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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
Eseaped From, n Convent.

Lafayette. Ind, March %. - Miss
Carrie Pollard Of Memphis, Tenn,
the daughter Of an artist, came here
Monday and entered THE Catholic st.
Elizabeth hospital to become a nun.
Yesterday while walking with SIS
ter In the enclosure of the hospital
she jumped the fence and sent word
to Attorney Wood. who went to the
hospital ani secured the lady's cloth
Ing. She claims to have been 80
frightened THAT she determined to- es-
cape.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
ATTACK ON ALLIANcA.
lt was Made By the cruiser Condo
de Yenadito.

Il Was Made By the Cruiser Condo
dc veAadlto.
HavenA, March q. - The name Of
the Spaish warship that fired on the
American steamer Alliance Is now
known. It Is the Spaniah steamer
Conde de Venadito. The fact became
public to-day, when the captain of the
cruiser reported that he had tried tn
stop strange steamer and had opened
6re on her, when she persisted in pro-
ceeding on her course. According to
tho story Of the CoEde de venadito's
commander while cruising of the east
ern coast OF Cuba on March @, he
sighted steamer heading off Mays
Point and shaping her course to the
northeast. The cruiser sisnalled her.
and the steamer replied by raising an
English dag. The cruiser again sig
nailed the steamer to stop, but without
effect. As the steamer proceeded at
full speed the cruiser first fred two
blank Shots and then two solid shot.
The. commander claims that he did
not desire to hit the steamer, but TINT
he fired the shots merely to cause her
to heave to.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
waateA lEsI.asshlia.

Washington, March "a. = Secretary
Smith has received . number Of letters
from Indians at Standing Rock
agency, N. D.. asking that James Nc.
LAughlin be retained as Indian agent
at that place. The letters represent
several thousand Indians. and speak
IN the highest terms Of Mclaughlin,
and say that he has been with them
% long that they do not want him to
80. Major Mclaughlin was recently
appointed Indian inspector and James
Cramsie named to succeed him. The
secretary directed letters to be written
In reply stating the appointments had
been made and could not be changed,
and expressing gratincation at the
high praise given Mr.. McLaughlin.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
rar.er. w,l, Rn,,.. po,.,o...

Fasoers Will Raise. Potatoes.
Cumberland, WIS.,, Special.-One
OF the most largely attended and sue
ccssful farmers institutes ever held In
the county closed here to-day. Supt.
G. Kerrow was In charge. with II. e.
Taylor. B. L. Grant and D. Spaulding
a. assistants. Farmers here are much
enthused over potato culture. and
Thousands Of acres will be grown In
this county the present season. Track
farming will also be extensively en-.
Gagged In. The winter grain is thought
to be winter killed throughout this ep
tire section.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
sPR1xaER AND xlLaoap

sa.ea By the Presideat a. Judges
in Indfan Territory.
Washington. March 23.-The follow
Ing appointments were announced at
the White House to-day:
William n. Springer Of Illinois. judge
Of the United Stnte> court of the
Northern district ci Indian Territory:
Constantine Buckley Kilgore. judg. of
the United States court Of the South.
.rn district Ct l'.l'an Territory.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
SEVERAL THOUSANDS SHORT.

Cashier Larrnbec's Books NO Net
balance and He IL Missing.
Chicago, March 21.-Cllrlstopher ".
Larrabee, nephew of Gov. Larrabee Of
Iowa. and Glslier and head acco,:nt-
ant for Boyd, Stickney & Co., whole
sale coal dealers, is missing, and, II all
accounts are true, his bboks do not bal.
ance by $4,000 or $4,000. His cm.
ployers and detectives have been lcok.
ing for him since last Thursday. The
American Surety company will hive
10 make good $4,000 unless Larrabeo
returns and proves 1t all mistake. 4
woman is said to be In the case.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
s.nteneea 70 Hn.x.

