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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-01-11

Of00F00 20 boEFeA0of Le0o0Os
Madison. Wis. special.-Ths reestv.
srs Of the Panoke and Gogebic con.
solidatsd mines were In the United
States court yesterday and ordered To
surrender tho leases they hold Of the
Superior. Comet and Colby mines. A
naastar in chanoss5 was appointed to
adjust claims. i.
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Mrs. Hughes ralks About Her Hus-
bnnd's Death.

Mrs. lfughes Cnlks About Her Hus-
bnnd's Death.
Louisville, Jan. 4.-Charles Hughes,
who dropped dead in Boston of apo
plexy last Wednesday night, and who
was prevented from being bigamist
Just as he was about to be married to
Mrs. Livermore of that city, has a
wife and two children living here.
They separated three years ago, Mrs.
Hughes keeping the two children. The
husband, she says, went to Relford,
Ind, where he remained only short
time, and was next heard of in Day
ton. Ohio. He finally settled In Mas
sachusetts. Mrs. Hughes says that
her husband wrote her many times
about securing n divorce, but she
steadfastly refused. Mrs. Hughes
knows nothing Of Mrs. Livermore, the
widow in the case. Speaking of the
sensational circumstances surrounding
her husbands death, she remarked: !:
at seems as II the avcnglng hand Of
God had followed him."
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.unAsr ths lr1let Law.

Bagla Grove, Iowa. Special Tho
Pred Miller Brewing company. having
secured the consent Of our city coun.
ell according to tho requirements Of
the tMulGt law enacted last winter,
will establish . Wholesale Hquor house
In this place. They aeree to whole
sale liluor only and will erect Q sub.
staattal building next year.
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s.sar Importers Heard.

vU8aE IApVteefe He1Id.
Washington, Jan. 5.-Secretary Car.
isle and Assistant Secretary Hamlin
today gave hearing to representa-.
tives of the Sugar Importers associa.
ton Of New York on the subject Of &C.
curing uniform basis of value on Inn
ported sugars.
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Two Nor. Arrests.

O'Neill. Neb., Jan. 4.-Mllt Roy aud
James Pinkerman were arrested to-day
charged with being members Of the
mob which is supposed to have been
guilty Of lynehinE- Bafret Scott. The
leader Is under surveillance. The pris-
oners deny their guilt. SCOTS fat b
stitl q mystery.
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rhe Cola Reserve.

Warrington, Jan. 6.-The treasury
department was notified today Of the
withdrawal Of $500. 0.OtW gold for export
to Canada, leaving the true amount Of
the gold reserve at SIS ,804, ,OS2.
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|, Minneapolis. Jan. SIN the criminal
court this morning.. the case against
Mary Blake, charged with shooting
Viva Castle, foster daughter Of ex-
Congressman Castle, was dismissed.
1t was ultimately decided that Miss
Castle would not be able to give testi-
mony, and the county attorney de-
cided to nolle the case.
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KERN ESCAPES.

The Grand Jury Declines 10 Indiei
Chicago, Jan. 1.-THE grand jury, by
a unanimous vote, refused to indict
State Attorney Jacob Kern, who
was charged with various irreguluri-
ties. The states attorney was par
ticularly charged with allowing Grim.
inals to escape with collecting moneys
improperly. Tie grand Jury held that
the eviderce was not at all conclusive.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-01-11
4 e3oosoOo Fire at the Great Lake
RaEt Tn.nnH 49,


Buffalo. N. T.. special-Fires de.
sEoyed the three story block at the
corner Of Fillmore avenue and Broad.
way. The building was owned by
John Kennedy Of Rlnghnmton andfoc.
cupfed BY Eckhardt s. Co, Oswald,
Tinker q ;:Sharles and Welssnan ~
stores. The hre sprend oyer the Wh6le
block and across Broadway % tie
thxee-story building extending from
Fillmore avenue to Gibson street:
burning out John H. Eckhardt, fur
.niture; the Atlantic ana paciflc tea.
store, Frost's grocery. Hobart,s pho.
tssraph, gallery. Cobler's furnishing
eood's store. Kakur's real estate of.
nce and Stovers grocery store. The
loss will reach $500, 600. Owine %
frozen hydrants 1t was thirty miauteal
before the fremen could turn 7oo tn;
water. !, s.is; Il ~. :: Z g
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sunerine in the strip.

