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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-29
California Repul,l,cans.

Sacramento. Cal, June 2O.~-Me Re
pull :ican state convention will assemble
here tomorrow to nominate fill state
ticket. Nearly all The delegates have ar
rived. 1t is not believed that there will
be much trouble about the platform.
though a fight may occur on silver. A
strong attempt will be- made to have tile
convention declare tor trce silver 10 o3-
press terms. As far as Appearances 50,
NJ. NJ. Estcc has walkover for governor.
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Minneapolis, Jure 21.-Mr. and Mrs.
]. w. Croker. residing ut 4O6 Third ave-
EuC south. were ch'oroformed early this
forming and while unconscious were
robbed of $685., which was concealed
under pillow, ]. w. Douglas, a who
formerly rOomed at the place, has been
arrested on suspicion of having par
ticipated in the crime. Tie stolen money
was everything the Cookers had in the
Grid and they arc grief-stricken Ovey
their loss,
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pisnstrous Blase,

Reed City. Mich, June -Ilollilay's
mill, near Ashton, together with iw'
houses. barn and 1900. COO feet lumber.
tL,ned Tuesday night. Seven hun'lrel
thousand feet of logs. belonging to Peter
Garrison. were also destroyed. The loss
Aggregates $4,000, with no insurance.
Wilsou Nominated.
Sprirg gfell. Ohio. June 14.-Hon. George
". Wilson Of London. was nominated TO
urRsss from The Seventh Ohio district
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Iowa Fire,ncn.

Iowa City, Iowa. June o2.-An i'm
mense crowd witnessed the contests ii
the state firemen's tautnamsSt Xss;cs,las
In the hose racy the hrst prize of S''n
was; wSn " the Corning iiu.v cm.;sluy
the second prize Of $:n WAS Won hy III,
Grinnell Hose team and Ill. third pr;z
Of $.5 was won by the Snyder Hose { ~
pany of VintOn.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-29
Lucky LAWYER.

An Austin ia%ycr caught n tramp
in his Office stealing some law booHs,
which the latter intended to pawn.
Seizing the intruder by the collar. The
lawyer exclaimed:
you scoundrel. I'll have you tried
and sent to the penitcntiary."
LET go my neck. colonel. If you are
going to have me tried, reckon 1 had
better engage you as my lawyer, as
you have the luck to be on hand"
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Wahpeton. N. D.. June 23.-Wahpeton
police have had busy day owing to IL
feud between two circus crews. Lemon
Bros bill posters were hanging out cir
culars denouncng the Forepaugh circus
crew as thieves, fakirs and ruffians. Sew
eral fights occurred and several of Lem
on's men are laid up for repairs. A large
force of extra police was all that made
it possible for the rest of the Lemon men
TO reach the train which took them out
Of town.
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JUSlBO Ar war.

"Gcn. Can't, elI's Army Trics I" Cap.
ture Four Trains.
: Racine, Wis. Junc 23.-Gcn. "Jurnbo''
Cfbtwell's commonwealers captured four
Chicago 6 Northwestern freight trains
itre this morning. The tfains are all
s;dctranked. The railway company sent
twer ty-6ye srecial officers from Chicago,
A desperate fight followed an attempt TO
clear the yards. Thc officers used their
clubs freely and dozens Of the wealers
were knocked down. Two thousand, citi.
zcns witnessed the fight and many were
hurt. The army was finally routed.
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Otherwise.

