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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-01

.Ilrndsg., MAY, 23.-Thc, corrqsp9,vlynt
Milan ii at .,ia, iSttom 81 of' The i'srfyiain, n
coup.'I Nj: Christie, who has been np.
pe:ntel ,prexileu. Of the: new council ef
!sstptc, may be describe.l as Mian's friend
indeed, ai,d Wili III 'tiia guiding spirit Of
the iiew regime. The change is now liiits-
|, to trauee.the ,lisaffetiM Of the :cnnil-
ary. The only favorable feature is that
10th Of Seryias powerful lieisLhors ap-
rear 70 tIe resolved io abstain fiprl liz
!tt4st ntiofi. The crisis tlraef,re is .cs.
s.h,iaIly domestic, and will nut iufgepce
EGrppc;lp politics. l..-.
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ARMOR PLANE FRAUDS.
The, e.A.sf Of tbs. nrEsaa, asif q r.lnan'aiti 'ii
f,.n 1,:,,.,. ,.,,.Testilos. ,....:,, "a. ,.,,

!t,n ,n.,.,,. ...Testiaes! r...,. ~ ,.s,
Wds4ipstcn,, May''2e 80 Capt. w. T:
Sampson, chief of the bureau o6 orllnnn,i::,s
IN the navy department, appeared to-day
before the house committee investigating
Iari,.or plate Irregularities. He said lie
Gid not consider the blow. holes N serious
defect Capt: Sampson lx.lstmt how s,,s-
nici9n Was 'arrouse,l Of the soiiMdncss.of
the plates Furnished during ii long rer:io,d..
They were subjected 4t,, tests aGI Capt:
Sampson found the suspicious circhin.
stances tl3at The plate invariably fiji.
proved on ahe second. test. = The. con-
Supion was that the plates were beiug
sGFrfptitieuAlyy ;aott.red between. ,testa.
n answer to questions as to thu motiu9s
Air frauds Cap.. A,mlison said he be-
llsysa the .hepAs, IT the company kiiiswi
llothing 'ef the IL, operations "A MIR.
SchKab was general superintendent 'IIn
Ind q certaia amount 'qf stock Iii Tie
aolnpany, SO that bis interests would lie
advanced q by thd acaeptnnse Of The plates
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pired that while he had been divorced in
MiaeSpta, hS had fa|!eq in love with 2 q
n! 4 tss ssa aSlkFRf9$I 81 s' sEia VII : KaH

TO whom she was to-day married for the
third time, and consented to having the
ceremony performed only in order to
|fnakr' the children Legitimate. The Mil
waukee wife recently secured divorce
aud therefore tho marriage is legal.
; Without word they separated at, the
conclusion Of the ,csrc,4oRy, iEsa Coirad
returning t6 Cincinnati and her legal
husband to his prison cell.
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roSyU Mis-rs out. Out

f. 0skaits.ss,. Iowa, Spccial.--All. Il tn.
ataers .at I;vaHS, the Iargcst' co,nuIercial
mine that has been running. hAye aui1
work. Five hundred miners ar. 10 max,
1 demonstration on Muc!.hki,inck this ~.
ternoon. and trouble is feared .tAa
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Ernxil nn,I por,,r,, N.. NJ,

New York. May ..5.-Thc Hcrall's Bue.
nos Ayrcs dispatch says the correspond
ent at lea dc Janeiro telcgraphs that
President Piexo:0 has sent IL message to
tha Brazilian congress announcing that
the differences which had existed between
Portugal and Brazil have been umicably
settled. .,.
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Killed While. -Dru "a X.