st. Thomas, Ont, Special. - A4,
1850 the jury in the Hendershott.
Welter murder triad came into court
with verdict Of guilty Of murder
against both prisoners and Judge
Meredith sentenced both men to be
hung June IS. William Henry Fen
dershott. aged "a. resided with his
uncle. John Hendershott. in Middle
march township, near this city and IN
September last took out 5000 In. 8
surancc policy on his life. followed By
another 10000 in November, both pay.
able to the uncle. William David
Welter, aged q, also resided with tbS:
uncle. On Dec. p Hendcrshott We
killed. ~
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
GETS THE FAIR.
sioux Falls Has Captured the Pris
From Two Competitors.

Sioux Falls Has CaptuFed the Prise
From Two Competitors.
Huron. 8. D., March %. - Sioux
Falls has been named by the state
board Of agriculture US the place for
holding the state fair for the next six
years. Mitchell and Aberdeen were
Its competitors. Sioux Falls pays ST.
900 the first year and $1,000 each sue
ccetling year during the life of the
contract. 1t also pays all the adver.
tising and printing bills. expenses Of
hoard meetings. and furnishes
grounds and buildings and keeps the
same In repair. The fair will be held
the present year from Sept. 30 to Oct.
4. inclusive. Oscar Kemp, G. n. Har-
ris. w. u. Russell. George w. Harris
and NJ. H. Kelly were named a coni-
m!ttee to close the contract with Sioux
Falls on Friday.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
Children Perish.

Springfield, Mo-. March 22.-Thrce
children Of Charles Ross, a laborer,
were left sleeping in their home while
the parents went visiting. The house
caught fire from lamp and all the
children were burned 10 death. All
were under i've years Of age.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
wen b q colsrea l1...

Appleton, Wis, special.-rhe in.
'tercollegiate oratorical contest here
between representatives of Lawrence
university, Ripon, and Beloit college,
was won by @. w. Wood, colored
man from Beloit, whose subject was
'The Better Personality" Archy d.
Hall, Of Lawrence. won the second
prize, subject 'sThe Law Of ProgresAs
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war NJ wonn,s.

Stores That Sell Liquor WIN ast n
PsteonIseA.
q paul. HDeciN.-lAst night, at
their regular semi-inonthly meeting In
Credn hail. with the president, Miss
Mary Cnmsie, In the chair, the ladies
Of the Catholic Sacred Thirst Society
decided By unanimous vote to with
hold their patronage from retail gro
eefy houses which have q department.
devoted to tho sale Of liquors, and en-
tered an emphatic protest against the
practice Of selling liquors II grocery
storee On general principles.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
For Killi.r RI. nrotb...