Boston, Jan. 4. - According to ad-
vices received by the Congregational
Home Missionary society the circle Of
suffering in parts Of the West is
widening. 1t includes the Cherokee
strip in Oklahoma, which was opened
fol settlement year ago. The coun.
try is emphatically new. The mis-
sionarles Of the Congregational Home
Missionary society, in forwarding spe-
cial correspondence relating to the sit
uation state that there is special need
Of clothing. With the thermometer
below zero there were thirteen men ut
q religious service who wore no over
coats and were known not to own
one. Some of the women were with
out wraps Of any kind.
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Biz Damaees

Newark, N. j., Jan. 4.-Robert Nc
Mullen has been accorded $25. 600
damages against the Western Union
Telegraph company for injuries re-
ceived while working for the company
A a lineman.
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THn HlNclkLHr DEFICIT.
Lssislatsrs WIN De Asked Z. MAX,

Ls9tslatufe Will Ne Asked e Mako
Coed.
Minneapolis Jan. ga meeting Of
the state committee for the relief OF
the Htnckley fire sufferers was held
IN the once of C. A. Plllsbury ut 10
o'clock this morning. Secretary Hart
submitted . report detailing the
amount Of work done. which was &C.
cepted. Kenneth Clarke, treasurer OF
the committee, was also present, and
made Q statement. The meeting was q
most harmonious and pleasant one.
The legislature win be asked to sup.
ply the deficit In the finances Of the a..
ISOLATION, which have been supplied
from the private purses Of the mem.
befs Of the committee.
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seyeott Drselri.riAss.

Memphis. Tenn., Special.-The Wo.
mans Council Of the Ninth Century
club, embracing . membership Of 1000
women Of this city. to-day passed Q
resolution to boycott Congressman w.
p. G. Breckinridge when he appears
here to lecture next week. @'jl
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CAME JUST IN TIME.

Reprieve for /. Condo mned Murdsrer
a at the Last Minute.
Philadelphia, ian. 5.-The supreme
court Of the United States Mt Washing
ton this morning granted q reprieve
Until March 4 to Theo. Lambert, who
as to have been hanged to-day. This
Ia the second respite that has been
granted Lambert. The crime for
which Theodore Lambert was convict
ed was tile murder of William G..
Kairer, q wealthy Camden banker, on
the mnrnirg of Dec. 4, 1893.
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DieA I. n.sla.a,

London. Specia. a.-The Times an.
nounces the death, at Frant. Sussex,
of Mary, wife Of Gen. Palmer Of Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo.
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DOZEN PEOPLE DEAD
aspe.t Of . Holocaast In North Da-

HnA> 'f--
Ransom, N. D., Jan. 4.-Measer re-
srvatlon that at . point nine miles
south Of Ransom . terrible IRE oc-
cured last night In which It II report
Cd many lives were lost. The names
Of those Of the persons said to have
perished are Sam Gibson, white; Peter
Resau, Indian; Labelle, Indian. just
how the 6re started u not known, but
It 10 reported that the county coroner
and . body Of citizens have started
for the scene. 1t 10 said that q ca
rousal, In which the tough white and
Indian element predominated, was In
full blast when, in some way, the
building took fire and cremated doz.
On or more human beings.
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b Cincinnati, Special The crusade fos
cheap bread here has resulted In twsn.
ty-Ave bakers Of this city to-day n.
7duclng the price Of broad from.t osats
- 3 cents Der lnaf. :. -. -. 49,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-01-11
GLADSTONE HURT.

rhe nx-Prenier Had a FaIl aaa Cut
,i55. Hts Forehead. b..
London, Jan. 5.-It was learned to-
day that Mr.. Gladstone had 9 serious
accident last week. He stumbled over
an open drawer. cutting his forehead
and breaking his spectacles, and was
unable to see for several hours. Mr.
and Mrs. Gladstone took q drive of
three miles in an open carriage yester-
day., and on Monday will leave En-.
gland for Cannes, where they will be
the guests of Lord Rendel.
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Dubois, Pa, Jan. 5.-All miners at
this place and Reynoldsville struck to.
day on account Of wholesale discharges
this week. .Sgis5s ~
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Hotel Burned.

Ashland, Wis, Jan. 4.-The Chippc-
wa house at Glidden was totally. de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. The loss
will reach 5000. The fire started In
the kitchen.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-01-11

Vienna, Jan. 5.-Julius Pairrer, the
! Leader Of the first Austrian north pole
expedition, meditates fresh Arctic
expedition.
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Caleht IN the shaftin..

Lanesboro, Min, Jan. 5. - B. j.
Morey. while attempting to oil the
gearing in the grain elevator here
while the machinery was in motion,
was caught In an upright shaft. It 10
feared that he has received fatal In.
ternal Injuries,
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rAs oypsey Meth

Washington, Jan. 5.-A delegation
Of Mnssachusetts agriculturalists had
Q meeting before the senate agricul.
tural committee I'm advocacy Of . bill
to exterminate the sypsy moth.
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sAinnsrt ef silxa,
Chnly in Kuroi,p.

New York, Jan. 6.-The steamship
Etruria will take out to-day, 320, 900
ounces OF silver.
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CLEVELAND AND HILL.


