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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-24
coLD-DLooDED MURDER.
y. oman and Her Baby the victin
q Causeless Crlme.

=. oman and Her Baby the victin Of
q Causeless Crime.
Seattle, Wush., Aug. 1G.-Mrs. Miller,
wife of John Miller, foreman Of the
Bayview brewery, and her eighteen
months-old daughter were found in the
Miller home last night with their heads
beaten to Jelly. The husband was
also fired on by the murderer. The
weapon used was a sawed-Off hammer.
The pole arrested three men and be-
lieve that ut least one Of them has
guilty knowledge of the crime. The
crime was one Of the most c0ld-bloOded
and causeless ever pcrpetrated In the
Northwest. The murderers had ran
sacked the house, breaking open draw.
ers and truLk
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ER16htfal WRECK On the R0ok Isle
ana In Nebraska.
Kansas City, Special-A special to
the Times from Lincoln, Neb., says!
One Of the worst railroad wrecks iE
this section for years occurred shortly
after 10 o'clock last night The north.
bound Rock Island passenger jumped
over q high bridge four miles from
this city. Enght people are known to
be killed and several injured. It was
Q local train consisting Of engine, ten.
der, baggage, smoking car and coach.
Tho engine and combination car went
over the bridge, leaving the coaches
suspended In the trestle. Two passen.
gers and o brakeman Of the end coach
were not injured. They managed to
release two others. The killed ape:
Conductor @. d. Standard, Engineer
Ike Depew. fireman, name unknown;
three travelling men and two farmers.
names unknown. Tho engineer and
fireman are buried under the engine.
Others are supposed to have been
buried In the wreck, which caught re
soon after breaking through the trestle.
The injured are: II. #. Scott, express.
man; G. d. Eherref, mail clerk; /. 8.
Bell Of Lincoln; travelling man. About
twelve others were injured, but theiF
names are not yet known. In response
ta . telephone message from the state
prison near the wreck, Q party OF phy.
iicians, police and fire department Went
70 the scene and rendered all assistancl
pooGb1A
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MYSTERY OF DEATH.
How DID Henry G. Elson Meet m
Untluely Eudf

How DID Henry c. EIson Meet m
Untlsuely EndS
Minneapolis. Special-Henry C. III
son, a salesman In the employ "a til,
Goodyear Rubber Company, was takeI
by cramps while bathing in Lake Cal
houn last night and drowned. He was
q young man twenty-five years Of agr'
and came here from Winnipeg. For
some time he resided at 9O2 First ave
nuc north. Elson was member OF
the Westminster Presbyterian church
and was highly respected in church
and business circles The body was
found this morning by patrolmen of
the Fifth precinct. The story Of the
accident ia somewhot confused, as par.
trqlaW in regard to 1t cannot b,
gained on account of Horace c
ThOmps0n's sad condition. He Ia th'
only one who can reveal the facts, as
he was out on the lake with Elson. I'M
his mind is today blank as q result
9f the accident.
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Cavesi In.

Scranton. Pa, Special-A mine n.
DERIVING part Of the western portl0a u
this city cavsd In this afternoon for
distanc. Of three blocks, air.c.iog r.op-
erty valued q: IL tr:arter u u !nllliGn
Gollnrs and causing sn excitement
which almost vrrstsl IN panic amNny
the Residents Of the locality. The cave
III was csl:Scl by :o3.d,; the pillars
which supported tile .M.: Df the mine.
E." snme time past :H"n hive been tax
mis cut there supp,-'s III tic diamond
breaker Of the Delaw.rs I4acknWanA
n Western company With scartxly q
moments warNNI: a lnrgc section II
TIC roof fell. eHrry!ng the upper surface
with Il. The prOlsct.y extending flusl1S
the corner of Fellows and Eighth street.
sunk from one inch to four feet. TwesDs
ty-eight houses were wrecked. y
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Mexican YenEeancs.

