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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-25
Condemned by the POpe

Rome. April 2O.-The pope. through
the congregation of the propaganda,
has addressed n letter to the Canadian
bishops. cCndemning the frequenting
of Protestant or neutral schools by the
Catholics of Manitoba.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-25

Toxic. April -. - The newspapers
here o that at the conference
between the peace commissioners
Viceroy Ii Hung Chang submitted
China's reply to the propositions or
Japan, ~whereupon an agreement upon
the subject was reached. 1t is added
that the conference of the peace com
missioners will not meet again until
the notifications of the treaty of peace
are exchanged.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-25
JnveStfuatiux an Indian Agent.

Chamberlain. s. d., April 1S.-In-
dian Inspector Mclaughlin is at Iank-
ton agency. undoubtedly for the pur-
pose of Investigating the charges
made against Indian Agent Smith by
a delegation Of Yanktops who visited
Washington last winter.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-25
Caught In the Act.

Monticello. Mimi. April 81. - Last
night the store Of Bryant & Andrews,
general merchants, was broken into.
but the would-be thieves did Lot have
time to enter before they were nabbed
by officers who had been waiting for
them. Their names are Archy Riggs
and Jim Fuller.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-25
Not Guilty.

West Superior, Wis, April 2O.-Fred-
erick Stiller, the aged man who was
arrested on a charge Of attempted
rape upon a 4-yearlold girl. was dis
charged from custody to. day, after be-
ing given a hearing.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-25
Homestead Entry Decision,

Washington. April p. In the case
of l.. j. J. O"TOol VS.. w. +. Spicer, at
WATERFOWL. Iowa, for homestead en-
try, where both parties settled stimuli
taneously on the land in question.
Secretary Smith has decided thai 1t
must be sold to the highest bidder.
This establishes a new principle, a
similar n having come up for
decision.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-25
to Die.

Kewaunee, Wis, April 21.-William
st. Peter, a farmer living two miles
from this city, was found last evening
dead behind his barn with a bullet
hole through his breast. He recently
procured insurance on his life for
$4,000.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-25
An Echo of the Strike.

Chicago. April 20.-The Pennsyl-
vania Railroad company has sued the
city Of Chicago for the recovery Of
damages in the destruction and injury
of ITS property during the treat strike
Of last July.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-25
Ardmore Badly scOrched.

Ardmore. Ind r.. April 81. The
main business portion of Ardmore. for
six solid blocks on Caddo street, north
and south Of Main street. were de-
stroyed by fire about 3 o'clock this
morning. Sixty business houses were
entirely destroyed. The loss will ag-
gregate 5000, 900.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-25
Return to Work.

Washington. Pa. April Is. Five
mines on the Wheeling division Of the
Baltimore II Ohio started to-day at the
6O-cent rate, practically breaking the
strike. No trouble has occurred. 1t is
expected that all the old men will re-
turn to work this week at the reduced
rate.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-25
Fatal Derrick Accident.

Chicago, April 21.-Two men were
killed and five injured by the collapse
Of a large derrick in the Chicago Ship
company's yards at South Chicago.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-25
Fire I'm PhilnIelnhla.

Philadelphia, April D.-Fire early
this morning destroyed thirteen build
ings. causing a loss of 100000. Sew
eral firemen were injured.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-25
ChristiNn Young Women

Pittsburg, April 9.-The fifth an
nual International convention Of the
Young Women's Christian Association
opened in this city to-day, with over
2OO delegates present.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-25
Destroyed by Lightning.

Red Wing, Mimi. April 20.-During
a thunder storm the barn of Henry
Leubkle, at Holden, was struck by
lightning and entirely destroyed, to-
gether with twenty-four mich cows.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-25
Deadlock UnbrOken.