The Presadent and the Senator Meet
tWAylllnEton; Van. o.--Tne president
gave the anual state dinner to his cab.
met last night. The full Marine baud
was In attendance aud played national
airs throughout the evening. Fifty
four guests were present
When the list of names of guests
vas given out the appearance among
them of that Of Senator Hill Of New
York was received with some In
crcdulity. There had been no intima-
ton that the New York senator was
to be present, and when 1t became
known about town that Mr.. Hill was
the guest of the president the fact
was at cnce the subject of the greatest
apecC lati0n. There had been ruinOrs
that on understanding had been ir-
rived at between the president nnd
Mr.. Hill, but the presence of the lat
ter at the White House was the first
tangible evidence that the runors
were probably authentic.
has Mr.. Hill before been within the
portals Of the executive mansion. Thlt
time was just after the arrival of Sen
ator Murphy, and the two New York
senators appeared ut the White House
together, but the best information Is
that they did not see the president at
that time.
/ The president and Mr.. Hill met in
1enef1f 6sseMbsxge before the dinner
began, and their inetirg was to every
appearance one of extreme cordiality.
They remained together for some min
utes In close conversation. Mr.. Hill
escorted Mrs. Hearst to the dining
hall.
Senator Hill declined to discuss his
presence at the White House, saying
that 1t was purely social visit and
had no political Significance, and con-
sequently he did not feel at liberty to
talk on the subject. Nevertheless, his
attendance will be a mark for political
gossip for some days to come. It is
understood that Mr.. Hill was invited
to the last cabinet dinner, but de-
clined. -ta-
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-01-11
A PRoroUHD MYsTERY.

Nan anA wife at Traer Ca.lot BE
Awakened and Die.
Traer, Iowa, Jan. 6.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Dorap, an aged couple living
Trs,1 az Tass alone a.s were ccs fo11d nt asleep
awakened. Physicians tried for days
lin vain to arouse them. One died yes
terday, the other to-day. No hard
coal stove vas in the Rouse; neither
could the odor of gas be detected on
entering. The cause Of the long sleep
and death = profound mystery.
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!ties F6ea 1ill impo66 a a6ditional
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"a. Il. 5.s, & S; s.9
Holssioas ] tAs t,srs 4 ,s.a ! Z ehaassiiasr, i
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led ths Efx0cA hASinf cSp4urod fott
Tamatavo ana the Hoyas hayine hRfn.
"a Ivondros. sS5.i re- 4.
Count ecAouyaio6, 1sss ,Russaan MN.
istec q Berlin, 6as been appointed
military eevssnoe q Wo1aW, Suo.
eeedins Gen. 0ouzkA Whe rsslsne6
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Broker Fails,

q New York, Jan. 6.-The failure Of
Thomas n. Hanckle was posted at
the cotton exchange b, order Of 1hs
supervisory committee. At.a
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What Cnne of Itf

Cor.stantinople, Jan. r. United
States Minister Alexander W. Terrell
had IN audience with the sultan yes.
terday.
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The Tsaohsf went Wrene.

TMe IS36Aef Woht WFOnG,
+ 4apleton, Mimi, Jan. 8. NJ K,
( Smith, school teacher in the Morrow
district has deserted his newly.wed-
sded wife. He takes her gold watch
and clothing and 800 and disappears.
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Robeline, La, special.-A ruInor 10
current here Of triple murder. III
women, which occurred on Christmas
day In dark corner Of Vernon parish
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Batter s1efe at Me.....

vinton, lows, Jan. 5.-Ex-Conxrea1.
man Butler arrived here safe and
sound today. his people are much
;ehagrined ct his iescapade.
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Tunls. Jan. 5.-severely cold wealth.
er prevails here and the country ID
covered with snow. n
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Attenaea bx TIE Hxai.er.

Berlin. Jan. s. = Emperor william
attended meeting Of the Prussian
ministers at Prince Hohenlohe's resi-.
dence to-day. g.
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Asf.r Th.A.lRoa.

Boise. Idf ho, Jen. 5.-Robert Nichols
and John Mullaney were killed In .
Snow slide at Silver City last night.
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Washington, Specisl.-Ths president
has approved the oct 70 AotAblish Q
rational military peFk a$ tbs battle
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otAsrws.s.

