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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-12
pob,,ed ~ Rabl,cr.

Boston. Jan. S.-Mary Kennedy. a do
mtstic in the employ of Mrs. Minnie y.
Martin of Cambridge. last night plum
dcrel IL burglar who was trying to roi,
the horse of her mistress. After supper
Mrs. Martin and her daughter went ont
AMI left the house in charge of the scrv-
ant girl. They had hardly departed
when the servant thought she would run
out for Il while. When she came back
she found the house lighted up. and on
the way To her apartment she was star
tied at seeing Il satcllcl lying on Il table
in the center of the room. The thought
u. once flashed through her mimi that
there might hr burglars in the house.
Cautiously entering the dining room. she
grabbed the bag and made IL Wild dash
for the door. The last seen Of the man
liz was jumping from the piazza. The
bag WAS found to contain diamond rings,
gold watches and necklaces, and the
Martins estimate their value at uvcy
$l,.IkD.
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openly. advocate q resort to the par:iu-
mentlry expejient utilized by the Fifsv.
fist congress Of counting quorum.
Spcsker Crisp asserts most positively that
they will not be forced to this resort.
He thinks a voting quorum will be here
cert, inly on Tues,lay ut the fartlest.
IL 1t cannot be obtairtd then, another
ncm ccratis csucus will be called. This
Is irdced what those who are dissatisfied
v ilh the bill are aiming at. They de-
clare that as s0On us they can demon-
strate that not sufficient number II
Democrats will v,te to consider the bill
the leaders will be Obliged 20 submit to
III terial notifications which the dis
giGptletl members will propose. Some Of
the Eastern Democrats who are fighting
the income tax proposition are willing to
X to almost any length to eliminate this
feature of the hill.
The principal item of tho senate pro.
gramme for the week has been agr. ii
upon. 1t ia to be the consideration of
the federal election bill. This programme,
like all other prearrungements in the SEN
atc. is subject to change, but it is believed
that 1t will be practically observed in this
instance except in one contingency. 1.
is Esrely possipls that the affairs of
HawNii may again demand the attention
of the senate to the exclusion Of oil other
subjects for ut leas. a portion Of thu
week. II the government SHOULD fail
I" give explicit dcrial to the report in
circulation that Mr.. Willis has asked tie
Dole government to retire in the inter-
est of the queen. there are sure 10 l,c n
number Of resolutions Of inquiry intro
duce;!. and several very pointed speeches
may be exp ,cIc,t.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-12

Helena, Mont. Sptrial-Bankrr 4. NJ.
i'a ron. pmtriGrchal millionaire of
Spokane, was quietly married in this
city Dec. IL to Mrs. Fannie B. Ward.
Il handsome and daslling young woEan
who was divorced from II dissolute hn.-
band Some few years ago. Cannou's 's
wife had died only few weeks previ-
olsly In Spokane. and he has grown
children there who are credited with the
intention of having his sanity questioned
with view to annullng his marriage
with Mrs. Ward. and also annullins title
to property worth 100000 which was his
gift to his bride. At once after the
marriage the dasl,ins bride went East
and Cannon hurried to Spokane and as
soon as he could arrange matters he
started for Gotham and il now stopping
at the Victoria. Whether his wife is
Mt the same hotel or not Is not known
here. She Is travelling with Mrs. Mar
garet Il. Braden as chapcrone. Cannon,
IL few days ago tclegraphc'l an cuuivoral
denial Of his marriage to his own paper
in Spokane. but he was married just the
same by Rev. T.. B. Allen. a Baptis;
minister. and the witnesses were Lawyer
A. X. Barbour and District Clerk George
o. Freeman.
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Chippexxa Pine.