Chicago. March 22.-Joseph Hodg-
ett, wanted in Philadelphia for the
killing Of his brother William. was ar
rested here to-day. Detective Hand
Of Philadelphia, who is here, positive
ly identifies Hodgett and will take
the prisoner back as soon as requisi-
tlon papers can be obtained. The
crime with which he is charged was
committed March z in a saloon ut
Juniper and Smith streets. Philadl-
phia. It is said he shot his brother
because the latter would not buy him
drinks.
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.os 9 lIsalIlsy = 49, v Y - -.
& :! 81 Sa. Dssa1egas 4 Az. Z,
6 et. Panl; March Hsnry f5anlmis.
Who kAs seen three scose and ten
ye1D Sof llfe, walked proudly into the
of6cesof sthe lc1eFE. OF tha courts and
asked the deputy to make ont mar
'tiAge license. He made out the! niece
% paper which says that Henry Ham,
mi1 Of OlAir City, Nina, and Mira
NafSAret Besamine, aged seventy.nve
years, Of Jordan, lftna1s can he LEGALLY
malxied. M. HAmI6ls Nocketed the
TREASURE progdly and sellied forth with
hts marriage heense5 and went to the
residence Of his nppheW, John Ham.
mis-, the day Tailor 0f the central no.
lice station. There he Joined his soon.
sto-bo wife and spent the remainder Of
the evening with her and his nephew's
family, and were later married.
Henry Hammls and Margaret Bolan
were born In the same Ilttla village,
Treef, which II located on the Rhine,
IN Germany, only twenty-sixi miles
from the Ffeoch border. Early In
their youth they were lovers, but
Henry broke tho sn9agemcntand mar
rted another woman. Margaret mar
ried John Besamiual and dmtgrated to
America. Theys ,ss1t tied III Jordan,
Mimi, about thirty-dve ye1fs ago. In
the meantime Henry Hamnis had also
emiknted to this country. He aet-
tied 6rtt At New Treer, Ninn., In 1870.
with hfA wife and three children. Al
ter g few years Of work on his farm
at that place he sold his home and
went to Clair City, MINI, where he
bought another farm. There his
grown.up sons and daughter married
and settled, and there they reside to.
day with their fapi1ies.
MrA Henry Hammis died two years
ago. and since that time Henry has
been restless He has always known
where his nrst sweetheart lived, and
about a'week ago he left his home in
Clairf City very suddenly. He did not
say where be was going and his chill
dren were not little troubled over
his disappearance. The first that was
known OF him was when he and Mrs.
Besamius came to the home of John
Hammis in this city yesterday and
were married.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
1Y sr. PAUL.

That City will Mako An oRer fer the
State UAivessity.
st. PAM. March 2l.--It being the
evident intention Of the progressive
cities Of the state to bid for the loca.
tlon Of the various state institutions,
st. Paul Is about to put in a bid for
the location Of the state university
within its limits.
The city itself, after the legal form.
alities have been complied with, will
make an offer to the legislature Of
Como Park as a suita BILE site for the
state university. This offer win be
backed by bonus Of 100000 from
the citizens Of st. Paul. .
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
Thirty-rive Are 1ndieted.

Thifty.FIve Arc IndIcted.
New Orleans, March 22.-At noon
to-day the grand jury brought in in-
'''".ments against thirty-ave Of the
.Hn who participated in last Tues
days riottng. Some Of the indicted
parties are already under arrest. A
capias has been issued for the others.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
Hanged q Negress.

Fayetteville. Tenn, March 2o-News
has reached here that Harriet Talley,
colored, was hanged night before last
by n mob near Petersburg. She was
suspected of burning the dwelling Of
Baylor Marshall, near here, few
months ago.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
Receiyer ADnointed.

New York, March q. - Horace J.
Myers, Of the nrm Of A. A. Kidder &
Co., has been appointed by the United
States circuit court Of Virginia re-
ceiver Of the Long Island Traction
company. The appointment was ex.
plained In . circular mailed to the
sbockholders, and IL in 6he nature Of q
friendly proceeding and to anticipate
Q movement for Q receivership orig.
lnAtin9 In Q quarter hostile to the re.
organization plan formuJeed at
meeting Of stockholders held In Brook.
lyn several weeks ago.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
Tns Grand J.ry Aea.its ai..

Minneapolis, Special. Tho grand
fury reported DO bill against young
Nick Bodvin to-day. The boy killed
his father Last Monday In scufie. but
there were no Witnesses, and, 10 the
fathers disposition was shown to be
very ugly, the grand jury held that
there was not enough evidence to war.
rant TRIAL.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29

Lawrence. Mass, March 22.-Albert
r. Butler. cashier Of the Arlington
bank, and secretary of the Massachu-
sets street railway association, at
tempted suicide today by shooting
himself through the head. He 10 not
expected to live.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29

Augusta, Me-, Marca %. = In the
senate to-day the woman's suffrage
bill was defeated-15 to II. A few
weeks ago the bill PASSED the house.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
eoi.s to CANADA

