davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-06-06
@Get6es @eTeSer.

0tit e9erner Stirn Bat Der Senat geitern
leiner N%bmoc6u11g nit 6em 3udertruit baS
Stegel aufgebriidt. ST bat Bic Snfraft7
icBung ser 11euen 8uder50Qe bis gum l.
Sanuar f. S. 9inauSgeriidt un6 lGBt bis
bobin aub nod bic 3uderprGmie b%eiteben,
leBtere8 nur, INN Bic 8ertreter Der Go6rz
un6 Observation-Disclosures 3ufrie6en5uitelen.
Die iibrtge Iarifbiu tritt I'm l. Suli B. s..
in &raft, Del auf ben 3uder be5it9lt9e
She'll aber crit nit 9teuiabr. 0aS bebeutet,
ooB Der Eruit Die 40 bis 60 W2iutonen ett>
iodt, Die ionit bic 9tegierung on 30uen
p%ereinnabmt b6tte.
Ote republtfanii9e 8artetprelie it0Bt
beute frit6 iiber 6ieie 9tte6ertrabt 6eS De-
mofratticben &leebLattS Qluen SrbD unb
SDle einen @ntriiitungsi6rei aus unO gee
berbet ii3 furcbtbGr truitz unO mOnppolz
~feinbiid6. 9tun, mas mani bon BET Setn0>
ibaft Der republttanti6en Partei 9egen
Wonopol unO Iruit 81 baltcn bat, bas
peiB man unb IS lit nt9t n0tbig, Dag man
nod elm @ort Duriiber ~nerltere. Qu6 ber
Sruit tpeiB, mas ct bon bteier Tetnbi9aft Der
republitanii6en Bartet gu 6alten bat. @S
9e9t 0amit, pte NIT u%nieren SptelbOuenz
beltBern, bic bolten eS au6 INNER nit Der
gartet, BE 9erabe om &u0er lit, pber Die
meiite QluSiicbt bat, ans &uber 81 9elanz
gen. Der @elb6eutel fennt feline 8olttif.
Qtm bunbsf0ttti9iten BADEN it6 bel bet
g~eitri9en %QGbitinmun9 bic g opultiten be-
nommen. Sic, Die ft6 ais Bic 8efreier
beS Bottles bonn 6emotratti9en unb repu>
blitanii6en Monopol oufgeipielt baben,
baben 9eitern nit ben 9emotroten gemetnz
fame Sa9e ge1na6t, un6 Die 2eute, bic itb
einbtlOen, iie bdtten bon ser Sette Der cine
3etni9un9 6es poGttticben 2tusiasitaIes gu
erparten, itn6 in etnem ttnotiben 8abne
~befdnger. Die Boltttfer bon Sdb itn6
eben aueiammt auf t6ren perf0nlic6en8or z
tbetl aus, e%inerlei, ob ite nun 6ie republic
f0niibe, ooer Bic ben1ofratti3e, D6er bic
popuItitti3e 6aube aufDaben; b6S @eftez
Der lit 6aiieLbe.
Sin Sreuno, Ser in einem GourtD
tpobnt, np man bie Gepubltfaner nit Der
Qaterne iucben fam, benz 6emofratii6en
v8annerzG county" Buffalo IN Bt5coniin,
unb ser in ieinem gan3en 2eber ME an
bers, ais benofratii9, getp6blt bat, i9rteb
uns neuli9: SIT babe nod ME cine 70
geloarme 3ett erLebt utb tpenn tpie 10 biele
%bebaupter, Bic 6emofrattide gartei 6oran
i9uIb lit, 10 boffe th, ob9Get9 iel6it 9ez
mOfrot, baB 6te bentofratti6e Bartei balls
Dreiignirt" unb BEN g opuItften 8Iab
maht. @as unS moth t6ut, 1T @bs
i6%affun8 6eS 8un6eSfenatS,
progreiftrte8erm 6 6 f. u er,
Die 8. 8. bis 5 Mtuionen nit 500, un6
ftet9en6 Bis 500 beiteuert; 8ei6r6n=
flung Ser Gtntpan6erun8, Ser
ftaatli9un9 aQer @iienbabnen un6 &Oblenz
lager &C.
0tan iiebt, unier Sreu10, Elm e0rLtc6er
alter S6mab, bat bo8 popuGtitiicbe @lauz
benSbetenntniB ibon 3iemlib gut au8menz
Dig geIernt uno bat itb iogar nit Der Tor~
berHng Ser Designating Der @intpanoers
un8 berettS %abaefunben. @te tDm 6ie
8eitrt8e %@6ittmmung Ser g opuliiten 8efQlz
len Utrb, iou un5 mai munoern. Birds
Of one COLOR, perebrter Treuno gleiz
6eS @efie6er.
, 1894-06-06
(G6luB foIat.l
Die amerifQniIcben Q(usQr