Mexico City, Mex, Aug. 17.-Silvero
and Santiago villegas, two brothers.
were killed Last night by joaquin and
Felipe Galacia, relatives of Pillar Ga
lacia, the Sweetheart Of Silvero. The
young woman had been deserted by her
lover, who had the audacity to pass her
house with another woman. The
father and brother Of the young woman
immediately vowed vengeance, and,
waiting for the fickle lover where they
knew he must pnss on the way home
at night, killed him and his brother
with stilcttoes.
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Chinese Cruiser suuk.

Victoria, b. c., Aug. 1S.-Thc steam.
er Empress Of Jaran. which left Yoko-
hama Aug. has arrived here. She
brings news of the capture by the
Japanese Of Ii Hung Chang's favoritc
dispatch boat, the Bang Yang. She
also brings word Of the sinking of a
1rstclass japanese cruiser by the
Chinese man-of-war Chen Yuen, CON-
nanded by Admiral Liu Paitzeng. The
Japanese papers do not give the name
OF the cruiser that was sunk.
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FOR GOLD 13STfVER,
DECLARATION ongsixuI 4 x1d1iiln,cax &
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
It IL Declared T6Sx - nussIillsss,
Depression Wasuanssd ~ ~ -
peal Of the silves Act 80 ShsS =.
taslishnent OF IS osIAs Stanaard..
II

Washington, Aug l8The policy -
DC pursued In ndvauciiaE the princip2sS;
OF DimetailisM was 0dtliied 1T to daysG:
session OF the Anlefiean Il Bimetalncl
league conference. Speeches WeSO,
nude by several cOnEessnlen and bys
delegates fiOlG the variocs states. Mr.
Bland cfar,lc;t rixed the silver question
an purely II political one, and urged that
the political battles Of the future ha;
fought OH the proposition that any
change Of ratio must be nut n al,ey.
ance until the full restoration OF silver
u accomplished. SIS
Representative Coffen Of Wyomin9
referred to the money question 81 tie
ovelslodowinE issue before the country
and advocated mere money. ~ the only
reiief for general distress and discpo-
tent. Restoration Of silver to- an H.
rights and privileges It hnd 1t tle ulfzflll
before the dcmoEetixatiOn act az I0lI,
he declared, was the HsHt uten to -
taken in au money ref6eiis. s.
Mr.. Bryan OF Nebraska also MADE Z sa
short speech advocating unity OF action
among bimetallists.
A declaration was adopted recountfnr,
the repeal Of the silver nurchnae lav
and establishment Of the single eold
standard. whicl: has been Followed 81
steadily increasing depression; TINT Roa
has steadily Increased In value: -.
dustrlcs are everywhere naniyzai. "a.
bor is unsteady and precarlons: bnsi.
ness enterprise. Is imperilletl and deht.
ors made bankrupt. 1t is asserte,, that
there is NJ hope of relief until tho
double standard of 10 to I ia restored
and that the money question ia tho
supreme issue before tl,c conntrv
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Found . PetriAeA Man.

Sturgis, Mich, Aug. 1G.-Middlebure,
ind, southwest Of here, is greatly ex.
cited over the finding Of the petriied
body Of mar in a swamp by farmer
while digging a ditch. He succeeded In
exhuming the body, which weighed 400
pounds. Physicians pronounce 1t that
Of white man who must have weighed
about $50 or 1GO pounds when alive.
The only disfgurements are small
chip of one toe and one of the nose.
made by the farmers spade. A deep
depression in one shoulder looks a. II
the body had lain on piece qf wood.
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Washington. Aug. 1s-'rhc ways AMI
means committee voted to-day to pro
sent IL fifth special tariff bill making
silver lead ore free of duty. The Wilson
bill made these ores free, hut the Sell
ate bill put IL duty of 81 cent 81 EMin.
on them. At the meeting to-day the
Democrats voted for the free silver
lead hill and the Republicans against
it. The motion to report was carried.
unl Mr.. Tarsncy Of Missouri will make
the rcnnri OH Monday.
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wysnins Denoerats.

