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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-14
Gold Standard.

Washington. June 5.-SenOr Don
Cana. the Chilean minister, has 70.
cetvcd the following telegram:
Santiago. June 3.-Chilean Minister,
Washington-lt Is very gratifying to
me to inform you that after seven.
teen years OF tho regime Of paper
money, Chile has returned. with satis-
faction nnd confidence, to the gold
standard. The law 10 In force. +
hernandez, Minister Finance"
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FlossY hasa sHorls :.
Flore.ce Ati.es 4 the lal4ai4,os tn,
Nfkht.

HtVF&3Ce AHA9EH IN ynG Al00k9 01 tne
s7sx @6fRht. :
Florence, June g. = There: was a
sharp earthquake shock here. at: 1:3G
this morning 4 it aroused almos.
everybody from bed, and when It wan
followed by. q SUCCESSION Of other sub.
tcrrane0us Disturbances disturbances,
shock following shock In rapid success
sion, the people. became -panic-stricken
and rushed In, terror 20 the streets,
Where they remained for several hours
greatly alarmed. Although 1t is not
believed TINT any serious damage was
done, the Inhabitants of this city, not
having recovered from the panic
which followed the big earthquake OF
Saturday, May 1s. last, were with diff
ficlllty persuaded to. return to their
homes. The greatest excitement, pre-.
Sailed JIM the streets shortly Hafter the
Earthquake shoots ,;of tllls s.inorning:
whole families femhinhE shifddie,l to.
gether, guarding their. most valuable
possessions, which they had carried
with them in their flight from, their
homes. Many people fell on their
knees In the middle OF the streets and
prayed. while others seemed too terri.
fed to do anything but rush about and
add to the panic which prevailed. -"
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Shanghai, June 7.-Dlspatchcs pub
ilshei here today and received from
the Island Of Formosa report great ex-
element Mt Taipes Flu. The president
Of the republic has escaped from his
yamen. and the other official buildings
were burned by rioters. The natives
and the Chinese soldiers are said to
he looting In NIL directions. RiotlnE
is also reported to have taken place
at Hobc. The foreigners on the island
80 far have not been molcsted. M
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ClnxossntsFoRalosXs,.

fAs 1slanlasIs sfrevias 8 esSiAle. e
4. eone AequAsation for vaIAn. n ,
Hong Kong, Jtne g. AdVtceSSre-
ceivsd from TAipeh Fa, Island of For
mosa describes ahairs in that town M
still Ina ShA6tic condition. The native
Quarter 0f Teipeh Flu has been burned,
During the conflagration o magazine
exploded and killed ninety Chinese
The German g,inboats Itlls Hired on the
Chinese forts ut Hobe, presumably bt.
cause a merchant steamer with Tang.
the former president Of the so-called
republic Of FOrmosa on board, with 4
number of refugee Chinese soldiers
were not allowed to leave. The forts
were silenced by the fire of the oun.
boat md the native gunners. fed. Sub
sequently the. merchant. steamer pro.
CGeQeQ. ~ 49, -. - -, r.-I--
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Medal fer Cant. Cilly

.. Washington. June 8.-The war de.
partlnent has granted n medal Of hon
or to Capt. Clinton A. Citly. of the
Second Minnesota volunteer infantry,
now a resident Of Hickory. N. c., On
Sept. 20, 1863. on the field Of Chiclxa-'
mauga, Capt. Cilly saw regiment
not Ills own leaving the line Of hattie.
He dashed nfter 1t. seized the colOrs.
and rode back into the battle followed
by the. regiment. which from that time
. did effective service
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Corbett WIN n. rh.r.

New York. June Z. - The proposed
COrbett-Fitzsiinmons mill still remains
the topic of discussion among apOrtlng
men here. Manager Brady snid to.
day that he was perfectly satisfied
with the arrangements made by the
Dallas representatives, and that his
man would be in the ring fit and
ready on the day to be fixed In October
by the Dallas people. '''- 49, >,
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To the Iron R.nr.