Larcsborn Alinn., May n. John Ma.
ger. y young fariiGy iyins six miles
south ct LailcSlia.. started home under
the intlueM;t. vt Equts nnd was tl,,nw:,
trqaA hrs wasun in the outskirts of town
aHl Killed
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Mrs. 1t: s.tt:1ft ~ a,HsllI1!1tI1sls, Hsl.lI1!1tI1sls, @

fine, ILL.,, by a train.
a WatefspeSt at GienbS97 7IiM
pniab skhsaiek YiAs % pear
Milan Ohio, bH the ssansA
Ira Davis. aged A ke0Xa9at
Cedaf Rapids, IbwS y E
Nhqty ashu1dre( n ered
by O benzile explOa = ga.
4 cyclone "srilI D. Eta ige
killing kilu five 'peOpls !, 81 Ing any
Frankk Z lSi15uiiddsn, i5iididan aged & years, died at
a,os gostF tFayez ,Haaesaa 4s so9 fS.AEta
swesrsb.niik una suiAdlslii1td daare
store burned at Palmyr9, fGepn ia.g
a loss of $4,000. -
p1,sE sEass.n & aess & ss 5 Hi.sA f{ss' e.
enscs Of Jumpings the sope sta.,ii, nys
ThMIipaa. dam al. lima. Mont, ns!! =!
carried away Rnd ranch owners IN the
valE4t tel0wa lost thousands of:doItars''
wqs}A Of pEypertyroil al.aijleW -l,i.,-
Near hemsen, Iowa, Annie Hansen
: was shot dead by Herman Peters. her
sasaSE sas1 sE5sJ q z'nl as s s~asgnzesss
A1Iehiah valley tain was WAS Y awareetekeai
peSH0weke. NHXnby,ah insecure rail.
S2S Ts ia!a. ea At apd ia tFfssn .@ etnsr
Katie Chamberlain, the 4-ycar-old
near B1std, Ind ! died Tomftae ereats 4sss
e ss.'1s is9sa)asa 4 SnsalPs sss;i 5s2
Z 1aher4acle T. burned for the third
time. An adjoining hotel is also des-
troyed, the total logs exceeding $1,000.
:: :: i; 5; ;; ;;,: s: S'll4$|I!:: $!::
Company. Com % W. Ig1f1xs s5o,eoa W ~
JAIME. K5aksli's ban/dt carrolton,.
several yshaes lksH1ss, amo9 fhs@;
Mrs. sS416er two chill aaNlSs
Ing neaERgb0kville,. are gaissA and
were pEq 5iy drowned Id the fo4-k
search party from that place HJ&;
! ing their bodieS ~
Folinqmed BoiYin, Lancha2Se,
Deya1e& aid Silode9p,. ,.,iThile saihg
IN smaal on tt6 *
Ser By a 8asA : =
were droyz e41H 1HMSS J
J lessussa., iS@ - ~ 81 @
West sh6W1 Yt -
by the death Of O. 0l@6e pm 80
Bryant Linn, aged 43 years. a Mcmbes.
OF the company Of Royal Irish Lancers.
MBS1 1aeepihgn asrahd theo 'impfip
th&lSepHitb hin squad he dsoppei fr0m,
sell .horsAdSed. 1DU dino saiyiY-
axy.s ti Is, i '@y,s hibus'a
IN 4eE3 X9@a9 ahoRstA spa lA h4lls| lyA,lj haFj
.!9ssIs sfssS ibid s,II,hlS 5ia VIE u INA 4
C1Hd aHihidn ,2H3I1GI 1ji3 4Yia hi.
sbhHf .sSs1lat ttI,iBctanIes'
weho fdlfeQlIlat EIhd; b5iki char9cH
with robbfng several housqspserti mi
Omcer James Hartwell, of st, Joseph,
- 6 slf1eJ Ct 8 8 s:sl s;slS ''s'''
Wenne1t Schulte travelling agent for .
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rcruvinn ,,lo,,rr. I,.,,..,,. :. i. :.

New; York. May III n Tho II.rail,s
fi'pa dispAtsl. s,ss; Several prisoners
alprg.A Wits political offe,,s,s have h,pn
:emuyesl 10 CnIuo and placed in dungeons
Amons the prisoners is the poet Che,
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For n Gold s.,u,,nr, r.,

F:ledriclsrotla. Saxc-Coburg- Gotnn, May
2J.-At u meeting here of the German
Ennkins association, at which tl.irty-fivo
hunks were represented. resolution in
favor Of Il gold STANDARD was una ously
adOptCd,
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scconl DeRrre Mn.,l..,r. :.