Cheyenne. Wyo., Special fol.
lowing ticket was put In nomination
BY the Democratic state convention:
Governor, Tidbal of Sheridan: secre.
tary Of state, Elliot Of Cheyenne; au.
dltor, Pierce Of Green River; treasurer
Williams Of Buffalo; superintendent OF
public instruction, Follman Of sara.
toga; supreme Judge, O'Conpor oS
Cheyenne.
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Russfan Neutrality.

Bernh, Speciar-A dispatch to Tho
fageblatt from st. Petersburg says:
I'm addition to the eight Russian war.
ships which sailed recently from vlad.
tvstock, under sealed orders for ,Corea,
the commander-in-chief Of Eastern 81.
IBERIA has been instructed to hold the
troops In readiness to march at any mo.
ment. Russia wishes Ia. maintain strict
neutrality. but as soon as IL constitu.
tional change occurs in Coren sllc viii
resOlutcly protect her interests." The
dispatch adds that France has declared
her readiness to cooperate with thu
Russian feet In the fur East
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Rock Island WIN maj II In.

Minneapolis. Aug. lS.-It was decided
to-day that the sale of the Minneapolis
Il st. Louis road ly the sheriff will take
place Oct. II. in Minneapolis. 1t will
take about S:.ODDiHn to redeem t..
property. and II is practically assure |
that the Rock Island system will hid
1t in. Tia, road already owns tho
biggest bunch of Minneapolis u st.
LOUIS bonds, which Gun he turned over
IN the deal.
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Iron Workers Assign.

Chicago. Aug. lS.-'l'lle Il. Il. iiarfis
company. architectural iron workers.
assigned to-day. The failure to collect
money on outstanding contracts. added
to the lullnt$s Of the iron business,
was the direct cause of the failure. The
assets are worth about $7O.tkHD. about
S4O.lAW of which are convertible. The
liabilities are $GO,WD.
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Liehtn,ae A,e.actea nv ce,..

Lightning Asseaete4 sy csss.
sious Falls, 8. D., snecal-iiiss
Cora Butler was struck Ey llshtnins
here this morning. She was Standing
outside the house and was rendered m:
conscious. Her shoulder was burned,
her left leg naralyzed and her clothes
get 0n IRE. She will probably recoyeS.
Two other bolts at the same tima
struck the house and outbuildina, badly
wrecking both. More rain fell here "a,
day than at any time dnos May il.
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San Jose. Cal. Aug. 1S.-l'rof. Camp
bell. of Licl; observatory. lmS demon
strated with the slmrtrOscope that the
planet Mars presents Ito evidence Of
having all atmosphere. Prof. Holden
says ii any atmospheric pressure OK
lists it is not as great as our highest
mountains. alNl thus popular fancics
concerning the planet are outgrOwn.
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THIS Is LAW.

Game Dir'in. Shot in season, ana
stored Until Now, Seized by n.
Game Warden.
81. Ia.ll, Aug. 1s.-Ac,ing upon In
formation received from some occ,,It
source the game commission ,lcscanda.s
uLoh the lhurston Cold Storage com.
plhy ana seized uncn some 800 birds
paced there by J. J. I'LL. ID. @. Shel.-
ar ard ana others If equal prominence.
INC SEIZURE was made upon search war.
i M -issstna AH tlsa a,uaici,la. eoprt TINT
that the birds We're sllOr.ti season last
faii, but that, under the law, does not
constitute a mitigating circumstance.
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New York. Aug. 1S.-It was learned
to-day that NJ. Is. Curtis. the actor. llas
just closed Il real estate deal involving
about S1NHD,OOO. Mr.. Curtis has
traded the Ill, tel Driskcl at Austin.
Tex. for ii,lHO lots at Lakewood. y. j..
owned by George II. Drclrr Aa'.
Curtis will build Il hotel OH 81 portion
of the property and probably make it
his home
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sANTo BEHrADED.

