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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
au.rrymen Kiflel.s

San Franctsco, Nov, 2-Peter An.
derson and Hugh CokapT laborers,
were killed to-day by the premature
I explosion Of blast inSa ston quarry
on the east side Of Telegraph hill.
The two men were working on ledge
thirty feet above the main level. The
force of the explosion hurled them
to the bottom of the stone pile. An.
derson WAS instantly crushed to death
under the mass Of rocks that came
tumbIing upon them. Cowan died in
twenty minutes. Both men were mar.
.ried.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
THE CzAR gIts o MORE
.fAs osassvisch van lssas . FRO.
olaMatisn Declarias Himself CsAf
-2sDsRts OF = Plst Against the
tifs eftAs Nsw Csar. .4'-i

Mvadin, Nov. 3.-The czsr died at 8
p. m. The body was laid upon an in
clined table preliminary to being
placed In temporary. coffin. The
priests then entered the bed room and
chanted q requiem. This will be re-
peated three times daily until the
burial takes place. All the members
Of the imperial family will be present
: at these ceremonies. It Is expected
that the body of the car will be re.
moved tomorrow to the private chap.
el, where special prayers for the re-
pose Of the emperor's soul will be
offered, and where, once a dny, the
Mtany will be sung In addition to
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
Three people In,ur.a.

Chicago, Nov. "A serious accident
occurred on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
a"d Chicago tracks near the Ninety
fifth street crossing Mt South Chicago
last night when suburban passenger
train thshed into coal train of the
Calumet and 8lue Island railroad, No
lives were lost, but three people were
seriously injured and n number badly
shaken up. Those seriously hurt are:
Ira Pogue, conductor of the passenger
train. A Bore. brakeman. +. w, Ben
nett, express messenger. None of the
injured will die.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
DYNAMITE
Used to Dlow Up Bank at Malvern,
lows.

Creston. Iowa, Special.-The Farm
ers' National Bank at Malvern was
robbed about 3 o'clock. The citizens
We're aroused by a tremendous ex-
plOsion. and on arriving at the bank
they found the building literally blown
to pieces. The robbers blew open the
bank vault with nitro glycerine. and
not q piece q foot square was left Of
II. 1t ts not known how much booty
they escaped with, but the amount is
large. 1t IL known that 100000 In
notes have been taken. Officers are
examining the wreck now to find out
tile extent Of the robbery.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
Confer with the Enper.r

Shanghai, Nov. 1.-Col. von Hanne-
kin has received the imperial edict
and has started for Peking, whore he
will be given an audience by the en-
peror, who is anxious to consult him
In reference to the state of China's
defenses. Col. Won Hannekin will pre-
sent q memorial advising reform in the
armies and navies Of the whole empire
which are greatly needed.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
Use Of the Rio.

Ri Paso, Tex, Nov. Consul Zayaa,
In his report to the Mexican govern.
ment, presents Claims. for an: inter.
national irrigation agreement -tptwcen
the United States and Mexico, alieg.
ing indiscriminate ute 0e the waters
Of the Rio Grande above III I'aso.
The matter win doubtless be brought
before the state esdepartiaent ut Wash
tngton very soon.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
Texas Mammoth Cotton p.loce.

Waco. Tex, Nov. 3.-The Texas cot.
ton palace is rapidly nearing compile
tion. and will he officially opened with.
In the coming week, when 1t is pro-
rosed to make the occasion u gala day
In the history Of the city and state.
The mammoth exposition building has
n frontage Of 100 feet and u depth of
300 feet, and is rapidly filling up with
interesting exhibits of the various in
dustrics aud products OF the state.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
Gen, n B,oth nj I,roos,xn.

Brooklyn, N. Y, Nov. 3.-ticn. Booth
arrived here today to conduct mon-
ster jubilee celebration Of tile Saliva
tion Army. Visiting staff officers and
soldiers are present from New York
and Jersey City. At the conclusion of
tonight's meeting the general will go
to Philadelphia.
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Trap Deor Was Qnan,

=, Sioux yalls( 8. D.: special.-J. NJ.
Poorbaugh, the large stone dealtr Of
Jasper, Minn., has begun suit against
n. Larson. hardware dealer, here, for
damages 'in the amount of 5000.
Th4 apiainti6 says that upon the night
Of May 13 he went TO defendants
store, and, owing, to. tie store bpinc
poorly. lighted. be lliAbrougl a.
door and sprained bfHnkla and |:
hA Wnss Laid up M; several weeks
from thS s6sets e he aeci6snt
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Dates Renewed.