Milwaukee. June G.-The steamer
Northwest, belonging to the Great
Northern hallway company, arrived
at this port this morning and left for
Chicago this afternoon. The boat has
among her passengers an excursion
palty Of New York men. prominent
In railroad and financial circles, among
them being George Gould, ex-Gov.
Roswell J.. Flower and his brother
Anson Flower. The party took the
bnat at Buffalo as the guests Of Presi.
dent llili, of the Great Northern, ana
although many OF them will leave the
boat Mt Chicago, a few will remain
and with II party OF Chicago capital.
lists take a trip to Duluth and the Iron
Range region OF Lake Superior;
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Spiked the Guns.

. Wiehita, Ran, specia,.-Kansas Is
without an artillery. In dead of night
several soldiers whose names are nm
known crept into the headquarters Of
the local artillery company where ell
> the canon In possession af tIie state
were stored, and spiked every gun.
The cauon were used In the rnemoria.
services and are old timers. il.any
lhnvinR been condemned l,y the 'kov-
eminent. During the exercises one Of
them exploded. tearing, both arms of
Private Fennell. The accident e.used
terrible adverse comment upon the Of
iiccrs in permitting. the. condemned
canon to be used, and last nights ac-
tion on the part Of the incensed SOL
/ ,ialaaSagea y bsyeahsdss gig dssrtpaIr. IA
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aahan Get. Ther. E..,,~.

81. Paul. June 6.-The election al
South st. Paul was landslide for the
Peoples party, every candidate on itg
ticket being successful by large ma
joritics. The Citizens party won two
years ago by small majorities, Iayor
Fitch being elected by about 10 votes.
The campaign has been a hot one for
both sides, but this year Mayor-elecs
Gchan proved more than q match foR
the other side.
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Corbett NYill ne rh.r,.

New York. June Z. - The proposed
Observation-Disclosures mill still remains
the topic Of discussion among sportins
men here. Manager Brady said to-
day that he was perfectly satisfied
with the arrangements made by the
Dallas representatives, and that hie
man would be In tho ring at and
ready on the day to be fixed In October
by the Dallas people.
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Apgar. skips.

Hastings, Neb.. June .S.-Clarlcs \.
Apgar. representing loan company Of
Peoria. ILL.,. Inns been missing since
last Friday. Developments Indicate
TINT he is short about $1.lOO and pos
sibly more Ills downfall ia attributed
to speculation on the lNnrl of trade.
Apgar IL member of the hoard Of
education and prominent In local Dem.
Ocratic and free silver circles. His
friends are Of the opinion lie has gone
to Costa Rica.
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Owen In III

Minneapolis. June G.-S. NJ. Owen.
publisher of Farm, Stock ana Home.
and member of the board Of uni.
versity regents, is dangerously Ill. Ho
mas been suffering from chest troubles
ana verlcose veins for some time. and
his condition Is now regarded as yerw
critical, The members of his family.
Wno nave been away visiting, have
been sent for.
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Mine Cave In.

Scranton, Pa, June San extensive
mine cave-in In the old workings In
the northern section Of this city badly
damaged setcfal dwellings early this
morning and caused the occupants Of
.many of. the houses to flee In their
night clothes. The squeeze came sud-
denly and. without warning. 1t was
caused by a ''worklng" IN the PrOvi-
fdence Coal ;company's, four foot vein.
The buildings affected are six double
dwellings. Nobody was injured. r.
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Biow WAS Deserved.

Duncan p. Harrison Panches . Brit.
fisher In the Face.
London, June 8.-The passengers Of
the Paris. who have arrived here from
Southampton, are. talking of q row
which took place between, Duncan Il.
Harrison and a big Britisher named
Woodward, on the ffth night out from
New York. Woodward. 1t appears. In
suited Pauline Hall and, when Har:
rison demonstrated, Woodward abused
him and Americana generally. There.
upon Harrison struck Woodward II
the face and the hitter appealed to
Capt. Watkins to have the actor put
In irons. The captain, however, de.
clincd. 'r n
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Iowa Mason. Meet.