Die ameritaniitben NuSgrabungen
6eS 6erazGempelS IN Q(r9oS itnb nacb penn
SaDreSberi6t, Ben Or. Gbarles 8aIDitetn,
Brofeiior an Ser a~merifanii6en Scbule flr
Clal.iti9e Stn0ien in Q(tben; benz Die Sbule
unterDalten6en @omite e~ritattet bat, I'M
leBten Sabre be1onOers er8iebig an tpertbz
DoIen Sun0en 9etpeien. Q(b9eleben bon
ben arbiteftontl6en Nu~fbeuun9et fano
man cine Men8e @r3eugnilie Der dGteiten
S0pferfunit, etntge 8rOn5en un0 Steine
nit rOben 0aritellun9en, Sic fir 6ie @ez
ibtcAte Der Gtteiten Gultur in @%riebenlano
wibtig itnb. 6crporgeboben wtrO u1ter
ben Sunben aus ipdterer 3ett cine t90nerne
2ampe nit elmer Nbbilbung bes polDtletiz
iben 9orDpboroS, ieuer beritbntten Statue,
Die Die @lten tDrer muiter9iiltigen 8roporz
ttOnen tpe8eu v&anon" IL. Storm, &egel
nannten, Serner etn i90ner Sorio elmer
tpeibli1en @eitalt nit tunitDoIer @etpanz
Dung, wabri6etnltcb bon ben Metopen oe5
Senpels, iomie bret i60ne Warmort0pfe.
Sine Qln3abl Terracotta>B latten tpteien
Wtalereten auf un0 peroen ais Die dltelten
alter bis iebt 9e~funbenen SGfel6en be3eit67
net, Die in Sen1peIn ober in b~eiltgen 6ai>
men an 8aum5petgen gum S6mud aufge>
bGngt ipuroen. On ben aufgefunbenen
Sbetlen bes 0obgebdlfS zines OOrtiben
@ebdubes 3ei9ten iib nod beutlibe Sarbz
1puren IN roth, bI9u, grim.
, 1894-06-06
I'm ote bieit9e uniperfitdt beruter

Brall0enf 0arper BON 0er uUnt0erltt0 Of
Chicago" bat 8rof. @rnit Sreunbt, Der
friiber an Der vGOLum6id" l1ntOerittdt in
Seem Sort Oocirte unb ieBt in ,6eioelberg
ftubtrt, an Die bieii9e uniperit.at b%erufen.
Brcf. 6reunbt bat neun Sabre lang in
Stem Oorf ais @oOotot prafttcirt unb bonn
etn Sabr lang in bet Columbia N6Dotatenz
icbuIe SorLeiungen iiber Surtspruben8 un6
8eipaltun9Srecbt 9ebalten. 0te 0eioele
berger llniperiitGt bat tbm ben Sitel
Doctor beioer 9tecbte" perlte6en. 8rOf.
Srcunbt miro bier 9orIefungert ii6er aQgez
meine Surispruben3 unO Gerpaltuns8s
re6t baLten.
, 1894-06-06