Washington, Nov. 2.-The secretary
Of state has received official informa.
ton that the discriminating sttlmpage
dues upon spruce logs cut in the Prov.
ince Of Quebec and exported to the
United States have been removed by
the dominion government. The effect
Of this. action will be to enable Cana.
dians to get the benefits Of the free
lumber provisions Of the new tarin
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
Ar, Easy yictin.

Boston, Nov. 4.-Meycr J. Cohen, a
tailor at 78 Prince street, has reported
to the police the loss Of $G.5OO by a
clever swindle. Cohen, through a
friend, made u deal with stranger
to purchase forty pounds of alleged
gold dust, alleged to have been se.
cagcd In the Siberian mines, where
the swindler said hc lad served thir-
teen years Of life sentence before be
escaped. The value of the dust was
said to be $4,000. but the swindler
would take $1,000 for it. Cohen tool;
the dust but 1t proved worthless
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white caps Cc.,tetea.

Memphis. Tenn. Special. - Henry
Billings, Jack Billings, Spruce Bill.
ings and James Street, members Of q
gang of White Caps who have COM
'lnitted many outragcs In Tipton coun-
ty. were found guilty at Covington.
Tenn, to-day, and given long terms IN
the penitentlary.
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FIVE OF COOKS GANG RUN IN.
Capt. Books Indian Police sueprtse
the Outlaws I'm Camn.

wnssorer. Ind. T.. Nov. !. - Capt.
Charles Book. commanding squad Of
twenty Indian police, just arrived here.
having in captivity Joe johnson, MoAe
Price. Dick Reynolds. Jim Bates and
Lon Perry, five Of the members Of the
Cook gang, captured by him. The Of
ficer surprised the outlaws in camp
and had them covered with Winchest-
ers before the robbers could get their
guns, and the capture was made with.
out shot being fired. Capt Book re-
ports the rest Of the gang in this VI
cinity, and. after escorting his pris.
oners to Fort Gibson, will return and
renew his efforts to capture the ring
leaders.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
Parthsaon Damaged.

8 Athens, Nov. 2.-An.oficial examina.
ton shows that the Parthenon was
seriously damaged by the earth.
quakes that occurred last SPRING The
structure ID reported to be In q
dangerous condition. Measures to 10
store II win be taken Immediately.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09

London, Nov. lat the urgent re-
quest of the czarina, which was re-
ceiyed Mt Marlborough house to-day.
the prince and princess OF Wales will
start tomorrow morning for I.ivadia
and will travel night and day until
they get there.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
s.asA q, :. lrS.s,aa.

! Byest, France, special While the
cruiser Arethuse was testing her en-.
Rines to-day, preparatory TO sailing for
the East IN order to reinforce the
French squadron In Chinese waters, a
boiler explosion took place on board Of
her killing ak men and badly scaldlns
twenty.
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chanting requiem, as previously
stated. When the. priests enter the
death room they first cense the body
and then commence the service.
1t is understood that the czarewitch
will Immediately issue proclamation
declaring himself car, and the Rus
sim officials throughout the world will
take the oath Of allegiance as soon as
possible.
According to q special dispatch from
St Petersburg a conspiracy against
the life Of the czarewitch has been dis
covered there. 1t is added that for
several days past the police have been
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
0sas1al.