Abeline, Kan, Spec!al.-The coi.
ony OF Northern and Central Kansas
emigrants which went to Edmonton III
the Province OF Alberta, British Co;
lumbia. year ago, IL to be followsl
In few days by another large palsY:
from Concorlia, Clyde. GreenleaS -
other towns In that section. ~
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
HNw Pasey xa.aeA,

Kew Pasty NansA,
Pittsburg, Pa, Special-The name q
the new party vas finally decided 70
bs the Home Protection party. b.
fore adjournment .. resolutioo was
passed. calling for all kinds OF money
to be on parity, but that the govern.
ment shall issuA II direct to tne people
instead OF the banks ,--
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
JAP OFFICIALS VISIT CHANG.

arrival Of China,s Peace Enyox AZ
Shimonosekl.
Shlmonocski, March 21.-viceroy IA
Hung Chang ard his suit arrived here
this morning in order to negotiate for
peace between China and japan. The
ENJOYS from the japanese foreign Of.
flee Immediately visited the steamer
conveying the Chinese viceroy. and
later Ii Hung Chang, accompanied By
Mr.. John W. Foster. the American ad-
wiser of China. visited the Jnpareee
minister Of foreign affairs, II. Matsu
Munemistu - Is, N =.
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Keats Respite.

Bismarck, N. D., March 22.-Myron
r. Kent, the convicted Morton c6un.
ty murderer Of his wife who was sen.
fenced to death, was granted q new
trial by the supreme court.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
yelvntary Aavenee ef wages,

V0IuntaPy AdvoneS q Wa6es.
.Haverhiil, Mass., special TEL. II.
Winchell & Co, one Of the firms whose
employees were actively ensaged In the
recent strike, have Given notice that
they will make 9 voluntary raiss Of
s cents per case On certain grades oe
work In their factory.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
More Frauds.

Toledo, March %. - The board OF
elections to-day discovered additional
evidence Of crooked work In connec-
ton with the primary elections last
Friday night. In canvasMng the vote
Of the Second ward It was found thu
$50 returns from one precinct wer
missing, and what has become Of
them is unknown. 1t Is asserted that
they would have elected the. anti.
Major delegates, snd consequently
placed the Major men In q minority
in the convention.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
Develenes 3 Sen.atten.

- Uyve1ODee = oc1aAttO1s
Milwaukee, March "a. The North
ern Pacific railway receivers nled an
lswers to-dayFin the cases growing ont
Of, the demands BY the receivers of thu
Chicago 4 Northern Pacific ana Wis
consin Central companies for rentals
on Chicago terminals. The answer to
the Wisconsin Central receivers sets
forth the sensational claim that the
lease Of the Central lines was void,
likewise the assignment Of the lease
to It by the Chicago q Northern Pa.
G0c COMPANY.
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Jonesboro. Ark, March q. - News
was received to-day from Buffalo ISL
and; this county, Of Q horrible double
murder. John GarEus, . prosperous
farmer, end his wife, were murdered
while aaleep Sunday night. The.
heads Of the couple were both crashed.
There b no due to the murderers.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
ce,r1..y Dees.reA 0.ilty.

ceurtaey DsesarsA Gsilty.
81 wapollo. Iowa. fDeciaL-The jury
b the case OF Stephen Courtney,
charged with the murder Of County
Attorney Jarvis, returned Q verdict Of
guilty Ia the 1rst degree and fixed the
peaalty 1t life impeisonment at hard
Labor.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
The Cable broke.

Muncie, Ind. March 22.-The cable
broke and an elevator Mt the Muncie
pulp works dropped thirty feet to-
day with three men on It. All Of
them were seriously hurt.
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DfeA IN GREAT Axeny.

Died In Gfeat AG0ny.
Minneapolis. March "a. = Nathaniel
w. Chamberlain, the aged citizen who
was struck BY Q Hennepin avenue
trolley car Wednesday, died last night
In great agony.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
MuFder Trial Begun.

