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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-13
Ii Favor. Mission..


New York. Sept. G.-Rolcrt +. Spccr,
secretary of the beard of f,rci,n mis-
sions Of the Presbyterian church in
the United States. received IL letter to-
day from Rev. !. w. Houston of Nan-
King, China. dated July II. The letter
contains Il copy of the proclamation
issued by Ii Hung Chung, the vice.
roy. which not only requires the
:Cllincsc to refrain from rolesting
missionaries. hut sI,cals in terms Of
praise OF the work done by them.
Mr.. Speer says that the proclamation
illustrates the folly OF forming judg-
'mcnt of the whole of China from con-
ditions existing in one section, and it
is more significant because Nankinp
has always been 81 more or less turb,l
lent center.
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New York, Sept. 7.-Atrocities b.;
Spaniards as revolving us those COM
mitted by the japanese ut Port Arthus
have just been reported to the Cuban
revolutionary party in New York.
Enrique Trujilio,edito of Ell Porvenir,
received II letter today from Juan
MaspOns Franco, chief Of staff, under
Gen. Gomez, the commander-in-chief
OF the tnsurgent army. 1t is dated
headquarters, In the field, Aug. g."
and sends details of the capture and
rccapture of the city of Barre, and the
massacre Of 81 inoffensive Cubans-
mostly women and clildren-by the
Spaniarls under Commander Garrido.
On Tuesday morning, according to
Col. FRANCES letter, company of in.
surgents under Jose Rabi, surprised
the Spanish garrison In the fortress
commanding the city of Baire, killed
more than 20 men and took SO prison.
ers. They captured large quantity
or arms and persuaded the prisoners
to enlist In the insurgent ranks.
At an hour later three companies of
spanish troops. under command of
Commander Garrido, came up. and
after a short but sharp resistance. the
CulEans fled, leaving the fortress again
In the hands of the invaders.
Soon after the fort had bccn re.
garrisoned with Spaniarls, one of the
companies broke loose and began to
pillagc the city. Commander Garrido
himself. Col. Franco states, led the
uniformed rioters. The Spaniarls
We're wild for the spilling Of blood.
Every human creature who came In
their path was ruthlcssly slain. With.
III five minutes the streets of Barre
were deserted by the panic stricken
natives, but the Slmniar:s followed
them into their homes and killed them
III their own rooms. age, sex and
condition We're wholly disregarJlcd by
these hvericd butchers" saws Col.
Franco. "Old and young women. chill
drcn, even infants. We're slaughtered.
Shocking indignities were offered ia
the unfortunate victims before and
after death. The Spanish soldiers
stamped on the bodies OF those whom
they had slain. and ground their heels
into the faces Of many who were still
alive.
"Scnorita Dolores Madeira, bcauti.
full girl of 1S. betrothcd to one of Cant,
Rabt's lieutemnts. was seized on the
streets. cruelty heaten. repeatedly
stabbed with bayonets and brutally
insulted. One of Garrid0's captains
commanded the girl to rcnounce llcr
Cuban lover. and swear loyalty to the
spanish government. She scornfully
refused. wlcrcupon the captain struck
her across the face with lis sword I'm.
flicting Il terrible cash. With blood
streaming down her face she tauntcd
the Spaniarls with their cownrlice.
Therellpon the maddened soldiers
seized her. hound her hand and foot,
threw moose around her neck and
hanged her to Il tree The torture of
Senorita Madeira was prolonged as
much as possible. While she was still
alive, hut no longer conscious, tho
body was riddlsd With bullets
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-13
A AIy.tcrious Case,

Lyons. n. ". Sept. 4.-'rhe body of
n Indy was discovered, lying face
downward on her hands and knees In
less than four feet of water in Black
brook. small tributary of Clyde
river. to-day by colored hoy who was
passing over the bridge. The body was
identified as being that of Miss Mary
Rcisdarpll, daughter Of George REFS
darph. n carpenter living near the
hamlet Of Merango. She had visited
Lyons on Saturday, and was seen yes
terday afternoon by neighbors five
miles from here on her way to Lyons
on foot, which would nccessitatc cross
ing the creek. 1t is said that she at
tended church in this village last even
ang. Indications are divided between
suicide and foul play. The case is
mysterious in every respect.
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TIE r,v.r1t.fn x>s,.,,,,

Milwaukee, Spccial.-I'he man who
was to have the distinction of being
the last workman TO leave the new
half-milliOn-dollar intake tunnel prior
to its being turned over as complete
In its construction. reached the top at
3 o'clock this afternoon, slipped and
plunged to the bottom. a distance Of
1G5 feet. His name ia James Nc.
Grath. and he lived Mt Sarnia, Cana.
da. His was the twentieth life sacri.
feed in the five years that 1t has oc.
cupied to build the tunnel under Lake
Michigan,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-13
A RED HAT,
Mgr. sntolIi VIII Ne Raised to III.
Car0lnalate I'm Deceml,~r