A sharp shock of ear.hquake drove
people from high buildings in San Diego
Cal No damage. Los Angeles was
similarly affected. y.
George Sanderson recently struck a
vein Of cement near Willlamsp0rt, Pa,
which New York assayers say 10 the
best I'm the world.
Near Hornick, Iowa, territory Of
300 acres OF land has been on fire fol
two months. The soit u burned to a
depth Of five feet, '' :
Diphtheria is reported to be epidemic
in the country surrounding Abingdon,
Ill Schools have been closed because
Of the presence Of the disease. i.
The body Of Mary Chambers, q color.
ed woman, was taken out Of the Wa.
hash canal, ut Lafayette. Lad. She had
been missing for week.
o. p. Mason, u. 8. q. Marquem aid
G. Q. Thompson, three lawyers Of Port
land, Or, Mkve been debarred from
practice because OF unprofessional con.
duct.
Mn. q. G. Brunswick Of Hammond.
Ind. has compromised her suit against
the HammonsDast Chicago Electric line
for the killing Of her husband, the COM
pany paying $500.
An eagle tEied to carry away a col
ored child near Huntington, Pa. Il
was frightened o3 ~ Nrs. Richardsou.
the mother. 1ut it returned later and
new sway with the dog IN its taOns.
Thai American schooner aadis has ar
rived At Westminster, B. O.. to toad
lumber at Brunette Nills for San Fran.
cisco. This u the arst cargo Of lumbes
shipped from Bsitish Columbia to Am
efican coast points.
A grievance committee representing
the Lake Shore railway Aremen u IN
Cleveland, and It is said its members
are drawing up grievances to be pre-
sented to General Superintendent Can.
Nh.
The case Of Rev.. L. n. Campbell
asainst the banker, Frank @. johnson,
for 10000 for alternating his wife's af.
fections, u on trial ut Omaha, Neb,
Campbell alleges that johnson broke
nm his home, and the defendant charges
that ths suit ID Q species Of .hlackmaIl.
Otto Peterson was murdered in q n.
loon row in Keoknk, Iowa, July 4 last,
Now his widow II suing the Ielsy
Brewing company, William Welch and
Carl PfaHe for $4,000. alleging that
her husbands intempesauce was caused
" the defs1dapts selling him liquor.
The nit Of Mrs. Phoebe Rec Linton
against the London banking firm Of
Cooper i Dfown to Aaye deeds and
mn1funaoa m N0aMas2rn hnf1 av1rp1nt
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Crisp Speaks.

Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 3. - Hon.
Charles +. Crisp spoke to an audience
Of 1000 ut the opera house in this
city last night. His speech was well
received, very effective, and will have
good effect for the Democratic candi
dates.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
Honore Mercier Dsaa.

Montreal. Nov. 1.-Ex-I'remier Mcr-
cier died at his home this morning
surrounded by his sorrowing family
and friends. His illness was . lengthy
one. and It has been known for some
time that death was near.
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stal,l,ea In nr.4h

Coldwater, Miss. Nov. 3. - Avante
Echols. a prominent farmer, was
stabbed to death by Jim Rowland, a
negro, near here last night. Rowland
Is In Jail at Senatobia, and a lynchine
is threatened.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
Muron naptist can.

Huron, y. d.. Nov. 3.-The Baptists
Of this city have rendered n unanimous
call to Rev. 3. ID. Works Of Wahpeton,
to become their pastor. He will prob
ably accept.
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
Collixion I'D Mer.ill.

Merrill. Wis. Nov. !. = The north
bound freight was backed into by the
south bound freight, demolishing both
cabooses. No one was hurt and the
debris is sufficiently cleared away for
the passing of trains.
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Uaaeubt.Aly Fen Play.

|. Iron Mountain. Mich. Specialize
Gngstrom, bridgetender for the Chi.
cag0 & Northwestern railway. was
found under the trestle at the Chapin
mins with bis skull crushsd in. He
resolved his pay ys9tsrday, and Il d
believe6 - NaO 0us6seoa AAA sebbe&.
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o.aia 3. mad Shape.

London. Spccinl.-Eugene Oudin, the
speratic singer who was announced in
these dispatches on Monday last to he
suffering from paralysis. Ia no l,atter
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chicago, Spccial.-The joint congress
et the American Secular union and of
the Free Thought Federation Of Amer.
len convened this morning in the Mad.
ison Street theater. The first address
OF the day was by Leon Lewis, who
took "Bruno" for his topic. Other
papers were read by Mrs. Lizzie NJ.
Holmes and Mrs. L. d. White. The
programme for the evening consisted
Of paper written by q. B. Waite,
the president Of the Secular union,
and will be read in his absence by
Mrs. NJ. A.. Freeman, and addresses
by Mrs. Matte r. Krekel and O. 8
Reattie.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
A STORM IN THE SOUTH.

A Tornado sweeps Across Texns ana
Louisiana.
BRENNAN, Tex, Nov. 4.-A hurricane
accompanied by hail and lightning
passed over this section from the
northeast. Dwellings and barns We're
blown away. A number Of people were
badly injured by flying debris and
falling houses, but 1t is believed no
lives were lost. Reports from the sur
rounding country indicate that the
storm was general. The damage to
crops in the fields is Very great.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-09
Youne Blood Arrestsd.

