
itor.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
Matter of Cho;ca

Mother-Johnny. see that Won
little brother rs the smaller piece
cake. Did you give him choice nc
told you to do?
Johnny-"Yes'm. / told him
could have his choice, the little n;e1
-Chicago Post.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
His Occunafian

Have you no occupation, nv poor
man: asked the good woman, ;,s she
put a plate OF beans before the trun-
pix" tourist.
Yes, num-" he answered, with Aiss
mouth mo =, full, 'l'm fancy stone cnt.s
~ lnpidary?' &
"iesm; n dilapidary."
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
doc. NH. Hit st.nlexf

LONDON, special.-At conference held
in this city to-day between the Aborigines'
Protective society. q number of members OF
the house of commons and the leaders Of
several religious bodies. q resolution was
adopted demanding that the government
institate an inquiry into the atrocities COM
united In Central Africa BY English explor.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
A SLIGHT piffarane.

Mr.. Figg-"What time ..s, s;is;s| VI 81
young fellow leave las, Il, % d;
L"urn-"He started hnmt .,,.ss. III, is4ss1
past 10, papa" Mr.. Figy-- 81 diia.h :
ask you when lie started. i M,Iss ~ ~
know when you let him get auiSSy. 8 'sss
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19
FOREIGN.

Parnell seizes United Ireland, tho Dublin
paper Of which he 10 a director and whic,
has opposed him, has the editors elected by
orce aud suppresses On entire edition.
DR.. Behrip OF Berlin says that thus far his
experiments looking to Il cure for diphtherin
tave not resulted successfully. He announces
however, that he will continue thcm.
Commenting on the passage Of the COPY
right bill by the United States house OF rep
resentatives. the London News congrutu
lates America ON having taken great for
ward step in international honesty aud jus
tice.
Advices from St. Petersburg state that the
Russian authorities nrc showing unwonted
activity in the Improvement of provincial
administration throughout the empire aud
that numerous removals are being nude by
incompetent officials.
Mr.. Parnell. ut a meeting of the National
list party in London, refuses to put u r.so
luton depo.ing him from the leadership
whereuron forty-tve members, headed by
Justin Mccarthy: leave the hall and com.
plete the split in the party.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-19

B. &C. Bnrtlet, Of Hincklcy, has two perfect
~ white lawns, captured a few weeks ngo.
The little deer nre very beautiful. having
light colored eyes nnd toes. An effort was
made to capture the mother, pure white
doe Int nLn rnnnnnoi IN oannna
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-18
The Wheat From the Chnff.

THE suit Of Thomas Carrick against Thomas
Fawcett & Sons, an action on an account, is on
trial before Judge Ewing.
In the suit of Black & Baird against ]. r.
Fricke to recover commission, non suit was
entered yesterday against the plaintiff.
CHARLES K. LOMBARD has sued T. F. DEM
ing for slander in saying that the plaintiff is
not G. A r. man. but has been a rebel
In the suit of Allegheny City against the Al
legheny Stock Yards Company a verdict was
given yesterday for S59T 46 for the plaintiff.
MRS Rosa LABELlA CARsALE yesterday
filed petition for writ of habeas corpus to
obtain possession of her 2year-old daughter.
JAMES SHAMoKIN yesterday entered suit
against Park Bros. & Co. to recover IS 600 dam
ages for injuries received while at work in the
mill.
A NoN-sUIT was entered in the case of L. 7.
McCirath against the Peoples Mutual Live
Stock Insurance Company, an action on
policy.
JUDGE SLAGLE yesterday handed down an
opinion to the effect that newspapers have
rightto publish the character Of public drink
ing places.
j. A, KEENAN, will be given hearing before
United State Comm issioner McCandless Satur-
day on a charge of using .the mails for fraudu-
lent purposes Keenan, was the proprietor of
the Globe Mutual Edowment Association, a
marriage insurance bureau, which il is alleged
defrauded w. ]. IseIt of S36. Keenan, was
brought here from Altoona by Marshal Harrah
and lodged IN Jail for hearing.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-18
LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

Cholera is rapidly speading in Spain.
Violent Cork bakers on strike have been
arrested.
Steel was successfully cast from Southern
iron at Chattanooga.
Another priest was shot in the Americ an
cathedral at Koumkapou.
Survivors of the battle of Lexington, Mo-,
are meeting at Lexington.
Farmer w. Taylor's wife was killed in a
runaway near Iverness, Mich.
Millions have been rendered homeless in
China by the ravages of the floods.
1t is said thieves fred the Alhambra Palace
to secure many valuable art works.
The wife of DR.. A. q. Larson, of Salt Lake
City, disappeared mysteriously with SIS 900.
VIII Langdon, of Clinton, Ia, who slew his
wifes murderer, was released from custody.
Six employees of the Chicago fire alarm
service were arrested for stealing copper wire.
Head Chief and Young Mule. Indians who
murdered Hugh Boyle, were killed near Miles
City, Mont.
Reports in San Francisco say that the fam.
lily of the late Major General John c. Fremont
is destitute.
Severe injuries were sustained by several
men in Hartford City, Ind, by the explosion o:
a traction engine.
Unknown parties are said to have issued an
Anarchist circular in Chicago asking the peo
pie to rise in arms.
-Barbecued pork poisoned. 100 negroes at q
revival near Collierne, Ala Eight have died
and others are in a critical condition.
Miss Georgia Smith, who in her excite.
ment jumped off her buggy under the boofs of
passing runaway team, at Dubuque, was
fatally injured.
For refusing to play cards near Walla
Walla, Wash, John Clinton was cruelty dragged
by horse at the end of a rope. The authors
of the outrage, two Kennedy brothers, will be
arrested.