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

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Hyde Park, Ma Dcx 2A-A rear.
end coliision ore.ssi hsra an tha
~, yarr -,. 49, SSzs - 4. u....s.s ~
:. S% H.. 49, !, - ,.M.. NoM s,s!S q. nstt.olo
..U.au ;a.nS to-esy, in ID one man Waa
Z. k.!leo' 2 woman faea injured and IL
otner passengers. 4tng Congress-
man Elijah A. Neee more or
less seriously hurESS Nat Of dead
and injured IA "a S3Si;S.
rha n..a- n ~ ~. sA.
ns.s 1s..s-s -. ~. o1:He.1sa :.
Auu ..Jute9-at4.ss ggl9 slslam .aoss OF
sUalnlllofaoge, iatally - internally;
Congressman ElijaAA keree of: Can.
Ton. both hAndeS SAhd N sta6lys cut;
& - A.sSlA Bta4e II AEI, lnjufed
shout the head; Miss Ella Donovan OF
Boston, chest injured; j. +. Maguire
OF Roxbury. injured about the head:
Mrs: ]. =. Maguire, injured about the
mead; Mrs. Mary Barnes Of Maiden,
injured internally; Mrs. ]. Burns Of
Hyde Park, injured about the head;
Mrs. Cannon OF Cambridge, internal
Injuries; Thomas ]. Burke Of Norfolk
station. injured about the head; Will
lam Esler OF Charleston, injured about
the head; William B. 'Hoyt Of Rox-
bury, internal injuries; Roscoe Rines
Of Roxbury. internal injuries.
The regular Mansfield accommoda-
tion train due In Boston at SAT was
just leaving the Hyde Park station. 10
minutes late, when the New London
and Providence express. due in Bos-
ton at 6:l0, came running down form
Canton Junction on q perfectly
straight track and crashed into the
rear OF the Mansfield train. The en-.
gtne OF the Providence train plowetl
Into the end car for distance of five
or SIX FEET, and caused this chr to tele-
scope the one ahead. Between these
cars was Brakeman Austin, who was
caught, and remained jammed in the
wreck for nearly an hour.
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HOLE IN THE AIn.
An Average Speed Of 03.0O Miles q
HNnR lnAlmAaMn aAnnn

An Average Speed Of o.. 90 Miles nm
Hour, Including stops.
Buffalo Oct. 2G.-The worlds record
for railroad speed over a great dis
tance was broken to-day by n special
tain on the Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern railroad, which ran from One
Hundreilth street, Chicago, to Buffalo
Greek, Buffalo. a distance Of SOL
miles. in 4Sl minutes Z seconds, an
average speed Of GY.OO miles un hour.
This time includes stops. Exclusive
Of stops, the run was made In 47O min.
utes 10 seconds. an average speed Of
04.9S miles an hour. The train was
made up Of three coaches, engine and
tender.
New York, Oct. 26.-The train made
the trip from Chicago to New York,
$50 miles. In IL hours As minutes and
% seconds, breaking all previous rec.
ords.
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Fatally Bur.ed.

Philadelphia, Oct. o0.--Three per-
sons were fatally burned to-day by
their clothes catching fire. They were
Mamie southwick, aged 2 years, who
was playing with matches; Mrs. Caro-
line Snyder, aged Is. burned by the
explosion Of a coal oil lamp, and Mrs.
Rcbecca Cohen, aged "a, burned by
the explosion Of an oil stove at her
home. The two former are dead, and
the latter's death 10 hourly expected.
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friday, Oct. d.