Gin nnpiQfommener 8eiud aus Decatur.
9us am Montog firth ser TratBtipag9on
9fp. 1908 bet gSabalb 8abn al Der AZ.
StraBe un0 Stetpart 9luenue auf elm SET
tengeleiie geidboben tpurbe, bate boS 8abn>
perional an9enOmmen, 0aB oerieI6e nibtS
meiIer ais cine 2aDung @ei5en, Der aus
6uaS, 9tfe GountD, ST., itammte, ents
belt.
QGs ie6o6 1p6ter Ser Stills @etrei6ee
Snipeftor Soiep6 S9afer Oen @a98on
0ffnete, lprang Elm 0fann aus 0emielben
herouS. 9a5 0eitcbt 0eS MonneS mar nit
TIefen unb tletnen @ei6muLiten iiberiGt
unO fart elt5itnbet. Sd6afer fam iOfort
auf Den @ebanfen, 0aB ser Srem6e nit
8lattern bebaftet lei. QuS bieiem @runOe
Oeriu6te Scbafer nicbt, ben Wfann an3u>
balten. ct erfubr ieopc6 Don bemielben,
baB CT BEN Mag9pn in Decatur beitie9en
babe.
Der 6remoe nabm bann BON elmer
offenen Sru1tcar 8eiib, in ipelder ct it9
nieberle9te. Sin Wa8gon : QLuSbeiierer
bate ben DerbG6tigen Wfann ebenfaus ge>
ieben unb mar ebe1fauS gu bet lleber>
5eu9ung 9efommen, boB 6erielbe an ben
8lattern let0e.
Scbafer meloete ben @orfau fofort benz
G6ef : @jetreioe Snipeftor 6aQi8an, Der
ictnerieits tuieoer baS @elunbbeitSamt be-
na6rtbtigte. 0r. 9otter unO eini9e
anbere SanitQt5beamte fu4ten 3tpei Stunz
BEN lang nadb Dem Sremben, tonnten i'm
aber nibt ftnben.
Ser @etreiDepag9on, in tpelcben ser an
gebltcbe 8~Latterntranfe icil1e Geiie gemnbt
bate, ptrb auf benz Seiten9eleiie per=
bletben miiiien, Bis OaS @eiunbbeitSamt
cine 8erfi9ung iiber benietben gctroffen
baben miro. Der @a99on entbGlt Met5en
I'M Bertbe bon 5000 urb mtrb tpobri3ein7
lic6 perbrannt peroen.
, 1894-06-06

Ser 2(6erbaumtniitcr Morton tFot
bieler Sage i'm 6reun0eSfreile bic @euBez
RING, baB &entuGp'8 bette @r3eugniIie in
6diiern uno GennitGQeu an5utreffen ieten
g9a3 fir ein ungoIonter 0lenib 6ieier
Miniitcr bOcb it,. Die i90nen unb pifanz
ten Srauen oeS "blue grass''zS taotes,
Die ibOn 10 mancben anerttanilben 0icbterz
ling in @nt3iiden Deriebt 6aber, Dem gez
meinen SAnapS un6 ben Yfer6en nac6suz
i%telen, baS lit bod eigentltb ic6on cine
Niebertracbt. limb bann bic tapferen &enz
tudDer vGOlOnels," un6 gar erit bic beioen
beriibmten, unb (tpte Elm @%ai6ingtoner
&orreiponbent Der in &entudD 3temltb etnz
8ebenbe o~geieQi6aftttc6e Stubien" Qemadbt
3u 6aben i6eint unGan9it IN elmer &orrez
iponoen5 bemertte) in 9eipiiiem 6tnne edbt
t0pil6en Experimentation bes g86tsfcpz
@lboraoo'S: - Wa6eItne Bo1ar6 un6
v9Siute" 8redinrioge! 49,. Well, Weiiter
UfortOn, Sic baben Sbre a%bioIute l1nfenntz
NIB Der tentufpi1en @erbdItniiie 9riinDlib
oar9etban. No use, baB man meter 6ar
ritber talken tbut.... 06er ioute 6es
9err Oftniiter am @n6e gar @tner BON
oenen 1etn, 6enen Der - Sdbnaps iiber
NQes 9ebt g..
, 1894-06-06
9diebdu.

