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Fell. tn I4ef Death.

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. ia horrl-
aAHle tragedy was witnessed by a large
( '1pwd Of spectators ut Glendale Park,
SG66r this city. yesterday afternoon.
ss1llsgL Lulu Randall Of Detroit, Mich,
who Inns for some time past been max
M balloon ascensious, was almost in
slT Killed. She ascended safely to
q 1000 feet altitude, and when
ae nal was given cut the parachute
slO6se arened and she descended
safely nntll she was about seventy
;AYe rom the ground when the
p6fncA 9tfted into tree with such
leep wsa Thrown against q
IL gA broken. She fell
Id ltlie 4p6 though physcinns
Mese s1ilE aied soon afterwarsl.
M reniea TIll ibe sent to Detroit,
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Tr,,de In,nroye..

New York. Aug. 11.-I.mdstrccts says
evidence continues to accumulate fiat
the earlier portion Of July witnessed
the lowest point in the ebb of the COM
mercial tide. in the REACTION after The
moderate revival in the spring. The
practical cessation of various industrial
disturbances Of the year has clnplla-
sizrl tho tendency to improvement re-
ported by telegraph from leading man
ufacturing and commercial ccntcrs this
week.
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RRMBINA sPEMBIN .eo oUNTY, Nsll -


IN n 80 - AOvvs 00s Y, t
~ Duluth Aug. 0.-Tlie cut in elevator
charges was made by the Great Northi
.em to-day. II has created consterna!
ton among the elevator men at this
lead OF Lake S:puIior. VITO sec In ihiS
n,eye an ED to the large dividrials
Is'at elevator properties hnve been ps..
ing IN rast years. General MannSrr
harrington. Of the Eastern Minncs,.:,
lead, thfi,ks the move wiz be great
benefit To- tile farmers OF the Norti,
west. He says President j. J. fill has
hill the natter under contemplation
for year, and some time ago gave y
cal elevator Mcla Il strong hint that lir
intended to nl,tke some S.tch ,r,A.
Tue rates arr hot quite satisfactory III.
Atr. Hill. III. Is IN favor of ctn, :;.ngs
aatlling whatever for the huadli.g :,n.l
storing OF grain In elevators, locking
upon his great warehouses merely us
freight sheds. For some time, owing
to the Decreasing price of wheat, the.
farmers Of the Northwest have be-
come more and more discuntented,
aud the tendency is to make fnrlningi
unpopular. Every item of saving In
the cost Of transportation must benefit
some one this side of the London mar.
sASss ssA4SA SAAaAS POA AoOAA - GuC AGta
less the commission man falls to ,ls4.
him white, aud ii the Great Northern
finds that the commission men are
charging shippers old rates under the
new order Of things the company will
take steps to make their mldllemen
disgorge. Mr.. Harrington thinks that
the only persons who will be adversely
affected are owners Of other elevators,
and even In their cases 1t will practl-
cally amount to nothing, for they have
been filling their warehouses with
wheat bought by themselves, against
which they Immediately sell futures.
1t has been the practice with some Of
the elevators to make special rates to
big commission men and make tho lit
tie ones pay the card rates. Some of
the elevator men waited OH Mr.. Far
rtngton to-day and threatened to have
the certificates OF the Great Northern
elevators ruled Off the Duluth board OF
trade. Mr.. Harrington replied that
would not bring the railroad to terms.
Us 1t was not necessary to the success
Of the scheme that the wheat should
be sold on the Duluth board The only
reason Mr.. Hill did not wipe out the
charges altogether was that he did not
want to wipe out the vested interests
at the head of the lake and In Minnean .
oils. 1
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.,r Tin rInte wor,x.

Pittsburg. Aug. II. = General Mall
ngcr David b. Oliver, of the Oliver
Iron and Steel company, is authority
for the statement that the South i7;f.
tecn,Il street plant of the company will
soon lie turned into one of the larSas!
and perhaps the largest tin plate wnr'ss
in the ;:::orld. The deal will lm lar- ,ly
governed by the tariff settlement. and
is to be operated by co1mpany nf
Eastern gentlemen. The capital stuck
will he S50O.O00. 1t is said that :hc
plant Will be in operation In Il few
months.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
THE STREET CAR SYSTEM.
milwaukee Wants to buy It-Al

Milwaukee Wants to Buy It-Also
the City Electric lightning Plant,
milwaukee,. Aug. 9.-Ald. Ranschen-
berger introduced Il resolution at q re-
cent meeting of the common council
calling for the appointment of a COM
mittee of five TO ascertain whether 1t
Is possible for the city ut this time to
purchase the street railway system. In
the preamble Of the resolution it is
stated that the protest Of the street
railway CO mpany against its recent
increase In assessments makes it ap-
pear us II this was good time to
purchase both the street railway and
electric lighting systems. The preamble
further asserts that large proportion
Of the taxpayers of the city Of Milwau.
kec believe that the street railway sys-
TEN should be owned and operated by
the municipality, ana it is believed that
the present time would be a fayorable
ono to acquire the system, which n
now owned by a corporation.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
Poison In Milk.

