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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
Rexersse RulinRs.

Washington. June 2.-Judgc Lamoraux,
commissioner of the general land office,
commenting OH Judge Nelson's recent de.
cision in the Weyerllauser timber cases ut
Duluth. said to your correspondent:
"I1 is decision is. of course, an entire re.
vcrsal of the holdings of the interior de-
partnrnt for IL series of years. Here it
has been held that power of attorney
issued in blank on land to be thereafter
located by soldiers additional certificates
was not good ami that the entry must be
made by the soldier in person and for
his own benefit. still think this sound
law and good sense. Although the rule
was established years before | had any
connection with the department, hope
We may have ruling Oh it by the su-
prcme court, and for that reason hope
these cases nav be appealed,
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sym,,n,h, With Thorue.

Sioux Falls. 5. D., June I'm the cir
cuit court Judge Jones Overrulel the de-
murrcr to the indictment against Clerk
Of Court Tllorne for cinbezzling 81 900 Of
county funds during 1S!G!. The defend
ants attorney demanded an immediate
trial, and the case was called ut . o'clock
this morning. Considerable interest is
felt in this matter by the citizens of the
city and county. some, and perhaps IL
minority of them, thinking that it is
simply Il piece of persecution. as every
body knows that the money would have
been paid to Mr.. Thorne's deputy by the
county commissioners if it had not been
charges that ne used the money On Oh hinaj-
self, but simply raid his clerk hire with
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
Hay in Washington.

Washington, June 2.-Ex-United States
District Attorney Il. q. Hay arrived
here last evening OH business connected
with the allowance of his final accounts
with til. department of justice. I'm.
cidcntally Mr. Hay would like an oppor-
tunity Ia appear before the house j,l-
dietary committee in the matter of Bocn' i
proposed investigation. Mr.. Hayp rob.
ably knows more about the circunlstan .es
that led to the adjournment of the Fergus
Falls term than any one else, and he
maintuins that 1t was fully justified as
well Us perfectly legal. The investigation
however. will probably be sidetracked by
to-day's discoveries us to the law an,
the subsequent introduction of Boen',
bill.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
\ Banquet to United statss Naval
Omcern In London

London. Special.-The banquet ten
dered to Admiral Erbon, Capt. s!ahan
and the officers O. the Ii,''rL States
cruiser Chicago by officers ol the English
navy aud army and distinguished citi-
zens of Great Britain was held last night
III st. James hail. The principal table
was placed upon o platform under the
organ loft, from which hung immense
English and American flags. Intertwined
Union jacks and stars and stripes were
placed in many parts of the hsll. A broad
hand inscribed Blood 10 Thicker Than
Water" was suspended from the gallery
opposite the organ loft. Two British
naval officers escorted each officer Of the
Chicago to his allotted seat. The officers
wore uniforms. The other guests were
in evening dress. but most of them wore
order and sashes. Chaplain Shearman
pronounced grace. both before and after
the banquet. Lord George Hamilton Of
fered toast to the queen and Presi-
dent Cleveland. He said that Queen Vic
tOria and President Cleveland were at the
head of the two great English-speaking
nationalities of the worldly, the heads Of
governments whose authority was exer.
cised over large portion Of the globe
md still lerger proportion of the human
race paid them honor and respect. Many
words of friendship were spoken during
the evening.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
BROADENING ITS BASIS.
Radical Move of D0ston Univcr-
salint Society,


salist Society.
Boston, June 1.-If ordinances adopted
at the parish meeting of the Shawmut
Uniyersalist chuich are carried out, that
society will soon be changed from Il con-
ventional religious organization to noll-
sectarian peoples institute. An entire
new departure in the field of Universal
ism will he organized. 1t is proposed to
rise $5O,OOO and thercupon establish and
maintain society devoted to cultivating
the social Us well as the religious life Of
its people, forming musical, literary and
perhaps workingmen's clubs, teaching
sewing and other useful accomplishments
and supporting coffee house. Religious
worship will be conducted on the br0adrst
possible basis. The Shawmut church is
located In what was formerly the aristo.
clatic portion Of the city, but the wealthy
class has moved away, and rather than
move also the society hopes to take nd
vantage Of the change and elevate thu.
people that now surround it. The Rev
George l.. Perrin, former pastor, will take
charge of the work.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
THE MARKETS.
latest Quotations -Fr6ta- Urafu ani
lave StueG CoaseRs.