Gapt.. 9tnion un6 feline W}itipicler ibeinen
bonn ltn9Gif perfoI9t 3u ;per5en. Sic
ipieIten better pie ibre @egner in Baltimore
un6 troBbem D%erloren ite. NuerbtngS
tuaren sebn ySnningS" nOtbig, Inn BEN
&f gu enti6eioeu. rSig9S" 8arrott
3cicbnete ii6 gang ~bcionOerS aus, Que
@in5eI6etten itnO aus naditeDenbcr ISABELLE
eritd6tlid:
, 1894-06-06

- 8snn MaDor 6opttn8 ii9 nibt in
Ql4t ntmmt, bat er, ebe er'S peiB, einen
SpiBnamen meg. Gr lit ouf benz beiten
@e9e, it3 ben 8etnomen y@sto>M apor"
3u erril1gen.
, 1894-06-06

&ei0es, rot6eS 8lnt wir6 ebenIo natur=
9emdB BON 6oob'S SarioporiQo er5eu9t, wie
dnBerli9e Saltberfeit bur9 bdufigen @ebrau9
pom Seife uuO 28aier. 0ieier 8roBe Slut
~reini9er pertreibt griinhli0 Sfrpfelll, SalS=
fluB un0 Gllen arberlt tunerlt9eu S9mub.
, 1894-06-06

- Die &epublifaner ba6en jeBt bod ben
8efer noc9 gum 8unbesgenoiien bic @bre
un0 yltna6bdn8igtett" Der popuIiiten lit
oamit ment9itens 9etpa6rt.
, 1894-06-06

Inner SIN bat fiB seitern ais 1e6r
tLelner Wtaulfpurfsbi9eG erpieien; ben
9emOfraten lit eS nibt ie6r iduer gepOrz
ben, oaran oorbei gu tommen.
, 1894-06-06

- Quf intereiiante g8ttterun9Soerb6lt>
niiie laiien bic neben Stro6biten um6erz
panOelnben Binterr06e nit aufgei4lasez
men &odfragen icbtieBen.
, 1894-06-06

Baltimore. 49,. 400 0 0 3 l 1 IS
@btca9o. 0 0 0 2 0 0 O-5
rGarneb GunS" = Baltimore, 4; Gbua9o, 2. r9po-
2on9e. p@tolen 8oieS" Mc@rolp, 9rottbers (l
8elll0, &oTr9tt, 9%nt9ii9H. g9onble 8Io9".- @arrott
III Sni on lgo S4bi EN- ART 8 BAG on - S& 3itsn,5 @tc=
6u19iIpn, Strut on" - Mcl{abon /, 5utbiIon ..
Sptel3ett 2 StuuOen uuO 40 WtInuteu. nImpire"-
&pn9.
Die SteIlung Der y CLUBS Der u9tottOs
, 1894-06-06
Stdoti1bes.
SIattern i'll etnem Oetretoewa99on.

Gin nnpiafommener 8eiud aus Decatur.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-10-19
NAPoLEov.s READY ANSWER
He conpares His Parchnent rhi..
ness to q Fat Woman.

He Compares His Parchment Thin.
ness to a Fat Woman.
After the thirteenth vandemairc,
when Napoleon Bonaparte was really
in the posltion of Dictator Of Paris,
he had to contend against famine
that made public distribution of bread
necessary. Naturally the scarcity Of
food was liable to become serious ele-
ment In the politics Of the time. It was
essential to look carefully to the state
OF feeling In the mob, which had go
often proved itself capable of over
throwing an administration. NapO-
leon was walking along the street with
a part OF his stair one morning, after
the distribution Of bread had been In
sufficient. and tumultous scenes were
occurring In front of tie doors of the
bakers. As the officers passed the
crowd jeered at them. One woman.
monstrous1y big and fat, made herself
conspicuous by wild gesticulation. "All
that crowd Of epaulet, wearers are
making laughing stock Of us!, she
exclaimed bitterly. 'H they can en-
and grow fat It IL all the same to them
II the poor people are starving"
Napoleon stopped and interrupted
her. my good woman" he aaid, look
me over carefully and tell me which Of
us two Is the fatter just now.r
Napoleon at that time was ns thin
as rail. He says himself. II was IKE
a sheet Of parchment The crowd tDok
In the situation at once and broke into
laughter and cheers. The story waaS
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-10-19
AFTER HIS MONEY.
A Man and His Wife Charged with
NfnRsIAp