Marshalltown, Iowa. June 6.-The
seth annual convention of the grand
lodge Of Iowa Aiasons convened this
morning, Grand Master Fellows de.
lverel his annual address. At tho
afternoon session the reports of Off.
GERS were. received, committees aps
pointed and other routine business dis.
posed of. Tho public exercises wili
take place this evening.
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Times from f i Wong Kong says that the e
financial terms OF the Chinese loan
gives no immediate political advantage
to Russia, but tile impression ia that
the agreement Involves China in the
granting ut somD future time Of an
ocean port for the Siberian railway.
As at present arranged 1t will he a 4
per cent loan 1t is stated TINT the
syndicate will obtain 1t at Oh and sell
1t ut par IL possible. 1t Ia evident,
however. that the, entire transaction
Inns in 1t more Of the political than Of
the financial,
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kille., Ax cou.

AIIeW u . Cow.
Baraboo, Wis, June ia Millard.
an old gentleman about eIghty-eight
years old, was attacked by COW neas
his home at Portage few days ago
and had several of his ribs broken bv
the animal Yesterday he died from
the effects Of his injuries, leaving d
wife and two SONS. -
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Iowa. Silver Democrats.

Des Aoines, June 8. = Free silver
Democrats met here to-day in confer.
encc. Ex-Lieut. Gov. S. L. Bestow of
1hnrlow, presided. After . many
speeches working committee. coli-
slsting Of state chairman and ons
vice president from each congression.
al district was appointed. The resolu-
tions passed declare that gol,l and sill
yer arc the constitutional money Of
the country and declare free and un-
limited coinage Of both gold and sill
yer. on the terms Of equality Mt n
ratio of 10 to 1 to Ike a cardinal prInci.
Ne of Democratic faith.
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THE + !. ! Res ! CJ1EDRETURN
4 - g q A.Ss:ae. SSsaaa :
eAny Frieaas ana Relatives e1
llhose Who. Went Down with the
yMx AaeeSAnay ne the; 0SSk6 and
Many Asserting scenes Are wit.

n ths sns.ivcrs - az n, ssYsess
seTSaims HsrsSes AZ ,ea,.t ~ sssa n,s
ti,a. Sra In.S ssWnss.ssS Lassx trx ~;
TFsiiS n fSssss1s Sn.s ,eiss ~ ~
,,,h" ,sant =. Snsn ~! ~ ls.tlvSs W. 2! tnose
s..sz,sSsS W. TSss 's,s, SSxn on .tne Genma were
:sa.:ss:L ts.es sne lahaing oI the
ss,t.ss pn,so,nts,as.t. yW 3 NAesMs.Mas. tne alsi
tha isndIr .s s,nal .s g sps ~, aWaa
s ,ru.lt nan - ts.s ts y tAe i9eNltane
\; ;;; & ;;; ; s; s;
~ NJ sss 49, ssess. !,s Msks e1sMs naply Reo'
.1s!th AZ esaIe se.;Ne .s
,,..s s s,s sIS xaSl ~. ~ n
rsrcrs tr, 49, s.,s Asssus sur
..sSy ~! s!,s..ss Gao MsIS e~hpf1esa. ~ ana con-
ns 1:oIis :. .rrir ,tasons % rescue.
nv. ~ thts ,,s.t. sstsasCgs"ho l"nled 10
- s. ssanaa,s sa.s o.t s1S; s;a,,.,..,r.,s Il =,
cn.ssnn s No. - Sa.ser,an9i ta., Gs II:
1,.se. ss, = p. :. ~. A1Orn.oH, nO.s, 81; ak;.s4
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For -sht uou.a,

Paris. June Sat the meeting OF
the. international -miners' conference
to-day the German, English, Belgian
and French delegates adopted a resO;
luton in favor Of eight hours as a le-
gal days work for miners aud surface
workers, -
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Killed by n Cow.