Work has commenced ON q new
Presbyterian church ct Harvey.
The Keystone club OF Hankinson 10
preparing for big blowout.
Farmers, are unable to plow on a6-
count Of the dry weather.
Fifteen travelling men drove into
Milton in one day, rather than whit
for the Great Northern branch train.
Two thieves tried to effect an en-
trance into Frank Andres residence
at Jamestown. but were captured by
the police. :.5..
John Larson attempted to pass Q
forged check for 500 ON Appel Bros.
at Grand Forks. hut skipped and left
the check.
George f. Honey Of Milton paid
$l,S22 for . farm last spring, and har-
vested e0l4 worth Of crops OF the
same this fall.
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A Pioaees of ,aS

Minneapolis. Oct. 28.-Henry j. Var.
ner, one of the pioneer residents of
this city. died yesterday afternoon Mt
his home. 27l8 Chicago avenue. of
typhoid fever. The deceased came to
this city In 1888 from Harveysburg.
Ohio, and. being a brick mason by
trade helped In building the first brick
building.
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Fire. Close In !. roun

FtFe0 Cl0se to O Town.
Green Ray, Wis.,, Oct. 26.-Thc pail
If smoke that has enveloped the city
for weeks past was never more dis.
agreeable than last night. 1t came
from the west. where continuous fires
are burning between here and Sey-
nour. Large fires are raging immedi-
ately east and west Of that place. the
one To the west having approached to
within quarter of a mile of the city,
hut without apparent danger unless
In the event Of heavy wind.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-01

There is certainly no baking powder
90 well known and generally used ns
the Royal. It's perfect purity. as well
AZ tts superiority insfearening power.
lre matters Of fact no longer disputed
by honest dealers or makers of other
brands. Its virtues are. 30 well known
to every housekeeper. that the slanders
Of the dishonest makers Of the cheap.
er goods fail to touch 1t.
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Doctor Arrestca.

Buffalo, N. Y. Oct o6.-Miss Annie
Cavanaugh, a handsome young wom-
an of evident wealth and refinement,
died to-day at the boarding house Of
Mrs. Blanchette. at 176 West Huron
street. 1t Is charged that a criminal
operation had been performed upon
her by DIR. ]. G. Harper. a practicing
physician Of this city. DIR. Harper has
been placed under arrest, and lie con-
fessed to committing an operation.
but claims that such step was neces.
sary to save the girls life.
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s..aay, ost. =.

. =. faHN -
] EdseFiy may have . cheese factory.
Aparty Of Dunkatda have located at
Darlington. sas
Oakes entertains Dlckey county
echoolma' a'ams All next week.
/ The uillsboro starch factory bought
5000 bushels OF potatoes Wednesday.
4 Wahpeton had three fires last week
and the nre laddles had lots Of exer-
else. K s3 81 ...g. Il, 5..s
John Mccormick, q Richland county
harvest hand. was found dead In his
bed. Il !: IS. B.
Chief Jmtiee Walltn granted a.Writ,
sOf error il 4he Kent S91e sats rar9a
This postpones the. execution from
next Friday until after the hearing In
April. ..97'.33,,..ss
The Hotel O'Brien At Nsche was
opened with grand ball and supper.
The guests were from all parts Of the
state, and It was the grandest gather
ing ever held In the valley.
The rumor was current at Fargo that
q general strike would be declared
along the line Of the Great Northern
at midnight. A. r. U. ofacials claim
to have no knowledge Of such move
and dtscredft the reports.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-01
WRECK ON THE PENN.
TWO Men Killed. ana Eight or Tea
BADLY Hurt.

TWO Men Killed. ana Eisht or Tea
BADLY Hart.
Altoona, Pa., Oct. 20-A disastrous
wreck occurred ON the Pennsylvania
railruad at Newport at 2:15 this MORN
ing. A disabled car on the east-bound
freight jumped the track Just as mail
train No. was at that point, and q
bad wreck resulted. The locomotive
and tender were. hurled Into the canal
and the postal and freight cars were
,lilad up over the tracks. Engineer
SNNflkfir and Fireman Haines Of Har.
risburg were instantly killed, and
eight or ten postal clerks were In
jured. G. A. Chamberlain of Harris.
burg IL reported fatally injured. Four
mail cars took fire. and. together with
a large amount Of mail matter, were
burned up. Passenger trains are run.
ming by way Of the Northern Central
and Sunbury and Lswistown divis.
tons.
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Fire Chief Injured.