A Nan and His Wife Charged with
Murder.
Cleveland, Ohio, Oct 1G.-The police
OF this city believe that the murderer
Of Montgomery Gibbs of Buffalo has
been run down ut last. The woman,
Sadie Robinson, who was taken to
Buffalo last night after confessing
that 1t was she who killed Gibbs. is
believed to have told the truth in
part ut least.
Her husband Is in Jail here, charged
with burglary, and cousin of hers
named Bert Snyder, is also under ar
rest on the same charge. A detective
said to-day that Snyder had made a
statement to the police which threw
Hood Of light on the Gibbs murder.
fessed the murder Is Is HIM Him. Kce5rdnis
to the story Robinson and his wife
arrived in Buffalo early last spring.
They were penniless and decided to
commit robbery to get money. The
woman donned mems clothing and
she and her husband went to a lonely
place on Delaware avenue to wait for
victim. Gibbs was the first well
dressed man who happened along. He
was told to throw up his hands, and
when he resisted Robinson shot him.
The couple then fled and the next
morning they came to Cleveland. A
dispatch from Buffalo says that AS.
sistant Chief of Police Cusack Of that
city started for Cleveland again last
night and It is believed he will make
demand for Robinson on the
strength Of Snyder's. story, which may
have been corroborated by the woman
who Is closely guarded in the Buffalo
city prison.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-10-19
ANrARr,c MYSTERIES
A Resio. where s..asaer Nevs
Ssniles and No Explores Goes.

A Region Where Summer Never
SMILES and No Explorer Goes.
i. Tho Antartic is region Of eternal
winter and Of unmelting snow. where
go far as is kHown-not single plant
finds life within the circle and where.
never living creature roams. Tho
zoolOsist is not drawn TO the southern
circle rs he Is to the northern. and YET
the attractions for him are great. be-
cause they have all the charms of the
unknown. It Ia believed that only
few Of the harilicst birds build In
few of the sheltered corners Of the
Antartic. but who knows?
Who can say that deep within those
awful sOlitudes may not he revealed!
the mystery of the life of the fur seal
when he vanishes from the waters Of
the north Pacific? Or that on some
Antartic continent or island may not
be found the priceless remnant Of the
great aux tribe? We know not, at any
rate. what riches or poverty may he
thVe until We go to see. And nobody
has vet gone to sec-beyond the fringe.
1t Is curious fact that no one has
ever wintcred within the Antartlc.
many aS nave Deen tne expetllnlOnS anu
ships. companies which. compulsorily
or voluntarily. have wintcrcd In the
Arctic. There has been no need to do
30, for there has been no possible goal
beyond. such rs India, which first led
our mariners into the Arctic; no sclen.
tific romance such as has character
izcl the quest for the northern pole.
And yet another thing differentiates
the Arctic from the Antarctic. In tho
north there is-.unless DIR. Nansen il
grlevously mistaken-a pole surround.
el by water. In the south there is a
pole surrounded by land-n polar basin
us opposed to apolar continent. While
the hooks and essays, the theories ant,
Journals. which have been published
~ lIuiHfy, II. ss..as.s.!ts --.--s~~--->-.ii-a an
tains NIL that has ever been printed Of
records Of the Antarctic.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-10-19