Dover. Del, April 1S.-There was
no break in the senatorial deadlock
today, and 10 change is looked for
until after the Republican conference
tomorrow.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-25
Killed In n MIL.

saltwater, Mimi, April 2l?.-William
Neuman, a young a whose parents
reside on a farm ear saltwater June
ton. was killed at Hershey's mill last
niSh ut.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-04-25
II Mnx 0rRnnlze.

Washington. April 20.-The CONTROL.
err OF the currency has authorized the
Peoples National Bank at Mankato,
Mimi. to organize.
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winsIOw'S NaiOrity.

Madison, Wis. April 81. Justice
Winslow's majority for the supreme
bench by complete official figures is
o,0S6.
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An Alleged SMlndIer.

IL tmc ia ytu s man named A..
Imeg wbs brought 20 the police head
quartet, t1'Hy ~ ". J. sheffield, OF
KayEvlllr, whl cuatges him with Ou.
tanning money unlor false ptetenses
lmsg claims 10 be- representing Foste ,.
ART college u ~. Louis, Rnd AZ such
hr goes 10 merchants anu offers TO take
photographs Of their customers anu en-.
Iargu tuem 90 ne slzs for very small
sum. lle purp9se IN 10 induce the
merchants 40 hold out the offer Of n
picture TO his CustUmefaileT $40 worth
OF goods hpvc teen purchased.
Mr., Sh, nj sli baTg ineI TO take 200
al two mouths ago fur which he
paid down $50, making each cost 10
cents, Vuute he never received and
lately hu sent letter 10 the supposed
q m which was returned by the H..
Louis pOatoflics marked "lTaudulent,
no sucn hfm."
M. lmeg stEtsd that money was
not mado Ov tho hTn by making these
Picture. ra. was only done as an
advert emout Tor its college. lie
talk very 6m only and may be all
Tigut, bug lie police do MT think co.
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.,,.,,n.a rntii tomorrow.

.,,tssferno9n's session Of the case
.s,t UUugblin Hnl ueo'sv io' . TO-"
.iins Bruce was on Ws an ~,
;. , n,T s,fsup moved to STRIKE , guy
AuG's r. Bruce because oil JUS utlus
syls,n'n., lee but It was overtuIeu'
90 SCI t.,umony showed thst no
Bruce 80 little with regard to tue az.
slss ,.sts made by lhs boys and loli
n ,,,, ib,nl going to Callers faik on
!1ip ., ,rmnlnlng a short time ai
Au .oiuy there az ] a,tu.-they
N.var Wltnesa said ne heIu
i.ie-sI,s,, horse while Coushlin went
Vsi'wafi. Rules place. Dli no'
- what they were after. 5noIuy
MEETING the horse, Coughlln anu
Nv, Z hi him 'gf the met time Ihhi
W. vrfp going 10 wyoming anu
w MIN TO get On morse,
~, br did. Wines was nffaiu
s... ,'ti ~. reiusel 10 20 with them he
Wti Il. tlllsd. Did not want 10 go
~ ib,w sinuy time, but theJ told HIM
W. vffs going to the swectwaief
w 4, eel work, ana being anxious
llii,.-...ift8 get work he consented TO 90.
,ys.s tbey took the things out Of the
va Al Little Mountain witness was
,,,is,t ii. Gave Coughlin hls money
~ r,ftnLge uelt when asked 10 At the
ag,te Of bis own Winchester. Made
az ,s.l.lance because Of being afraid.
~ In ,ubslance Ia the testimony Of
n,1s,. when the court adjourned TIL
i1 'omofrog, the other witnesses not
ttitg pIgsuui'
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Tor those many women who have sua
iorod through tho tn.dunr iin % WINE.
aud spring, with tired uorvos slr0p'os,.
mess, neuralgia, rheumatism. .hH u"s.
pUpslA that Ia host expressed Ny .H.
words emo appetite" Tor tho many worm
out women, many " whom viii got 900
Toal vacation. but must utiuui tNu whole
summer long 'u household .uiIuH H'n.
such women there is every mood now uf
a hriskcr feeding ~ tho Iuiu.H1 blood
AMI nCryuu. Tissues 10y mtAus ui Iu0 hn-'
uuiriilvH agent In the wiIn WHri today
Pnlnu's p0lufv compound
Alter Nal'ling az he body uy Che uHN
OF this Erya' modern re-tnu I've, Diseases
OF the special organs, heart troubles.
kidnoy disease, dyspepsia aud s'ouplH'f.
meas viii disappear
NoFiCc. Go satisfy tho demands NJ tHH
nervous system by rapid, complete
uouri,hmoui ~ al lIs parts, otfrios
heavy puuaitio-. paiup's crIyry COIN.
pound, more oncrtuallv than ANYTHING
else the world hRz vet known. rHatnius
health iu mon aud women whH.' blood
has boon robbed ~ vitality from what.
over cuusu, pui whose nerves have lost
hoir healthy tone. b"rspus Suffering
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1nn Narrow rscaps..