Washington. Jan. Il. = COMMISSIONER
1.amoreaux has prepared his report OH the
progress of the work of estimating the
pine on the Chippewa reservations in
Mirl tsota, and it will go to the secrc-
tary to-day. The work of the force aI,-
pointed by this administration up to date
is reviewed. showing that four townships
Mt White Earth have been estimated and
about oneffth of the Red Lake reserva-
tion. There is enough wcrk to occupy
several years more, and the commissioner
makes two recommendations which he
thinks will be an Improvement on the
present system. One is that the number
of estimatcrs be largely increased. and
the other is that congress he asked to
amend the law which provides that none
Of the Indian pine shall be sold until
it il all estimated. He calls attention to
the fact that frequently fires occur which
not only destroy much valuable timber,
but render valueless many of the csti-
mates. If the timber could be sold us
fast ~ it is estimated lmth these ditti-
culties would be reduced to tho mini
mum.
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SMART MAN DREssEDD DOWN.
The Sir Oracle Who Knows Every.
thing ExccDt How to lyehnyc.

Tne sir Orncle Who Knows Every.
thing Except How tO Behave.
Il can tolerate Il girl who occasionally
says snappisll things. and can get along
pretty we'll with II conccitcl woman;
but when 1t comes to one of those men
who knows it all and shows his ST.
perior wisdom by petty sarcasm, l just
gather UP my skirts and get out OF his
way as fast as can," declared :, s:pir-
itctl little maiden in The hearing of Il
Chicago Record writer IL few days aga.
Ills very presence makes ne boil.
and I want to scream and kick and
grind my teeth" she proclaimed Will;
frantic gestures. ~ sight of him has
the same effect on me that a rcl hand
kerchief has ON II bull Thank good
ness. 1 don't find one of them very
often. If 1 did Id promptly send in
my orders for IL quiet little funeral.
You mention Il new book or Il poptl-
lar opera and this smart man will inn
nnsliately correct you with: 'Ah. yes;
but that's not the way 10 pronounce.
the name He will hum some old air
that you've heard since yGur haiy-
hood and stop suddenly 10 ask You WHAT
It IL, any way. and when you have told
him all you know about it an,l more
that you've guessed ut. he'll sly: That
man didn't write it. ut all. Most per-
SONS think he did. but lie really didn't.
1t was that old chap called And
then he lights UP your ignorance NEST
beautifully. He is always ready TO
jump at Il chance TO make YOU feel
snail, and although he wouldn't own
1t, he knows in his own heart that he
Is rude to the last degree. You can
never get the best Of him--l,e n,,lst stay
awake nights to eoniurc up mean things
to say. AMI should YOU greet his remarks
with contcmptuous silence he would im-
mcdialrly sit down aud begin IL lecture
on good manners. with: a lady is il
lady always. She is over cnurlcous and
gracious That's the moment when
YOU grip Your fists together until the
nails pierce your palms. and you feel
your heart thump like !, slrdgr hammer
And that's also the Tim" when yul wish
You were Il man, SO YOU could take
something biz and hard ami heavy and
argue with that sarcastic person until
he would he Cad to crawl away to the
Cannil,al islands and be eaten up by The
S:lvaEcS."
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Frnnkie Goes to prlSnn.

Ford d, Lac, Wis, Jan. 6.-The no-
tori"us Frankie Blunt. the several times
f,n%lc husband, was given sentence of
one year in state prison by Judge Gibson
in the circuit court. After sentence she
Mnt for her chunl. or wife. and they
VT re clOsetel together for an hour or
two. She has been an eXen.plar prisoner
while In Jail and has received letters of
conmt n.lation from Dr. Mary Walker
and other rranks. That the prisoner is 81
woman is beyond question. hut she hal
We IN mems clothing 80 many years She
hls acquired the Tastes and peruliaritics
"f m.n. and 80 holds the peculiar position
of being in every respect II man except
sex. The question now is where will the
warden Of the state prison put her, in the
female department with her mems cloth
ing. wliicl, she persists in wearing. or
in the male ward!
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WY Diii she KilI Hif.