Mgr. satolli Will he Raised to the
Cardinnlate In December.
st. Paul, Sept. lit has been an.
nounced from time to time in the
press of the country that Mgr. satolli,
the papal ablegatc, would soon be
raised to the dignity of the cardinal
ate. These rlmors have cropped out
afresll since the monsignor came to
St. Paul to attend the dedicatory ex-
ercises of the Catholic seminary. A
reporter called this morning uDon Rev.
DR.. O'Gorman, whose relations with
tile ablesate are very close and inti-
mate and asked him IL there were any
basis In fact for these reports.
@ll." said DIR. O'Gorman, .thcsc are
mere reports at best-simply specula-
tinns. No one knows anything about
this matter-not even the ablegate
llinlself-save the pope, and lie is not
In the habit of giving out such in.
formation to the press long before the
occurrence takes place"
What is your personal opinion in
the matter" inquired the reporter.
My personal opinion is that the
monsignor will probably be made a
cardinal In the near future, but lust
when. of course, no one can tell" re-.
piled the doctor.
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MyMterlOus Shooting.

Blufrtcn. Ind. Special.-.Ioscph Har
rington. u well known resident oe Elk.
hart, was mysteriously shot and killed
and Mabel Moore received Il tlcsl,
wound IN the Indiana house this morn.
Ing. The woman was the mistress OF
the house and claims that burglars did
the shooting after stealing $500 IN
money and iewelry. Harrington and
the woman had been lnarreling dur.
Ing the night. and owing to this fact
the latter was arrested on the charge
bf murder
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Ur. Adm inn uOu nd Over.

Watertown. $. d., Special.-Dr. II
G. Adams was bound over to the cir.
cult court on the charge of manslaugll.
ter because OF the death OF Mrs. Pen.
dergast, upon whom Adams commit.
ted abortion. He admits the charge,
but claims 1t was necessary to save
Mrs. Pendersast. He was unable To
secure bail. Adams is now coroner Of
the county and has been for yclrs. lie
Is a prominent physician and has the
reputation Of being one of the best
surgeons In the state,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-13
MARKET REPORTS.
Lnetst Reports From Grain aud
Live Stock CenterA.

Live stock CenterA.
Chicago. ILL.,, Sept. 7.-Whcat-AIay,
GA 3-4c. Corn-Septcnlbcr. 33c: Octo,
her, BE; November, 80 Lie; Deccml
her, % Use; May. % :-Sc. Oats-Sen
temler. Is 1-2c bid; October. is 1-Sc;
December. IL LIE; May. ~ Use. Pork
September, $S35; October. SS.4a:
January. $500. L.arl-Septenller,
S3!M: October. $685. bid: January,
S5.S7 IL. Short ribs-Scptcmlrr. 500 /;
October. $50: January, So bid. Cash
Wheat. 80 Lie: corn, i3 Lie; oats,
Is 1-2c: pork. $3.50; lard. $3.50; short
ribs. $3.50.
Chicago. Sept. 7.-Hogs-NIarkct is
opened at 81 1-4c; highest. - 1-Sc;
lowest. 81 Lie; closed ut ~ 1-Sc: De
cemher opened ut 10 3-Sc; highest,
81; 1-Sa5G Lie; lowest. 5;lc; closed at
81 1-Sa56 Lie; May opened at 80 1-oc;
highest. 60 Use; lowest, 80 3-Sc: clcsnl
at CD 1-Sc. On track-No. l hard,
iti 3-4c; No. l Northern, :Nic: No. :!
Northern, 81 1-2c.
Minneapolis. Sept. 7.-Scptcmbcr
unchanged. Wheat ia weak; No. .
spring. IS 1-Sc; No. 1 Northern. 60 1-oc;
l'ecehnDer, w l-Sr. Corn dull; No. :,
ID Lie. Oats higher; No. . white
q Bic: No. 3 white. 10 1-2a21c. Par
ley dull and nominal; No. Q. IL 1-2c;
sample, :'tia4Oc. Rye higher; No. /,
II lie. Provisions higher; pork, $500
lard. $0.S5.
Milwaukee, Sept. Flour dull and
active and &c higher: light. S3.S5a4. ii;
rough packing. $3SOa395; mixed,
$S.95a4.i5: heavy lncking and slip
ping lots. $4a4.45: pigs. $..3Da4.3O. Es.
timated receipts for Tomorrow, 12,Mn
head. Cattle-Alarkct is steady.
st. Paul, Sept. 7.-lseceipts. 100 head
OF hogs, 25 cattle. 100 calves and 100
sheep. Hogs-About DC lower than
yesterday; not much outside demand,
Cattlc-Abont steady OH good cattle:
common stockers and common butcher
stuff slow aud weak.
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Thc Cnsun1ts Rec.,ra.