Albany, N. T., Oct. 20.-1'he prob
able death Of ]. G. Griffin, assistant
chief Of the fire department, and a
loss OF $20O,OO0 are the results Of a
fire which totally destroyed the Inn
mense store and stock of b. Stark &
Co., fancy goods and millinery estab-
lishment at 13 South Pearl street, this
city, last night, and which gutted tho
business houses occupied by Florist
Eyre, Killip 4; Hinman. agents fur
nishings, and Rancour's barber shop.
Griffin was working on the roof, and
fell distance Of thirty feet, sustain
ing internal injuries. He is 80 years
of age.
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lisecellanssns ltana,

At Atlanta, Ga, the Farmers' Ma
tional congress passed resolutions IA
voring reciprocity with the South and
Central American countries.
A small but perfect pink pearl was
taken from the tooth Of Mrs. %. M.
Bedell. New York. Its removal stop
ped q toothache.
At Rock Rift, N. T., the pastor Of
the Presbyterian church refused to Of
1ciate at a wedding ON the ground
that u would not be valid if solemn.
ised on Sunday.
At Peoria, m, the resumption Of
the Peoria grape and sugar works has
been followed by q 10 per cent. ad-
vance in wages, back to the standard
Of two yeIfs ago.
Mrs John Lansdon. the wife Of q
farmer living near Toledo, and Delta
Ohio. has presented her husband with
I'VE tokens Of her affections. The
little ones arc all boys and are re-
ported to be thriving finely. .
Al Cleveland, Ohio, the maritime
hoard Of the chamber OF commerce de-
cided to start Q movement to obtain
an appropriation Of 100000 from
congress for the Improvement Of Cieve-
land harbor.
It seems likely that for the flst time
in the history Of 81. Louis Q negro win
have seat In the municipal assembly.
An intelligent colored man, Aunroo
Cravens. was one Of the five Rspubli.
cans defeated on the face OF his re-
turns at the last city election, bat q
rArounf which revealed Rrnaa fraaM.
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LOST MS HEAD.
A Fire In q Mine with Fatal conse.
Quenccn.

A Fire fn q Mine With Fatal Couse.
Quences.
franklin, Wash. Special.-lire broke
out last night In the main hoisting
slope of the Oregon Improvement COM
pany's mine. causing the death Of j.
II. Glover. 8. w. &malley. John Adams
and James Stafford. The accident was
caused by August johnson. who
dropped his lamp. setting fire to n
feeder Of gas. Instead of throwing
shovel of dirt to put 1t out he ran down
the slope to get the pit foreman. While
he was bringing help the tlmbers
caught fire and five lengths of brnttice
work was ablaze and the smoke he
came 30 intense as to prevent getting
at 1t. Finding that the fire could not
be extinguished. the four men volun-
teered 10 20 down and close a door
between the main and auxiliary slope.
They are supposed tn have reached the
bottom alive. but the bodies have not
been recovered.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-01
Deserted His wife and Was En-.
9a1ed to Marry Again.

Deserted His wife anA Was En-.
gaged 70 Marry Again.
Duluth, Minn., special.-L. Green,
who was arrested at Fargo ON the
charge Of deserting his wife, 10 Raid
by the Duluth police to have bad
record. He came here a few months
ago from Texarkana. Tex, having de-
serted his wife and i've children. Pre-.
yiously he had fed from Tampa, Fla.,
and lived In Illicit relations with his
own sister until discovered; when .
reconciliation took place. Since com.
Ing here q few months since he be-
came engaged to Z the 18-year-old
daughter Of Rabbi Summer, Of Su.
perior He conducted . tailor shop,
but he had to abandon It when he dis
covered that the police were on his
trail. -.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-01
JURORS DRAW O. rEa DAY.
Constitutionality Of the Minneset
Law In Upheld.