That the prls3ncts Beorgo and
r,ughlln dlI not have more bl Of on
tssIf hand. than that OF Deputies
s',ts and Dawes IL not due % any de.
is,'ins,l8n on their pat, to murder, but
I,fs1f thst % 0pen fire when ,hey
rs,s about 90 do 20 would bring them
gs,islp death. They tell Of thslr OK
rI,Iis ln a Ulaaiiul manner, and one
lprllent which occurred during their
,sy ip Salt Lake county may DO re-
..si 10 show how little regard they
nd 5f the lives Of other. They tell
The story themselves, aud the Officers
uho uucOusciously came NO near
Death admit they WefH IN the pnslli)ns
named Al the time referred J. although
ttsy were unaware Of the proximity OF
tho uaiuvos tom Justice.
Ga Fniay afternoon and during
mot 0i the Jay Saturday, Gorge
and C0ughnn stayed In the
brush VI Mil Creek, being with
out horses which had been iahea
tom them In City Creek canyon.
During FhCsy afternoon Detective T..
A, Ffauks, who hai received some In-
formation ifsm Deputy Sheriff lrwin
regarding tue outlaws, searched for
them at Mil Creek. Cougblin ami
George say Franks repeatedly passed
close 10 them where they could have
hot hin. Al one time Coughlin de-
riIed 10 h1lsh him up, ana had lcyeled
bic gun ai him AMI was about TO shoot.
George caught his arm aud prevented
him, ,aylng, "GOu Jon't know how
many officers you will bring onto us
byA shot" IL was the fear that there
Wefe other officers besidos Frank, and
that 10 XIII the latter would end the
oullARs' career that caused COughlin
70 dttisl, and mo- any aversion TO
shooting an officer.
A liillS while hfterward Franks aud
Food Inspector J, q. MoAllister were
searching In the same neighborho9d.
They sat on wagon tongue few
minutes 10 rest, Gloss to ana In fuil
view VI the outlaws, Coughlin and
George both determined 10 kill them
u they came any closer. Fortunately
'oT Messfs. Franks anu McA lister,
when they Arose from the wagon
tongue they walked away from the
place, Thus was prevented the adding
q two more 10 the list Of murdered
Olllceu
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tain Haiues came under the wire iirst
with Lura G. close second but Hniurs
had l0st bic feet several tlmCs VIII
LutA & had irUtted steadily the whole
mile. The Judges gave the heat 10
Hsiues although many OF the horso'
men who ran the race believed The
brown FLY en- tiled tIi.
10 settle the dislute the question
was submite TO tho HOrscmaH I
New York. ihu question anu answer
arc rivcu AZ follow!
Editor foreman Can q horse max
ing four or moro breaks in "a miID win a
neat? The facts TO which this question
rOlRtos arc these The second horse tru,-
ted every step Of the road aud uuisued
half q length behind tho lDalOr Tine
judges admitted four breaks, but gave
the morse making them ihO uolt,to winch
&c ion some " us took .NceplIuu.
Answer Tho rules oi bu,h tho Amor.
can and Na iuuAi associations provide
that horse mhNng four brgt., Htnl. De-
regarded W. "Wlot Oily brutkIuE,' Huu
shall be placed ns iu thl hHua or dis.
tanced. see rule Us, American, aud sec.
ton 3, rule 30, National rule.
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Wonderland Opera benefit.

