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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-15

Port Arthur, Ont. Nov. O.-The
steamer City Of Owen Sound aud
schooner J. G. Worts are reported lost
ON Lake Superior. Both left port last
Friday with heavy cargoes Of Mani
toba wheat. The Owen Sound was
formerly in the passenger business be-
tween Chicago and Montreal and lat
ter between Collingwood, Port Arthur
NLl Duluth
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Indicted the Dead.

st. Paul, specinl.-so thoroughly has
the present grand jury worked that 1t
has not been content to investigate
the walks Of life but has even gone
Into the cemetery and invaded the
walks of the dead. 1t has returned
two indictments against dead men. In.
dIcted with others. unmnidful that the
cases Of the. deceased have been ap
Iealed to higher court. -
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The Vote I'm Ohio

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 0.-The Re.
publican state committee to-day
figured out the Republican plurality
for governor in Ohio ut Oj,348. The
Democrats carried only twenty-six Of
the eighty-eight counties In the state.
No effort has been made to figure the
total vote cast but 1t Is believed to
be one Of the largest in the history Of
the state. The official count will not
materially change the net result.
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soJso1np aHR HUSBAND.


OoROt8 W0994.
pemb.ua, N. D., Nov. 6.-Mrs. Uric
Moran wal taken into custody to-day
by the sheriff, CHARGED with poisoning
i,sr husband Last July. He died very
suddspiy and there was some suspicion
Of foul play ct the time; She pro procured
AGO. and It ID said left with q man
named T. DeLoria. She was gone two
or three months, when she returned
and was taken back by Moran. The
coroner was summoned and he had .
post mortenl examination made, which
OF cancer Of the stomach, but It ap.
pesrs the doctor was not satisfied and
sent the stomach and liver to A
chemist at Fargo. The chemist win
be here to-nosrow at the preliminary
examination. They claim to have
found arsenic sufilcisnt 70 causs death.
T. DeIosia, her alleged palamour M
alee put n1dse. arrest thls eyeptps
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Publicly Beheaded.

New York, Nov. GA cable to the
World fro Foo Chow, China, says the
five vegetarian leaders In the mas
sacre Of missionaries at Hwasans
were publicly bcheaded here at 8
o'clock this morning. Before they
were put to death there was an i'm
posing ceremony In q tent on the cx.
ecution grounds. The members of tho
American and British consular com.
mission who went to Ku Cheng to
watch the trials, the Chinese prefect
Of the province, two native magis-
trates and many Americans and Eu.
ropeans were present.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-15
REAR ADMIRAL DEAD.

Demise OF Robert w. Shufcldt at
Washington To-Day.
Washington, Nov. O.-Rcar Admiral
Robert w. Shufeldt, retired, died ut
his residence In this city Mt 1890 a.
m., after long illness following an
attack Of the grip and an accident
while driving about year ago. Hc
...~~-~rr-s.-s --....-.r----S -.
Now York, May, 1889. became rear
admiral in May, 1888. and retired In
1884. He had most notable record,
having opened Corea to the world by
treaty, surveyed the Tehuantepec
canal route, and played an important
part in the civil war.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-15

Washington. Nov. O.-Capt. w. p.
evans. Nineteenth infantry has been
detailed to duty as military instructor
ut the Wisconsin state university in
place Of Lieut.. Chynoweth. who re.
signed the post because Of dissatls.
faction at the outcome Of the recent
lazing there.
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--Ak!y
Took Him at HIS Word.


Beaver Dam, Wis, Special.-A party
Of young men were out hunting yes
tertiny, and as they crossed the farm
Of Anton IIollemcier lie ordered them
off his premises. The young men
would not heed his orders and an
swercd back. MIR. Hollemeier said
they could not shoot anything any
way, and II they thought they could
he would give them chance at him.
whereupon he turned his back and in
vited them to blaze away. Ono Of
the party, DR.. Frank Mirlach, raised
Ills gun and pulled the trigger. The
man fell to the ground. and 1t was
thought for n moment he was killed.
He was fifteen reds away, which was
fortunate for all concerned. DR.. G. W.
yoorus took fifty-three shot from the
mans skin. which had lodged all over
his back from about the kidneys to
the back of his ears
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Tuesday. Nov.o.