Constitutionality Of the Minnesota
Law Is Upheld.
st. Paul, Oct. 26.-Justice Canty, Of
the supreme court, returned Ave de-
ctsions today. the most importan local
case being that Of tho state, OK REL,
q. r. Baker, relator, respondent. vs.
u. NJ. Sullivan, county auditor Of Ram.
sey county. appellant. This Is the Jury
fee case, which has gained consider.
able prominence in the court, having
been taken to the supreme court on
nm appeal by County Auditor Sullivan
from a writ of nandamus directing
him to draw his warrant on the coun.
ty treasurer In favor Of Baker for e
per day during the time he served the
county as a petit Juror. The supreme
court decides ngainst the county audi
tor and atIirms the order of the lower
court. therefore holding the law Of
1895 governing the pay Of Jurors In
Ramsey county constitutional.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-01
HeaYy Loag by Fire.

Gibsonburg. Ohio. Oct. 28.-shortly
after midnight Inst night fire broke
ont in the rear Of Whitney 4 Powers
grocery store, spread very rapidly and
burned two squares. containing 20
buildings. including about all the buei-
ness places In the town. Estimated
loss, $25O,000 tl 100000.
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Pure baking powders are one Of the
chief aids to the cook in preparing per.
feet and wholesome food. While those
are to be obtained Of well-established
reputation, like the Royal, of whose
purity there has never been a ques.
zion, It is proper to avoid all others.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-01
VAN LEuvEx AT HOME.
He Wa. Carried o. . Cot ..a $.

He Was Carried on Cot and says
He IL Still Failing.
Lime Springs, Iowa, Oct. 28.-Geo.
NJ. Van Leuyen, who received a par
don at the hands Of the president, has
arrived at his home here. He is still
gradually failing, and had to be car
ried to his home on a cot, but he says
1t will be so blessed to die at home
surrounded by his family. The par
don was received by telegraph Satur-
day morning, but 1t was thought very
tmprudent to start him on Saturday,
us 1t would be impossible for him to
reach home, and he would have to lay
over Sunday on the road. Deputy
Warden Charles Madden accompanied
him home.
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Insurinr 1:onswuntive..

Cincinnati. Oct. 2l.-special.-Re
ports say that leading life insurance
company is accepting risks to the
amount Of 100000 on lives Of con-
sumptlves taking the Amlck Chemical
Treatment for lung disease. The
Amick Chemical Co. of Cincinnati is
actually paying the premiums OH this
insurance and presenting policies to
their patients. This company claims
to have the most complete statistics on
consumption In the world. and that
these risks are good. providing the pa
tients take n course Of the Amick treat,
ment.
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MurAer a OF Z Accident,

aV10Uk OE AOO103UV.
Hinckley, Mipn.,: Oct. 26-An un.
known man was found lying in the
woodA half milo west OF Finleyscn
to-day. shot through the head. Tho
coroner has been notified. and will
liold an inquest. It must be a case of
murder or accidental killing, % no
gun was found near the corpse.
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Killed . Spectator.
Mansfield. Ohio. Oct. 28.-Eeorge AL.
helm and John II. Ricketts, quarrelcd
in the formers place Of business in
this city to-day. Alheim shot nt Rick-
etts. but the bullet went wide and IA.
tnllv injured Clifton Lime, a by.
etuuier.
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KExa OF raa .KArrms.
snasnsy" Darnats HAS made . nu
AReA 1EllliOn O0llePo.

sDaS1ey" DaRnato Has made Q auns
AReA million DOllaRs.
London, Oct. 26-"Rarney" Barnato
% now known 90. the "King Of the
Rafars." Rarnato 10 the originator Of
tho boom In "Kadirs," and Kafnrs are
shares In the comparatively new gold
mines Of the Transvaal, South Africa.
Barnato is the king Of London city,
and all the money getters are his will.
Ing subjects. He was formerly cir
Gus man, and made his beginning by
q small but fortunate investment in
Kafiirs, which yielded him the return
Of an Aladdin. Again and again he has
won, and his wealth ID now set down
ut $l00,O00.000 o. more. He processes
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MARKET REPORTS.
Latest Quotations From Graiu ami
Live stock Centers.