Eight persons were seriously wound
ell by Il careless sportsman ut a pig
con shoot mt Nyack, y. y.
Three buildings Oh Second stu ct,
Cincinnati and S25O.t1D worth of goods
were destroyed 10y fire.
Six firelnen were overcome while
fighting a fire at Dos Moines, Iowa,
and they were rescued With difficulty.
Two children We're drowned near
Bloomington, ILL.,, during terrific
irainstorm.
Elmer J. Schlink and Jacob Altweis,
both aged 10, were caught by a belt
in flour mill at New Riegel, Ohio.
and had their brains dashed out.
II. II. King, president "f the Cash
Insurance company If Pirtsburg, one
Of the wealthiest men III the country,
was killed by falling down stairs.
Three tramps are believed to have
been killed III freight train wreck
on tile Cleveland. Akron & Columbus
road near Mtllersburg, Ohio.
The Great Northern overland pas
senger ran into a landslide near Rich
mond Beach, Wash. Engineer Neal
Mckinley sacrificed his life to save
those of the passengers
David Mitchell. Jr., experimenting
architect. was fatally Injured in one
Of the buildings at One Hundred and
Seventeenth street .,n.l the Boulevard,
New York City, which are hcing re-
modeied for Columbia college. He fell
twenty-five feet 10 the basement in
q pile of twisted pipes and locks.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-13
TRUMpED-UP CLAIMS.
There Promises to BE Little Left Of
the Assets Of j. r. NJ. Pierce.

There Promises to BE Little Left Of
the Assets Of j. r. NJ. Pierce.
Yankton. s. d., Sept. 6-rlumpcd
UP claims against ]. r.. NJ. Pierce, or
claims that appear to he trumpcd up,
are coming to light almost daily and
are being placed OH record. ON Sat-
urtlay last 81 mortgage for 5000, pur-
porting TO have been executed in 1892.
was filed for record. This document
has the appearance Of OF having been
recently made. 1t is wonderful how
many deeds and mortgages have ap-
pcared since Pierce fled to South
America. Some of these Instruments
are curi0sitics. and will cause trouble
for somebody before the matter is set
tied. a mortgage for $4,000 was also
recorded against the three miles Of
roadbcd and depot of the Yankt0n Il
Norfolk railroad, being all there is of
this road on this side of the Missouri
river.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-13

Tlcr" were ~ cases and u deaths
from cholera in Toxic and 4 cases and
= deaths in Yokohama on Aug. u.
Cholera is also spreading in Corea.
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Personal Mention.

Miss Belle Crawford, aged 05, who
was James q. Blaine's first school
teacher, is dying at Kansas City, Kas.
DIR. w. w. Gable. a brother of George
W. Cable. the novelist, died ut Pitts
burg, aged 20.
The Rcv. G. j. Gates of Chicago has
been elected president of Euphrates
college at Harpool in Turkey
Harrison r. Bridge, u young mil
liOnairc of Boston. died at San Fran
cisco of complications brought on by
q cold.
just prior to his death in Africa, L.
j. Glave, who was one Of Stanley's
aides. discovered the grave of Living
stone. the. explorer.
Mrs. Peggy Meade. aged 81, died ut
her home in Anderson. Ind. Her his
tory runs parallel with that of Indiana.
She went to that state in the very be-
ginning of its existence. SHE settled
: on the site of Anderson when 1t was
nothing but Il briar patch. Death was
due to old age.
Henry pundi, the Omaha pioneer
who went to Europe recently to con-
suit eminent physicians as to his
health, died in Berlin. He was the
first man to open mercantile house
In tllp territory Of Nebraska, begin-
ming in Omaha in July. 1850. He was
very wealthy. and prominent citi-
zen.
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Canal Across Ohio.