= Columbus, !ni.. i':i: NJ Ralph Drake,
,ll trial for the murder Of Ida Ward his
mistress. in this city last .innc, was to-
day convicted nf mnrslrr in the second
tc:7re aNd sentenced u Imprisonment
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Jackson, Mich, May 24.-John Van
Nimmangs. serving life sentence in the
state prison for numbering his brotl,er-in.
law, John Grow, in 1885. was seen this
p.4niDg. He was overjoyed when told
Of the report from Muncie that Crow
was alive and OH lis way to Jackson,
and said he had always felt sure that
Crow would return some day. Thus far
SsE q fs''j'5:s (ta;;sstF e i; !;
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WORLDS FAIR, COMMISSION.
ihsststs -bsara Winds 'UI IT'S 'Bdas.
7; l,ity gsaees. ~ -,

|, St. Eaai' sasJ ss.-Msr = session
!tThich lasted oyer ten hours. III, state
beard Of korld4 fail co1imisSi6httA h,m-
Iaeted their work yesterday and nd-
kurned, plobabE never tg reasssmbf.
The meeting was held infhe governors
office at the capitol. All, tAs board ex-
Sept the ek-o&icio members weye, present,
Anten iavSry, obligation has, ,tiieen a:ap;
ceasdist6e beard stjll hassin itsss io,seS::
|.,fp Isl III 2tn pf 5lk 500, wliirh rsyserts tq
thu StnSG = Dd6etlhg this Alst1k aASii
:shl fR9sopridtio e $3.50. .oeo tl1e sun, # #
i the great exposition. cost. the State. of
Minnesota. Aside frOm the. cashs ball
tance left on hand. $3G,OOO worth Of per-
|: llahent exhibits have BEEN brought back
efren. Glicago.intaGt and ,lonatell.,to b. pari-
ouf: it,stitutfohs' as the special act Of the
[sleg.r urR: provides .;....;;f:,..::. !
/ Several bills., were aHowctl.',. One of
these, and the largest, was in favor OF
The 0feat Northern 'tUad dnd for S1,24O:
This litemt hiss: been, under consideration
for some time and was not, paid; owing
to the fact that its accuracy was dis
llted. With this. the Inst, liability of
ths fhs conn so%nisISn YES was f. wipsd put AND
TIE Anal rerott te the; isoycprn5r,, will
not not be made public fof several wesrks:
With today It will be placed in The,
hrnds Of the printers and MS fnst us tile
p,s Of sheets are turned off copies will .Ec
sent, I'd members Of the board, for their
atptoyal before the whole goes to press,
It WIN contain. d stmmnrizeil statement
BY the commission and q detailed report
by each of the treasurers.'' u, 49, .F''"'
One Of the most GENERALLY satisfactory
items. Of the boards work is the return
Of the permanent exhibits and their Ills
tribution. These were the' booths of the
forestry, mines and mining. fishery, h6i-
ticU!tural, historical. educational, faun.,
and fora exhibits. The actual ,expcnsc of
obtaining these exhibits was $:s6,OOO, all
Of which is. saved to the state. II Aside,
from this expense was ~thit of Arranging
and repairing the booths after they. wers
brought back from jackson Park: Is, Iii
2. H.
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Arsentine Dynamiter..

,5% ss'eS,,hyti ~ ,ss Ss,,'s$a.,,, ,'ssasxI.ashs
the bogrse by the use of bombs hps been
! |lisc6vered l6ta. The police liaye seized
several bomb shells qhd hive hrtcstt,l
twd A,lstriahs' and an IthEi1t,l who aarG
chhrged with cpnplieity IL TIL: con-,
aIiiracy. ~. - =, an Z, ~
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ESaf!, q; slo,es t:r.clcx