PIattsmouth, Ncb., Special
four persons ut the Slciding boarding
house were poisoned yesterday, the drug
being plasec in the Ililk served at the
breakfast table. Many of them are scri.
ously injured, but no fatal consequences
.ars now feared, except in the case Of
Robert Schaefer, merchant. The VIC
tins were stricken an hour after. partak-
ing Of the milk and every person In the
hotel was rendered violently Ill. The
food remainin. was subjected to chem
tcal analysis, and the milk was found to
contain quantityo poison, the nature
Of which will not be .divuIged until, a
recently discharged employc. who is said
to have Made threats aginst the hotel pro.
prietor q located.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
Rupist in Custody.

Duluth, Aug. 9.-.lamcs Ryan, who
was arrested last night for rape com.
mtted on child eight years old, was
recognized to-day rs the man who also
committed the same crime on a child
OF fve years. sister of the other lit
tie girl. Had 1t not been for the timely
arrival of the police at the capture last
night Ryan would have been very
roughly handled by Il party OF thirty.
five men looking for him.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
Suit for SANDER.

West Superior, Wis, Specialize. q.
Mills. cap.lidate for the Republican con.
srcssionsl nomination in the Tenth dis
.trict, will start snit against II. A. Flower,
$. Il. Middleton and the Middleton Manu-.
facturing company, publishers Of the
Morning Leader, for &25 900 damages for
libel. He hns also prepared papers in
suit against Judge Solon II. Cloush, al
leging SANDER during the recent cam.
paign in Pierce county.
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nrakemcn K,l,ea

Hayward, Wis, Aug. a.-.yohn Cato.
brakeman on freight No. 72, Conduc.
tor Pauley, was run over ut Cable thia
morning and had one leg cut Off near
the knee, and the other near the trunk.
Section men brought him here to a
surgeon, but he died on the way. He
gave his name but not his residence.
and nothing is known of him. The
train crew was not aware of having
lost him. He was about twenty-five
yearS old
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lgAIsEp / / b ) {
il, niSIH In q nprSHi II i; 3 = Is III
IN low !Ess M
\ DaEsaxcmnn Mt Charfton Iksils
His Sweetheart, Mdrtally Weunds
Her M0ther and Sister and Then
Ends His Osyn Life. 1g'..1.

~ .psts-sy lsi.s q. .
Ottumwa, Iowa, Aug. 9.-Windeld
8. jenkins, night baggageman for the
Burlington at the depot at Charlton,
Iowa, shot his sweetheart, Julia MUIR
ply, her sister Josie, their mother, Mrs.
Eliza Murphy, and himself. jenkins
and Josie arc now dead, while the
mother and younger sister are fatally
wounded. jenkins had been devoted to
Julia for five years and she had ne.
ceivcd Ills attentions Mrs. Murphy
kept a boarding house and jenkins
boardcd there. Becoming more and;
more enamOretl each day Of Miss Muir.
ply, lie became mere bold In speaking
out against the attentions Of other men,
until after Il quarrel over the matter
q few days ago, Mrs. Murphy request
ed Jenkins 10 find anotlar boarding
place. This he did and did not seem
to feed at all hurt, hut kept calling at
the Alurphys No one knows why he
became particularly excited and jeal-
GUS to-day, but he Went over to the
house in Il bad moo;l lie had some
wards with Julia about the attentions
of man. He then drew a pistol and
shot her. jenkins then turned to the
mother, who had stepped into the
room, and shot her twice without q
word. He then stepped into hall
where the sister stood and shot her,
killing her instantly. He then blew his
own brains out, firing the pistol into
his right temple.
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can.uI mn MT flnme,

Red Wing. AIinn.. Aug. II. - Hon.
Frank u. Hall of Pine Island. who has
been United States consul at Monte
vilco. I'r,gunY. South America. has
returned home. his term having OK
pircl. He received his appointment
from President Harrison five years ago.
The first two years lie was consul for
Paraguay. but the last three years lie
has acted in similar capacity for
Uruguay
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
ROBERTS WILL TELL.
4 Deputy County Auditor Worries
BO0dlers by His Return.