Chicago, June 2.-WE.at easy; cash,
o. 3-4c; July, IS 1-S; September, SEC;
December, 50 3-4c. No. . corn easy;
cash, 37 1-2c; July. 81 Use: September,
81 5-Sc. Oats ensy; cash. II 3-8c; July,
3. 3-Sc; September, 2G5-Sr.
Minneapolis, June 2-Wheat II une
clcse ed at Sic; July opened ut 81 3-Sc;
highest. So LIE; lowest. W7-Sr; closing,
SIC; September opened ut 55 1-lc;. high.
est, IS Lie; lowest, 545-S.: closing,
54T Sc. On track-No. 1 lard, 60 lie;
No. 1 Northern, IS 3-lc; No. 2 Northern,
81 Lie.
Chicago. June 2.-Cattle-l'rimc to ex.
ira native steers, $4.15a4.tO; medium,
$3.S5a4; others. x:s.:btIa3S}; Texans, So.
a3.S5. Hogs-ltough heavy, S4.25n4 40
packers and mixed, $4..Da4.75: prime
heavy and butcher weights, $4.SOa4. 81;
assorted light, $4.7Oa4.75.
st. Paul, June 2.--llogs 5c lower;
yards cleared early to packers ut S4.4:ln
'4.55. Cattle-Prime steers, $3.25a:..:lD;
good steers, $:'a3225; pri,nr COWS. $..5Ou
2.15; good cows. S2.22;ao..:a,; common ia
fair cows. $1.25a22.25; light vcol calves,
S'a:s.15; heavy calves. Saa3; stockcrs,
$l.1M2.:jO; feeders. S..22:iI,:.; bulls, Sl.Ij
a.15,
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New York. June The business mems
meeting in Carnegie music hall last rvcn-
ing to protest against the income tax
feature of the new proposed tariff bill
was not able for the character OF the
audience. number and enthusiasm Of
those who attended. The call was signed
by nearly :h0 representatives of the larS-
est business interests of the city. \
letter from Senator Hill was read, in
which he denounced the income tax and
the entire compromise thrift ilill
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The Ilite Of n Rat.

Guthrie. Okla. Jure 2.--Tcn days ago
Melville Glover. Justice OF the peace and
former prominent farmer living SOUTH
vest of here, was bitten by a rat in his
v Lcat bin. The bite scarcely draw blood.
LII two days he was taken sick and il
now Il raviE. maliac. The doctors pro-
nounce it hydraphobia. The excitement
has driven his wife crazy. and it takes ull
the mrn of the neighbOrhood to care for
thcui.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
War In BulEnri

London. June "A dispatch to th.
Telcgr, III from Belgrade, Servia, says:
Th" following telegram has been received
from Sofia: ''Ex-Premier Stambyloff
and the ministers which formed his cab
met are under arrest. Civil war has
broken out. Two batallions of troops
have reielled and demand the reinstate-
ment Of Stambu!off. They have been
Joined by the sendarnics in an attack OH
the trpO,s
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
Ron n,u nlnnn Coming.

San Francisco, June 2.-The Call says
that 5. J. Kline, II Roumanian, is con.
cluding negotiations for the purchase OF
2OO.GOO acres Of land belonging to the
Mitchell estate in Merced county, and
that if the deal is carried through H..
OOO Rounanians will settle in California
as cononists. These Itoumanians are Of
German descent and live in Bnssarabia.
They are dissatisfied with the arrange.
ment whereby Bcssartbia was ceded to
Russia and want to get away from Rus
sim rule,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
MURDEROUs BURGLARS.
They Deliberately Fire Upon an Old
Man and Hin SNffe

Palmyra, Mo-, June 2-This town is In
state Of great excitement, and the sur
rounding country is being secured for
two men who ut II o'clock last night
shot Banker John NJ. Russell and his
wife. The men, bent OH burglary, entered
through the south buy window. Mrs.
Russell was awakened, gave an outcry,
and the burglar, taking deliberate aim,
shot her in the forehead between the
eyes. Mrs. Russell fell back unconscious.
The cry had aroused her husband, who
grappled with the other burglar. This
burglar was quick to shoot. and Mr..
Russell, who is fifty years old, was also
wounded. Both he aud his wife are in
serious condition. Police are trailing
the robbers with bluo,llOunds.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
A RIOT EXPECTED.
Cripple Creek Banks Send Money to
Colorado Springs for safety.


