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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-22

Washington, June II. - Morrison !.
Swift, Of Fitzgerald's Boston industrial
army, spoke to-day to the house COM
iuittee Oh labor. Charity, he argued,
weakened the fiber of workingmen, and,
perhaps, added to the tramp army. ln
Boston the policy had been adopted of
giving aims to those out Of work und in
need. 1t would be better to furnish public
works by which those in want could be-
come producers instead of dead weights
on the community. He advocated public
farms or factories or work on roads.
Wages for government work should be-
lower than the prevailing wages SO that
men would resort to them only when pri
vate employment could not be had.
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Get. n New Trial.

~ Paul. June III. Judge Mitchell. "f
III" supreme court, this morning handed
down nine decisions. one of which at least
v Ill create II sensation throughout til.
state, and esi"rinlly in Tower AMI Du.
luth. II in II reversal Of the decision ot
the lower court and an order for IL new
trial in the cns" against Father James Il.
C"Entlly. who is now serving II twrnty-
year sentence in the state prison for
criminal assault alleged To have been
committed upon Mary. the adopted dn,lgll-
ter of a man named Harmon, nj Tower.
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Testire.y Give. By a. Omcer u the

SSSsrSeS ~sSG1 W oo OAS3E ~ wv
Navy.
Washington, special.-Lieut. Acker.
man, Of the United States navy, was
heard to-day by the house committee on
aln or plate frauds. He vas one of the
naval board Which Investigated the lirst
charges Of fraud. He covered in detail
the Irregularities in terating specific ar
NOR plates. He had heard that Supt.
Schwab and other officials and employees
bad an interest in the Cornegie comp my
and bad therefore motive in passing
plates NOT up to the standard. Lieut..
Ackerman told Of the manner in which
bic suspicious Lad been excited Us to the
irregularity of the work. He found that
certain lines of work would be stopped
when he entered the shop. One of the
superintcndents, Mr.. Kline, Lad misled
him on various details of the work. Ills
general distrust Of the manner of making
armor at the Carnegie works had in.
auenced him to look with suspicion on
every plate. His own experiments and
the affidayits Of informers had corroborat.
ed these suspicious, AMI he had assessed
damages agains the company rs a result
IF his own knowledge and his su.picious
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-22
LYNCmED HIMSELF.
A Louiainna Firebu9's I.nst Request
us lsn,, ,,,A.

a alOuininna FtrebuK's Inst Request
liz Grantcdl.
Monroe, I.a.. June 1j.-Fnr six or eight
weeks past Monroe has been stirred to IL
white heat over fires of an inr,.mliury
origin. The tir"bug escaped detection an
til day before yesterday, when. after tn.
burning of sonle small buildings in the
outskirts Of the town, blG,illo,ln,is were
put Oh the tracks Of II man who had left
III" burning building. The dogs followed
the trail, finally running down Il man
named l)ay, who was arrested and com
f,sse'i. The Jail was broken open and
he was escorted some distance from
town, escorted by Il crowd of 4UO to ,aW
people. DAY said he knew his time had
come, admitted his guilt and said that he
perhaps deserved his fate, but he pc-
sought his captors to allow him to exc
cute himself. After some IarIcying this
was granted. IDay had III. ron. which
WAS around his neck flung over the limb
Of IL tree, where it WAS securely fastened,
then climbed the tree and jumped from
the first branch, breaking his neck His
body swaycl to and fro, while IL shout
went up from the crowd, which had hr-
come silent during the l,rrlimllirics. The
spectators at once dispersed.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-22
knights of the Pestle.
u..- Nsp rTsl

Minneapolis. June 13-The gentlemanly
knights Of the mortar and pestle who
ecu Eose the Minnesota State Pharma.
eeutical association opened their tenth an
nual meeting to-day at the Hotel st.
Lewis. Minnctonka. combining the rou-
tine business of the association with the
pleasure Of an outing. They went out
over the Milwaukee over $50 strong, cx-
tel ding a cordian invitation to every
DR., gsist in the state, whether member
Or not, to attend, aud the greater part Of
to day was devoted to straight business
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Natural Gu. ut Brnin-rd.