Latest Qu0tati0ns From Grain and
Live Stock Centers.
Chicago, Oct. 2G.-Wheat-October.
90 1-Sc; December, 6laGl 1-8c; May,
% 1-Sc. Corn-October, 81 1-oc; No.
vember, 80 34a3O 7-Sc; December.
% 3-Sa2S Ice: January, q 5-Sc; MAY,
- 5-sa20 3-4c. Oats-Octoher, lS Lie;
December. Is 5-Sc bid; May, 70 7-Sc
bid. Pork-Octobcr. $S.15: December,
$S.25; January. 1926 asked; MAY.
S9.55 asked. Lard-Octoler, $5.5,:
December, S5.G2 1-2: January, $5.7sa
SO IL; May, S5.S7 l-oa5.:M. Ribs
October. $5.G7 1-2; November, StGO:
January, $4.67 1-2; May. $i.S7 i-2 bid.
Cash.-Wlcat, 90 1-Sc; corn, RI 1-2c;
oats. IS l-4c: pork; IS. 10; lard, Sj.55;
ribs. S.67 1.2o.
Chtcngo. Oct. 26.-Hogs-AiarEet nc-.
tive and prices strong to Sc higher:
light, $3.Ila3DO: mixed, S3.:al3.!M:
heavy, S3.:sOa3.0O; rough, $3.35a3. rs.
Cattle-Afarket steady to stronger:
l,eeves. $.2Oa5.3O; cows and heifers
$1.25a35O; Texans. $2.O5a3.35: West
erns. $20Oa4.1O; st0ckers and feeders
$2.25a3.0O. -
Minneapolis, Oct. 2G.-Wheat-Octo.
BIER closed at 53 1-2c: December oDenc,l
at 5S 1-Sc: highest. IS 1-2a.I, 5.sc: low.
est. DOC: closed Mt 55 1-2c: May opened
at so 1-4c; highest. 50 3-4a50 7,Sc: low.
eat. 80 Lie; closed at 50 Sic. ON
track--No. harl.;t, 3-.ic: No. 1 North
ern. 80 1-2c: No. g Northern, 54c.
Milwaukee. Oct. 28.-Tlour Ia firmly
held. Wheat firm; No. 2 spring.
rs 7-Sc: No. I Northern, Gle: Decem.
Der. 60 2-Sc. Corn higher; No. 3. SIC.
Oats higher; No. 2 white. 2lc; No. 3
white. 10 1-2a21c. Barley lower: No.
2, 30 1-2c; sample. 2fia41c. Rye high
er; No. !. 40 1-2c. Provisions firmer;
pork. $50; lard. $500.
Saint Paul, Oct. 26-Receipts, 1,4OO
hogs, 300 cattle. 10 calves. 30 sheen.
Hogs-Strong and active: good outside
demand: several loads selling to East
ern shippers. Cattle-Steady: fair de-
mand for butcher cnttle: good demand
for stockers and feeders; common arc
dull.
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Dlsw. Fre.. the Car

= Renville. Minn., special-To-day AZ
Charles Clyde, . brakeman. was on
top Of the cars making a switch, he
was blown between the cars and run
over. His head was nearly cut OF.
He lives In Minneapolis and leaves 0
wife and two children. -.
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In every receipt calling for baking
powder better results and more wllolc-
some food will be obtained by the use
Of Royal than any other, because of
its greater leavening strength and ab.
solute purity.
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The United States Government 10.
port on baking powders shows Royal
superior to all others. 1t is pure, made
from wholesome Ingredients, and
greatest In leavening strength. 1t is
the only baking powder for those de.
string the finest. most Wholesome fool
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Monday, Oct. II.