The Murder OF the President OF
France Avenged.
Lyons, Aug. 18.-Caserio Santo, the
assasstn OF President Cnrnot, was ex-
ecuted by the guillotine Mt ass a. m.
At 4:5O Santo was led out Of his cell by
the guards. He trembled as he emerged
from prison and had to be assisted to
the scaffOld. His face was deadly pale.
As he was being fastened down he
cried: "Vivc ranarchie." His death
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A rorsed Bank Draft.

Bralnerd, Minn., Aug. II. = Sheriff
Spalding returned from Hallock this
morning with Pat Carey, wanted here
for obtaining 500 on Q bank draft
forged on the State Bank Of Lisbon, N.
ID. The draft was for $500. and on
the Endorsement Of jerome Keheler the
above amount was advanced by the
First National benk and the draft sent
on for collection. But is was returned
and pronounced forgery. At
Kehelers irstance Carey was Jailed and
the examination. takes place this after
noon
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To the Encnu,nn,~,,.

Boston, Aug. 1s.-Thirtv delegates
from New England left the union Sun
tion today to attend the annual en-
campmcnt of the Sons Of Veterans at
Davenport. Iowa, Colnmander.in-
Chief Joccph McC.lbe, who will pre-
side mt the convention, accompanied the
delegation.
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.jIsON IN COFFEE.
A Hired Man Charged With Trying
To XIII His Employer.

10 XIII HIS Employer.
Albert Lea, Minn., Aug. 1S.--Justice
Stlccy's court wis busy all day yrster-
day examining Rush Smith. who III
charged with putting stiychnine In the
coffee of w. Il. Hatch, his employer,
with m,lrylerOus intent. The eXamin:,-
tiOn was not completed AMI wals al-
journctl until AIoialuy. Hatch Is u
farmer living in the eastern part Of the
county. and last spring liz hired Smith,
just from Misst uri. to work for him.
Hatch has $2.tNO on his life. AMI tho
policy IL drawn in favor Of his wife.
iiatch was pumped out anil is Il IL =
witness in court, hut 1t is said liz does
not lct.IlSe Ills wife uf culunlicitY
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Conarnea by me sen.te.

C0hufAed ~ the Senatee
Washington. Specialize senate, IN
executive session, confirmed the nom.
inntion Of Henry 8. Priest to be United
States district judge for the eastern
district Of Missouri, also Amos NJ.
Thayer Of Missouri United States cir
cult Judge for the Eighth judicial dis
trict, and Luther NJ. Embry to be post.
master at Shelbyville, Ill.
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WELLMAN TALKS.


Tells OF Struggles Through Almost
IApassable Ice.
Tromsoe, Norway, Aug. 17.-Walter
Wellman, with the crew of the crushed
steamer Ragnvald Jarl, arrived here
yesterday on the fishing yacht Beren-
tine, Capt johnson, from North Spitx.
bergen. All members Of the party are
well. Discussing the failure Of his ex-
petition to reach the pole, Mr.. Well.
man said to q representative of the As.
s0ciated Press:
After the loss of the Ragnvald Jarl
and the consequent breaking up of my
line Of retreat, I was compelled to mod.
lily my plans for the summers work
and make sure Of being able to return
to the coast of Spitzbergen earlier than
intended, though the expedition reached
within few miles of the 81st parallel
ON May Fl, eleven days from from
soc. The season had changed; to the
extreme ncrth Of the Seven islands,
sltuated at the extreme north of Spitz.
bergen, as Tar as we could see, were
masses of heavy, unbrokcn ice. which
appeared absolutely impassable. The
expedition then turned it's face east
along the northeast land, and though
the northeast gales broke up the Ice
which had promised to afford smooth
and easy travelling, the whole Northeast
lond was explored. Tho scientific mel
81. tee- party made many interesting
Capt. over y French or me st.,ss
'scusactti saal9ahingt gton, accurate-
~ surveyed Glarge part of the coast.
Among the points added to the map by
virtue Of the discoveries made during
this survey arc Capes Gresham, Whit
ney, Armour and Scott and Walsh
.island.' On July !, with the seven men
and aluminium boat, started to force
my way over the pack ice, but was
compelled after several days Of fright
fll struggling In the ice to give up the
attempt. On July 4 started to return
to Walden island, crossing Dove bay.
We were oil compelled for hours to
wade through water waist high. Wal
den island was reached on July 2?.
We waited fortnight in vain for open
water, and on Aug. 4 decided to push
through the ice. The attempt, which
was q most dangerous one, was wholly
successful, and our six boats reached
Low island on Aug. 9, where we sight
ed the Berentine. Eventually we hired
her to convey our party to Tromsoe.
We sailed from Low island on Aug. Z,
and reached Danes island on Aug. 8.
There we took OF Prof. Oyen, the &C.
OlOgist and Hierdahl, the ski runner
and sportsman from the University of
Chjstiann, and the stores which they
were guarding for us.
Though we were unable to get as far
rs we hoped in 1894, on account of the
loss Of our steamer and the bad nature
Of the season, am determined to try
the Spitzbergen route again in 1896"
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Cholera In Amster,a,n,.