Si>s"ton, $. d., May o5.-SlOses GreeIy.
prominent farmer, died Yesterday from
II gun.hut wound wh:r:, he r.t eiveI while
out duri hunting Tuesday
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. ,-..s 4 Big Dla.s.. 2 n Nv,

fsai4i lNsy y. ne'il Inc iiastaVjE sat,jEtaakf Eytnaak
At Waodgreen, one of the finest cotton
mills ip tAei HtadstsGs!d t.1fssrict, was
destroyed by fire to-day. The loss was
f4O,9tO..l Several !empldyes initkca Gbucf
aoors had to desrefi By -medis 81 Il
,oRs. rnd q ha.l tAsif e hands gsd!y lacsrstcat
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1TH OF THE I1s
EEKTss OF THE PAsrwnnIE&lN
a CONDEMSED FORM. ~
!. l..... = n f.spssS x.ws
E.,s. :. .ss;s a. as''rt' = =. rss.'

FL the -S.slon. cap,tal. ! !.
Thek eyal appropES soa. bin geta;
lroua the h6risn
Chaif hn Wilson, Of the house ways
nd mde committee, hns returned p
VashinS :,
The Unlt States supreme court by
bare ma]a biz decides for stetl. con-
ol 9a ,IfER ~ iRsaa \ = sase 4 from 4 p.
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Personal Mention.

Nd PrcsHlss sHs actor. is
= q assl Eer. tn. second
%1s IN ss' 'sl3ss ssos ssss' ssSs
GallAp lj ( III n Hetp1dny tldl
LesHA& t ts6a;;s Hi sa a stuhent s afSnsiSt i
collei : = =
desced .soyssl :.s.1 r; s Aixlsa s.;l q 4
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petcr Ol.on Get. Eour yc,, :. 2,

Haywanl,:Ayis:v; MAJ 2s.rt4ic regular
team Of TIN, circuit court adjourned TO
day. Peter Olson Ii transient who robbed
q man of Si'15, was found guiitg Of
ilaieedy and sentenced. TO Waupunt for
i four: YearA..,s-t ...i...E
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nu,Iret A,lontcu.

Vienna, May 2G.-The lower. house of
the rciclisrath to-day adopted the bulge,
'"f 1904: 1t shows u surplus! t,f a.,;s.::::,
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Enrcirn Flag. Nav FLOAT. i.
An unLnnwn Wreck ni.cn..-.,

Albany, n. ", MAJ o5.--G;nv. TIowee
has v.Aocl the bill prohibiting the dis.
play of foreign flags on public buildings.
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Mantowoc. Wis, May .5.-The cap.
tain of the tug j. L, Clark reports hav-
ing discovered the top mast of IL vessel
sticking out Of tn. water hetwcem sheboy-
gan and Manitowoc, :, distance of three
miles ftpul land. No clue 10 the ill-fated
craft
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The fa q fMart AdlFt of Monrle1|
t;ds u F. '(1Yllf..hnfK. lEF1 lEF1fy|