AeSS0o1p NVV.Os
Tie Great Western elevator at Coop
erstown, With 10000 bushels Of wheat,
burned. Loss, $4,000.
Chief Ryan of Grand Forks went to
Turtle River to arrest Jacob Aaron,
who tried to burn Officer ZiskIn's
house last spring. Aaron resisted ar
rest and the chief shot him In the
hips. He may die.
a Bottineau county man met with O
strnnge accident recently. Becoming
dizzy he fell from his saddle and the
horse Ile had been riding ard another
he was loading dragged and bruised
'ess'a wationa, American woman,s
Il = association Inns called q mass
sunrass = Grand Forks Nov. u for
meeting M, q. organising . North Da-
tae tntn pIaPose We.s.o;s =. SuRrnEs association:
Con.,dsro,,,e cSM mu%aa en,h, 'sfas,a y being
manifested over the Ia. s.sat =. i,.ea a.' an. ms
interesting programme h.
n0tlnced. @.,o,
Arguments for motion for new " ~
In the case Of Clark vs. Holmes W.
heard before Judge Thomas IN .ne
United States court at Fargo. Inc
case arises from suit. brought ~ Tue
administrator Of the estate OF DanseI
Zimmerman. to compel w. Il. Homes
to turn over certain property beion1-
ing to the estate alleged to he held by
him.
Marc Brewer died at Fargo Of con-
sumption after q long illness. DE.
ccnsed was a prominent Mason Of
both tho York and Scottish rites. and
was elected to the thirty-third degree
two years ago. He was formerly
grand commander OF the grand COM
lnandery, X. T.. of North Dakota; en-
inent commander OF the Auvergne
commandery, and master Of lodges
of Perfection and Kodosh. Of Fargo
c0nsist0ry.
Sam Winters was arrested at Far
20 on Q charge Of attempting to kill
B sNn Oliver. billiard room keeper.
ia glth = Z lssgs !, n esr. .knife. The arrest
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Murdered by Rurxlnr..

Chicago, Nov. 9.-Mona Mcdonald.
the eighteen-year-old son of r. d. Nc.
Donald, proprietor of the Oxford,
QIansas) Register was murdered In
this city this evening by one of three
burglars whom he surprised whilo
they We're attempting to rob u house
at 2125 Wentworth avenue. Young
Mcdonald was visiting his grand.
father who lives Mt that number. The
boy entered the house alone this even.
ing and found the burglars at work.
One of them shot him through the
head as soon as he stepped inside. He
lived only few minutes. All Of tho
men eScaDcd.
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The City of Mitchell Should Ne q
Law AhidinE Place.

Law Abiding Place.
Mitchell, 8. d., Special.-The fight
between Mayor Seaman and the city
council goes lnerrily on, and as q re-
suit Mitchell has two chiefs of police,
Chief Hall, appointed by the mayor,
and Chief Rogers, appointed by tho
council. Upon Mr.. Seaman's return
from the cattle ranches west of Cham-
berlain he discharged Mr.. Rogers,
who. however, regardless Of this, re-
mainded on duty. Mr.. Hall, who was
the original candidate for the office,
was reappointed, he having been dis
charged by Aid. Pollars, president Of
the council. during the mayors alb
sence. After making his appointment
the mayor left for Chicago. No so0n-
er had the train left the city than the
president Of the council served notice
on Chief Hall Of his dismissal. Neither
Of the officers. however, acknowledge
their dismissals. and both remain on
duty. The matter will probably be
carried into the courts. Tho council
refuse to confirm any candidate the
mayor names.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-15
Mckinley ana pradley.