Lancaster. KY, March 24.-The trial
Of Henry Reddick tcolored), charged
with burning the Miller hotel on Jan.
IL In which his mother-in-law and son
perished. was begun in the circuit
court to-day.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-29
Oe, ,ssrsAap In Russia.

VVDbOtb91yl11 Mus~uos ~
" Petersburg, Special Tel.-The pa.
pcrs here are startled by ofncial notice
that the government does not intend
to change it, censorship policy. Any
journal attributing any such intention
to the government WI be punished.
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no INVESTIGATOR

OF the Expert Printers Depart.,.s
The Law Is Defective.
st. Paul, March q. = The probal,sli
ties are that nothing more viii be done
In the Investigation of the printer 81.
pert Of the state. The subc0mmittca
has found no cause to ask for sue.
cial investigation. There were NO II.
resI,larities on the part OF Mr.. Ra-
maley. but. in the opinion of some of
The members. the law Is detective, IN
that 1t requires the state to furnish
the stock.
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VIII Wed A Actor.

London, Special.-rhe Times an.
nounces the marriage Of May Lever,
daughter Of DR.. James PalfrSy to
Weston Grosamith, the we'll knowI
actor. ~ "
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eA;t.,iai oae.r. nl.e,.a,

Madison, WiA. Special. = John
Nagel Of Manitowoc was to-day elect
cd president and ]. F. Roesler Of JEFF
fssson, vice president Of ths state press
aAaoAlAtioA ~ y
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Man1feeta1srs Fatl.

Boston. SpeciallThe firmsagg4
man Bros. & Co. manufS
window ahadeA:s went inA
today with lia1alities
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asnsraa.

DR.. Charles Martyr Of Chicago be-
gan . series Of Christian citissnsh.p
meetings akPeoria, III 957
Indians on the Cmatlila reservation
In Oregon make trouble and troops are
called out.
A gigantic pool o& the Ohio coal men
and railroad companies has been form
cd.
Christopher Fisher, Q miller assigned
at Wapakoneta, Ohio, with liabilities
Of $26,000 and assets Of $20,OOO.
Col. Andrew ]. NcNstt, u. g. A.. re-
tired, died at his home ct Belmont, N.
T.. yesterday, at the age Of seventy.
The bafber1 national association ID
In session In Pittsbrrs. About Afty.
delegates are present.
Michigan legislators have decided to
submit the question Of Increasing sal
aries Of state ofacers to popular vote.
Triplets were born at Quincy, Ill, to
Mr.. and Mrs.. Timothy Baker. The
family = In destitute circumstances.
A deed conveying the property OF the
whisly trust to the receivers has been
filed In Kansas City.
Judge Hunt Of Cincinnati decided
that sleeping car company y respons-
ibse Tor NJ los Of Jeweisy left infshs
care q tns porter.
The nineteenth anuud meeting Of
tine Northwest Texas Cattle aseocia.
tton convened 1t Fort Worth, Tex,
to-day.
Three hundred and fifteen tons Of
Haryeyized armor, made by the Gar.
'negie company for the battleship Ore
eon, nave Deen sccspted.
a oal mas Deen introduced In the
llhnose mouse prov1aing tnat gas COM
paMea snAn 1utnisa consumers win
eIos nseters
Tue state senate committee decided
g xeeommsno an aD2ropriauon ef
4lo.VOV 70 PROVIDE Ios tns. tepreSe0tae
tlo0 q ILLINOIS at tne Atlanta TAR.
Tbs liabilities Of G.. A. Dudd & Co.
Of Elyria, O., are now estimated at
100000. While available assets have
snrunk TO iess tnan $O.60O.
6aat Lake. Utah, 10 rejoicing over the
1nal arrival Of natural Gas which has
been brought frpm tho wells fourteen
miles distant.
Dr. Hay, superintendent Of the Ne:
beaska insane asylum, refuses to give
mp control Of the institution to his
successor, Dr.. Abbott.
The Santa Ee. Preecott 4 Phoeoix
raiiroad has been formally opened 10
passenger and freight tramc through
out its entire length.
+ Jack A. Helm ol Winemac. Ind. an.
ucs,ncea ~ ecien,e "a drain tho pint
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uAssst.sats nveass.