SRaSS OV0uty AuUItOr WOffACN
Boodlers by His Return.
Sioux City, Iowa, Aug. 9.-rhe ut
most CONSERVATION was caused among
the defendants in the county "bood-
ling" Investigation by the return of
e. Il. Roberts, one of the principal wit
nesses against the county board, who
was spirited out of the county at the
opening of the case by the attorneys
for the defense. Since his disappear
ance the citizens committee has been
looking for him and has just succeed
ed In locating and bringing him back.
Roberts had been deputy auditor for a
number of years past end knows more
OF the proceedings Of the board than
any other man in the county. 1t Is ex-
pected that he viii give some. yery
damaging testimony against the board.
The citizens committee is permitting
no one to see him and 1t Is not likely
that he will fall into the boards llands
again. He has agreed to testify Tor the
prosecution,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
Fire Mt MACK river Falls.

Black River Falls, Wis, Aug H.
There is continuous line of fire east
and north of here, extending over fifty
miles. Many portable mills hare been
burned with all their lumber. The
prospect is very gloomy for this county
for another year in the berry crop.
no much OF tile territory has bren
burned that there will bc no blucbcrrics
next year and NO cranberrlcs for two
or three wears
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
Hot Wave in Tennessee.

Nashville, Aug. ia hot wave has
prevailed in Middle Tennessee all this
week, the Thermometer marking - and
over, today rc;lclling 81. Vegetation
Is suffering AMI crops i'll many local..
ties need rain badly. A continuation
of the heat and dry weather will bad
ly damage the corn crop.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
stn,.a,pr Array Among

staI.alnE Array Among Trnmps.
Now Ulm, Minn., Aug. 1O.-In
drunEen row between tramps on the
river flats last night man named Jim
Tnrnoy was terribly stabbed In she side
with dirk, and may die. The man
who did the stabbing escaped before
the officers arrived.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
Myominr Dcmocrnts.

Cheyenne. W'.o.. Aug 1.-THE fol-
lowing ticket was put In nomination
by the Democratic state conventions:
Governor. Tribal of Sheridan: sccre-
tary Of state. Elliot of Cheyenne; au-
'tlitOr. Fierce nf Green l.ivrr; treasurer.
Willianls of Buffalo; superintendent Of
public instruction. Follman Of Sara
tosa: supreme judge. O'Connor Of
cheyenne.
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Wheat In Like County, S. d.
Madison, 8. D., Aug. 10.-I.ake coun-
ty wheat will average about six bushels
to the acre, less than half of lust
years average. A few fields will yield
Is to 20 bushels per acre, others are
not worth cutting. All the wheat is Of
the best quality.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
Wants nixorce.

Chamberlain 5. D., Specialization II.
P.tnam If Worcester, Mass, hus fled
with the clerk Of the court here pnpers
praying for divorce from his wife
Katie A. Putnam. Putnam charges that
she treated him with extreme cruelty
during their marrisd life, and specifies the
numerous instances.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
Chr Conn, ,,nnics Combine.

Chicago, Aug. ia combine was
effected to-day between the Siemcncs-
Holske company, the great electrical
institution, the Wells French Car COM
pany and tho Grant Locomotive works.
The capital stock of the new concern
is $2,OUV,OUO.
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Not Our NInxor

san Diego, Cal, Aug. "a stranger
giving his name as Smith, claiming to
be banker Of st. Paul, came down
from San Pedro on the schooner Mer-
chant July 27. He disappeared at once
and has not been heard from since. He
had $500 in greenbacks in his posses
sion, according to the skipper of the
schooner, and had paid for passage iu
advance to return to San Pedro.
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Warn, I'm 81. LouI..

st. Louis. Aug. li.-Thc weather OK
prriencel in st. I.Guis and vicinity to-
day was the hottest Of the season. tl.a
thermometer registered 90 degrees in
the shade. At times during the day Il
cool breeze tempered the intense heat
somewhat and allayed the suffering of
man AMI beast.
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halfway. Reduce. Wages.

Denver. Aug. li.-Reccivcr Trrmbull,
of the South Park railroad, has ordered
"a reduction Of wages. and as the mnn
understand that unless the road can
he made to pay expenses 1t will have
to he closed. 1t is believed they will
accept the new schedule.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
Opera House in Ruins.

