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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
RI NEW NAVY.
Its Friends Fearful That Proposed Ships
il Not BE Author zed.

Its T'riends Fearful That Proposed Ships
ii Not he Author zed.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-Ihe trends Of
the new navy" expect to have a hard
fight III the hoase TO secure the passage
OF tlat part OF the app'opr alton bill
providing for thr Q new b tttleships and
twelve torpedo boa =. They VIII have
the weight of Secretary Herbslt's rec
concentration bshInd them, bat the de-
p eted condition OF the treasury VIII lie
tie Oh e. argument used t. BOOK tie
plan. Charlna / SayreS Of tine apprOpr.a-
tons committee, announces that he VIII
fight the attempt to Dad n w sh ps AMI
his position upon the DLI viii insure tie
suIpo.t of the ultrl-CcOnonLsts of the
house. The suppor,9:s of the naval ao-
preparation find encouragement III tAa
Y cent speech of < aicmau Wilson, that
rev .nuNs viii 500 equal expenditures
and the hopeful statement o. the pres.
Geut's mes sage that IA deficit is nos TO he
feared. They will use tLe;e authent G
statements against olpos on, an are
moreover re.yIng on R~epubAcaI voges
Tor new Sl .pS.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
WILL WAS STOLEN
Last Testament Of James G.
Fair Missing From the
Probate Office.
NOT THE SLIGHTEST TRACE
OF the Valuable Document Has
Been Found Up to
This Time.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 8o.-The will ~
the late James G. Fair was stolen {. ON
the clerks Office some time Monday
afternoon, and there is not the slightest
cue to the perpetrators of the crime.
The d scovery was made about half an
hour before the usual time for closing
the office. Some one had come in and
asked permission to see the document.
A will filed for probate is a public docu-
ment, AID. Ike all papers in civil action
and probate proceedings, is supposed to
be open for the inspection OF any II
who is int crested in the Gaze and desires
to see it. The clerk who was asked to
produce the will went to the pigeon
hole where 1t had been last placed. He
took the bulky envelope on which WIS
inscribed Last Will and testament ot
James q, Far" and took It TO the de5k
where the Wis tor was waiting. When
he opened 1t he was sta. sgered at the
conte IT'S. TIE
Precious Document Wa Not There.
In its place was a lot Of worthless p lper
which had been carefully folded and in
serted in the envelope in an attempt to
delay the discovery as long as poss bio.
The information wa impaired TO the
chief deputy. he care ul.y scrutinizcd
the envsiope TO make sur3 that the will
was really mi sing. a search was made
in the pigeon hoe where the document
belonged. There was no sign OF it any.
where. Tle VIII Was aon There was
not the slightest trace or it and the Ill.
vestigation Was gwen up.
When the chef deputy and other
c!e.ks, who mai De9n app lsed OF the
THEFT, left Til cleck's dice there was
not g shadow Of doubS III Their minds
but that the VIII had been sUo4en. sun
they had hopes thai it wou.d turn up all
rIs,nt.
4 Very Serious Loss.
The Disappearance o. sucl a will is a
far more Serious matter tnal would be
the disappearance On u will III any other
case. The greaT length and pecai ar
yefDiage Of the document render It al
most imposs be to poe tle exact Ian
guage, which Is important even should
there be no contest. Cop es are III pos
s,sion Of the attorneys, bat if there II 70
b. a onreSt the accuracy o. tie copies
would at once De gu s,U- oned.
WHAT is more, tl5 slSnatara OF the
dead millioHa 20 is gone. IL cannot be
produced for the scrutiny OF experts Or
for Identification Dy tAe att5st.ng wit
nesses, VINO testimony is TO Dc offered
in support o. the WI on Ii, ring OF tie
executors p~eSieion for admission OF tho
testament TO probate.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
THE POpE'S eNCYClIcAL.
1t Treats OF a Number OF Subjects Of
i tCrest.