San Nancisco, Jan. S.-A sensational
murder occurred here yesterday after
noon. Harry q. Pool, young man well
kncwn about town, ind Of well-to-do fam
i!y, was shot and almost instantly killed
by Mrs. Shattuck, the aged mother of
Estrulia Slattuck, young and pretty
chorus girl ut TivOli opera house. who
had severed connection with the TivOli
company Saturday night and was to
have left this morning with Hcndcrson's
"Sirbad" company. Young Pool was
summoned to Miss Slattuck's home in
the morning. where the girls mother met
him and demanded tlut hc marry Miss
Shattnck ut once. Pool refused, and
Mrs. Slatturk put a pistol to his temple
and shot him dead. The woman was ar
rested for murder aud is now raving
.raniac ut the city prison. The girl is
also in mysteries and unable to talk.
Speaking of Miss Shattuck's appearance
with the Tivoli company as leader of the
Amazon march in spectacular ''Thc
Island of Jewels," "thc Examiner ycstcr-
day morning said: "The pleasing young
p,rson with sword who leads this march
is rMlrps as much eatillel rs any one
to wear the title Tho California Venus
as she was the model of the crowning
figure in the mid-wintcr fair fountaiE in
the Sunset City. and her fac simile in
staff will stand amid the fulling drops Of
water in front of the administration
buil.lins as IL sample of what California;
cal. produce in the way of female
be,uty"
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Rioters Killed.

Rome Spe:ial-A dispatch has reached
Naples from the correspondent of a
N;tpolitan paper at Palermo Announcing
most serious riot 1T Marinoo. eleven
miles southcas, of Palermo. Il town
having 1000 inlllbitan,s. The dispatch
says that Il body OF rioters who were
Il. me- riding the abolition Of the octroi
duties in u manner now familiar through
the disturbances in Sicily. made an at
tuck upon the town hall which resulted
in thirty of the rioters being killed aud
fifty wounded by the troops which were
called upon to quell the disturbance. \
dispatch from CaltineSetta says tha;
there was Il demonstration there last
evening under the auspices of the Frasci
del l.avOratori, which wound up iu Il
conflict between the troops and tho peas
ants. Ono of the soldiers was wounded
by u peasant, and when this was learned
the troops tired u vol!cy int" the crowd
Of rioters and killed ten anl wounded sev.
Aral others,
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bob" FEARS SNAKES.
David Starr Jordan and His Tame
Monkey.

Monkey.
OF snakes. large or small. Bob has al
ways stood in affect terror. If he il
held firmly and the snake is placed
near him, he looks piteously in the face
OF his keeper. and sometimes. more in
sorrow than in anger. he will bite if he
~ not let so. At one time Il snake in
Il paper bag was shown him. When the
paper bag was aftcrwart left near
him. lie would furtively approach and
open 1t. to peep IL moment shiscringly
into It's depths, and then retreat gno-
miniOuSly. only to approach for another
peep when he had summoned suiici-
ent courage. says David Starr Jordan
in the Popular Science Monthly.
Toward fiat skin of IL coyote and
one OF II wild cat. used as parlor rugs,
Rob showed the sam. fear as in the
presence Of Il snake. If one brought
them near him lie would jump wildly
about or COVER in terror behind II
chair. This instructive fear is appar-
emily an inheritance from the cXperi-
ence of his fathers. whose kingdom
was In the land where tigers and
snakes We're dominant and dangerous.
At one time lie climbed on the back
Of II chair to get away from the coyote
skin. The chair was overturned by
his efforts. II" saw ut once that when
the chair fell it would carry him back
ward to the coyote, SO he let 90 of tho
chair and. scizing his chain. swung
himself out Of reach of the coyote,
while the chair was allowed to go ovcv-
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-12
The Markets.