truest gentleman I know, of couS6
there is little more to be mid. Il ~
q subject upon which I: should M.
dream Of coercing you, but for yostss
own nke, II not for mine, reject l,e:
fore 1t proves too late. IL I sink, yo1
must Of necessity sink WitAsme, a. VI;
both sail In the same boat; but for mi
1t makes less difference, my sands beipss
nearly run, though TtHpnfess It does
seem hard to cOmnsGnN nv life aRuir
with my gray hairs" &
The last was n skilful touch. Mis-.
Blount rose. pale and N deep dlstress
It was odd how TINT the nerves ot
both were unstrung, what q wonderful
likeness existed between the -Aithel
and daughter.
Katharine" he whispered. gently,
holding her very closely to him. anil
feeling Mt the moment some faint.
iong-forgottel sensations arising In ti.
degenerate l,osom fpr the tender cling
Ing creature in:.his arms, 'slf you can
do this thing. Ibu, win be giving me
what I shall bless you for to the tlay
OF my death; but hardly dare to ns'
it-what ia my happiness in comparison
with yours? Remember. have seen
my best days. yours are vet to come:
and. believe me. hut that I know you
to be hcart-whole, would not pres.
the mntter no pcrseveringly. Yon nrt
heart-wilolc. Katherine--you do not love
any one else?"
"No. do not love any one else.
Miss Blount answered bravely; but n
she told the lie she covered her face
with her hands and turned awny, fenl.
ing faint and sick and cold. Presently
she raised her head. LET me 20 now
she said: II want to be alone. GOod
night, papa" s
"tiood night. my dear" hc returned.
pressing his lips to hers with more thar
his wOntel fervor, as he felt his causr
was gained.
TO be Continucd.)
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-10-19
FonCED 10 yulR.
sss LyasAi.s sss ~ 4 l.sa..s,zy

Lexington, KY, Oct ID. - Another
lynchinR was added to the unusually
large fall series Of Bluegrass lynch.
Ing bees to-day. At the close Of the
Benttyalle fair Oscar Morton,
prominent citizen Of Stanton, Powell
county, went on the warpath. Only
two weeks ago Morton killed his man
at Stanton and was out ON 5000
bond to appear next week at the Pow
ell circuit court. When Morton ar
rived ut the. fair he proceeded to get
drunk and then went to hunt for.
Sheriff William Simms, who was his
deadly enemy, a feud Of long standing
existing between the two men. Simms
and Morton met near the entrance Of
the fair grounds and after a few
words both Of them drew guns and q
quick exchange Of shots followed,
Morton using two guns. His first shot
broke the sheriif's right arm at the
elbow. and John Hogg, q friend Of
Stmms, whipped out his gun and
Joined in the battle. When the smoke
had cleared away It was found that
Sheriff Sinlms was dead, having a
shot through his breast, one in his
abdomen and another through his
arm. Morton was shot through the
neck, while Hogg was unhurt. Be.
fore crowd could collect MOrtonwas
hustled to the county jail and placed
under guard. The people became In
furiated and big meeting was at
once held on the public square. Col.
John Drummond mounted barrel
and made speech In which he said
that the murderer must be hanged,
but that the work must be done
quietly and with perfect order; Nor
ton had killed two men in less than
two weeks time and he must die by
the rope. A mob was quickly formed
and marched to the Jail. The taller
was overpOwered and the keys to
Morton's cell obtained. He was found
lying In his shirt sleeves OH the floor
OF his cell, and after bitter struggle
was seized and dragged out. He
then became very ilnpudcnt and told
tho mob he did not care what they
did with him provided they did their
work quickly. After short parley
he was taken to little bridge some
distance from town and the rope was
placed around his neck. The leaders
drew their guns and told him to jump
or else he would be riddlcd with bull
let's. Turning around the doomed man
cursed his captors and uttcring wild
imprecation leaped into space. The
jump broke his neck, aud after dang
ling In the air for some minutes lie
became still and a volley of shots
We're fired into him. The murderer
was a wealthy man who lived at
Stanton.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-10-19
THE SQUIRREL HUNTERS.
A Strange People Who Live In til
Mississippi Pine Woods.