Jamestown. n. Y. Spccial.-Allen's
opera house caught fire last evening and
the interior was Quilted. The building
cost 1000, and is practically ruined.
1t is insured for S21.OO0 The Ere is sup.
posed to have originated from an ex,
ploSion of chemicals back of the stage.
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For "A st. Paul Lady.

Washington. Aug. 11.-AIrs. w. u.
Mccoy Of st. Paul. widow Of the
United States minister to Liberia, will
have a hlll introduced In congress by
Mr. Kirfcr to pay her sum equal to
one year of her husbands salary. as Is
customary where ministers die abroad.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
Mr. smith,s Traxels.

LIE Sucur. Mimi, Aug. 10.-E. Il.
Smith, president Of the Bark Of lie
Sucur, that closed last year, was again
convicted yesterday and sentenced to
ninety days In Jail. Mr.. Smith took
an appeal but was arrested on a new
complaint for the same offensc.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
;sIr Lumber Fleet.

Duluth, AIinn., Aug. II - Ninrtrcm
lumber vessels are loading here to.'':,r
with 15.000.O00 feet of lumber. I':,i
fleet is the largest ever loaded II: y"
lutll or any Lake Superior port.
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a Minne.noli. CoDner ,r,nc.

Grantsburg Wis. Special-NilnueapolIs
parties are organizing the Burnett Cop
per Mine company, property lying ten
miles south of here. For q number of
years mining men have had an eye on
this property, but not until lately has any
thing been done in the way, Of improving
it, The assay Of the ore results In show
ing Q rich deposit nf copper. with gold
and silver In small percentage. The
officers Of the company are: President,
= 1ksHhesman;. vice tpresiilent Robert
Dudke6u: se4retary and treasurer, A. A.
Coulos, u n Minneapolis.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
ch,rzea Win Forgery.

Goisc City, Idaho. Aug. 1O.--G. II.
Hinckley, deputy auditor OF Latah
county. has been arrested here charged
with forging warrants. The amount
involved is variously stated at from
5000 to $1,OOD.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
I,routl, r.roken,

Dcs Moinos. Aug II. = The long
drontl was practically broken In Iowa
yesterday. Reports from other parts
Of the state indicate that the rain was
general. Prom present indications It
will bc sufficient to revive crops. par.
TALLY, at least.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
s|Iulni,sI,ertrn.te Eyants.'

1
Iire tshieted $15 900 loss on the busi-
s etion afs 6af,.ah HtnOts
;ss & 1alael /. MsY6e1 s4otMng stOre ut
Il ~, var damaged 800 by dre.
|sss flsland living two miles from
I'D ia M1ps kicked and instantly
1o1se. S3 rs't =
&s ~ ' III, lssd 1t,, was run over
e. nut s'.ain and killed az
s1Iseess q sssollns expioded at st.
81 No., fatally bnrpinx Mrs. j.
81. HnmIston and her daughter.
i6SifS IN entire Hook ln ths bnsi-
+ norfion o. Canrks, Neb, Wls Do.
{ etpe1st1 IRE. Loss 1000. q
vIiiiaip. Arnstt, m aged farmer, was
ltned q deat forest fre ut
al ii 81 asS n XII. - IS:
n l,sosrs B. oassse, = 4 Pittsaeld, Mass,
3 B 1yroSae. aIed 50. was instantly KILLED "
i kfning. sss ~ .;ss3 II. 10 Z.
& ~ rifle sabern. i young aeEonaut
- Richmond, Ind. waa killed by mi!
@ lnx from d faulty parachute az Andef-
R. 3. Buci,anan.s store at Browns
& N. wnD destroyed by 1ke.
szasf fo1E 930O08 ON stock and $10, 900 on
uildanu: ~ Insurance. 8 :sssa: Z
ssiss Io1uesI II fa1sk and noyelty works
II sfcTf s1syre n = were destroyed.
6 Loss 10000. Two persons were
:ssss a. six.stoey l1ing On Fulton streAt
II New York, occupied by q number
q Asnss ma guttcd. The loss 2 puf
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Evangelist Mt Park Rapids.

Park Rapids. AIinn.. Aug. 11.-C. n.
Hunt, the lawycr-rvangclist' from Min
nGapnlis. his commenced series of
three weeks. THIS Is his sGcond vISIC
to this place, and he draws Il good
cOngrc.atiOu.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
struck ny Lightning.