Wonderland will open up for a
week, beginning on Thursday evening,
August S. The Stanley Opera com.
pany has decided to give benefit for
some OF its members, anu through the
G urtety Of Messr. Mulloy 4 Paul,
owners " the building, they have
been allowed the tree ute OF II for one
week. The productions will DO Mrs.
Psrtinglon anu A Bunch OF Keys,
pieces with which the public are quite
familiar.
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Personal Paragraphs.

Hon. G. Il. Mcbride, member Of tho
last Territorial LCgi-iHtureaud "a -sheriu
" TOUoio county, IN in town. lie BE- one
OF tho posse ~ Iooclu ely officers who
outlaws.
Hon. 4. J. Cannon. who has been iu
Now York ON husiuos, Tor some time
past, has returned homo again aud was
m tho capi al today comforting with his
associates.
j. ID. Ilcnnor, OF Boise, Idaho who hss
been In tho Jack-ou's Hole country Tor
tho New York HeruNf. to give au account
Of tho troubles thusr, aud Newman Lien,
sights OF salt Lake cay, and are having
n very pleasant trip.
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ART, SOCIETY AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

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Fancy Nails Described,
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on AT N as

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sheriff Harrington, OF summit
county, who was tho frat officer ut
whom C0ughiln anu George shOt, was
ia attendance a. tho trial today. on
Dill neck anu near his eye he III II bears
tue marks Ut Coughlin's shooting. lie
tells thuslory Of the first shot ~ FOL.
lowe: When | got up 10 the wagon
where Patsy wM-he has worked Tor
me Oh and On--l saw he had his Win.
chester loyeled at me. He knew | had
aNarAnt for his arrest, | said TO him
Nov, Patsy, none o. thall Put away
lhal gull" did not think he w0ul1
shoot ~ me, and was taken by surprise
when he Hired, tho bullet hitting
NE horn Of the saddle, anu
lhv pieces catching me In the
lace, raised AN old Mar
un mi / had borrowed, and shot
lnlo tao wagon. Then | could not
'hTVw the shell out, Gnd backed OIL
scout forty yarIs,knelt dowu aud tried
70 lake the shell out with my pncket
Au.ie While l was kn0eling Coughlin
su9l ul me at least twelve times, but
M lll workmanship saved mr. The
uoy williamson who was with me had
the hanilo shot Oh my revolver, which
hal handed to him, ana thus was
thvel from being killed. tried TO get
Iag.y 10 surFenier but hs would not.
Nsl could not fix the qua l ha1 TO
WitujuW,
7llc. Sheriff Harrington came 10
OWL G'ugnlin has presented him
Nllhtu Iugaluly lloking uuppsI-Cased
H'Wh W the cOmmOuest make, which
,ne th..'h says faI6y slOle from u
hugb.l'a house.
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"PECK'S BAD boy AND HIS PA"

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COMMERCIAL
AZ LAkE cLlANlNu mou.E.

FALL LAM 'iEAhlNh heNhss
Tsiay's clearing mouse exchanges
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IUDAY's QUOTATIONS..
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All women Republicans residing In
the Fiith precinct are invited 10 meet
Friday, August B,h, Ut 10 u. M, at
room 8, Atlas block told Opera House,.
The object OF the meeting 10 the & rm.
ing Of u wOman's club, TO b. known ~
the Fifth precinct cub. Tue otjeoI
Of the club IL TO educate anu unite the
women In political work anu influence
for maintenance OF the principles Of
the Republican party Ia the home, Ia
the state aud In the nation.
|. Cameron Brown, Chairman w.
X. G. G.
Emma A. Fmgey, Chairman Fifth
Precinct.
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TIE COMPLETE WORKS OF LORD BYRON,

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Tho Diamond auI aweetwRtpr
Rock spTings Goals are 100 10. Tor he
coal oomblns 10 freeze cut. am The
sole agent for these celebrated coale
save 900 per ton ana buy 81 u w,
Whitehead, Jr. IS west eeonn South
street. Tel. 0yo.
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The Judges Were Wrong.