Ten cadets were graduated from the
military academy ut West Point.
A national anti-cigarette association
is formed in Chicago.
The Eureka, ILL.,, brick and tile works
will shut down on account Of lack Of
fuel.
Congressman Hit has been nominat-
ed for the seventh time by the Repub-
Leans of the Ninth Illinois district.
A lodge Of fifty members of the
American Railway union has been Or
ganlzed in Bloomington, Ill.
While not satisfied with the terms Of
the strike settlement, Illinois coal min-
ers generally will return to work.
The Rev. Henry y. Doskcr has been
appointed third professor ut the West
ern Theological seminary at Holland,
Mich.
The American Railway union
threatens to tie up the Wheeling &
Lake Erie road because union employees
have been discharged.
Reliable election returns from Oregon
show that Hermann Qtep) for congress
in the First district has 0,OS1 plurality
and that Ellis (Rep.) in the Second dis
trict has plurality Of $500.
In the senior cias, Of mathematics at
Cambridge a young woman named
johnson has won the honor OF sixth
wrangler for 1893, distancing all her
male competitors.
The coal mine operators ut Pittsburg,
Kansas, voluntarily offered their men
an advance of 2 cents box, but this
men decided they might as well have
5 cents and struck.
The twenty-fifth anniversary Of the
ordination of Rev. Father Clemens
Steincamp, pastor of st. Mary's- Ger
man Catholic church of Bloomington,
ILL.,, was celebrated by Catholics.
The customs officers at New York
faye seized u large number Of curios
brought home 1ly the sailors Of the
United States frigate l-aYcastcr from
China for their wives and sNccthearts.
The curios will no doubt bc released.
Ross 14anders of Chicago. who mar
ried Mrs. Shocklett of Philadelphia,
Pa, Is having his claim to her property
of $4,000, left at her death. contested
on the ground mat he was Il fraudulent
husband.
In the United States circuit c0usi nj
Boston the Edison Electric Light COM
pany ct 81. of New York were granted
a motion for preliminary injunction
against the Boston lheaadescent Lamp
company on patent claims.
At Dallas, Tex, a st. Bernard dog
went ,lad. and. breaking his rope, ran
anluck. atusLing through town. hc
killed two dogs and three cats and bit
seven persons, three of them probably
fatally.
col. William Ward, commanding. off
Ger Of ti,e Ninth regiment. U. $. A..
Mas placed .II Tnaes arrest by ea,11a order OF OF
obey orders and take the regiment 10
Van Cortland's Park on the field day,
JUne 9
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Against the Lords.

Leeds. Eng, June -21.-Two thousano
delegates We're present In Albert hall
when Spence Watson called the anti-lords
conference to order. The conference was
organized BY the National Liberal Feder-
atien and a committee of that body sub
nltted the following resolution. THAT
the meeting call upon the government to
Introduce measure for the abolition Of
the lords veto power, by providing that
Whenever bill passed by the commons
shall be altered or rejected by the lords
the same bill may be reafiirmed by the
commons, with or without such altera.
tion. be subject only to the royal assent,
and thcreupon become law" Adopted.
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Intnrcd a Firc,,, ~.

Eau Claire. Wis. Jun. :2,22.--.'i:e ~; '5,
this morning in Alfred E.hn's dry goo Is
store cu',s,d G. :.anasc to he >;o, I'd
building Of about $l,5A'. inc'ulin. .hr.c
big plate glass Windows, \ h. * care os
the way la tho tire was '!ilrl,.! l.. u $. r.
.r trench aid James M:.lahm, tisrirn
badly hurt
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AGAIN PILLS TylEFTS.
The Bank of Miuneapolls sues Eof-
fseAanNsa Estat~


f.rding's Estate
Minneapolis. jan, Tho claim of
rhc Bonk of Minneapolis against tho es-
rte of Matthias ]. Bofferding was fle4,
the Office of the probate court lo-.,ay.
Che claim Is basel ON "aluneys wrong
fully taken from said bank while said
Mfutias J Bo3erding was cashier ani
in charge and control thereof. owing to
his inattention and neglect of his duties
as such cashier" Then follows list 81
d, tee and amounts. The to,ai amount
Of cash alleged to have been short whcn
Wil;iam Wright became cashier is S1..3..
2S7.i0. The $13.304.c5 collected from
'Schei2 Is deducted from that. leaving u
balance of $lO9,;1O3.1j with interest e.,
I per cent on each item from t.r 1a,.
to the present time. The affidavit Ut
t..ked to the account Is signed by David
NJ. Clou:h, and dated June II, lS3l.
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E,r.,,a, E,cc. .,n,,o-.

OstfC"FN.
Sioax Falls. S. D.. June 22.-The South
Dakota Firemcn's Az ,ocin,ion ends a two
days meeting her. this evening with q
rra..L ball. frank Furzason OF canton
.sas elected president, A. a. .;rant Of
faakton vice presi..nr. Jo!i" Il ttioornr
Of Sionx Falls secretary, Henry S:hntz,
!r.. If S'nilinl Treasurer. Henry Tuff n:
Of Sioux Falls aud Frank Z;enert of
fanl;t"i. dclga!cs I, tlia national meeting
.;t :iG real .tu.. 20
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Vets Mt Fond dn Inc

Tond da Lac. Wis, June 22.~-t,vc: 15D
veterans cf the 1wen,y-nrst Wisconsin
folrnteoE infantry are gathered - III
eighth annual reunion, which is | ~,
held in this city. FIELD aud staff OIL. els
oresent are Gen. II. c. Hohert. Al;l.vau-
'iee: Col. NJ. Fl. Fitch. Pueblo. G"la.
Sergeant Maj. Charles Ripley, Oahfi.il.
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Kelly Arrsxtc,

louisville, June 22-Gen. !.eiiv an1
his riglit-hand YAap. t'"i. Pain, wer.
arres.!e.s hero as vagnbonls uni ,!,.rc.
under bonds Of $2,5O0 each to nnu 70
morrow morning at 0 O'Clock vi ~ ,l..
will be tried. Bonds were ! -:si..eA II,
once. Martin Donnhnr m.romiut surety
md the mea were released.
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Killed M Iichtn.-r