Covineton, KY. Nov. 9.-Tbe I.cail-
er, the leading Republican newspaper
ln Kentucky always a stnlwnrt sup
porter Of Gov. Mckinley for the pres
idency to-day declares for Mckinley
for president and eovcrnor-elect Brnd.
ley for vice president.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-15
Casu9ltfeS.

At Manistee, Mich, two children Of
5ohn Conley, aged FIVE and six years.
were smothered and died. They had
ding on fire.
Two women and a child were burn
ed to death at Tecapa, Hidalgo, Mex,
by order Of Judge, who claims to
have been directed to do 80 by the
saints IN q vision.
John II. Porter, aged slxty-two years,
,the second Oldest merchant in Rock.
ford, Ill, fell from the third story Of
his drug store and died few min
ntes afterward.
About twenty guests Of the Adel-
pl,ia hotel at Huntington, w. Va, took
!, sick and q number of them are lib q
critical condition. The physicians In
the city were called in and 1t was pro
nounced a case OF poisoning.
The fire which broke out In the fore
hold Of the British steamer Bendo at
Bremen, endangering the 600 bales Of
cotton which We're slowed In that part
Of the ship. necessitatlng her being
/. towed out into the harbor, has been
/, ouenched. The remainder OF the cargo
was not damaged.
! "A disastrous fire is raging on Welch
,mouutain, in the vicinity Of Scruf.
town and Blue Ball, Pa. and thous-
;ands ofacres Of timber land have been
iburned, A number of houses occupied
,by whites and negroes have been con.
sunied.. The vicinity Of the fire is the
region made notorious by the exploits
~ Abe Buxzard and his band.
ps rick King Callahan, twenty-slx
raer. 80 ID, who lived in New York,
in.nnod ] T. :, - tile top Of the pough'
1ass heepsls :. cr'aes s1a g.. At least thirty pso
pie saw Callahan's sson sor.o.,.9v ., nsf;e ;n
The bridge Jumper v. 80 ssra .,ovi, vii
5ured and has paid for 4. sFf''->'e'''
experiment with his life.
Edgar Gibbs Murray, the cracA We I. !
shot ut Hollywood, N. J., met with
serious accident at his home in Holly
wood that In all probability will end
his days. a. the foremost amateur
pigeon shot Of America. While en-.
gagged in cleaning his bicycle he had
his finger caught and the first Joint Of
his right finger-his trigger finger
was cut OF - cleanly as II 1t had been
done by cleaver.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-15
Monday, Nov. 4.

Walsh county farmers need another
month for their plOwing.
A threshing engine blew up near Ac-
ton, but, good fortune for once, no one
was hurt.
Cando has car famine, the eleva.
tors are full, and wheat marketing
there has entirely ceased.
A Richland county farmer claims to
have struck an arteslan How of first.
class alcohol.
The North Dakota A. r, u. members
will celebrate Eugene v. Debs' release
from jail Nov. %.
J. w. Baker, farmer south Of
Whcatland, skipped last week with
out telling his creditors good by.
Scott Wilson of Melville, with the
assistance of his two boys, raised 49,.
OOO bushels of wheat this gear. The
, only additional help he had was one
hired man thirteen days.
A Fargo machinery collector got
mad ut q Wahpeton waitress and
slugged her In the face. He skipped
before INDIGNANT citizens could tar and
feather him.
Ernestina Modjeska. a Bohemian
servant girl in WahpetoD, attempted
suicide after brooding ever the death
Of her illegitimate baby. She will re-
cover
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To Take strikers places.