AooAhCSpeI " 4<l1uyclUe COuvlCteu
year ago for shooting ex-I,rlcst Ilu-
dolph White. 4 .. II, :: r.
:.+s:Ps Is Meyer 40f TailnaA s,Os6G
wins held up b. two men. He nftemn.
ed to deINntthtnsseifys sbutlMassahOt and
'afterw1rd+ robbed. The wound VIII. hot
Re f4ta4: ~ ID; II tEi.' : :,
j s assslp III: Il: :. :
/ HI III afi. ea sar q atis* asd
eea AllxI of Hysse VIII take piGce
& s;;. s.: ID; s. 49, go.
5Ss I. ne ssns,sta ssssls M, e
Etle nshr HantA Ana, zths, ,rehel1 beang DE-
=; :,, : ' ! s,I' :::.
Ri " md .hia sssters Ia d Vienna
commit suBa fhslght
llles ,Yetssa burden ~ .thass III ido0ed:
u i i!il @ = ''-; si iii
III q battle with Brazilian insurgents
at Cayha the government forces were
defeated with a loss of six officers and
sesVentN,fRar meA .e.i;,f,njH l.tiI'r,a
Nate Silvcrs and Felix Yoplg, two
6f' tile gang iiffatEIeld as a BotH island
train at Pond Greek, Ok, were capt
uretl at FL Reno. Young Yas shot and
badly wounded. ,tsf1iliIlT.}s L
Charlton Elrod, a photographer at
Louisville, Ky, has been arrested on
a charge Of completely in the robbery
Of an express compspl aaty le,
Tenn., Of $25. .0ly0. i :.r..,i .:,i, an
Il. p. O,connor waS d faAiettAd 'psesi-
dent; Of the Irisd National Eeague ~
Great Brltain,E aad 4AEe6s3nti0n de-
Psspssa. Pas'1ss 4'ssns!as $ ne he
The Berlin yossiche= zsityue reports
the larrcst.,at AIay1nce qfAtwpss we'll
dresed Frenchmen VINO we're dng
the forts at that pltfs The ,PrMQhers
declined to give tltaH 4. hsngekdH, IA ~ ~
Charles White was ,eohiYisicted and ],
G. Morrison. Charles Bibbins and
Hiram Kennedy acquitted Of. kaepias
gambling house at Omaha, Neb They
were the reputed proprietors Of the
Diamond" pool room.
The body of Lars Larsen, q civil en-
gineer,A who haa been missing since
April, "a ut .Menominee, Mich, wns
found I'm the b4y. He had several
times threatehef ta commit suicide,
and there iaiils dotibt he: drowned Aim-
If! : f.: s.:
IA tlespdrate hight has taken place at
Roubaix,; Il. France. Between the police
and a mob at: ;anAfchiats; who were
parading the streets and shouting
"Vive lInternationale" and "A bas II
frnncu.' During the disturbance -Bty-
tEral An4rEM%H we've int41f qpdTsix
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Conncllsville, Pa., May 2G.-The cold
rain last night dispersed several uols of
strikers and probably averted bluo,lshcl.
The strikers are excited over the killing
'of their fellow worklncn ut Washington
mines. and were Ic,,dy for any ,lcsmlatri
undertaking to revenge the terrible!
slaughter. Several mcls were organized;
Will, the av"wed intention Of killing some
deputies, but the cold rain and biting!
northwest wind drove them to shelter.
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5;l|sEef,1.'..17Is1,s, 1ss;f.
lHas passed over, The duty a, crude
1piaun waAS;6ned at 70 eSnh. per,
;3;E:{:d: !;;;| ;:;i l;f|ji|Ii|E|] !; !;

vas fixed at cents; on pins, and hat,
shawl and belt pins, commercially known
af jewelry, Is per. cent. The chronomc-.
tfglM b~iseAtS E3tches.ap ras9kb. q.
Ter cent; manufactured ufticlcs lpar,,.
lsr ph I'D not specially: preyidei,for in
the bill, composed w69F1y II III part Of
sf'sts'; at ;s 3 BE tgA,'a.1 morning Ion,
81 sss;: w. s IL faFi' sa,vs's Sa ''ts
ab3lls.
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t:hetlafaiI IYnts sa.aaiA

p dficaEo!' Nay as Election Gnns;.
iitl cr4oWi n iH,tebins. T.. +. Kfcna1
and Henry, 3 honsr. who wsry11HS'
LOCO ea:h for, ,c6ntcmpt of c3H2Yy
Judge CRctiaih,' 'werc dis 'harstatf t6s1lay
-liy haEtnsf cUip,isi prni.taslinss III If, o;jin
ion n,spft r.M;,- Jointly Us Judges eTnl,y
A4sss!n'fK atld ssts44FAai''' ,-,,:;..yr'i ~;
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The secrctnry Of the treasury de-
bands OF the North American CONNER
I q .gasaP ssERaP7 ~ .aaIts essaliB'sa. fa ffaAtH
The Indian appropriation bill. has a
avss srY;ee estens q fsa;.S civil
sisA1hIliiis,S.nr L .nr,