Chicago. Jan. S-Wheat firm: cash,
G1 5-Sc; May. "a 1-Sc; July. GS3 3-Sc. Corn
firm; cash, Bic: January, :'5c; May, :ISc.
Oats firm; cash. 2S5-Sr: January, :..Sr;
january. % 5-Sr: May. 22S5-Sr.
Minncapolic. Jan. -W'hrat-.Ianuary
closed at tDc: May opened at 81 :s-4c:
highest, ti23-Sc: lowest. 81 Bic: closing,
G2 1-Sc; July closed at h3 Use. On track
No. 1 harl. 6. 1-2r: No. 1 Northern,
Gle; No. = Northern. 59 1-ac.
st. Paul, Jan. S.-lIogs-Alarkct opened
slow AMI weak. Eastern markets were
reported weak AMI packers were bearisll
Yards cleared at IL flat Zoe decline. Cat
tie steady hut quiet, there being little
stuff offered; better receipts of fat eut-
tie: stUckers and feeders would sci read
ily
Chicago, Jan. S.-A'attle-I;xtra steers.
S5.75nG; good steers. $4.75a:l.25: fair,
S315a4.Gj: prime fed Texans. 81. 10a4. 40:
fair to goNl Tcxans, $:al4. llogs-liouSll
and heavy, S4.&)a5..O: mixed and pack
crs'. $5a5.1O: prime heavy. $5.15n5.:M;
butchers weights, $5.22Da5:M; liglL
81 oJa5.:D
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tn ouxt lrx Len.e.

Topeka. Kan. Jan. G-Attorney Gem
ernl Little has filed II motion to set aside
and vacate the order of injunction issued
Jan. 4 tn prevent j. W. Freeborn from
taking Mrs. Leases seat on the board of
charities 1t is claimed the chief justice
of the court had no jurisdiction or uu-
thorty To make the order, and that even
if he had. the order was l,nprovi,lrntly
and uplawfully made. An attempt was
made to-day by Judge Dostrr To com
proinis. the ease with Mrs. Lease. which
failed. and this suit is the result.
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Washington. Special-Ductors l.. ".
Babcock and J. J. McKinMon were to-day
arrointed pension examining surgeons
at Wadcna. and Doctors Il. NJ. Darrnw.
ii. ii. Crutcl.tielL and j. \. Wear ut
Fargo.
ii q. Schram was to-day appointed
postmaster ut Cottage Grove. Washing
ton county. vice J. T. Further: ID. NJ. Ar
brckle ut fleetwood. Becker county. vice
Henry Rice. aud ID. W. Powell ut War
sew. Rice county. vicn W. Outbousr.
At Winona. Emnons county. y. d., John
Wallon succeeds j. q. Pitts.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Mill
or has tabulated the tux collected Oh beer
during 1898 by districts. Minnesota i
contribution was S:,S5.327.: 81.
Daniel Il. Weymouth of Marshall and
]. NJ. McClintock of Duluth were TO.
day admitted to practice before tho i'll
terror department.
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.os DEPARTMENT..
HIS SCIENCE ArEnULl.
This Phrenologist saw 90 Years OF
Crlminnlity I'm n Jnilcr.