Providence. r. l.. Nov. 9.-Hundrcd
and fifty operatives from Michigan
and Wisconsin have arrived at Olney.
Vile TO take the places Of strikers
dropped In the Atlantic Mills.
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s.. on { la,ss t.aet q land Granted him

on 2 hrgo tract OF land granted him
3by the Honduran government.
Mrs. g. w. Billings OF Ligonier, Ind,
was found lying unconscious on the
grave OF her mother. Hho had 1t.
tcmptcd suicide by placing q cloth sat
urated with chl0rOfOrm over her face
and wrapping q shawl about her head.
but will recover.
Alonxo g. Fletcher, q well known
contractor and builder, aged forty-six,
stood before mirror In his home In
Zancsvillc, Ohio, and fired bullet In
to the hack Of his head. Death was
instantaneous. Fletcher had had fire.
quent spells OF mild insanity for i've
years.
Ex-Clty Treasurer George w. Boggs
Of Tacoma, WASH, was arrested at
Central Point, near Jacksonville, Or.
One warrant charged Roggs with lar
ceny and embezzlemcnt OF $4,000;
the second with unlawfully using
$1O8,OOO for q purpose not authorized
by law.
At Owensboro, KY, John Snyder,
colored, suddenly became crazed with,
jealousy and cut Ills. wlfe's throat.
He was then shot by Will Hall, his
brother-in-law, and roamed the woods
from midnight until o'clock in the
morning with a large bullet In his
side. both husband and wife will die.
(, Sylvan McCabe, the eighteen-year.
old daughter of 0bed McCabe, q prom
inent farmer. residing near Afiamis.
burg, Ohio, shot and instantly killed
herself, first fatally shooting her lover
Will Schaffer. A note read: BURY us
both In one grave. We are tired OF
life. Please forgive us both"
A lady by the name of Mrs. Wheel
er, who arrived In Santa Barbara from
Los Angeles four or five weeks ago,
has been arrested on a charge of In
sanity. When officers went to arrest
her she stood at her door with a re-
volver In hand, and told them to stand
back II they valued th-ir lives. For
eighteen hours she kept them back,
until she became overcome with hun
ger.
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Chicago. .Special.-It 10 said that Maj.
Gen. John schofield, retired, has dc.
cided to make Chicago his home. He
will spend his time writing his
memolrV.
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People in Print.

Commander William A. Morgan, U.
q. N, retired, died at San Francisco,
Of Bright's disease.
At Belleville, ILL.,, the late Henry L.
Davenport, the "bOy evangelist" was
married to Miss Mae Seltysche.
Rev. Peter Bansch, a professor in
st. Mary's college, In Northeast, Pa,
is dead. He was formerly consultor
to Cardinal Gibbons.
Rev. Father Michael Francis Sulli-
van, aged thirty, acting pastor Of the
Roman Catholic cathedral in Denver.
10 dead. He was born in Grand Rap
Ids. Mich. ~.
Mrs. Charles Green Of Baltimore is
having built, at Old Orchard, Me-, a
seaside Rest" for missionaries Of
NIL churches, when recruiting from
their lab0rs. They will be expected to
pay rs cents q day for lodgings, with
every comfort and every luxury. The
meals will be free.
Otto, the insane king Of Bavaria,
has just celebrated his forty-sixth
birthday-tlat is, 1t was celebrated
throughout his country, by religious
service. Since his accession to the
throne the mad sovereign has never
left the castle of Fuerstenreid, which
10 surrounded by high walls.
Samuel Josephs, a well known Phil
a6elphia Democratic politician and
wsxithy contractor. died Of a cancer
ous affection, after a long illness. Mr..
.Josepis gained national fame as the
author OF the populaF campaign
slogan: ~Grover, Grover, four more
years Of Grover" Deceased was
sixty-Ave years Of age. He leaves q
widow and three children.
Baron Alphonse De Rothschild,
whom the Raris anarchists are max
ing such eorts to destroy, reaches his
o6lc. almost as early as his under
clerks. cares little for dress and walks
usually In preference to riding. His
chief point of personal self-indulg-
ence 10 smoking, and he is rarely
seen without cigar in his mouth.
In his home, however, he is princely
entertainer. and nearly every royal
personage in Europe has at some time
accepted his hospitality.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-15