On July GAN at the races OF the
Gentleman's Driving club question
trJse b'tween the Judge and a bystand,
err M 10 which horse was entitled 10
the hr-t heat Of the 300 tTCt. Can.
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The COMPLETE WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE

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And paiTuniz' amE. Nho srutns the
coal mblur sGu rulIH his coal upon
No meri.f. lie "ells 'hu celebrated
Diam1nH ant il1nN Springs Goals.
Lump $3.50, Nut g4,ul, J. w. White
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Tel. Cos.
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u POLITICAL.
Women. Atlenil0n.

There will no meeting " the
women Of the FiTs. Or cinci, nj the
Annex TO the Ninth WuTI Meeting
House, on "wednesday, August str, al
2 o.. NJ, to form wOuaU's Rspuhlirnn
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All women Republican. residing In
ths Fourth preoiuct are invited to meet
Thursiay, August sth, nj Ion. M, Rt
room 8 Atlas block (yld Opera Hou.e)
The object OF the meeting IL the form.
ing Of u womau's club, TO be known nv
the Fourth precinct club. The object
Of the club II 10 educate Rnd unite the
women IN political work and iuiiu.
snce ior the maintenance Of the pTin.
0iploe OF tho Republican party IN the
home, In the state anu In the ngtion.
|. Cameron Brown, Chairman W..
II. GO.
julia a. Farnsworlh, Chairman
Fourth Precinct.
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south Omaha, Sch, Aug.
SIsriai nHl1fst 60 a. NEN.
CattIu rvgrVt.. 5000. mAfEtI4sUNU. steady.
Natives. yI.H.H &C. u
Westerns, lsl.. $40.
Cows, 10 .H. t.H.
Feeders, f3.,Iagt U0.
sheep uu ryryIuiH.
inr 30 choice Westerns. l2'taEp
Lambs, tJ,uu ut3.UJ
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VIM rrgNsrrnnAKERs.
SOW IrnnspiT"s that the outlaws
were ~ that N'iorinus nauch
uu tuYGHs

, lln.w trauspirgs that Cuushlln and
N'nIet were AZ Frnfirtmnkrt's ranch
oA sunday, eighteen " twenty hnuts
p''niu 'helr capture. Ihlt " the state.
nul mauc 70 a representative OF the
NLN' ny Hon. g. IL. McBriIp, pose.
'lUust''1rney Of Tooele county.
why lury lott there NJ suddenly can
o,Nly DO accounted for on tho supposi.
.''N' on Their part that there VIA
'.m.oue IN the helgrboFhoud VINO was
uu ,"u looAout TOT them, a suppo,itlon
'ual wa entirely correct. That viii
'e llain from TIE following narration
'hr initial Proceedings winch led IN
! lhn capture; Sheriff MrKellaf,
"no ives AZ luoe!c, "goi windD on
N1lly OF lne iaei that the despeTaIues
'hI lassed Garfield anu Il. r. With.
at q mnmenrs unnecessary delay he
ND'',tu tue GrNul.vlle oilicetB who
~ ot"n GU a constant lookout flr two
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Fonrlh PrecInrl Rennhlirnn..

IVHTH ITV'IH00 NVVUUIIVoU3'
There will be an important busiLess
meeting ut the Burlington school
h use pnuIsiay, Angust 81, ats g.. m.
All Fourth precinct Republicans ARE
Invited by Ordvr o.! Precinct com.
mittto.
joins r. ANruN, Chairman.