Washington, Aug. 1S;4A dispatch re.
cefved ut tho marine hospital bureau
from Consul Downts announces that
there have beer twenty-nfnc cnses Of
cholera and n:nc deaths ut Amsterdam
IN the past two weeks.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-24
SENSATIONAL CHARGES.


kkGACEEG0 ABahno9 OCtEHOI 6CuOOA
Trustees BY Mayor Pingree.
Detroit, Mich, Aug. ia most SEN
sational episode occurred Mt meeting
Of the city school trustees last night
when four of the trustees, Joseph A.
Walsh, William q. Liphart, Milo H.
Davis and Julius Leichtenberg were
arrested and taken to police hcadquar.
ters, charged with accepting bribcs.
The Investigation was instigatcd by
Mayor Pingree, and the complaint was
sworn to by Detective Palmer, who
worked up the case. The charges are
accepting br!bes Of $25 from the rep
resentative of the 'Manitowoc Seating
company, Of Manitowoc. Wis, OH con-
dition Of their voting for awarding
seating contract to the company. The
arrested trustees were locked up to
await arraigrment, bail not being per
mitted.
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20 Uniforms In Theirs.

Laramie. Wyo., Aug. 1s.-T'lc dining
room girls in tho Union Paci \ hotel
here have struck on account of Mali
ager Markets order requiring them to
wear uniforms. Girls We're brought
from Kansas City to fill their places.
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Cantured u Forxer.

Redwood Falls. Mimi, Aug. 1S.-
Sheriff Blcthcn returned from New
Tim. where he captured John yves.
who forged IL check for S30 against
Charles Tiffany. Ives was committed
to the NicolIct county Jail.
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was irstantsrcous.
usual deinOnstraHOn,

was irstantarcous. There was no nm
usual demons tration.
.. NeMsplper representatives were al
Tbs crowd outside the lines at 8
o'clock was small, but from that time
1t quickly swelled until toward 4 the
crowd had grown to large proportions.
When the prcr arations of Diebler had
been completed he tested the guillotIne
and pronounced it satisfactory.
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Want. to he a Nun.

I4cavcnwortll, Kan, Aug. Is. Misi
entered the 81. M;ifyh carfi6url rl.Ritttaii !iiitttiaii
cmy here yesterday. intending to be-
come nun. She recently became Il
convert to the Catholic faith.
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Cav Companies Combine.

CAV C0NpaH~6t C0mHthes
Chicago. Special-A combine wits
effected to-day between tile Steiner"
Holske company, the great clectris.a
institution, the Wells. s.FreDch Car con,
pauy and the Grant Locomotive works
The capital stock Of the new concern
= 100000.
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Sent tn Gray Gnhl-

Washington, Aug. 1S.-Thc slndry
civil appropriation bilf W4,s received at
the White House from the capitol to-
day and sent at once to Gray Gables.
1t IL expected that It will bc. signed
before Monday evening and thus pre-
vent any lapse OF appropriations.
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Palnetto Reforners.