Colorado Springs for safety.
Colorado Springs, June 2.-It is ex-
pected that the deputies now in Divide
will make an advance at once if it il
found that the artillery can be moved
in the frightful condition of the roads.
The shcriffs posse now consists of 1000
men. The strikers have received rcin-
forccncnts. until it is believed they have
mustered double that nun her. The banks,
fearing II riot, have shipped to this city
and stored in safety vaults S1OO,OtJO.
Gov. Waite's speech to the miners ut
Bull Hill is said to have been purely
political. lie urged settlement of strikes
rs the salvation of the Populists. but
the strikers have got beyond politics.
There is to be Il buttle to the death.
The miners may decide to swoOp down
from Bull Hill upon Divide. with the
hope Of wiping out the deputies already
gathered.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
AsbinsOn. Ill.,. Stirred lip over tss
Sensntlnnal Disuuncnr runce,

Robinson, ILL.,, Spccial.-Kobinson is
stlrred by sensation over the discovery
that there has been detective here for
the past month attempting to uncarth
$4,000 in gold said to have been left
by the late DIR. David Wilson. who died
several months ago. Several warrants
have been served for the purpose Of
searching tile homes Of relatives for the
lost $iO,OOO. A nephew who waited III
tb" doctor during his last illness, and
whose house was the first searched, has
been accused Of giving poison to his
Uncle to secure the money. and the prob
abilities are that the doctors bouy will
be cAhumed for the purpose Of chemical
analysis. The house in which he cied has
been almost dug from its foundation in
the attempt to secure tue coveted treas
ure
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
The calnncl neciincs.

Fulton. ILL.,, June 2-Col. w. c. r.
Brcckinridge has declined the invitation
TO deliver the Grafton here July !, writ
Ing that urgent business ut Washington
and the great distance to Fulton prevents
his accepting. Rev. w. Il. Norton,
Methodist. says those inviting Col. Brcck-
inrilge have been wise enough to sec
that the plan to have the noted Kcn-
tu.kian as orator could not have been
carried out without meeting determined
opposition.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
Imnrrinr Tumor Re,nnxed.

Berlin. June 1.-The seIni-otficial Reich
sanzrigcr to-day publishes a notice signed
by Professors Rergnann, I.enthOld and
Scllange saying that ut the new palace,
Fotslan. at II o'clock this morning. by
the emmror's direction, the undersigned
removed II small encystcd tumor from his
left check The operation was performed
without any anaesthetic and in few
minutes.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
Turning Corn.

Sioux City. Iowa, June 2.-Thc first eff
feet of the coal famine was fcl: here to-
day. The Illinois Central issued ali
order this morning abandoning the local
passenger on its main line, IL way freight
on each division, II fast meat train and
passenger trains Oh its Sioux Falls, Ona-
VIII and Cedar Rapids divisions. The
fast express is reduced to Il local passpl,-
ger. Factories have commenced mixing
corn with their coal for fuel.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
Nclsun su.,ninca.

Washington. June .. - Tho house ju.
dicinry committee heard Congressman
Been to-day on his resolution To- inquire
int" Judge Nelson's action aiionrnine
court at Fergus Falls. The committee
decided that Judge Nelson had not ex.
c,"i9t his authority or abused his dis.
creti"nary powers. Chairman Culbers0il
told Boen that an amendment to thu
present law might br drawn that would
provide for tenn of court once II year.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
Inc-ndiary Fire at Omaha,

Omaha. June 2.-Firc which started Mt
3 a. III. in the printing Office of Fred a.
Mangcr, Oh South Thirteenth street,
caused Il loss of $2.S.O0O. Managers loss
is $S.OHI. AMI the Columbia Clothing
company's loss is $1,000. The damagu
to the building is about $lO.UN. Fire
two nights ago in the same building did
considerable damage, and the insurance
companies had just adjusted the losses
ycsle,iuy afternoon. The fire is believed
to have been of inccndiary origin.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
I,e,,.Exc far R..,.L an.

bayfield,. Wis, June 2.-Unitcd States
Nj: irlhl Oakley and United States bis
tri"t Attorney Briggs are here to-day
looking UP the selling of whisky to liz
diaEs. Theodore Boutin was arrested
and he will have IL hearing before Court
commissioner T"mpkins at Ashland. He
will probably plead gully. 1t is runore.l
that about forty others will uc indicted,
soon. The oifense alleged was COM
mitted last April.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
May Use Force.