Brainrri. Minn.. June IT, - Joseph
itasrh ami John Lawrence have been
sinking drive well Oh the former =
premises in Fast Brainerd. When ut a
distan" of forty-fivc feet down IL vein
of gas was struck. which is now flowing
through pipe with IL pressure of eight
pounds. The gas was ignited and blue
flame shot into the air IL dsfui,e of four
To five feet. A company will b. formed
to put the gas in shape for USE, nn.i
samples Of 1t have been sent To Minne-
almlis for analysis.
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Bayfield,. Wis, june 16-Tll. amnuul
school meeting will take into consider 1.
tion tine ,lu.stlun Of new N.llaul buildings.
Tho general suntimenls seem To hc in
I: vnr of II handsome hruwn stone high
school building that will h. an Ornament
and credit to this growing locality.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-22
Iowa Hnnkera.

Des Moines. June 14.-Thc State Bank
FRS association met here to-day and
listened to addresses and responses, tho
principal one Of which was the annual
address of President A. G. McHanSy of
Dfnison, Iowa. National Bank Exnriiner
Meiiugh delivered n very interesting adj
dress OH '"rhc Lessons of '93," arriving
ut the conclusion that the year will re-
suit in benefit by putting banking on
legitimate basis. The country stood the
financial strain splendidly, he said, and
great credit is. due the people for leav-
ing the money in the banks in SO many
instances. Simon Cassidy delivered the
address of welcome. The attendance IL
large.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-22
Ridddled a burglar.

West Concord, Minn., June 15.-A man
Gas found about q. M, burglarizinc
Cain u Gains store. The alarm was
given and the burglar pursued down the
street. At the Collins house til. purs lsrs
opened fire and delivered four charges,
vlich took effect. The fire was re.
turned. but none of the arresting party
wire hurt. The burglar is terribly
ritidled with shot and lies in a dangerous
condition et the Collins house. Two re-
'olvcrs taken from the store were found
on him. but watch and some articley
missing were not found with him.
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Five Cent. ON III. Dollar.

Sioux City Iowa, Speclal-Assignee b.
II. Hubbard, Of the Union Land and
TIT st company. which failed over year
agt for upward of $7,OOO.OOO, has made
a report in the district court that the
enrrny will not pay, its common cred.
tiers over SO cents ON the dollar. Mr..
Hubbard is also assignee of d. T. Hedges,
and of the Hedges estate he reports that
general creditors will get about Is cents
AMI certain preferred ones about rs
cents on the dollar. Mr.. Hedges failed
for about $1,5OO,OOO.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-22
Nicaragua Canal.

Washington. Special.-It was decided
by the house committee on interstate aud
Il reigE commerce to-day to report to tho
house bill for the requirement of the
Nicaragua canal by the government and
for carrying ON the work to completion.
Senator Morgan's measure will be adopt
ed with some changes which have been
advised In the committee. Representa-
tions that British influences are at work
in Nicaragua against the United States
have had the effect of Fastening the work.
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Iu rnxor of the Road.

Eau Claire, Wis, June 1a,-Judge
Bailey to-day decided the famous case of
Otto Neitgc, ct al, W.. the state Of Wis
collsin, the Omaha railroad. ct al.. in
favor Of the railtOad company. The
ground Of the decision is the laches Of
the elder Neitge, the original claimant,
now. dead. who neglected to properly as-
+, TT his claim. The ease involved the
title to the site of tl,a village Of Deer
Park. st. Croix county. aud had been
once before decided against plaintiffs on
the ground. but their attorneys had se-
culed rcOpening of the case in order
:c introduce new evidence to show that
irilge. Sr., had not forfeited his rights
,y negligence.
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Lanke.tc. w,n..

st. Paul. June 15.-At the meeting of
the Odd Fellows grand lodge this morn
ms the grond lodge degree was conferred
.pon thirty candidates and the lodge
then settled down to the election of Off
GERS, which occupied all the forenoon.
The position Of grand master being high
est in the order the vote on that office
came first. DR.. Howard Lankest r, of
Fisher. Frank II. Hall Of st. Paul, and
NJ w. Clay were all named. TIE first
ballot resulted In 172 votes for L,nkest .r
1GI for Hall and 18 for Clay. On the
,sscnd ballot the contest was between
l., rkester and Hall. The former re-
teived 242 votes and the latter 1873, giving
the Office to DR.. Lancaster by 50 votes.
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DrOwued iu the River.