Columbia, 8. G., Aug 1.-THE reform
convention to-day nominated John G.
Evans for governor and DIR. Thinner
man for lieutenant governor. This IL
equivalent to an election, as the con-
servative Democrats are having moth
ing to do with the election. The rest
of the ticket will be nominated at
primary to be held Aug. %. The con-
ventlon adopted the Ocala platform as
its principles. Evans is only thirty.one
years old, 10 the author Of the dispens-
nly law and Q politician Ut the Till
man school
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Denver. SDecial-Iscceiver Trunbull,
sf the South Park railroad, has ordered
q reduction of wages. and as the men
understand that unless the road can
De made to pay expenses 1t will have
to be closed. 1t is believed they will
accept the new schedule.
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Blew Open a safe.

Cando. N. D., Aug. 1.-THE Office of
A. B. Mcdonald was entered by bur-
glars Inst night and the safe blown
open. One hundred and twenty six dol.
lars In cash and valuable papers were
taken.
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rounds to draw.
Many more foreigners leave the
United States for Europe than arrive.
Corn makes q jump Of seven cents
in Chicago.
Two large mills, q grocery and sew
erai small business houses burned at
Marion, Iowa. Loss, S75.O .O00..
g. Z. Ferris, proprietor Of one Of the
largest retail hardware stores in Gem
tral Missouri, has assigned.
OF the 96S deaths in New York last
were due directly to the heat.
Three hundred mines at Mystic, Iowa
struck yesterday because part Of their
wages is held back every pay day.
The miners strike at Dunfermline,
M, Is practically over. The men have
been ordered to take their tools from
the pits. Negroes will be put to work.
The large receipts Of fruit at San
Ffancisco have sent the price Of.
peaches and plums down to s cents a
basket.
Fifty thousand acres Of land have
been purchased in the State Of Arkan-
sas BY the slavok Colonization company
Of Pittsburg, Pa.
A rich strike Of lead carbonate, the
ore. (Which gave Leadvilless. Colo, its
great boom, has been made on Mineral
Hill, Cripple Greek, Colo.
AZ the camp meeting Of the Indiana
6SiHtuailsts Atty mediums INDUCED In
q war dance while under control Of In
dian spirits.
Extra meetings are necessary to ac-
,e1Gnn,odate the crowds Of visitors to the
4 f11ody conference at East Nerthaeld,
|F3aE4s1
Ovsg roo women voted insthe school
I A5ec4tW NJ Canton, III. Mrs. Carrie
lask As1eated EDhraim shadley by
~ = BiiI payention Of cosored
| Y04lIe n New Castle, Pa.,
me1s6rsg Ito the social and DO
HttcalsadvlH6 = OF the race will be
eos deEe sss
The GtAs apparently come to
TN concis6lNIj Il q no longer safe
tohstag noolt 10 aeA Francisco, and
the amerch1 pming BY
way o1 Mexteo.
A mas 1uusestinx 81 n "a ssayalrey,
! III. attended " vset A ers,. re-
suited In . uRanfl - 10 aceept
tre columbas scais inp1M-
Et.aQs. & Il ssS'ss !.
At ISonokos n 4. tss ~ Il.
| qrar house of Parker = 0kyt6e - = m
nSJgpment for ti,s benefit ef
J. H. Watsos being sppointsd
The assets an essl1yate6 at e1n N
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Receipt. Continue Mig.

Pittsburg, Aug. 1s.-YcstcrIay was
another busy day in the internal rcvc-
nue. office here, the receipts being S11S.-
O13.54. making IL total of x27G,:!722...:s In
three dayS
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-24
shsp Yards Durnea.

Copenhagen, Special Burlneister,
Vain & Co.'S ship yards at this place
were burned yesterday evening. The
yacht which this concern was building
for the cxar was damaged.