Pomcroy, Ohio, Specialize miners
held secret meeting to-day and re-
solved 10 continue the strike until Q
general settlement is affected. They
further resolved to compel the three or
four mines now in operation to cease
work ut once, using force if necessary
Ehe operators are willing to make con
Assions to start the works.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
Sand :.xy In Not Santlow

San Francisco, June 2.--The Sandow-
Srn,low case was decided by Superior
Judge Slack, who granted a permanent
injunction restraining the defendant, lry-
ing Montgomery from using the name of
Samlow in advertising his feats of
strength. In his ruling the judge stated
that Snndow had begun to use the name
In Germany, while the pseudo Sandow
bad first assumed the name not eurlier
than 1883.
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lin. Il Right tn sue.

Little Rock, Ark. June "a scnsa-
tinnal damage suit against th. Iron Noun
tain railroad was filed here yesterday hy
Miss Cora Moore. the daughter of rx-
Secretary of State Il. b. Moore. The
grorIHl WAS that she was put off train
us an improper character. while riding
with her father, hc being at the time iu
another part Of the train.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
TOWNSWASHEDAWAY
raaRlsLp FLOODS coxrlsUc
THROUGHOUT COLORADO.
Six or seven Towns Have BeeA Cen.
plstely Washed Away, While Sew.
eral More Have Been Partially De.
strOyed-Many People Honeless.

Denver, June 2.-The Platte river con-
tiliued to rise until 3 u. N. to-day, and 9
raging torrent IL likely to continue pour
ing through this city all day. Colfax aad
Je:Cme Park We're flooded ut IL o'clock
last night, and the people living on the
low ground had to flee for their lives.
The railway embankment was washed
away in places aud bridges were badly
drmaged. The loss will not be very
great, but the Inconvenience will be ex-
treme. In Jerome Park aud vicinity 175
families were driven out of their houses
and are camped OH higher ground. Al
many more families living OH the river
lctt0ms in this city also He'd 10 higher
ground. Edward With an, boy, fell
into the torrent and was drowned. No
Othe: fatalities have been reported. 1t
will b. several days before trains can be
rim on any of the roads entering Denver.
The Denver Il Rio Grande IL runninn
trains only to Colorado Springs, owing
to IL bad wasll-out just below there.
The Missouri Pacific and Rock Island
trains, using the Rio Granle tracks, ure
consequently cut off. The Santa Fe IL
in IL worse predicament, its tracks being
washed away in many places in the Ar.
kansas valley. 1t is sending trains on the
ls:o Grande via Trinidad.
Boulder, Colo. June 2.-The pipe fact
ory, five houses, the railroad tracks and
all the city and railroad bridges have
been washed away by the food in Boul-
der creek. Poverty flats are submerged
The branches of the Gulf road and the
Mountain Rad bridges are entirely gone.
The town. of Crisman and Salina, mining
camps in Boulder canyon, the former six,
and the latter nine, miles from Boulder,
have beer wiped out Of existence. They
had IL population of about 200, who are
n"w homeless. Many placer mines are
ruined. The total loss in and around
Boulder is estimated at $5DO,OOO.
Later reports sh,w that six or seven
towns have been completely washed away
and several more partially destroyed.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08

New York, June "a cable dispatcl,
says that the international exposition was
opened to-day at Lcinburg, Poland. There
are twenty-six buildings devoted to fish.
cries. horticulture. liberal arts, electricity,
mining, agriculture and kindred pursuits.
The American Pavilion is not yet CON-
pleted, but will be one of the finest on
the grounds.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
No Joy In Life.

Los Angeles. Cal. June g Della
Moody, wife of Cnpt. Mou,y, who sud
Mrly dropped dead from heart disease
VI liz "jsting MYSTERIOUS stranger from
the l."s Angeles last Thursday, has be III
found stretched across tn" n.wly-ma.i.
grav" of hcr h"sland ut Evergreen ccme-
terry with Il bullet hol" through her heart
she had committed suicide.
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Preparing for Cn nun.

Lake City, M,nn.. June 2.-Coi. Jo-
seph Bobleter and Adjt. lie May. ovf the
Second regiment, NJ. N. e., were in tile.
city Wednesday evening to make ar
rangements for horses and other prclimi-
naries preceding the arrival of the rcgi-
nent into camp ut Iakeview.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
Countcrf-iter Arrested.