1t Treats OF a Number OF Subjects of
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The pope'ser
cyclcal was mace pubic during tie
day.
With regard to the apostolic delega-
t.ol the pope states that 1t was in ,y.-
tuted with a view to drawing closer 90
gotler the bonds between the Cathol IS
Of America and the hoiy see w.t.louU II
any way currdiling the powers of tie
bishop.
H.s holiness urges the American e,yts.
copat. to put an end TO strife, to in,o. Il
the idea OF unity and the perpetuity of
mari age amolg the faithful and 10 Il
cu.cate amo-g the people civil ana re-
ligious virtues.
In particular the pope calls upon the
bishops 10 turn aside workmen's asso =
at ols from law breaking, to tea n
journalists respect Tor relig on IL. Il
truth, to reprove those Journals viii \
p is the Judgment upon e~piscopate &C D,
and finally to turn Protestants TO
Catholicism by charity, by instructor
III doctr.ns and by leading exemp a.y
hives.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
4 GENERAL STRIKE
Chief Arthur Said to Be Polling
the Brotherhood Of En-
gineorS.
GRIEVANCES ATE NOT STATED
Debs Gives Orders That the
Engineers Are Not to DO
Opposed.

OAKLAND, Cal, Jan. G0.-Chiof Ar
thur Of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, is on HIS way to the Pacific
coast. Under his instructions, all the
brotherhoods are being Polled on all the
roads in order to got n vote on the ques-
ton Of ordering a general strike. Ac'
cording to the rules Of the brotherhood,
a general str Ike cannot be ordered with
out a conseuting vote from two-thirI3 o.
the members Of the organization.
The local brotherhoods have hold
meetings nearly every night for several
weeks in West o lkland, and have had
n number Of conferences w tn Super /
terdeut Fillmore and other Southern
Pacific officials. Delegations of eng neors
have been here from Arizona, Ore2o"
and Nevada. Their sess Il have al
BEEN executive, and the engineers have
refused TO divulge any Of their plans.
The engineers III Wilder's divisions
az III favor of striking, but are some
what fearful lest their attitude toward
thr 4. II. u. dur u the strike in July
VII react against Them now.
so o us Eagene Debs gets through
VIII his LEGAL tr ais i'll Chicago he VIII
s.A t 70 California, and has Sent word
70 Ill the officers Of the union t. not
a3la-on re the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers in &c even5 OF u Il
organization gong out on a general
so To
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
Main Points of the Controversy.

WENIPEG, Jan. 3O.--VJuaJ Is known
as the Man toba school case has b5eu "a
long, tedious and expensive litlgAt.oI.
II has k p5 awe much OF the racial and
reng.oas anlmosity. Its settlement Was
mich 20 lie des red. Th essential facts
o. tie controversy ase tt csc:
III 1870, Manitoba was admitted TO the
Canadian feierat on. Its first legisla-
ton was the passage OF ~ school law pro-
vlding Tor Protestant and CaVhoIc
schools to be supported by the respective
re . onistS. But, i'll lSG 0, the Greenway
government passed All act apprOpiat.ng
all scnooi t.Xes TO the support of Il COM
mon sc4ool system. When, under this
law, the Clty OF Winn peg sought 10 col
Iect scnool taxes from Roman CatuoIcS
they resisted payment aud began act OH
TO contest the cOnSt GIlt lOnalIty OF the
act, cont nd ng that unCer the Manitoba
act ~cOIfe.f4ng prv.nc!aI Jurisdiction, he
leg allure had no right to take away the
rIgnt OF sep irate denOmlpatIOna. Schools
he'd by tAe Catholics priorto federation.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
TO RESIGN
First Break in tho Cleveland
Cabinet Reported About
to Occur.
POSTMASTER GENERAL TO QUIT
BisSelI Refuses to Discuss the
Matter-W. l.. Wilson
Mentioned.