Eau Claire, Wa, June .2s,.-Lis.,tniny
strrta ~ falm Eolss mar Suy ,rtox,.,
twenty miles from Eau Claire, early this
morning and killed two n.ra ia.acl
Brulanlcna and llagedorn. who w,r.,
asleep IN tho soms bed. Brnmmend lives
at Fall Creek. He had gore to uaSe
dorn's farm to work for him.
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Duluth. MIMI, J,ne 2O.-A large malt
Irg house, to llalt 100000 bushels of
bytley annually, il to DO built hero this
season. A large harley market has been
Grkcd up hero in the last two years foF
this purpose.
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Rochester. n. Y, June 22.-Step.lon
Kirk. telephone rnemnn, was killed by
coming in contact with trolley w;ye
While at work to-day.
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In the Prinon City

Saltwater, Mum. June 21.-The dele.
gates to the national prison congress ar.
rived here over the Is. Paul Il Duluth
road at las y. M. After partaking Of
dilin"r the delegates We're es.ort II
through the Institution, viewing every
point Of Interest. All enjoyed the day.
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AT Mnnitowoc Next Yea.,

Fond du Lac, Wis, June 23.-The re-
lrien of the Twenty first closed last
night with camp Gre at Armory =.
At the business meeting Ferdinand Os-
ttnfclt of New Holstein was elected pres
ident, and ]. H. Woodnorth, Milwaukee,
secretary. The eighth annual reunion will
be held at Manitowoc.
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plerlent Company with loss Of $780,.
0O0. Th-ee 6rem N and thrc0 citizens
vera injured By falling walls.
Gerhardt Schuyler Of Damlonsville.
Clinton county, NJ, committed suicide
by shooting himself in the head. The
deceased was upward Of 80 years Of
age.
James Perry, a Virginia negro, who
introduced smallpox into Knoxville,
Tenn, Inst winter, was killed by un-
known persons near police headquar-
ters at Knoxville.
=. r. Martin has disappeared at VAL
paraiso. Ind, and 1t now develops he
Is short In his accounts with the Val
paraiso Building and Loan association,
Of which he has been secretary for sev.
eral years.
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Cx...r" Killed 1xo.

Ra:Hor, $. d.. Iane 2222-A cyclone
'nSse,l northeast # here ycstefA,y, To-
tally DESTROYING fourteen hoases and kill
IA: Il ch;l1 # Ioi.n Sa:n;tlt. Tao rest Of
t.,r fatally v'rra de-: rously hurt. A
n,a!, III :.cd JOHN L., vas also killed,
y ,""y heavy rain fe:l through tho
cCCLtr
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sportinr Man suicid...

Rad Wing, Minn., Jun. ..-George q,
tipskins. q saloonkeeref and general
sporting man, suicided by shooting him.
self in the left temple this morning. He
was financially embarrassed. This and
dependency is believed to be the cause.
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Rco'sket.peE Eu.l:Sssfel 4.

sn::nghe.l. Mass, '4ns 22.-E. C.
kn,,r pee, hao''keep"r oe Tho Chicopee Ma
tiaaai hank. eslbszzlcd 10 the amount of
Sc5,GGo.
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K,rsas City. Jun. .There have
bc,n more deseitious in the coa.monweal
{. MP in the Last Bottoms, and out Of
ECO men who drew rat:ols q week ago
not ere than l50 are no'S in calnp..
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Literally True.

Preacher-Little boy, do you know
where you will so II you play ball on
Sunday2
Little Boy~syess, sir; to dc baseball
ground.
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Foreign Gossip.