Baraboo. Wis. June rs. Millard,
an old gentleman about eighty-eight
years old. was attacked by COW near
his home Mt Portage few days ago
and had several OF his ribs broken by
the animal. Yesterday he. died from
the effects Of Ills injuries. leaving q
wife and two sons. '''
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Fourteen De.d.

0uayaquil,, Ecuador, speclal.-The
boiler Of the Ecuadorean gunl,oat
,Sucro exploded last night, killing the
commander and fourteen men and III.
Turing seventeen more, thirteen fatal.
ly. At the time Of the accident she
was carrying troops to Machala to at'
tack the rebels. +
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HEAVY Loss at liuroa.

Huron. s. d.. June G.-Another f.re
occurred here carly this morning, con.
summing six buildings ON the west, aide
Of Dakota avenue. south of the. ola
Wright house. and destroying property
valued at $20.O0O. The origin OF thss
iirc Is beloved to have been ipcen
diary. arir s.3'- '-ii'H'. ~ u :lG!S, /,
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Villas for rresiae.t.

Washington, June Z: = Senator
Mitchell of Wisconsin. who Is in the
city, in IN interview to-day, expressed
the opinion that the Democrats of Ills
state are opposed to free silver. He
also suggested Senator Vilas as q
presidential candidate for 1890.
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CASE OF MoTHER-IN-LAw.
shei Ii iA;rc,u,is,ea off, POISONING I
Husband Of Her Dauehter.

she Ii iAccused Of N Poisoning the
Husband of Her DauEhter,
Spokane. WASH, June s.-Mrs. Mary
Stewart, 4 widow, who is only aittesn ia n
years old, was arrested last night BY
Sheriff Mclaughlin of Alissouln c0un.
ty. Mont, charged with poisoning her
husband. Mrs. Stewart, was In bed
in the Cosmos hotel here when the ar
accompany the officer. She is .prepos-
sessing, and has baby three months
old. She protests her Innocence, and
says II anybody poisoned her husband
her mother was, the guilty person. The
prisoner will be taken to Montana 10.
day. - ,-.?r,r-i..a "a, s,s.t..T
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TalRrY-slx DEAD.
Tremendous Cloud Burst Over. tn
Black Forest. =

Tremendous Clo1d Burst Over the
Black Forest.
Stuttgart. June 8-Tl,ere was a ire
mendous clOudburst yesterday evening
over the ,Wurtemburg portion of the
BLACK Forest district, causing ilestruc.
tiOn OF property. Tho downfall Of
water caused the River Eyach to rise,
! aud many houses ut Ralingen, From.
mern,. DirrwanGen and Lam were
swept away. Many persons are miss.
ing, and. It Is fenred they were
drowned In the flood. Ten persons
were drowned at Dallingen, seven at
Frommern, and nine persons are miss
Ing In addition Mt the last, named
place: At Lanfep ten persons were.
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CHARLES A. CHASE.

a Chicago Inventor. who Bids FAD.
to Rival Edison.
Chicago, Juno 81 Charles 4. Chase
Of this city is an inventor who bids
fair to. rival. Edison In some of his
electrical and illusiOnary effects, He
has invented a stereopticon cyclorama
that not only throws O. continuous
OF 2 circnlar building. but makes the
people walk and talk d. they ,are, re
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sehr.rs.. 81, ,ooo, 900 :; Kh.am.stif p.e