~ 80 UA9o4e00oNo 1ve0t4
|s5ChaVncey Joass living near Battle
atnA. Ind, was gored TO death By .
-,
lvesis hall IN Brooklyn was destroy
H6d ~ Are and surrounding buildings
4 saneged. The los = put at &10O.O 900.
y In 1cott oe Dover, NJ, while dnck
nnAtn9 was accidentally shot and To-
tally injured.
JohA. Sweeney, . molder Of Ale
SAeny, Pa, was burned TO death BY an
0vsttnsned lamp while In . drunken
stupos.
Arthur Conrad, aged Is, was killed
et Clinton, Ia, By an elevator etfiklns
down D dhaft.
Mn. Ellen Leydsn, agsd %, was
fAAally burned while heating . cup Of
alcohol at . neighbor's house In East
Liverpool, q.
81 Frank Tlt1patrick oe Galena, ILL.,,
aMaA Insanity killed by fail Of nfty
sseeet tltJ 8. 9.mfning shaft where he had
6es1 prospecdng. II
tn 2:year old daughter Of George
Hlllnans who lives near PstersburE,
q, vas fataliy scalded By falling In
10 Q ksttjs Of boiling water.
s.; 1eAn Thompson, . miner at No. 4
E1h4fk 1peing Valley, nl, was killed BY
sA5kallSee coal several small childrsn
ard tAs mother are left destitute.
tive steamers collifsd Of Reaehy
HsiL 1hsy were the Queen Olea and
49, INanl.pAH..% NS1,> M A&srkns, S,sa ~,,ssN
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Houston, Tex, March 2l.-Dr. B. A.
BucknR ensased IN shooting ARRAY
with ]. W. Johnsosn, q cattleanan, and
O. G. Whitley, on The streets Of Seeley,
Tex, today. DR.. Buckner was In.
stsantly killed. Later in the day John
con surrendered to the anthogtmes at
BelleviHe, twenty miles distant, fear.
lng the consequences should he do 50
q 6eeley. Whitley is still at large.
An parties are prominent citizens Of
&eelcY.
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Parsed. Left.
lnsAne asylums :. 4 $18800O S122500
Fenitentiary ....... 10000 $40
University ......... 68,O00 1850
soldlefss home. 18,ASO 12,9S0s
lAMicnltnral c0lleee 1900 1l,2S0.
so9nAl ts1hook Is: rs. u
vile: e:............ 24,60O I500.
Normal school, Val
ley City y........... N,O00 4,600
Deaf Ind dumb
school ........... 12S,250 1850
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WALTER aALrnRED.


A Cherokee lnAlaA II Hanged for
- MarAeFs
Tallequah, Ind. T., March 24,-Wal-
ter Bark was hanged In the jail yard
here for the murder Of johnson Reese
In Going Snake district, several years
ago. On the scanold Bark made q
short talk In which he said he was In
nocent OF murder, and that he killed
Reese to prevent the latter from rob
bing him. Bark was cool until the
rope was placed around his neck.
Then he broke down and had to be
supported until the drop fell. His neck
was broken. Bark's crime was com.
Ditted nearly. four years ago. He es-
capped the Nation and was not appre.
hended until year ago, when he was
captured at Fort Smith, Ark. While
away from the Cherokee Nation he
married Q white woman in Texas. He
was q full-blooded Cherokee, and was
thirty years old.
Hot Springs, Ark, March 24.-John
Martin was shot and killed here this
morning by Mrs. Larry, o widow. It
appears that Martin attempted to ent.
er Mrs. Larry's house against her will
when she flied through the door, kill
Ing him.. He'leayes q wife and seven
children. Both are prominent colored
people. The murderess was arrested
and locked up.