Cincinnati. Special.-Ncarly 100 del
egates appointed by mayors of cities
IN fourteen counties Of Western Ohio.
along tho line of proposed deep
water canal connecting Lake Erie at
YoledN with the Ohio river at Gin.
cinnati, met hore today and organized.
The name adopted is the Miami and
Erie Deep Water Canal association.
The officers elected are: President.
Judge X. II. Cochran. Toledo; seclv
tary, W. ]. Shaw, Cincinnati.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-13

Cincinnati. Sept. 6.-Thc t,on,mcrcfo,
Gazette will print to-u,rrrow n letter
dated Shanghai. China, Aug. 3. writ.
ten by Rev. Il. n. Williams. six years
pastor of the Central Christian cl,u,,.i,
OF this city. and now secretary of tin,
f'"refgn Mission Society Of Christians
ana on a tour around tie world visit.
ing missions. Tile salient points OF
the letter are that the recent riotous
assaults Oh Europeans in China were
the RESULT of the teElpcrizfng policy or
me United States ard England wifi,
China. VIZ"
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Tragedy in an A.y,un,.

indianapolis. Sept. q. - John Rich
ards. a patient in tho Central hospital
for insane. caused the death of anotll-
,er patient. Nathan Dunfhoo OF New
Albany. today. Last Saturday as
The lmtients were filing to their aDart-
nents. Richards stepped from the
mine. picked up Il chair and struck
!ounillno. Knocking him scuscless He
Nieh without recovering conscious-
ness. The coroner pronounced tho
ease murder. hut Gays Richards is not
liable to puntshnent
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Favor the Lndie..

Cincinnati, Special--'Tle Cincin nat
u. Il. conference in session at Hamil.
ton. Butler county, today. voted OH
what is known as the proposed Ham.
ilton amendment TO the rules OF the
general conference. This amendment
restricts delegates to male members.
The vote stood: For the amendment,
D: against 1t. 124; refusing to vote. "a.
A motion to amend the rules so as to
admit women as delegates to the gen.
eral conference was carried, years
1873; noes, o; not voting, 6.
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Shot III. wife ona l,,m.e,s

Battle Creek. Mich. Sprcill.--ro-Gny
Jack Wilson. Il hack driver. shot Ills
Wife and then killed himself. BE.
cause of non-suppOrt Mrs. Wilson left
her husband last June. To-day Wilson
went to her rooms, dragged her from
the house and shot her twice as she
tan. The first hall missed her. the
second struck her behind the left ear
end came out of her eye. He then put
the revolver TO his right temple ana
fred, killing himself instantly. Mrs
Wilson cann0t live.
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fo.sibtlity Tkat Deputy Game
warden May HnI.. nc..n A;l,nt

PosSibility That 81 Deputy Came
Warden May Have Bccn Shot.
West Superior. Wis. S,pt G.-Con-
siderable apprehension is felt for the
safety of Deputy Game Warden Wood
ley. Last week llc came to Superior
to procure Il warrant for the arrest of
one Shaw. who llad resisted aEd ,lriy-
ell him OFT with Il rifle the day previ-
GUS. Ho went hack Saturday with u
couple of assistants. ard no word has
been received from any of the party.
They expected to bring their prisoner
back Monday. \ searching party will
l@ organized Tomorrow II no word in
received. The feeling runs high in
certain sections of Douglas county
against game war,lnls. w.ln are faith
fully enforcing the laws for the first
time.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-13
A FLYIXG YACHT.
4 Ton Of Dynamite Exnlodes on Cen,
I'm ~ lAahhN HINT

4 Ton OF Dynamite Isxploiles on Gen,
CaiapOs' llOnt.
New York. Special.-Special cor
rcspOndence Of the World from Nu.
vanl, Aug. 24, says:
There is u rumor here that the
Spanish steamer Villavertle, chartered
by Gen. Campos as Ills private yacht,
has been blown up at sea. She Went
from here to New York oStcnsibly to
go into dry dock TO be cleaned and
painted She left New York on the
2Oth inst. to return to IIavana. 1t is
said that she had on board ton of
dynamite. being brought by Gen,
Campos to be used In the campaign
against the insurgents. This dyna.
mite exploded with terrific force. SO
the story goes, tearing the ship to
fragments.
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nArrEnY a nE,NsrArs;n.
An order From the AdJutmnt G.l.
prnl (siysx II New Ifr.

An order From the AdJutnnt G.E-
eral Gives II New Life.
st. Paul. Sept. I.-The asljulant gc.l-
erals orders reinstatilig Battery \ il.
the military service Of the state were
given I" the public yesterday. i his is
the result Of Il petition of the battery
sent to the authorities last Saturday.
III" signcrS of the petition met pr
viousl:' and choose Se".t l,0ccl, a.,
Sersi. Wallace for the pu.i,iuiS Z.
first and second lieuteEan,s. The hat,
terry seems to have gained cOEs:dpra-
bic popularity siEce II has passed
through It's recent trouble. and a nun.
Der of prominent men have signilicd
their intention of applying for mem.
hersllip. The adjutam general places
Maj. L.. ID. Libbey in command of tho
battery.
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Very Dry T'rlul.