sehrsEe,s d. 100000 kheamatis I4rs
iAse liquid Internal paedicine mad TX.
pse1aIf TO cure kid1s0f
Gout, rheumatism and Neuralgia! Not
"cure ALL" Pleasant. harmless. Ger.
tain. WIN not cure in . Of. .s.dsys. x
you are sensible person you know II
takes time to cure deep seated dis
order like rheumatism. A remedy for
sensible people who don't expect q mira.
Gle for 25c. Prompt relief always.
Square dealing. and satisfaction" our
. Perhaps you don't fancy our style. II
not. don't write to us. 10000 bottles sold
this year and 25,oo0 people cured. Ten
thousand true testimonials. Cost tl.60
per bottle, enough for 10 days. Highest
references in every county In the United
agencies left.
SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO.,
(ownersl 1s7 Dearbornk. Chicago.
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Forced to Stop Work.
columbus, Ohio. June 6.-To-day R
mop OF 2OO Poles. Huns and Italian
miners forced the men at the Gaylord
mines 10 stop work. The men at WORKS
nad neen getting scale prices. The
sheriff has sent deputies to the scene.
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Over Its Banks.

Hebron, Neb.. June 7.-Thc I.ittl.
Blue river has gone over its hunks ana
deluged the whole OF the Blue bottom
from two to five feet, All traffic west
Of here has been cut of and none Of
the bridges on the river can bp
crossed. -" "TT-
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!: Washington, June s.-J. II. Hurdle,
T. young man who lives in: Washing
ton, hut who did not give his address,
called ut police headquarters to-day
and identified the pictures OF Eugene
Boycns. the alleged fraudulent real
estate and cigar dealer who IL wanted
for swindling a Richmond investor
and numerous Washington mcrcliant;,
,as the photograph Of the man. who
swindled him by q. sharp real estate
deal ln Denver. two years ago. While
In Denver. Hurdle .snNs Bpyeps was
also known as Charles IL. Carleton,
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1T aAW a JAP.
Why tho Forno.. Republic W.

Why tho Formosa Republic Went
-.-,.,. to Pieocs. '.-+
Hong Kong, June 1.-THE republic
Of Formosa has collapsed, it's presi-
dent, Tang, has escaped from the
island, and the foreigners residing
there are in safety. The Chinese
forces in the northern part of the
island became disorganized at the ap-
prOneh of the japanese troops and the
soldiers of the president of the repub-
lie Joined the mob in rfoting, l0otIng
and burning the government buildings
at Taipes Flu and Hobc.
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produced on the canvass. For twelve
years Mr.. Chase has worked daily te
perfect this instrument, on which he
IL naturally very enthusiastic, % He
claims by its use the masses, who. arq
the poor people, can he educated as
they never were before, ns for q small
admittance fee they can see and learn
as much as by travelling abroad; The
instrument rcpr0duces scene after
scene in quick succession, portraying
war events, strikes, trips abroad,
naval battles, etc, with the absolute
fidelity of photography, introducing
moving clouds, moving waters and
moving people. - '.--' - =, u:
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which his father is president. He
entered the bank in q subordinate ca
pacity soon after his return from coll
lege and has worked his way up.
Williams college was his alma mater,
and he was a leader among his fellow
students. Mr.. Tracy was president or
the Republican League OF Illinois for
several years before being elected
president Of the national league. The
nntional league was organized in
GGhlsSerlpS hat| n yeMKp eMKpXX88ffk pXX8fk fit ejty a In
office as president, and tho league has
dourlsllcd under hia administration.
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F,rnae Men May Strike

E1FhnH Men MaY StFtEe.
g Youngstown, Ohio, June S.-lndicn-
tons nre that before the close of tic
week q general d, strike will bc In
augurated by all the furnace en-
ployes through the, Mahoning valley
for Nh advance n the present scale Of
wages. - t''tf.. f. y faj
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Il .ii,dy. u. 'shesa ;;,fnlir' Mlftusvcr N
cooking receipt calls for a baking
powder the "Royal" should he useii.
The receipt will be found. to work
better and surer, and the bread, bis.
cult, rolls, cakes, dumplings, crusts.
puddings, crullers or whatever made,
will be ewceter, ligl te; tiner-tiavored.
more dainty, palatable and whole.
some. .
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TY. NoRI pA1oTA, TR1B yKNkR4, 1876.
IN 'RaAA FARcE.