A Strange People Who Live In the
Mississippi Pine Woods.
II have been among the squirrel hun
ters," said the gentleman who had just
returned from his vacation. 1.-THE
squirrel hunters are peculiar people
inllabiting the southwestern counties
Of Mississippi and adjoining Louisiana
parishes. They have been living there
for generations and preserve the primi-
tive customs and habits Of their fore.
fathers The squirrel hunter IL doubt
less Il descendant Of Kentucky settlers.
for they are all tall stately people.
and great lovers Of the hunt.
"But there IL now little large gnnle
to be found, and 80 they spend their
time hunting the squirrel. which IL
also scarce The squirrel hunters are
farmers. but raise little except corn.
The pine hill region where they live
il not penetrated by railroads. and
there are hundreds of such people who
have never seen steam engine. saw
Il great many Of the Oldest squirrel hum
tors of the country. and found them to
BIZ very strange looking people. They
NIL wear long hair. which often reaches
down to their hclts.
'rhey wear houesplm pantaloons
and homemade shoes. Their shirts are
Oftentimes made from the skins Of
squirrels. which they wear In the win
ter. while In the summer they wear nm
open blouse shirt, also Of home make.
Their houses are made Of pine logs.
between which mud is placed us II
plastcrtng. These houses are covered
with pine boards split from the woods.
There are never any Enclosures about
their homes, their yards opening out
into the pine forest. These squirrel
hunters. while they have no churches.
are very religious people, though a
great deal of superstition is connected
with their worship Their churches
are made of boughs of pine. placed up-
on scaffolding. to keep out the sun.
Now and then country revival is
held In these arbor houses, but this iS
seldom"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-10-19
SUSPECTED TRAIN wREcKERs.
four Men Arrested for Causing the
Battle Creek Horror.

four Men Arrested for Causing the
Battle Creek HORROR.
Battle Greek, Mich, Oct. 16-The
parties suspected Of wrecking the Chi
cago & Grand Trunk train here on the
morning Of July 18 during the strike
excitement, and who were the means
Of killing Fireman Grow and injuring
about twenty other persons, have at
last been arrested. To-day Stanley
Knowles. Joseph Bodwig, George w.
johnson and Il. NJ. Jewett are in con-
finement rs the result Of the efforts Of
i've Chicago detectives. Knowles had
been given positions on the road as
part of the plan for the capture. Final
ly the detectives cornered him and ex-
torted a confession. which is to the
effect that the crime was committed
while the men were desperate over
the strike and their failure to pre-
vent trains from running. Jewett
and Bodwig are held in Chicago and
will be brought here. The other two
are held in hiding here by the de.
tectives.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-10-19
MADE A BIG HAUL.
Pacinc Express Conpaay Relieve
of Thousands of Dollars.

Pacinc Dxpress Conapaay Relieved
Of Thousands Of Dollars.
The Dalles, Or, Oct. 16.-The Pa-
citic Express company's office In this
city hns been robbed of $4,000 or
$4,000. The money was sent here
from Portland and arrived Saturday
night +. N. Hin, express agent, and
two officers took charge Of the money
as soon as 1t arrived, taking 1t to the
express office. Details of the robbery
are very meager. 1t is thought that
the robbers came here ON train
with the treasure box and knew
where 1t was consigned and the con-
tents, and followed 1t up, after 1t ar.
rived. They made easy work of cap
turing 1t. Charles Tibbitts, the CON-
pany's driver, sleeps in the express
office, but on the night of the robbery
he was attending ball, and did not
return until o'clock. The robbery
was evidently committed between
1i:D and 1890 Saturday night, while
TlbbitB was absent. There ia no
clue to the robbers.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-10-19
THE NEW YORK CAMPAIGN.
Senator Hill Deliver. an Aadre.s AZ
BinghanDton,

senator Hill Delivers an Address at
Binghanpton.
Birmingham, N. Y, Oct. 14.-Senator
Hill faced here for his second attack
upon the Republican party an audi
ence equally as enthusiastic, even IL
not quite as large as that at Syracuse
last night. Senator Hill stepped to
the front Of the platform and in a
clear, decisive manner began his ad-
dress. In addition to reiterating the
sentiments expressed at Syracuse, he
said:
Il embrace this early opportunity
to express my sincere appreciation Of
the local and cordial support which is
being given the state ticket by those
who have heretofore differed with me
In regard to interparty affairs, espe-
cially in the rural districts Of the
state. With entire unanimity those
who have been gena...,y ~. ratsanai cd 4.
lninistration have earnestly wheeled
into line aud are performing valiant
service In behalf Of the cause. and
should be unjust to them, as well as
unjust to myself, II I did not take oc-
casion to freely acknowledge their
magnanimity and generous action.
They seem to realize more keenly than
do some of our party friends in New
York and Brooklyn the absolute neces-
slty Of party unity In the present
emergency, involving as It does the
very existance Of the Democratic
party ITSELF"