New York, Jan. 30.-A Washington
dispatch to The Evening Post says:
The first break in the Cleveland cabi-
net is about to occur. Postmaster Gen
eral B.ssell Will retire f.on the head Of
his department with tn end Of the pres
ent sess on of congress. Current rero t
says that William l.. Wilson of West
Virginia will succeed him, but it is denied
in high quarters that any choice of a
successor has baea E-ade by the preji-
dent.
Mr.. Biss2ll las ais ,lute'y refused to
discuss the sub ect in any Of its phases
fer publication.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31

The trolley wires II the Union avenue
lne at the crossing ii the Hamburg and
F.ushing avenue lines. From the high
t4nements on either side, dead cats and
Cogs, old clothing and boots and shoes
were thrown across the wires. 1t kept
q gang of linemen busy clearing the
wire. Notwithstanding the vigilance of
the police, a battered looking dummy,
with a label on it's breast reading "O.d
Woman Norton" was hung Oh the wire
and shortly afterwards a dummy labelled
Lewis" kept it company.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
NEWS BRIEFLY REPORTED.

The commissioner Of internal revenue
ha; issued Il notice calling VI on peop.e
to make returns for the beueut OF IL.
come tax collectors.
Among the passengers sailing for New
York On bo,lrd III. White Star lI..er
Teutonic is Sir William Van Her,
pres dent OF the Canad an Pacific Ia A.
road.
Judge Ives, at Crookston, caused a
sensation by holding ouJ inducements 70
gamblers an / ne pers Of houses OF III ra-
pate to testify against derenct officers Of
G.le Jaw.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
RECEIVED A PAD Q
Dec!sion of Judge Gro.scup in the DChs
Case. bard on Defendants.

Case, bard on Defendants.
CHICAGO, 900. 3U.-4 = delenSe III
re Dehs con pIrlcy tr al rac9 we'd n
heavy blow IL tE5 adverse ruling OF
.udge GroSscup on tie point Ia ~ed
while Oliver l.. Myr n was on the sia.U
Counsel for the defendants objected E
tsle admission of evidence as to overt
acts unlesS It could be ,hown that they
We're done b. the knowledge and undar
the direction Of the officers and d rec
tors Of the A. r. Il. charged " tt Eav-
ing hatcned the conspiracy to de.ay the
ula r..
Judge Grosscup he'd that evidence
could be in reduced tending to snow
thai a conspiracy eX st ii 70 stop a
trains, and that this would inc.ult,
~necessari Y, a consp riCv TO 500 TIE
Unred $ ates mails; in o Ter wUrdS,t that
tie greater conspiracy would include IN
its natural, reasonable and lnev table re-
suit the less.
The lmpor; Of the decision as etfectirS
the chances Of the Defendants for &C
Qu.ttal was recognized INSTANTLY, and lts
in. iucuce on the defendants and Their
counsel was marked fr t. IL Re ~.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
MEXICO OBJECTS.
The Difficulty It'll Qua G ala Cannot Be
Settled by 4 FILTRATION.

The Difficulty th Qua G ala Cannot BE
Settled by Arbitration.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 = he United
States has exhau ted all proper means OF
preventing q hostil9 COLI son between
Mexico and Guatemala and the two
countries must settle tleir dispute with
out further restraint exercised by the
United States. Secre airy Gtesl ans
telegram to the Mexican government
representing the hope OF tae president
that the maGter mi at be settled by
reference to some friendly nation, las
met with a very fla;t4r.ng reply from
the Mexican government, but in sub
stance it holds that the difficulty with
Guatemala is that, owing to the atti-
tude of that country,
viii Not Admit of Arbitration.
The inference is that Guatemala must
either promptly submit to Mexico's
terms or a surrender Of Ler claims TO
lands in d; puue Oh the boundary Or
fight. In tbs state OF the case nothing
can be done by u government at pres
ent to avert a clash. In cas- Of actual
host.lities it is recogn ED here that
there can be but II Uuucom i'll vew of
the vast numerical superior. ty and
equipment OF the Mexican army, and
ii Guatemala Should b. joined by other
Central American countries in opposi-
ton to Mexico, it is believed that the
end would stl! be the same.
The Cabinet Met.
City OF MEXICO, Jan. 30.-The presi-
dent and cab net Were in secret sess en-
all day and until a late hour in the even
ing and decline to diyulge anything a.
to the nature OF the confert no.. The
only thing known positiveiy is that
nothing has yet been done officially as
to the formulating of Mexico's answer,
TO tie last note from Guatemala
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
STRIKERS MAKE AN OFFER.
WiIIlng to Return to Wor on the Old
Terms.