Chief Justice Coleridge, who has been
seriously Ill for some time past, is very
low.
A correspondent at Caracas, Venc-
zuela, telegraphs that six newspapers
which have opposed tho government
have been suppressed.
The negotiations between Signor
Crispi and Zelardi have been produc-
tive Of no results, and the ministerial
crisis ut Rome continues.
The Berlin Post says that Emperor
William has ordered the chief Of police
to make to him special report OH the
boycott that Is now in force against
the breweries.
George Gould has had IN interview
with the prince of Wales, and they
have arranged for q series of matches
between the princes cutter Britannia
and the Vigilant.
The Vienna Fremdenblatt publishes
dispatch from Buda Pcsth giving a
report that the emperor has accepted
the cabinet formed by DIR. Wckerlc,
including Herr von Szilayyf.
A small number of socialists attempt
ed to make demonstration at the
Parnasse cemetery. The police inter-
vened aud ordered the crowd to dis
perse, which order was quietly obeycd.
A dispatch from Hamburg to the
london Times says that the police
seized $1,000 counterfeit American five
dollar notes in the lodgings used by
the three counterfeitcrs arrested Fri
day.
The Svoboda publishes the pro-
gramme Of the government opposition
which advocates an alliance with Tur-
key, open support Of the policy Of the
triple alliance and friendly relations
with the other Balkan states.
The president Of Salvador makes a
demand upon the American consul at
Libertad for the surrender of the late
vice president and his staff, who are On
board the United States ship Bcnning-
ton.
In tile chamber of represent ltivcs ut
Brussels the members of the left an
nounccd that they intended to leave,
as according to the constitution the
chamber could not sit after June u.
Notwithstanding this the chamber will
continue to sit.
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Rraddock. Pa, June 2O.-A cloudburst
Is reported over the Turtle Creek valley.
six miles from here, destroying growing
crops. and hurling houses from their
foundations.
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DFOwned In the Chippewa.
Chippewa Falls, Wis, June 23.-An-
drew Koiseth, a tailor, was drowned in
the Chippewa river at this place last
night.
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Chief Justice Coleridge, who has been
seriously i'll for some time past, is very
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THE TORPEDO DeAT,
~he Erirss,n May Have Some
Trouble mt the RnnilS.

Shc Erirsspn May HIVE Some
Trouble at the Rapids.
Dubuque, Iowa, Jure 23.-Thc torpedo
beat Ericsson vas t,wed cut of the Iowa
lion works navy ard to-day, her immedi-
ate destination. being st. Louis. where a
week will be consumed in completing the
vessel. She. will then steam for New
London, Conn.,, and, after making her
trial trip OH the Long Island course, will
receive her Armament at the Newport
navy yard. The Ericsson is taken ta
st. Louis to De finished be,alio tho water
is fnlling so rapidly that If she remaiac,l
here another week she might not be able
TO get over the Rock Island rapi ia. IL
fi'ct, there is some apprehension on til d
score already. The Ericsson draws four
feet nine inches of .water, and it will
take careful handling to keep her of th.
rocks The journey down the Mississippi
will bc made b. Lieut.. Usher, who will
cGn:Tand the vessel; Lieutenants Wind.
sol and Bankson, ulslrr whose superv:s.
ion she was constructed, and by Presid .nt
Il. NJ: Dictcy and Supt. Hopkins. of TIE
Iowa iron works. Lieut.. Windsor has
tGcn ordered to Cramps navy yard and
been assigned to the Minneapolis us chief
ergircer. He will reach there before
the trial trip, July 8.
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Washington. June 21.-1'he senate has
confirmed the nomination of Franklin g.
Holbrook. to be postmaster ut Minnca.
polls, MINI.
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BOYCOTT PULLMANs.
,Astioa f4ke. sy TAe America. Rail-.
way UAloA. s. :.

Chicago, June 23.--The American Rail.
way union committee which had been up.
pointed during the morning to wait upon
the officials Of the Pullmun Palace Gar
c, mpony made a report ut once upon the
opening of the afternoon session, which
was behind closed doors. C. A. Timlin
of Rooderous, ILL.,, chairman of the com.
n.:ttec, reported that they had been re.
ccived by Vice President Wickes, of the
Pullman company. They stated to Mr..
Wyckes that they We're committee Of
the A. II. u, appointed to once more ask
the Pullman company 10 arbitrate the
differences between the company and the
men OH strike. Mr.. Wyckes replied that
Trey already had stated the position Of
the company OH this question, and the
situation remained unchanged. He stated
further that the Pullman company would
not receive for consultation any commit
tee representing the A. II. u.
The committee thereupon notified him
that unless the decision is reversed be-
fore IL o'clock, noon, OH Wednesday
Eext, the A. Il. U. will declare gen
elal boycott on all of the dining and
sleeping curs of the Pullman company in
the country. No reply was given to this
and the committee left without further
parley. When this was made known to
the convention in executive session a
motion was unanimously adopted declar.
ing u boycott on the Pullman cnrs begin
ming ut noon next Tuesday unless some
word is received from the Pullman com.
ppny before that time. This motion was
checred to the echo, and when it had been
adopted the delegates arose from their
seats and chccrcd Justify.
'"'Aftcr discussion of the Pullman strike
the convention proceeded to elect direct.
ors for the ensuing year. President Dells,
Vice President Howard. l.. w. Rogers,
james Hogan, Roy Goodwin and W. Il.
Burns We're elected directors by acclaim.
"tion Two more, completing the board,
will be chosen tomorrow. Secretary
Kelihcr was reelected by occlumation
After adopting resolution in favor Of
timetallism, the convention adjourned.
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Washington, June 23.-Immediately on
eonvening to-day the house went into
committee Of the whole OIL the antl-option
bill. The bill was read by sections for
amt ndments. and Mr.. Aldrich of Illinois
offered the first amendments. inserting
flour" in the list of agricultural products
AffpCtpd hy tho h;ll TY,u hnuvo nv "a ynt.,
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Rehellioa snh.idins.