st. Paul. June 1G-.Iohn May, twenty
years DID,. the eldest son of Patrick May,
~. cnploye of the Pioneer Press COM
~ ny. WAS drowned in the Mississippi
rii"r yesterday afternoon while swim
ming. Patrick May. father of the
drowned la,i lives on the West side ut
NJ. 110 State street. lie is cn,rlny.si AZ
night elevator nan at the Pioneer Press
huihling and he has the symp ,thy "f ta..
entire rlortOrial force an. other eine
plc!"s of the building il. his sad iarc,.v-
nIcnt. Almut five weeks ago Mr. Mays
yo, INCEST child died. and the double he
lrav"nn ut falls very heavily OIL the grief
stricken pareNts.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-22

St. Paul, Special:-Otto Wonnigkeit,
alias Milhausen, who pleaded guilty q
few days ago to murder in the first de-
gree, was taken before Judge Kerr for
sentence yesterday. County Attorney
Butler asked that sentence be deferred
pending the trial of Charles Ermisch,
who is Jointly indicted with Wonnigkcit
for the murder of William Lindhof in
the saloon at the corner Of College ave-
nue. and Wabasha street. In case
Eimisch lives to be tried and does not
plead guilty, there is probability that
Wonnigkeit will be called at witness
for the state, he having made full con.
fession.
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The Third Time Fatal.

Webster City, Iowa, Specialize. W.
Foval, who conducts larGe harness
store in this city and is an ex-city officer,
was burned to crisp this morning ut
1:3O rs the result of the habit lie had
acquired of setting fire to the city jail
when confined there for drunkenness.
Twice before he had started fires in the
JUL, but the third time proved fatal.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-22
The Muddy Going Down.

Bozeman, Mont. June 15.-rhe Mis-
horri river, which has been very high for
two weeks. is going down rapidly. There
is still considerable snow in the moun-
tains. but as the weather has been cool
fer several days, sudden rise in the
river is anticipated. George Miller, who
stabbed Herbert Jewctt, formerly of Du-
luth, Alinn., on the night of April 20, in
this city, has been acquitted in the dis
trict court Of charge of assault with
intent to commit murder.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-22

8fy6eld, Wis. June 15.-Henry Wach-
auth, Prominent merchant and 1'emo-
cratic politician. has been sued by the
recently appointed postmaster, l.. J.
d, ttan. The latter claims that pending
lis appointment ard confirmation Wacll-
I'll furnished tine department with in
"imation which would tead TO injurc
his character and chances for appoint
Ii ent, being no less than to accuse him of
.cfalcation while county clerk several
wears ago, and of other nlisdemeanors.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-22

The New York police think they have
tn their custody the man who on the
night Of Memorial day strangled. MIN
ME Weldt. The name Of the prisoner
b Paul Jacob.
Henry Scott, colored, Of Rock Island,
ILL.,, met his wife, with whom he had
been quarreling all day, and stabbed
her, tnhicting dozen wounds, from
which she will die. Scott escaped.
Andy johnson, "the Pineville terror"
has killed his last man, having been
shot and instantly killed at Pinevflle,
KY, where he was q policeman. A
dance was given ut Pinevllle, and John
son and Jim Horn quarreled over q wo-
man. Both used their guns and both
died instantly.
Perry Cox shot and dangerously
wounded william Goodnight in q court-
room Mt Upton. Ind. Mr.. Cox's daugh.
ter had sued Goodnight for slanler, and
the Inter, while on the witness stand,
made some statements injurious to the
girls reputation.
Richard Nagle has been arrested by
the East st. Louis authorities, charged
with opening switch which derailed
q train ON the Mobile & Ohio road
near Fish Lake, Ill, killing Fireman
Collins and fatally injuring Engineer
Ryan.
Maurice Flaherty, 13 years old, hung
himself In his fathers barn near Boze-
man. Mont. He was an only son Of
wealthy parents, who granted him
everything boy could wish. His moth
er had gently chided him for some triv-
ial offense.
William Rubendale was bound over
at Richmond, Ind, to the circuit court
in bond Of $1,000 ON the charge Of
attempted murder, coupled with bur
glary. His intended victim was his
young wife, from whom he had been
separated for some time.
Edward Daniels, a young farmer, had
difficulty Mt Perry Landing, Tex,
with John Dolly, Solomon Nelson and
Austin Edwards, and killed all three Of
tlrcm with q Winchester rife. The
trouble arose over the reported whip
ping of Daniels little brother by Dolly
and Nelson.
d. w. Brown and James G. Wig
gins, convicted of shooting William A.
Mackey to get rid Of his testimony in
a divorce suit and to obtain $4,000
on his life, were sentenced at Wooster,
Ohio. Brown, who did the shooting,
received fifteen years. Virgins, who
hired Brown to commit the job, got
twenty years, the full penalty.
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Was n Dendlack.