BROOKLYN. jan. 80 Master Work
ma Connolly made tie offer OF behalf
ot the striker, to the railway otic MS t.
return to WORK UPON the terms under
VIII ca they were work ne when tAe
men went out as was fOretO.d lie wo Id
do. President Lewis replied that the
men would Le given eLlpIt ynent Oh
those terms where there were vacancies
for tham to fill, but that III wou.d il.
no case discharge new men 30 mai
p!aces for the o d. Two disturb rs WEI
Shot during the day, II seriously ant
the other 81 ghtly, and there was ?
great deal Of petty rioting.
Serious riot.ng, by which a number o.
shots We're fired by pol camen and in
which one man was probably fatally
wounded, occurred ut NorStrand avenue
and the boulevard. 4 crowd Of 300
dragged motorman and conductor FROM
4 c car and We're beating them wher
ROundsLnan Farrell and three patrol
men came to the rescue. The police
charged, us-r < tier clubs with good e.
feet, and scattered the crowd. y few
seconds later the mob returned TO
the hight, and Officer Forbo2, who wa
on duty Oh Tia car, drew h royOlye,
and fired Il S, o at the strikers. Sever
other p)llcclnen as) drew their gam
AMI o)sltd fire on tie mob. Stones,
br c,s and other III So res fell III showers
Sc yeral OF tho poli,e ware Lis ald
81 Chilly injured. Michael Madigam, e
y,lrs & ayp. recn we'd n billet wound IL
the LIFT SIDE. He was removed 10 Ia
hospital. where h now lies in Il precar
ous condition.
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st. Paul Union stock Yards.

OUT ST. PAUL, j III. %, 1895.
HOGS-Prces l0d15 higher. Qualify
puoi. panse of price, so.9JA4.0j.
CATTLE-MarKeo steady; qu.eC.
Prime steers. S3.2jd3. 10; good steer.
,2'593.2j; p me cows. S2.4ugS.O0 %; gnvu
cows, S..UJU2.3J; co.nmoL 20 Iair Cow ,
81 .UO@l.iJ; aga. veal calves, s3. 5Jya! ~.
Letv. calves, s5.OO,GL.I5 10.
SHEEP-S.eauy.
i.evc.p,a: Hogs, 1862; cattle. Is; calves.
y. s.eeD. 100.
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burlington Earuin;s>.

CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-Tne GA cago, Bur
lingC IL q QIncy railroad .ssleu as,ats-
m-nt showing that the IGC nuugs Of
the BdruHgvon syaJem 70: tls9 year enl-
ing Dec. 81, 1894, Were S2.SD0, $40, a de-
cr,a g compared with 1898 OF 81, l79, 1913.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
Photographed for Blootshounds.

SALT LAKa, Jan. 30.-Shertf Ward
has tel~egrLpned to Deer lodge, Mont,
Tor bloOlnoundS TO track he muruerers
Of Harvey BooJh, who was found dead
III h s ban, SUNDAY nIgl&. A reward
OF ~. 900 Is offered for the apprehension
oi the mu .decetS. Fifteen suspects are
NOW IN Ia l..
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
a lscg'S Palace

Baron ~Farrchetti, the fathT Of the
composer, has had Il dog lannel erected
IN his palace ut Venice, made through
out OF marble. The ceiling is decorated
with q splendid mosaic, entitled THE
Chase of Diana" The eating and drink.
ing vessels of the dogs are said 10 be of
embossed silver. Of course tho kennel
is lighted by electricity .--Familien
blQtt.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
Shot at C~OyingtOu.