s|'.'.,ssss;s L.. y. ~ . \. |.II!stsa /! 1z.-&... d
Bute 1t June -=Thaselght. Holt
eountX lst6sls ch1tyed witli lynchinH
Barrett AS6tt the sdefauitinR treas.
urer qfsf46lt county we're atraigned to-
day anh plfadel mt, guilty. Two
hundred witnesses were present, one
third for the state. The men are all
said tosbe the committee anpSihtesl by
the vigilantes Of Northwestern Ne
braska-to-reaopc Scott, who bankrupt
the county by stealing $12O.OOO.. They
took him from shis family. carriage on
New Year's night ahdshangeil him and
hid his t,ody In the Niobrara river.
The feeling here today il t6at,; tho
trial ofsthes scat6 will. pik M D I'm Of
costs on nstfic county anl result I'm a
farce and eventual acquittnl of the
men accused. The few arc Of the
opinion that tho state will foot the bill
In the end:
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start for gray GnI,le..

Washington. June Z. : Mrs. Clcvc-
land and her two children. nccompr
MED by Mrs. 'Olney and her daughter.
left Washington at $50 this morning
on the Colonial express for the l,rcsi-
dents summer seat ut Gray Gables.
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London. June Cit is reported here
that Oscar Wilde, who was recentlv
sentenced to two years Imprisonment
Of ilurd labor, after having been con.
victed Of gross indecency, has become
% insane and Is confined in q padded
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Tvvo EIev.tocs nu..oa

Appleton. Wis, June S.2The Wis.
consin Grain and Mnlt company's two
elevators burned last evening, togetl,.
er with 10000 bushels Of malt and
harley. The loss is $4,000; insur
ance, $4,000. :;
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+ one ;Deaih siiCau.es Another.

Charleston, ILL.,, special-The citizens
Of this place received N2shock to-day
Ia the sudden death 6f Gen. q. II.
Mitchell and his wife. Mr.. Mitchell
was working in his garden this, morn.
ing when he fell dead. Mrs. Mitchell
was % overcome with grief that she
died ahortly after. -. -~
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REPUBLICAN, LEAGUE,

The National Convention Meets AZ
Cleveland Next Week.
Cleveland, Ohio, June 7.-Arrange-
ments have been perfected for hold
ing the convention of the National
League Of Republican clubs here next
week. William w. Tracy of SPRING
field, ILL.,, is president of the league.
Mr.. Tracy is thirty-fOur years old,
was born Mt Springfield. aud has al
ways lived there. He is cashier of the
Nirst National Bank Of Springfield, Of
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Inspected BY schoneld. b"
Omalin, June S.-Lieut. Gen. SchO-
field arrived In Omaha to-day and In.
snectetl the Omaha troops. !. ,,.'t
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-14
no Cholera in. nre.t.

Washington. June 8.-A. cablegram
received Mt the surgeon generals Of
flee from its representative at Nantes,
France, contrndIcts the report Of the
existence of cholera at Brest, which
hos gained some currency. .'.t
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-14
Ead Of Ii. Civfi. war.

!, Washington, June S.-Anotller de-
cision has been rendered by Assistant
Secretary Reynolds bearing on the
question. of. tho, date of the tcrmina-
tioE of the civil war and the pension
able rights of soldiers cnlisting in
1865 and 1896. The conclusion reached
by Mr.. Reynolds is that in all these
cases the question to he .ascertained Is
whether the enlistment Of the soldiers
was for; service in the war Of the re-
bellion or for the regular army. II
the former he - ,penslonable, and Il
the latter, he is not.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-14
Strike broken.

!. Pawtucket, Il. L.. June 8.-The back
bone of. the strike which ,has been In
progress several weeks at the Farwell
Woolen Mills ut Central Falls IL
broken b. ,t.-,..i ...t,.lt y, ~.