San Francisco. Sept. 7.-l'llc trial OF
Theodore Durrant was dry and unin-
ierestilIs to-day. All Of ;ll. morning
anu most of the afternoon sessio. 3;
were devoted to Il description of the
diagram of Emanuel church. intro
dltcrd as exhibits hy both sides. lhtl,
prosecution aud defense had drawings
OF the interior Of the church made to
SHOW the exact spot where Bianrhp
Lamont was murdered Each attorney
wished his drawing only to he intro
duc"h. alM the greater part Of the day
was spent i'll wranglins over their re.
Spcctive merits.
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Finally Resulted r.,.,,v

Spokane. Wash, Special.-Mr. Jas
Stewart, better known by the name
OF Paul Webb, died here to-day from
Injuries suctainel while slidipg down
9 l.5ON foot log chute in q barrel on
July last. The barrel struck nm oh.
struction while going at tremendous
speed. causing it 10 jump the chute.
landing OH the rocks a hundred feet
below. Stewards back was broken in
the fall, Stewart was a nephew Of
Senator Stewart of Nevada. At the
tfnn OF the accident lie had under con,
struction q monster steel barrel. with
which he intended going over Nia9ara
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To Test the Inv.

Dallas, Tex. Sept. Ain the twenty.
first round of the Clark -Cavanagh con-
test the contest was stopped by the
police. Both principals and James r.
Bates, the referee. were arrested and
are in Jail. This is n cnse to test the
validity Of the state law regarding
prize fights. Application for writ OF
,habeas corpus will at once be made
to the court Of criminal appeals. the
tribual Of last resort. Should the
court declare there is no law against
glove contests an application will be
made to the supreme court for a man
damus compelling the state controller
to issue u license for the Corbctt- -Fitz.
simmons contest.
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date for governor, and as his nomina-

date for governor, and as his nomina-
ton was the result Of spontaneous
and overwhelming demand of the Ohio
Democracy, it has no parallel as a per-
sonal honor in the history Of Ohio poll
tics. Mr.. Campbell is II native Of But
Ter county. Previous to his election
as governor in 1850, he had been three
times elected to congress in Il Repub-
licun district. He is recognized as tho
best camlaigner Of his party in Ohio.
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The only baking powder yet found
Dy chemical analysis to be entirely
free from lime and absolutely pure is
the Royal" This perfect purity re-
suits from the exclusive use of cream
or tartar specially refined and pre-.
pared by patent processes which to-
tally remove the tartalate of lime and
other impurities.
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Madison. Wis. Sreci:ll.--A Chfcac,
n northwestern train struck n MegI
at Deerfirld. in which two girls, aged
II and II. and a man were riding
One OF the girls was instantly killed
ana the other girl and man received
injuries which may prove fatal. The
girls We're daughters Of Chris Heltz
nuter. Il farmer near Dccrficld, whosa
nired man. named Scinow. was driy
ing them home from the circus. H
saw the train. but was not able tt
cohtro! the Horses. which dashed onts
We crossing and We're hurled by thu
engine upon the depot Platform.
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The treasury department today re-
ccived telegram announcing the mr.
rival at Vancouver, B. c.. of fifteen
Chinese destined for the Atlanta cx-
position.
The schooner Seaman, owned by
II. Scllell of Cleveland, Ohio, was
cauglt III heavy gale which ragged
last night. She was driven ashore
near Lees Point and dismasted.
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Wapakoneta. Ohio Special.-Andrew
Siferd, one of the strikers wounded
here by Van Skiver In the riot last
Tuesday, died today. Van Skiver,
who was badly beaten by the strikers
with clubs. was removed to Jail to.
day under the charge Of murder. voor.
hees, a striker in the riot. was also
sent to Jail charged with attempting tn
kill Contractor Meyer, who was heavi.
~ fined on a charge Of profane and
Vbusive language.
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Minnenpoli., ponuI.t,on.

st. Paul. Sept. 1.-The results OF the
state census for 1895. announced this
morning in an official bulletin from,
the office Of Secretary of State Berg.
give Minneapolis population Of 1872.
S33. The total population. as against
the results Of the national census Of
1880. show an increase Of 2S,O95, or
11.Ol per cent.
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Accu.e,f of Ex,or1ian

Sioux Falls. S. D.. Sept. t.-E. A.
Maccy has been held in $500 bonds for
eXtortion. He represented to Mrs.
Ihlckett. whose husband was away.
that he would bring suit against Air
Thickett unless IL certain mattcr NJ
business was fixed up. She gave him
her $.iU diamond ring.