Sioux CITY, Ia, Jan. 30.-Albert
Evans, an insurance agent OF this city,
WAS fatally shot III Coyington, Neb.,
just across the river from here, by o lie
Hail. u courtesan. All parties impli.
Gated are under arrest. Jealousy Wa
the cause.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
Bound for Guatemals..

VALLEJO, Cal, Jan. 1O.-The Benz
ninsIoI Is mt Mare Island un,ler ordais
TO sal. Sores " beng plased On
bOarL and tie cOIi cargo IHpieuIshed.
IAe vessel VIII u~nGuuuteoLy 30 to
Guate-uala.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee Graiu

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 20, 1895.
FLOCR-Dull and easy.
WHEAT-Weak. No. ? spring, 5O2sc: No
/ Northern, sc; May,521s..
CCRN-Lower. No. 3, 1910.
OATS-Lower. No. , vale, 3l1Ge; M
3, oIAc.
BaItLEY-L wer. No. 2, 54c; sample,
55A@;5c.
RYk.-Higher. No. l, So.
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SPRlNGER'5 MEASURE.
Considerable Friction Over tn Ell In
~. Committee Likely.

Considerable Friction Over tn, Eli In
-. Committee Likely.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.--The house
started at II o'clock upon what pro ii es
to be n long consld ration of the AL IL
istTation bill. According to present IN
dicatiCnS the COMMITTEES will be III sas-
sion all day. Practically no progress
was made during the early part Of the
day, and all indications point to a re-
threshing of the whole financial ones
ton i'll al its phases. Representa- We
Cox OF Tennessee began business by "a
motion to report the bill to the house,
which at nee aroused "a chorus of oppO-
S ton. Three OF the Republicans, He'll
derson, Illinois; L .osius, Pennsylvania.
and Haugen, Wisconsin, objected strea-
uously to what they termed summary
action, and Repres, NATIVE Cobb CT Aa.
bama declared that he woai3 never vote
to re~ort tie bill to the house in ius
present form.
Considering the Bill.
TEereupOn Representative Russell
moved that the committee proceed to
the con sider2tion OF the bill" which
was agreed to informally. In the course
Of dlsou sior, Re yresentatlve Walker
opposed the proposit on OF a 5O-year
term for the bonds, and I'VE notice that
he wou.d offer an amendment for a
shorter term. Other r1publicans sto9d
with him on tn ) objection, and also
gave it as their views that greenla 'ks
sLould not be ret red unless tne c.rtu.a-
ton was kept TO It's present volume by
replacing the ret red grcenbacks w.,h
nat M bank notes.
Representative Cox gave notice that
he would move 10 subsJ tute for the adj
L. n.stration bill the ill-fa'ed Carl sic
bill, with certain amendments of h 5
own, which have lem on lined hereto
fore. There may be .oD-ed by tie
tee a rue limit ng the tine lor
debate on amendments, which wlIl
somewhat expedite matters.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
ALLOW THE APPEAL
Manitoba school Case To Go to the Privy
Council For Adjudication.

0OUHcII TOT hEJUu4CitlUH.
LONDON. Jan. 30.-ln the presence OF
Baron Watson. lord of appeal III ordl-
nary; Lord NlcNaugnron, Iotd Of appear
III ordinary, md Lord ShIud. Il me~b17
o. the judiciary conmltte3 Of the lr.vy
council, the lord chancellor, i. ron
Herschell delivered Judgment allowing
the appeal from tie decIs .on Of the Su-
preme court Of Canadt III the case of
Bcophy and others again,t the attorney
genoa OF Manitoba, Ienderrd on Feb.
20, 1894, and known us tn Manitoba
school case" No costs we're allowed.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
Frozen to Death in Arka sas.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 80 "A sp cial to The
Republic from HoAle. Ara, says that
TIA amen on the MempAs route report
two m n Iroz4n TO death near the raul
way track miles from the former
nlnAR.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31

committee on II d4 an affairs reported
favorab.y MAJ. Pickle 5 bill appropriate
ing SlS7 600 for the Crow Creek Sioux
to equaLze to them thsic shortage, Of
land under the treaty OF 1853, az oJIa-
pared with the other tribes of SOuth
n,knta - O1y
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
Apti-Toxine Vfe6.