u Jullers
A phrenOlogist who has been touring
the country and giving lectures in the
art, was in the habit Of inviting people
OF different avOcations to come upon
the *tage and lie would dilatc upon
and eXpound the pcculiarities of their
cr:lnial construction. He had come to
that portion Of his lecture where he
dwelt with the criminal form of Grant,
and addressed the audience:
III there Is any person present who
at any time has been the inmate of IL
prison he will obliga b.: coming upon
the PLATFORM
In response to this invitation a heavi-
~ built man went up.
You admit that YOU have been in
prison, sir:"
II have" was the unblushls answer.
Would You kindly tell mr how many
years You have spent behind prison
bars?"
"AbOut 20 years." un!icsilatingly re-
piled the subject.
Dear. DEAR exclaimed the profess.
or. "Will YOU sit down. nlease:"
The subject sat down in Il chair in
the center of the stage. The profess
sor ran his fingers rapidly through tho
.s.>.s OA eAAS ossoJS%t hhN stosltliltNt u
thoughtful expression.
This is II most excellent specimen
The indications OF II dcpraved charac-
ter are very plainly marked. The or
gans Of bcnevolcncc and esteem are
entirely absent; that of lcstructiveness
Is developed to an abnormal degree.
j could have told instantly. without tho
confession Of this man. that his life had
been erratic and criminal. What was
the crime for which YOU We're imprls-
Oned!"
Il never committed any crime"
growlel the man in the chair.
but you said that YOU had been an
inmate Of II prison for ~ years."
so l have, but l never committed
any crime"
"Will You tell us why you were
there. tllen:' persisted the professor.
why. you fool. am Il iailor!" snap.
ped the subject, us he left the chair
y. Y. Herald
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Killed by French.

london. Jan. G.-Military and political
circles were excited by Il sensational rc-
port which reached here from Sierra
Leone Sencgalnbia, the British colonial
settlement of West Africa. According
I" the reports Capt. i. \. w. landy.
inspector general of the frontier police,
and twcnty-six men and several officers
of the First battalion of West Indian
regiment who wer" engaged in an expn.-
ditinn against the Sofas. have been killed,
and. j, il added that they We're shot by
French troops. Ii is also reported that
II french officer engaged in the attack was
captured. and that this confirms the story
that the British force was destroyed by
the French troops. The affair has caused
the greatest excitement
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robblng bank at Roanoke. Ind, but
despite the fact that the bnlldinx was
surrounded by posse both men es-

r0bblng a bank at Roanoke. Ind, but
despite the fact that the bnlldinx was
surrounded by posse both men es-
capetl.
Lewis Hadderman, prominent far
ner near Toledo. o., committed suicide
In jail by hanging. He Ind been arrest
on a criminal charge preferred by
his daughter.
John and Gerald Kennedy were
found guilty Of the murder of operator
James T. Lowry at Shell Mound, Tenn.
and will be executed February 20.
JOsephus Kennedy was acquitted.
Two woOd-choppers, Cummings and
Hull, had Il quarrel near Cascade Rocks
Ore. over the ownership of a saw.
After few words Hull drew pistol
and shot Cummings, mortally wound
ing him.
A 13-ycar old boy named Northrup
was detected in the act Of rODbing a
valisc ut Lebanon. No. John Churchill,
who witnessed the act, was attacked
by the NOrthrup boy. and young
Churchill shot him dead.
Miss May Barrowcliff. n pretty mu-
sic teacher, was crininally assaulted
and nearly murdered by unknown men
ut Jersey City, N. J. She lay In a va
cant lot fourteen hours, and was found
In the morning unconscious and nearly
dead.
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Great Winter for Lorg,nr.

Marshficld, Wis, Jan. S.-From an
il'ch 10 two inches of snow has fallen
nearly every day last week, keeping
slcigl,ing ut its very Dest for oil kinds of
hauling. Since Nov. 21 there has been an
estimated snow fall of over three feet,
hut the recent rains so settled it that
at pre- sent there is not more that fifteen
il ches in the woods. 1t is an exception
ally good winter for lOggers. uE,l the scale
rule mt many camps shows from 1,iOO,-
WO to 2.UO.OOO banked, while last yer
ut this time hauling had scarcely begun.
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Now She Flouts.