Pittsburg, Pa, Speclal.-Delegates to
the Twenty-fourth congressional district
convention met here yesterday to nom-
inate candidate for congress, but afte.
twenty-five ballots had been taken with.
out result the convention adjourned 10
meet ut McKcespprt in two weeks. The
last ballot, which was the same as the
tirst, resulted: Eberhart, II; Acheson,
10; Hoopwood, II; Morris, 4
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-22
Psrkh u rst Tor MAYOR,

New York, Special-A crusade has be-
gun in favor of tho Rev. &. ii. Park
burst for mayor. 1t is said that aro,. I'd
Gin the anti-Tammany sentiment of New
York has been crysta!lizing for two
years. and that he has surely, though
slowly, won His way to the hearts Of
the men and women of this community.
The nomination, it is urged, ought to be
forced upon him.
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McKeesport, Pa, Special.-The city
has assumed its normal condition. The
crowds have all dispersed and quiet pre-.
walls. 1t is safe to say that nothing but
an attempt to run the tube works with
new men, or the introduction of deputies
would cause an outbreak. The strikers
are sorry for the pnrt they took in the
riotous proceedings and are hopeful Of
an carly settlement.
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st. Paul. June l6.-Thc many fri,n.ls
and relatives of Bernhard Leonard will
hc shocked to learn of his sudden Irath
10y drowning ut 10 o'clock this morning
at MrCarrons lake. Mr.. lAoarrl. u
single man whb lived with his widowed
mother ut tII7 Conway street. has been
for til" last five years employed ~ dis
tril'"t"r Of outgoing mail ut the I.'s,-
Gftt". With three friends. 4. L. Brown,
j. l.. Garvey and JOHN Wlitt"nark. he
went to the lake early to-day To enjoy II
swim. hut was seized with cramps and
nlcwred before any help could reach
him
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The Jenkins C....

Washington. Speclal.-Itepresentatlvs
William A. Stone Pa) to-day submitted
minority report on the recent invcsti.
Cation by subcommittee of the house
julicirry committee of the decision Of
Judge jenkins. The report is signed by
representatives, Stone, Ray N. w. and
Powers (VtD. After reviewing briefly
the history of the injunction issued BY
Jt1g" jenkins, subsequent proce Alings
Under them and the institution of con.
gretxional investigation, the report makes
no recommendations. but says that mas.
much rs the majority found that Judge
Jel Fins was sincere in his convictions
and there was NO corrupt intent it would
b wrong to cepsuro him.
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A Creamery sh..n

Alden, Iowa, Specialize farmers of
Buckeye township have just been the
victims Of . creamery sharp. A man
claiming to hail from the East, appeared
In that section, purchased q creamery,
and contracted with the farmers to sup
ply him with milk. They did 20 and af-
ter the new manager had made one
shipment of butter he decided that he did
not want the establishments and left the
country. His patrons are out ten days
supply Of cream,
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lGiseella,eeus Items.

Pullman employees ut st. Louis decia.
ed not to strike.
Socialism is on the rapid increase in
Germany.
The fourth annual convention of the
Mattoon district Christian league met
at Marshall, Ill.
Frank Parmalec has been sued at
Omaha, Neb., for $4,000 damages for
breach Of promise.
Smallpox is spreading at Atchison,
Has, aud fifteen new cases have been
reported to the board Of health.
Striking miners at gtreator. ILL.,, have
refused to allow the city water works
to have coal.
Emmet Seymour is on trial, at Ana
m0sa. Iowa, for the murder Of George
Fifield, his father-ip-law.
Premier Dupuy Of France secures
q vote Of confidence In the chamber of
deputies.
Wilton NJ. Busnee, a young attorney,
died at Baltimore, Md, in the city hos
pital from opium poisoning.
Congressman 0rosyap9r was renOmin-
ated by acclamation In the Republican
convention Of the Eleventh Ohio Dis
trict. He is a candidate for governor.
The result of the French Derby race
causes such dissatisfaction that the
winning h0rse and its jockey are mob
bed.
James W. Keith has sued Levi Todd
at Shelbyville, Ind, for $1,000 damages
for alternating his wife's affections.
Todd Is q city councilman.
Charles w. Pike, commission mcr-
chant at San. Francisc9, assigned. Liza
bilities, $50. 600; assets, $93,7OO, Of
which S6O,OOO IL insurance.
Joseph N. Carter Republican, defeat
ed o. F. RonneY, Democrat. for su-
preme Judge in the Fourth judicial Dis
trict Of Illinois. His majority Is esti-
mated at 1900.
At Qwensboro, KY, Judge Barr In
the United States court held the separ-
ate coach law ap Interference with In
terstate commerce and on that account
wholly unconstitutional.
The receiyers Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad have unanimously resolved to
accept the loan Of 81, ,0OO, 900 offered the
reorsaniEatii0p committee of the bond
holders for the prompt payment Of the
first mortgage coupon due July /.
Henry Clews suggests the adoption
of an international currency by Eng
laad, France, Germany and the United
States. which would obviate the neces-
siy Of shipping gold in payment Of
balances.
Sensational testimony was given in
the New York investigation. Two
women. formerly keepers Of disreputa-
BILE resorts. testified explicitly and In
detail to the payment Of large sums of
money to various police captains and
their agents for immunity from raids.
The Lake Erie q Western and the
Auncie Belt Railroad companies are at
railroad crossin9s. The Lake Erie ped.
pie made Q raid and damaged Q cross.
Ing about $500. The AuncIe Belt Line
win guard thsir property day and night
until the aaa0 now n court is deelded-
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Iron Miner. May strike.