&SO8VVAAAAA0AA8,rs SA4O IA tQOSkSbo ~
Fhich the government may obtain pos
|ession Of the eqnestr1an Atatpett8 of
Washington owhed. AbH Lsrd' Gedrge
Young. - -.
The pension department has cut on
he pension td6 $12 a month of Samuel
Winters ut Muncie, Ind, and reduced
hat Of DR.. John Moran from $12 to
Applications .haayse aasasss aabessu, ah asssse ys,a
romptroller's Office in Washington for
HE organization of the First National
bank Of Alexis. ILL.,, and the First Nal
donal bank of Barnesville, Minn.
Counsel for coScy, y,i4:rown M $l.s,
q Ess se%B1Rs Ess Sis%S Eng
ley Ne YaANktpa for aH1Etspf ccss
dor Fl u IN f.s mi H. MI sNlx pollq
|c0ult i and certify It to the supreme
|coureeof the district for review.
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2 per ceIta The r4teS 9Q WOOD scfewH
,;;:, s;:s l:s3HA / ss' s'l:s sGa1;!; 1.;,
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would demand akyes and ndyes iii the
house. 4opsse:..a -;,,,,., .,.,,;, ,...,,..,.,..,.,,,,
wasbisEt1p,hh,,. May 244.IIn,the- 4 mite. to,
day: .Mr, fellef novel ID. ID. fable he tarif
Till. The notion &as made to test the
stnse of the Democratic majority, and
see if the bill pas TO. be the bill which
1.-THE DemqGratid pad hte{ded td n Ass.
/ The motion 'whs defefteJ by q ;Afict
larty voteE2s TO- 3a Messrs. HIN, 1rby
~ s4ka{ts 1lSslaan's sjse1f aef saasHs S az:
si',s "a NJ. ef & sa fs;Tss sy 'ss
%salisa e. y lt! tn ss|s: sc e
plidated the Democratic side, and Mr..
| tp much CRITICISM both in and otIt 81 the
q mieAsdfe to- thu siittAeks thdt had been
made Upon him, explaining tl,s.necessity,
!. frr the compropiseiahd tteaniHE the
theory uio9s which the modified Pill, now
lhforc the schdtG fwus constructed, at
ttacted fhteGset interest. It was regarded
3s ag exceedingly able exposition Of the
position of thGfcopseryatiycs.. Mr.. GRr1
,s'S;sas ,s%%s ss If A. lbs7 ks
HIS statehm1it7 that. l;st majority of the
Isenute would support the. bill was. put
to Ahe. test By Mr., Tellees whose pHtbo9lse pHt
was to "smcke out" any latent opposi-
| tton on the Democratic side. Mr.. Cor
mans statement was justified by> the vote,
however, -as, the Colorado >senatorA mo:
tton.ite hay. the tariff bjlf on the table
was met by ssah, HHbroktn Denpciatic
font. Both ,senat0E Hin afs NeJn York
ald Senator Irhy, whose poiitiohs have
it.eh fhe subject df gossip fr9m time to
time, waited with. tieir Democratic as-,
sbciates, as did the three Ponnlists, in
duding MF: PETER. The.rates fixed TO;
day .YNste MS follows. IT,: ~ 80. as:
Railway bars. ':Is' rails ..ete., :7i420 Of
cent psra apoqnAi blaek teseers, hetwssn
10 and a0Wire gauge 3 thinner, than .,
IT cent; iren and steel plates COATED with
zinc or other metals, except tin pr ternle n
qeeding paragraph:. Sheet. !sshee. iron or steel,
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the duty on steel ineots. blooms. etc. nc.
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| csrtorce ly thc finance COMMITTEES t of m
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Nebraska Populist. to Mace borheti w;rs ira
or the free list: Several Republicans op-
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.nSt. Paul, MIMI, May ~. --Tllc opening
of tho trial Of Lieut. Nancy. by court
martial to-day pres ants IL. rather 'rn,l >l,al
htnto OF affairs. The order of Judge
(; Nelson issued yesterday calling on the
military court to allew c:.lls. why this
. trial should lie allcwrl To I,r..sr,l. is Tin
first order of thu. kind ever iss,,,.l ,., 81,
cnnrt martial. The llcarin. does not, re.
cur until next week, and in ,ll neull-
time The trial is .rin. rrmrml",l %i,h
'us though nothing had occurred 1t is
mot considered likely that the injunction
asked for by the defense will he granted.
but thar there is 81 ,li.c question Of law
70 be decided by The t'lili,ef STATES 81 s,,-: Il
prcnc court every attorney present fuily
re:,lZps: A - - H. ~
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QdE. 0up0UOues WuO HIS uecIAe eultcI.
ing from severe cold, has grown
weak physically and IL constantly un-
der THE caro- of ebhysielalis. =s i.7.riI ii!
Tie Louisiana general assembly has
elected State Senator Don Cafffey for
the long term of United States senator,
beginning March 5,ElS95. .,=
Rsbthkf lSdilknn Eis a5adef. 4 Btbtla'
Mitchell plays the viola and Brother
Cofbctt plays the Violin in the Tloga
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school. A
striking colncidenCe.l is,its y F;-,i'sts
Frank Hatton, In the 9Th, cabinet
officer appointed by President Arthur
to pdss 6ver' to the minority: Freling-
huyssna, ,FolGAr, Timothy o., Howe. and
Benjannin H.. Brewster were the
others. iss'.'." .."s s,i.si,i' - .v :.
he numerous. mel, frlends of Gen. Booth.
the heAH fHf the Salvation Army are
setting Fesadyy' t, celebrate the fiftieth
anniversary Ofn.l his conversion, which
occurs. tlhs' .Yeaf. :. He will be presented
a jubilee thahksatYilg ptesent Of $780,
Emanuel Lasker, VINO Is contending
,n,s|1,'ba SitS s's;bn, ive enanPSa Of Ps,s
sin, and is only twenty-six years old.
He Bsx4h playing ehess when he was
oniy..txelvbsyeArs ofsaka, His career
asa phenonenal player began in 1ss0.
Nfa andi Mrs. Herman! Qlerichs and
Misc Virgins. Eair, the, pretty; Cnlifor.
nia.heiress. sister Of Mfrs. Olerfclla, Will
sail for Ehr6piee 'Sn' tie Teutonis tlits
week. They will remain Abroad fol-
some e1mbnth.+ =. The. .limbrcssion has
beep gdnesal ;of lAte,f4 this city that
the engagement Of the, California heir
ess and Maitland Kefscy is about to
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THE PoMn OF WAR.
Army oncer. in Fui, rn.form ~; 81. III, In
''' III Lieut.. Naney'n Trlnl