Anderson, Ind. Special.-Maj. q. b.
Carter, of the United States secret
service; last night caused the arrest
Of Charles. Sheppard, young blood,
and lodged him behind the bars,
charged with being a leader Of a gang
Of countcrfeiters who have been flood,
Ing the gas belt with counterfeit 80.
cent pieces and 81 coins for the past
few months. Carter and deputies will
80 to the rendezvous tonight to cap
ture the others and seize their imple.
n,ents. Sheppard IL q society man
and l. the son Of DR.. Sheppard, tn
leading physician OF Rsdkey.
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Fersisa aS4sip.

The London Standards st. Peters
burg correspondent telegraphs TINT 1t
10 reported that tho cxarinn has a
throat disease induced by fatigue.
It l. stated from q reliable source
that negotiations for peace between
China and Japan are proceeding at
Seoul.
The sultan of Turkey has conferred
the grand Gordon: of the order of o.
manll upon A. Storlon, Bulgarian
prime minister.
Prime Minister Sagasta has offered
the presidency OF the Spanish senate
to Monter0 Rios. who has accepted.
The Marchioness of Queensbury has
obtained divorce from the marquis.
A dispatch. from .Tien Tsin alleges
open and tamper with dispatches to
the British counsel. This has caused
sharp diplomatic correspondence.
Chancellor Won Caprivi has invited
the leading ministers Of the German
states to the conference In Berlin, In
order to discuss the proposed anti.
Socialist measures.
The Peruvian government announces
the recaptre Of Payta and the defeat
OF the rebel forces advancing on Tro-
jillo. The government claims that the
rebels are now dispersed into small
bands.
The Credit Lyonnais Of Roubeaux
and Paris. France. obtained an attach
ment in New York for $4,000 against
FlOrla Mayo Rnd Archelle Bainez, two
former clerks. who, It Is alleged, alb
seconded from Roubeaux two weeks
ago.
There Is no foundation for the alarm.
ing reports circulated by certain news
agency regarding the health Of Prince
and Princess Bismarck Both the e1.
chancellor and his wife are enjoying
satisfactory health.
The Paris Figaro makes the some
what remarkable assertion that Rou.
mania has Joined the triple alliance,
composed Of Austria, Italy and Ger.
many, and declares that the visit of the
king of Servla to Vienna and Berlin
was In contemplation Of still further
change In the dreiband.
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unfsrtsnats rvs..s.

J. N. Terry was killed BY the cars at
Mawaka, Ind.
Rolln Weaver. o years old, son Of
Jake Weaver. South Moline, M., was
thrown from q horse and killed.
Dick Lawson. a negro foreman, was
shot and killed by stevedore, Thomas
Grace, in quarrel at Detroit, Mich.
A powder mill exploded at Athens
today. Six workmen were blown to
pieces.
Fuller Wallace. 80. a farmer, was
run over BY an engine ut In Grange,
~, and died yesterday morning
Louis Wyonchoff, Polish glass
worker at Alexander, Ind, fell out OF q
secoLd story window and broke his
.nsck.
The nsbestos works Of the Philip
! Carey Manufacturing company, -Cincin-
natl were destroyed by fire. Loss,
7 80 600; insurance, $33. 900.
81 Hrs. William Newton was burned to
death at West Bay City, Mich, by the
explosion Of q lamp at the tent services
s0f the Latter Day Saints.
81 Two Nickel Plate freight trains col
Aded at Claypool, Ind. Five cars OF
dreesed meat and locomotive were
demolished. No one was hurt.
william Fleming of Lodi. Ohio willie
!; ;hicycline near Rattle Creek. Mich rnn
into 4 buegy. one of the thills Of which
pierced. his abdomen.
I "A Commercial Gazette special from
Wabash aayB the Big -Four railway
sheps caueiit fire and were comnleteIy
destrDyed. The loss Ia over sI01 000
a ms Inta,.a t,onol ra,,u,av hioohs,,,.,
.,;o.,s a,,d round hnrse a. ,. psSa. ~.
Tls,n ' nrn suara A Isstronei NJ IAise1 hs a.e ~
sTSs 7ss r. Ii1i .;iIi rsocS com m - n1e'
: :. ~ ~ .s'In SS.
the schooner John D. WilIiams,- eieht
: men. and the steamer Falcon. seven
men, are lost.
y asr,v.two. rer.on. lost 4,,o,r ,,ve,
shrrns,, tho arniosios, % In 3, tba 4 n,r. III vi
Sfery Twenfv ~ a fbosa ~ , ai,n .,a,,e vvs,
rsssned' alive have aimee d,esi I'.G n The .the
hosnltal. $3.50
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Z aretss.al lasatise. 4