London, June .. a German nam,"l
Filsbrnul was arrested in Chelsea to-day
for being in possession of apparatus for
40, htrrfriting coin. Further rhurgaS ARE
pending against him consequent upon the
discovery among his effects of II battery,
acids and anarcl istic documents.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
y. VI. c. A. Iu,,il.e,

London. June .. - The international
jubilee and convention of the Y. NJ. &. \.
was opened to-day hy an impressive
service in Westminster Abbey. The
great c'iiii.r WAS crowded. The bishop of
London preached. George Williams,
founder of the association. Wa, present
At the reception AMI was given hearty
reception.
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Washington. June .. - john Dewitt
Warner of New York. IL congressman and
free trader, was before the sugar ill.,
vestigatiOn committee to-day. by some
1t Is believed Warner il the man to whom
the wire manufacturers told the story
about Havemcyer umd Bricc making IL
deal. When Representative Warner an
nounced before lie was sworn his intcn-
tion of rcscrving the privilege as II menu
bcr of the house of answering only such
questions as might be thought proper
Several times during his examination he
fell back upon this privilege and refused
to answer some of the questions which
were asked. The committee decided that
1t has no right to make member of the
house testify before IL senate committee,
and all thut it can do IL to certify the
fact to the other house.
1t is understood that one of the points
on which the committee sought to OBJ
tain n statement from Mr. Wnrner was
as to the influence brought to bear upon
him to cease his opposition TO the sugar
duty, but this failed. Mr.. Warner told
the committee that a large amount of
his information came from conversation
with members of the house, who were
discussing the events relating 10 the
sugar dmties Hn was ,skn, Who tha.s
members were. mn, in every instance Ja.
clinetl to vive tha nnmns If my of III.
fellow members Of th.. houss Tbs cnm,'
mittee announced that the Testimony
which Mr.. Warner rrfmsel to ,;vo wns -
a he,rsay charnct,r. and not IF snch i'm.
portance that womb warrant anv m.
ercionnrv mrtbods to ohto;n Thsr. i.
expressed ,,rent desire IN have thu tcst;.
mony that has recently heen taLsn
printel fnr nsn in tho s.nota h.T,ra tha
vote is taken on th" sngor scbc,lnl, Nh.
poin,s Of most interest e'a thnss mi, tim,
to the testimony of Sncr",arv C"r,;si" nmi
others relating 10 tho snrar s,h"Ilml" 'TIs
point in Mr.. E,,wnrls' story M to how
the schedule was drawn, together with
certain proceedings OH a Sunday ut the
capitol have been denied by all witnesses,
Senator Jones has testified that he re-
quested Secretary Carlisle TO draw the
sugar schedule, and the secretary has
frankly said that he drew it, Senator
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
silver Wedding.

An'sia. Mimi. June The silver Wed.
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Chase wa.
celebrated here Wednesday evening. E,.
gent presents wcr" contributed 10y rrla,
:he>. the lotli,s auxiliary nf the Baptist
church and the Knights of Tythins.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
ALLEGED Gnml,llnr.

Ait':in, Mimi. June 2.-Rer. Mfr. Ter
hume. of the NJ. L. church, made com.
p!aint Ggairst +. Tilly for keeping u
gambling house in the Hotel Foley. Ten
witnesses were examined before Justice
Allen and the defendant was bound over
to the fall term of court.
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w. T.. Graduates.

West Point. n. ". June 1.-The hotels
are showing the usual signs of the annual
gathering for the cadet examinations.
which commence to-day. Samuel IIof of
Wisconsin is fourth man in the class. and
Charles w. Castle of Minnesota is eIcv
enth.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
Infected Din1rlctn

81. Petersburg. June IA decree an
nouncrs that cholera prevails in the
Provinces of Plcck and lsa.nn. Ar
rivals from China and Japan are treated
ut the ItuSsinn Pacific ports AMI ut til.
Black sea ports as being infected,
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..nxx I.os.cs h, III

Ashland. Wis. June 2.-Durfcc's sa"
mill was burned this forenoon. I..>x.
Sl5iAM. with no Insurance. lii. Mir
was in operation when the fir. WIS dis
covered, and it took less than IN inne
to reduce it to IL mass Of smonlirriLa
ruins
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New I,ri,lwc In prn.,.c,

Aitkin. Mimi. Jun" Mai. Johnston.
of the United States government rcsrr-
rnir works at SaE,ly lake. is in the city
..urvcying and estimating for Il new iron
bridge across the Mississippi ut this
place
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Three I'c"pl. Drowned.

Buffalo. Iowa. J, nr by the c:,i,>iz-
ing of Il sail l"n,t today a pleasure party
Of several persons were thrown into tn.
Mississippi and Mrs. II. ii. IIoprrns and
her two children drowned. The others
We're saved with difficulty.
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W.utrr Works l,on,,s,

Duluth. MINI. June 2.--Now tl.a' The
wafer bond issue is decided invalid III.
coun,il will call an election to vote OF
the proposition tn Issue $;As.,aM i'll bond.
for water works.