Ironwood. Mich, June 15.-The iron
aliners of the Gogehic range have given
their ultimatum to the operators. They
hive submitted to the companies the
rates of wages at which they will work
aud state that should the demands be
not granted by Saturday, June 16,
strike will be inaugurated, which will
clcsc every time in the Gbgcbic district.
This scale submitted to the companies
calls for 81 per day for miners and $1.G5
for trammers and common laborcrs.
Local officials say they cannot pay the
wages demanded and will close the miucs.
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Shot Throunh Tho uc.rt.

Minneapolis, June ia shot near tn !,
corner of Fiftcs nth avenue N and Sixth
street ut 1870 this morning startled the
lcople residing in that vicinity, and up,a
investigation it was found that Poli,e
officer Charles Hcllrich had shot and ill.,
stantly killed himself "Hcllrich has BEEN
stopping with his brothcr-in-law, N. u.
Btden, ex-assistant custodian of the post
Office. for several months and 1t was at
the residence of the latter. 1923 Sixth
street N. that the deed WAS committed
When found the body was OH tie floor in
enc of the upper rooms with bullet hole
through his heart. Hellrich had shot him-
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Cripple Greek, Colo, Special.-One
thumb Of q miner was the only damage
done in the skirmish yesterday between
miners and deputies. which was brought
on by movement Of a couple Of hun
dred deputies toward Bull Hill. in order
to reeapture several Of their horses which
he'd strayed.
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Helena Mont, Spccial-Nineteen com.
ncrwealers from the State of Washing
ton were sentenced to nirety days in
Jail by Judge Knowles, of the United
States district court. They are part Of
the gang which stole Northern Pacific
train ut Heron few weeks ago ard
have since been under military guard at
Arlee. Forty-four more Of them will be
up for sentence Monday. All Of the pris-
oners refused to sign pledge not to
steal Northern Pacific trains. They will
be imprisoned in the Missoula Jail.
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Hot Springs soldiers, Home.

Sioux Falls, 8. D., June 15.-Presuma-
5ly ON account Of the recent charges
made in widely published letter against
the management of the Hot Springs
soldiers home by one Of the physicians
permanent soldiers home committee has
been appointed to visit that institution
frequently and see that It Is being con.
ductdi In the proper way and to suggest
any needed changes. The committee is
made up as follows: Judge G. G.. Ben.
nett. of the Black Hills: Hon. G. s.
Blodget of Armour, Quartermaster Gen
cral Carpenter of Wotertown, and De
rartment Commander Cav,
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Wenlers Desert.

Rayenna, Ohio, June IS. - Trouble
hreke out in Randall's army here yes
ttrday. Company Il deserted In body
beetuse Of insufficient rations and nj.
tempted to capture an army flag. After
n rougE-and.tumble fight Randall's men
succeeded in retaining possession of the
flag. The desertcrs, about sixty in mum.
Der, will join Gen. C0leman's forces.
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Pavement for ao.em.n.

Rczeman, Mont, June ;5.-The city
te,ncil has decided to pave Main str.et
from the court house to Wallace street,
ard from that point to the Northern Pa
cific depot, oil together sixteen blocEs.
The Telford system of macadamizing is
to be used, and the estimated cost IL
oN@ $3O,OOO.