Jefferson City, Spscial.-The main
building of Lincoln institute was struck
by lightning early this morning. and
harnci TO the ground. The loss to the
state will be $4,000. partly covered by
insurance.
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Marscilles, Aug 9.-An Italian an.
hrchist named Panetti has been ar
rested here. The prisoner, who recent
ly arrived from America, had in his
possession valise full Of dynamite.
Panctti was going to Italy in order to
commit outraSes.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
Looking far Crooks.

Ashland, Wis, Aug. 1O.-The police
nre looking for three crooks who sue
ceeded in passing large numbcr Of
forged checks on Ashland merchants,
In which the name of the Northern
Grain company of Ashland was used.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
DcIo. Granger Dend.

Eau Claire; Wis, Aug. 1S-Delos
Granger, wcll-to-do farmer who settled
in this country about thirty years ago,
died here last night, aged seventy
Years.
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w. T.. street Discovered.

st. Paul, Aug. n.-W. L. Street, who
disappeared from his boarding house Mt
4G7 Cedar street Thursday night under
circumstances which excited grave
fears among his friends. has been
found AMI is at present under the care
OF DIR. Pine at the residence Of his
cousin, Il. ii. White, $40 North Wash
iIGtOn StrGrt.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
A Zig Wheat Deal Recalled.

Cincinnati, Aug. 11.-Irwin & Green,
brokers of Chicago. to-day filed IL suit
against II. p, Lloyd. trustee a Il. l..
Harper. late president of the Fidelity
National bank. to recover the sum 0f
$.Ei,G}1 on their share Of dividends
thereon.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
Rurpiture Plant puruea,

indianapolis. Specal.-Stone's FurlM.
tire Manufacturing c"mpnnS plant, re-
Gently asslgn,.l and lately operated by the
Advance Manufacturing company. was
Totally. destroyed ty fir. ut IN early
hour this morning. The lost will reach
between $4,000 and 100000 aud is fully
insured.
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Not water Enouun to saiI On,

Not Water EMOuEh to Sail On.
saltwater, Mimi. Aug. 1O.--Naviga-
ton on the st. Croix and upper Mis-,
sissippi will practically be suspended in
a day or two unless the water rises
Bouts handling logs arc lying at places
along the river.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
Indicfeu for aIur,l.r,

Hastings. Mimi. Aug. 11.--Jnhn Ivan,
who killed Policeman Albert jacobson,
was indicted for murder In the first de-
gree by The grand jury to-day.
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Fear ~ I.acIsin:. s,rl,,..

Sioux City. Iowa, Aug. 11.-Apprc-
tensions exist here that the strike in
the packing houses ut Omaha Lay OK
tend to the packing houses here.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
Water for winue,,nso.

Winnebaso City, Niinn., Aug. IL.
The contract has been let and work
commenced on the pumping station,
and within sixty days Winnebago City
will have one of the best systems Of
water wolks in the state.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
(.r.n,s RefrcsI,el.

Wiilmott. $. d.. Aug 11.-Thc heavy
rain Of last night is good for csn.n,
grass and potatoes. Wheat yields from
five to twcnty-one bushels per acre
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Nhinin a:n.,.l Mu.lc

Aberdeen, $. d., aug. 11.-1'hc grain
palace management and state fair llvc
engaged the services of the Iowa state
bMnl for the forthcoming exhibitions.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17

4 Washington, Aug. 9.-S. A. Wilcox
was to-day appointed postmaster at
Mountain. Iron, st. Louis. county,
Mimi, vice ]. b. Richardson, resigned
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Hnstinr. Ln,lx nI..

Hastings, Mimi, Aug. 9.-Mrs. James
NJ. Gere, an old and esteemed resident
Of this city. died from peritonitH To-
day, aged sixty-tive years.
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unra Luck ia. ,I,nc-x.


Tlttsbnrg, Aug. lit is expected
that tie effect OF the Columbus scale
will b. a.:!iiiirtl within the next week.
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Poxtmn.tcr J. q. ChnmuIon.

Washington. Aug. III. &. Champion
was to-tiay appointed postmaster at
North Crantlon. Forest county, Wis,
vice tiailc Bailey, removed.
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Ic Mnrs VIII Entertain knights.
lie Mars. Aug. H. - Marsllalltown
WAS selected as tho next place of meet
ing Of the grand lodge Of Iowa, Knights
of PytAias.
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Jua~. C.,well nennct Dead.

VuuHe OH""GH es De"u'
Hopkinsville, Ky, Aug 1O.-Judge Cas-
we'll Bennett, chief justice Of tile court
Of appeals Of Kentucky, died suddenly
today in this city. His death was the
result of rheumatism.