Times from Pekin says that the rebellion
In Corea 10 subsiding.
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vapcouveur. B. c., Jun'
u,vuanr lSoNlGnG

Fraser Ia sail falling fast. and some
thirty Of the mills Of the New West
minister are atoat " resume operations.
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brewery scorched.
Mating House for Duluth.

Sora ranton. Pa, June O.-The E. Rob.
irsen l. SeG brewery was damaged by
fire to-day to tho extent Of $00,OOO
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Personal Mention.

Rt. Rev. r. NJ. d. Ward, of the
African Methodist Episcopal church,
died suddenly of heart failuce.
Muley Hassan, sultan of Morocco, is
dead. 1t Is thought that he was poi
sOned.
Don Frederick Madrazo, the distin-
guished Spanish painter, died at Ma
drid.
e. o. Pickering has been nominated
for governor by Kansas Prohibition
lists.
Sir Matthew Ballie Degbie, chief
Justice of British Columbia, died last
evening.
Ellen Terry's first husband was Geo.
Frederic Watts, the eminent and vet
teran Royal academician, still living,
! and past seventy.
Justice White, of the United States
supreme court, was married to Mrs.
Linden Kent at Burkeley Springs, Va,
Saturday.
Master Bronislaw Huberman, the
new ten-year-old violin srodigy, who
is now astonishing London, is Pole,
0ur feet high.
assProf. David b. Scott died Of bron-
sC1Mtts, aged 72. He held the chair OF
English literature In New York col
aege.
), George A. Dickel, head of the large
Wholesale liquor firm Of George A.
Z Hlckel a. Company, Nashville, Tenn,
:tstdead.
Mrs. Alice Ramsey, niece Of Andrew
Jackson. died of pneumonia. She was
q field nurse during the late war, and
was borni n 1916 In Algiers. La.
The supreme court Of New Jersey
his decided that Miss Mary .Philbrooke
of HolNkcn cannot be lawyer, as the
court has no jurisdiction to compel the
board to examine her.
Sir George Williams, who founded
the Young Mems Christian association,
Is q retail storekecper. He is president
of fully thirty religious and philan-
thropic societies, and director In as
many more.
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Ready for the Engllsh.

OGi0n, JNIie' The iEOnclnls Magcn-
a., Admiral Dupcrre, and tho Alsier,
under Admiral Gadaud, hGve been ordered
to Algerias, Spain, where these vessels
will await instructions In view of tho
Possibility Of Great Britain reinforcing
the Gibraltar division Of her Mcdiicl.
l&nean fleet. Algerias Ia about six miles
vest of Gibraltar,
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Washington, June 22.-There vas
fairly good attendance in tLc galleries in
anticipation of the Or, aing of the income
tax debate when Vice President Htevrpr
son called the senate to order. Az soon
as the clerk lad read the first section Of
The income tax provisions Mr.. Hill, who
assumed the leadership of the opposition
to those provisions, toak tie floor and de-
livered carefully prepared argumrnt
against the incorporation Of IN mcone
tax in the tariff bill. Mr.. Hoar utcp.,
Mass.) made somewhat long argument
egainst il, dwelling particularly on its
iuexpediency iu time Of peace and its Oh
jectionable features as Il form of raisins
revenue for the federal government. Mr..
Aldrich moved that the date on which the
iEcome tax should cease be Jan. 1S9S.
The finance compromise amendment TO
the house bill, which provided no time
limit, fixed the date on which 1t should
cease as Jan. 1, 1900. The amendment
was defeated-23 to 30. All the Demo-
Gratis voted against it, together with
Messrs. Dubois. Teller and Mitchell Vt
Oregon. Republicans, and. Allen. Kyle
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-29

Steele. N. D., June The house and
barns Of Emmct Crouch of l-ogan ,oun-
ty. twenty miles south, burned Tuesday
night. Loss, $1,000. No insurance.