Pembina has skating rink under
way.
,stutsman county warrants now sell
at par and buyers are glad to get them.
A large amount of hay and crops
were destroyed by fire near Willow
City, and the man supposed to have
set the fire is under arrest,
Jamest0wn's curfew ordinance
wouldn't 60, and the Alert says the
kids can continue to pass the cops aud
tell them they don't haf ter 20 home."
LarimCre's anu .al skating rink pro-
ject has been brought out for inspec-
tlOn. and they say It's got to 60 this
time, sure.
Neclle is preparing for fire, four large
wells having been put down In differ
ent parts of the town and force
pump and 1000 feet Of hose purchased.
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Fort Gibson. I. T., Oct. 2G.-Dick
nnd Zeie Crittenden were killed at
Wagner this evening by Ed Reed.
Reed had warrant for Zpke, and
when he went to serve 1t, they resist.
c0, and were shot.
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Schooner Ashore

Milwaukee. special.-Capt. Anderson
Of the steamer Massachusetts reports
o cat-rigged schooner, painted white,
and without cargo, ON the pilot island
rocks ut the Lake Michigan entrance
to Deaths Door.
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A Lord HniuPesl.

London. Oct. 20.-LorJl Dalamore.
while hunting nenr Tarporley. had hts
horse stumble under him, and he was
thrown. He is in critical condition.
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Another Bank Closed

N1Oth&f UWuK CI00S0.
Tacoma. Wash, Oct. 26.-The CO.
lumbla National Bank Of this city
closed this afternoon by order Of Con.
troller Eckles. The action was ex-
pected because of Its connection With
other banks recently closed.
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r.e.s.y. oct. n.


Pelnbina has shipped ninety car
loads Of wheat this fall.
A new warehouse Is being added to
the starch factory properties at Hills
DOrO.
Portland is to vote upon the question
Of building an addition to Its school
house. ~
a farm laborer near Grandin had
bad runaway, sustaining broken leg
as result.
Arthur in Cass county expects to
have tow mill In operation by De-
ccnlEer
At its recent meeting the Lisbon
Driving association paid of all its old
debts and came out even to date.
A man and q fifteen year-old girl arc
missing from Pembinn and the mother
Of the girl has warrant out for alb
slucti0n.
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to have boundless faith in the future
Of the Transvaal, which is now yield.
Ing 30 many millions of dollars worth
Of gold. Until recently 1t was looked
upon as nothing better than u bowling
wilderness.
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Earnins HI. Salary.

Walking Delegate-And you have
no objection to find with your employ.
ers?"
The Union-None whatever.
Walking Delegate-And your hours
of labor are none too long?
''The Union.-Oh, no."
Walking Delegate-And your wages
are entirely satisfactory!
The UniOn-Perfectly,
Walking Delegate-Then nothing re.
mains but to order a general strike
Truth. ...s.- -.
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WORKED THE MERCHANTS.
A Wolf in Sleeps Clothing Reaps q
Rich HArYeat

A Wolf In Sheep's Clothing Reaps .
Rich Harvest.
Minneapolis, Oct. ga number Of
merchants Of this city will remember
the late Episcopal convention, not
only on account Of the religious in-
huence which 1t has exerted over the
community, but on account of the
cloak It afforded a certain Individual
to ply a confidence game on them. A
ministerial looking man has departed.
leaving behind him great number of
bogus checks, and the police are try
ing to locate him. He had a habit Of
running bills at different stores, and
then paying them with checks. He
went by the name Of william Erier.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-01
Met In Atlanta

Atlanta. Ga, Oct. 2G.--Two hundred
aud fifty members of the New Eng.
land Manufacturers association met
at the Auditorium this morning This
Is the organizations fifty-first scssion.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-01
A Deetor suicfaas

Lorain, Ohio, Oct. 28.-I)r. George
M. Harriosn, q prominent physician,
committed suicide to-day by cutting
his throat with surgeons knife.