Army Ohicers in Full Uniform Sit I'M
~ Lieut.. Nancy. Trinl.
st. Paul. May 24-Th,. tridl by court
martial Of Lieut.. James A. Nancy,
Fifteenth United States infantry, began
;l,is morning IN the court martial room
at Fort Smelling, upper pipst Lieut..
Nancy and Ills attorney. II. y. Rf.w,.
We're driven, out to the fort early this
morning and ,ll tlle officers summoned to
this trial from the various army posts
Of the country reached tile fort at nj,
early hpur. The accused lieutenant was
visible about the hra.lqnartcrs. for nv,r
IN hour before til, trial lNsan Ills
s.s,,licl entirely in,lifrsreh't to tho pro. re
ertsiings ip wli'h i was natural to sup
POS" him tie chiefly Interested PARTY. and
thatted quietly with lis brother officers
as though lie We're simply II witness ill.,
stead of being the Defendant. The iil,,ict
nent charges con ,nct to the prejudice of
good order nna military discipline: sin
that First lieutenant James a. Nancy.
Fifteenth infantry, luitel statcs army.
Sid wrongfuliy engage in ap, alteration
a.i sclffle With his superior officer, Capt
Alfred Helberg, of the same regiment,
and did use. insulting language toward
him, and did violently assault anl kick
him, the said liel@crg, and did draw ami
point n pistol at him, ami did, further,
artually shoot him., tlIe said IIedb,re,
:causins death. This ut Fort Sheridan, Iii,
gu Oct. 30, 1888. -,