WASHINGTON, Jan. .D.-The house
ways and means committee has agreed
to report favorably q bill to admit anti
toxiue free of duty.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
VIII Contest the Transfer.

MILLER, S. d., Jan. State
Treasurer Taylor disposed of GAO acres
of land in this county, the transfers
being filed here after he became a de-
fauiter, and Attorney General tCraw-
ford has given notice that he will COIL
test the transfers.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
UraYinx to Annul a CHARTER.

ALBANY. NY, Jan. 30.-the attorney
general has decided to give a hearing III
the app.catiol o. the people to annul
rur cllacte: D.. tle Brooklyn 1eiguts rail-
.,,d Tor no operating 4Js lines.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
Not UC- VIII.

Agnes-What are you writing, Min
nie? Your Will?
Minnic-No. I'm writing my won't
George proposed last hight, and ! told
him Ia answer oday.-London Sketch.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
Ordered Gold From tho Min {.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.-SecIetary
Carlisle has ordered $500, 900 i'll god
shipped to New York from the Un. ted
States mint i'll this city. 1t is said tat
there may be a further drain On the
mint
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
MINISTRY

French Amnesty Biil Passed by an Over
wheIruing Majority.
PARIS, Jan. 3J.-iu the senate and in
the chamber Of deputies the first mes
sage oil Pes denl Faure was read. Then
the chamber OF deputies passed the
&,lrcscv bill 10y an overwhelming ma,
iority and the government defeated TIE
first attack made upoll 1t by the opposi.
ton,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, Jan. 20. 1876.
WHEAT-Cash. January No. 1 hard,
5114 NO.. l Nor0hern. Soc; May No. /
Nor.nern, SIC; July No. l Northern
hhA2..-
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Chicago Union Stock Yards.

CHICAGO, JaI. -, 1895.
HOGS-Market fairy active at sol {
cam - ie, ranggi a. e3.yJA
t.35 for igIt; .4.u544.5O too m.Ned; st.vJ
I. D for neavy ptcKins and snIpp NJ 49,
.4.,0 -. 10 ior ro,gL.
CAIILE-Aarne. quiet, firm.
StiEEp-M lrkeJ steady for best, othvr
we X.
Receipts; Hogs, 2s,oOo; cattle, 1914
,u,,.,, lS,UtO.
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A Memorial Defe ated.

OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. 50.-A mem
or al to congress praying the government
ID f'reclose the tacltc raiIroai Liens X
c4ted a lengthy deoaUe IN the house. it
was defeated by o vote Of 81 to 56.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
Minneapolis Graiu.

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. GO, 1895.
WHEAT-Cio,eL easy and stead. j n
uary, 553Sc: May, 54Ac; July, .6H GJ6Lsc.
On lrack-NO l nard, oIHc; Mol Nor.uera,
johc; No. 2 Northern, a4Ac.
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Hung In Enigy.

BROOKLYN, Jan. SO. -Ptesidents Nor
ton and Lewis were hung in effigy from
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-01-31
Chicago Grain and Provision.
CLOSING PRICES.

CIAICAGJ, Jan. -, 1895.
CLOSING PRICES.
WJIFAT-Janualy, 1880; May, GT
July, 3,Ac.
CORN-January, 4lc; May, 1886; july,
43lac.
OArS-January, 27A; May, 2sNc;
june, 2o5sc.
PORK-January. S9.7V
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Money for the Crow Creeks.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.-The house
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-08-10
No Secrets Wanted.

'"The ballott-give us the secret bal
lot" shrieked the speaker, while the
members of the Female Suffrage club
lent applause, land we'll rule the
world" A tall woman in.spectacles
arose at the rear of the hall. Not
the secret ballot" she interrupted,
earnestly; when we get the ballot at
all we want something we can keep"
Having been a woman ever since start
ing in life she understood something
of the limitations OF her sex.-N. Y.
Recorder