G cvclanl, Ohio, Jan. S.-The steel
steamer Northwest, the largest and prob
ably the finest vessel ever tlontcd on
fresh water in the United States, built
for the Great Northern line, wus sue
cessfully launched at the Globe ship
yards in the presence of II vast crowd of
spectators. Nearly every lake port h.
tween Buffalo and Duluth was repre-.
stl ted by delegations Of vessel men. \
nrm her Of Atlantic COST ship buil'lrrJ
we're Il so present.
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.\noka. Minn., Jan. G.-Eplriam Cutter
is in Jail. not for assaultinS Woodbury..
but for knocking down young girl
named Zimmerman, while he was on n
drunk last evening. He took refuge in
Il saloon aud resisted arrest. breaking the
glass in the dnr in the scuflle. He
struck the girl Oh the chest. and as he is
II big. burly animal. knocked her pros
trnte at the first blow. During the after
noon Cutter prepared statements for tho
local papers denying that he had any.
thing to do with the assault upon Wood
bury. even telling where he had gone
and what hc haG done that night. He
said he hld enough sins IL answer for
and though. iin was libelej. He also
intinmtrl that he would he bctt ,r man
FROM that time on. The result of his
good resolution Is noted above.
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shortaxc Dfscoxered.

Wichita, Kan, Jan. 4.-Walter Don.
aldson, assistant postmaster ut Caldwell,
has disappeared and Postmaster Hall has
discovered serious shortage in the
funds of the Office, and also that several
registered package. are missing. A par
tal examination has de, eloped shor.-
age of $1,4OO. How much larger 1t will
be cannot be told now. Postmaster Hall
has been i'll, and during his absence it
il supposed the thefts were committed.
Donaldson has not been seen since Mon.
lay
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Shot III. Son.

Elgin, ILL.,. Jan. S.4'lnrk Burr. one of
the wealthicst farmers of this vicinity.
killed his son, Charles, with shotgun
last evening in Il quarrel growing out of
tl:e latter taking music lessons. The
young man, who was seventeen years
of age, was endeavoring To draw re-
volver wilen the father tirr,l The cor
oncr released him in bonds of $lO,tAaI
which was promptly furnished by his
neigll0rs.
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unklnd reference to lowell.

Lol don, Jan. S.-Robcrt Buchanan, in
letter to the Chronicle i'm reference to
Journalism. "Zola and vizctelly." COM
plains of the neglect of original man.
Who, he says. are seldom lucky enough t,
survive as Zola has done He concludes:
Thus. when great men like Walt Whit.
man die the event is only thought worthy
of u passing paragraph. but when table,;
is placed in Westminster Abbey in mtm-
or. of an American tl,ncur AMI dincr.out
the 1T twspaprrs overflow with enthusiasm.
The Chronicle in an editorial dis>o,iai..s
itself from Mr.. Bucl,aman's unkind ref.
cltI &c 10 Mr.. Lowell.
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O.Brieu County In.l~btednc.s,

Sheldon, Iowa, Jan. S.-Another suit
has been started to invalitlate the large
pnrt Of the indebtedness Of O'Brien
county, on the ground that the warrants
originally issued by the county, as evil
dence Of Indebtedness, We're, hy the com-
stitution Of Iowa, invalid, for the reason
that ut the time the indebtedness was ill.,
cured AMI the warrants issued. the ill.,
,lebtetlness Of the county was in excess
Of the 3 per cent constitutional limita.
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Six Killed.

Kansas City, Jan. At was learned
here lust night that yesterdays wreck at
L'Iwood, Kan, in which thre. People
were reported killed, and many injured,
was more serious than ut first supposed.
1t is row known that the killed numbered
six. While hunting in the debris of the
wreck relatives found articles of three
stockmen who were missing and now
known to he dead. Their names are w.
a. Dear Of Russell. Kan: N. johnson,
Beverly, Kan; J. ]. Kelly, AIarysville.
kan
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Seattle. Wash, Special The slinglr
iLen Of Washington and Oregon com.
pletel the organization of al association
oday. Ninety-six per cent of all the
mills went in. 1t is tac intention to
rrisc and maintain the p ices Of shingles.
II is understood that the price in the
future will be $l.2O for Gx2: $l45 for
Sx2. This price will be raised in short
time. All shingle manufacturers in
British Columbia organized similar as.
SQciutiun yesterday,