81 "a Ie1oonal Aoat1e0s i:- =
Ex-PNstdent Carlos Holguin OF Co
(, .aumbia q dead.
James Anthony Froude, the Ensiish
histnr''i II. a. dead.
n Georr,. Stls.er.B Booth. arst Baron Ba-
j snan9. = FORM member az the BFitish
lcafinet. Is dead. aeed 60 years.
4 Mary. Iindsay, Paxton. wife of the
Rev. John r.. Pnxton. II dead ct New
{ York city, 81 81 rs !;
,,7.2a M n IL snofynna ,,ifa ~ tina
L ,.Sa i,,dS. $1,000 n 7 ns,isssns dieSi
= ~ As.iv - s 1Vsss,s,,.tn,, n n - y
n,,,6 p,,ch. 800 800 'o.ss a a., n.nv
veers : laaSin. h,,.;ness .asT 81 ,,s. ~ 8 N Nnnrie |
IN. niad - ~ ,socr fs-,n q tsst
,,Sscs >-.S>- =. wy s',oA 3. - =.
P'.s =.
Aueust =. Eveseet, 1ormefiy genetai
estosney OF tne Missoan faonc aie1 =,
A AuMsons Aan., aieer yeafs W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-17

expect to maintain present rates until the v,Da.
choice IiGte do 51n,s essS2posrsatsd fancy ISL
Pie do sundred North Carolina fancy ao common rs
coreH and Soce Sm,ze do State ease ehon %
D Del le'saioc do undred North csroIia. r
l29l3c; backberres. 7g7hc; apricots sserr
HoPs-Demand yeeps wishin narrow um,.
Is an easy tone to the market We 1ao,e. s AMI ,tes
cnore per 10 iga7e; do good wine ' isisl
d.sc 20 common to piine, l0al6c yearnar 10
PoULTRY-ALIvE-ib about cars ,r,,,..
spring chlc1ens OF prime quality are not o,ey tsfss
sell fairly but Il is dull weak market fo- srs ny an,
dragging heavily Du'ks and geese slow ana irurks
quote; sprng ehlckens ne per n ~. s ~ ssa w
southern. loi;c; ROSTERS Gta7c; turS.yS 7SsS 3,
er par S2 .Ssi eefs .5e.si H. pigeos per ps p
what larger today but there is much sre sn
on nand ana me market is steady. Spring chct,
highest priced KIN Is are cuet and shade essIr q IL
sorts hold steady Long Island spring iucks ,rr ehaes
s W o, rr@ ~, po5y IN moderate ieid sn t
g gPpS chickens per o. d3s y, %
DO sae sa,d deSde s6 5Soe n a. Western dry Oe gs
quote for frozen; Turkeys. 9lloc; chickens. yG,s "
HAY AND sTRAw-we quote: Hav min.
~ Soc; DO No to No Cogsoc; DO shipping
IaDr o xe 90 sSor .o 70 clover oQ5o rye ,s
POTATOES AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ola o,s
ana n n1h ana prime foreign hold steady wss
toes IN moderate supply and steady. Onions any,, pa.
sghtiy IN buyers favor Asparagus in heavy sunr, az
dragging nt low prices Green peas extremely ana
a few early sales were little above cn,rsyas';
but heavy receipts later caused serious break ~
and many lots unsol1 at a late hour a. ia N pres
heavy supply. and barely steady Prime fresh Images
hold az 81 %. but many sales are al 81: com na s's'
at O9W'oc ana some poor Tar Southern thrown n, 20
freight String beans to-day and choca W ~
ruled frmer choice cucuubers also shss ska
but poor lots Of both drag at low prices Forid. sn,
toes plenty but mostly Inferior and such noc,acos ma
large ripe and sound scarce and firm We quote any
Bermuda, per Dbl, 81 50HSs 80; do Florida sGas7 e'a
Charleston. s5QSI: do British magnums per az. ~ y
STATE per Dbl. s24$2 %; onions. Bermuda per s~ ~
81 sjW$2 do Egyptian, per ba,. 81 90Qs2 i0 sas
I5csi % green peas to quality and size o. nacs,,
30clSi 30; string beans Charleston per basket n q.
tomatoes Florida per carrier sids2 30; cucpns,,
Florida per crate 5csl -; bees per 100 buncass s
pc; rhubar5 per 100 lunches siGSi IS egg plant. -
boil 1896 '' ~