/ -
Je6 Garrfgus IN Indianapolis sraye
robber, has made. Z win. leaving his
body TO the Indiana Nedical college. :
The Osase commission viii recom-
mend abolition Of the tribal form of
government and the allotment az iands
In severalty. n
lsa sermon on gambling in church
neAf Winchester, Ohio Rev. Mr. War.
d6n illustrated three card monte WITH
. pack OF cards ~.
The decree placing certain secret
societies under ths. ban Of IT, .Csfhs.
lie church 70 published.
Mrs. Kelhef OF Ensliah, Ind. In
burning some Old letters, fdeetroyed
800, the total proceeds OF the Saas
Of her home.
William b. Dowty, young fArmer
living near TOulon, M, was found
dead on his farm and partly eaten b.
hogs. I
The Oregon Pacific road, the con.
struction and equipment Of which cost
49,, CO.. was sold ut auction foe
The body Of ex.shefi6 James b.
Curry, who died from some pecuhhx
disease was stolen from ito crave a
Greenwood Indiana. III.
Joseph Boughen, the l3.year oid OiH;
cinnati boy who disappeared { Whil1
visiting the worlds fair rstullled homs
to spend Christmas. x
A Joliet ML) Jury placsd Q VARIATION
Ct 51.647.t0 on 40 acres Of land in
Leckport townshiH wantsds n the
drainage canal. ~ + =
tUnle0 compensated for in Aoss Of
business, the Grand Trunk road vim
madam Paddle and 4te WestsEn 1inss.s
In tbs Frisco nine on Canyon creek
near Gem, Idaho, Patrick Sullivan and
James Carney were instantly killed
and Fred 6nsd was sefiousiy injured
g. @. Holmes Ieonductingf whole.
lale and ret1u lsy goods house IN
Dennis0n, Tex, made an as0iGnment
last evening. Ths liabilities are MOI
gtvens but win probably! reach e7ty yO00
A party Of New sYosk p5iopas who
ere 0ojourning ct IN Ok1Ahoma In.
4iin reservation have peeSuadsd the
Sac and Fox Indians b perform the
Messiah dance.
II. g. Grant Of Crescent 0ty. Cal,
announced himself candidate for SEN.
atoe from Nichiean In the '.ad". col.
umns oe Detroit paper. He b pre-.
sumahly insane.
AZ Huntsville, Ala, Mn. Ida Rosa
WAS Given q verdict q $1,000 aseins,
the Western Union Telegraph com
pauy for failure 10 deliver Q message
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LvNcIIsti toTasOorr


0'Nefl, Esb., Jan. 4.-.Mose Elliosa, q
well known farmer, has been arrested
e one Of the lynchers Of Barrett Scott
The driver Of the Scott. carriage IL
said to have recognized him. There
are no further developments In the
case, though excitement ID intense.
1t is believed now that Burnett Scott
has been murdered and his body
thrown into the Niobrara river. sher-
ID Hamilton and men tracked tile
wagon in which Scott and Schmidt
were taken to within q few mics of
the river, when all trace was lost.
The Quicksands In that section Of the
river would quickly swallow any body
thrown In. Residents Of the country
In which the crime wns committed
say say for the last three or four days
2 large number Of men have beelr lid.
Ing through that portion Of the coun.
Try, all being heavily armed.
Sioux City, Iowa, Jan. 4. Officers
from o'Neil, Neb., IRE here looking for
Bartlett Scott, the embc1zling county
treasurer supposed to have been cap
ttired by q mob and lynched. They
say they have no faith In the lynching
story. Scott was convicted and Sen
fenced to five years III prison. He was
out under heavy bond, and It Is their
theory TINT his abductors were his
friends. They, think the job was put
up to get him out Of the country and
at the same time make 1t appear that
he was lynched, 90 as to relieve his
bondsmen. At last reports no trace Of
him had been found, although the
entire country around O'Neil has Deev
secured In the past two days.
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The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-06-07
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erty there will hardly bring SO per
per cent. Of what it does at Nc
Comb, which buys only 1900 bales.
Many people have moved from the
former to the latter place, and
Others, while they live in Summit,
do business in McComb, passing
to and fro morning and night.
Our informants tell us that last
January, February, and March,
when everybody was SO blue in
kosciusko on account of the low
price of cotton, money was as plen-
tlful in McComb City as it is even
is in the best seasons here, and
such a thing as hard times was
never mentioned there. Almost
every one there owns his home.
Property is worth almost double
what it is in kosciusko; it is al
most impossible to find desirable
building lot for sale and when you
do the price is high; building is
going on always, and the town has
every appearance Of a growing city.
There are about eight large white
churches, which are we'll filled ev-
cry Sunday; and there are two large
public school buildings. Every
thing shows a progressive ard con
tented people.
The point The STAR desires tc
make in the above is, what a Won
derful town Kosciusko would be if,
to its large country trade, Were
added one or more local industries
with pay rolls similar to those o.
MoComb City. One such enter
prise would follow another until il
five years kosciusko might be the
largest town in Mississippi and il
twenty it might be a second Allan
ta- If railroad shops and a plan
ing mill could make town with
out any country trade twice a
large as kosciusko, cotton facto
~ and a large woodworking estab
hshment would soon quadruple ou
population.