Jersey City, N. =, Nov. 8-The
magnitude of the Republican sweep In
New Jersey did not become apparent
until today when the Official returns.
as filed with the different county
clerks, showed that the widest claims
of the Republicans on election night
and the best return that could be OBJ.
tained fell short Of the actual result
The election Of Grlggs was known to
be certainty ut 10 o'clock on election
night but at that hour 1900 and
1900 were oil that the leaders of the
Republicans claimed. Letter they ad.
vanced their claims under the in.
auence Of the press returns to 90 1000,
The results n the counties az filed
show that Griggs received 26,9GO
plurality over McGill.
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saturaay, Nev. =,

Satufaay, New. y.
John Flynn, on trial before Judge
Winchester In EmmOns county for as.
sault with deadly weapons, was found
not guilty.
An aged couple at Dickinson were
thrown from a buggy by runaway
team and severely bruised and shaken
up.
A farmer named Dawson lost a load
Of hay by fire while he was evading 1t,
and was severely burned while trying
to loosen the frightened team. He was
smoking pipe.
A daring robbery was committed at
Crystal. Mr.. Holm had hides stolen
from the slaughter house valued at
$1OO. Marshal Darling Is on the track
OF the thieves and a few Of the hides
have been found Mt Auburn.
Judge Thomas Of Fargo has rem
lnarck water works case In which he
refuses to grant the application to re-
move 1t from the state court to the
United States court, holding It is not
proper to be transferred ON the show
ing made.
An enthusiastic mass meeting was
held ut the opera house ut Fargo and
resolutions were adopted indorsing the
Cuban revolutionists In the fight for
freedom being waged by them against
Spain. The meeting was presided over
by Mayor Ball. and stirring addresses
We're delivered by Bishop Stanley,
james Holes and O number of other
prominent citizens.
G. H. Bonderson, who came to Bot
tlneau two weeks ago as manager for
n tthreshing machine outfit for one
Peterson of Petersburg, this state, In.
duced Il man named Jess Leonard. to
put $500 cash In the outfit, and then
stole horse and buggy belonging to
Peterson, and with the wife of one
Wickam Of Florida. daughter of
w. II. Harris of this city. who was
visiting her parents here. skipped out.
The couple were arrested ut CARING
ton and will he brought back.
George Kallikey of Eureka, 8. D.,
came to Bottineau Oct. 8, ostenslbly to
induce his wife, who had previously
left him and taken up her residence
here. to return. Failing in that he shot
her five times. Two shots took Of
feet In tho left breast and bowels, 60
ing through her body. one in the left
arm and another In the forehead, the
fifth grazing the skull. He was appre-
hentled and is now In jail awaiting
preliminary examination. He boldly
walked into barber shop ut Willow
City for q shave and was recognized
while being shaved.
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NORTH DAKOTA NEWS
MrnnnsrrHo NEWS y1on All.
PARTS or TnH STATE.

4 CONDENSED Record o1 the lmDsf.
tent AapDenings q the Week IN
North Dakota, Arranged fer hsDia
Reading. SIS
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Fron Foreien shorc..


Religious fanatics in Mexico burn q
woman and two children to death.
The king Of Corea chooses q queen
to succeed the dead one, and assumes
the title Of emperor.
Armenians to the number OF 15O are
murdered by the Turks, with the usual
attendant outrages.
China, with concessions of land, re-
wards France, Germany and Russia
for their Intervention against Japan.
Hollands navy has grown anti
quated. 1t will take $2O,OOO,OO0 to put
1t In working order, but the minister
does not dare to ask for the money.
Three cavalry officers, who have
been stationed at Yildiz Kiosk, have
been exiled to Yemen. Arabia, on the
charge of plotting against the life Of
the sultan.
For 42 positions as male teachers In
government primary schools there
were 1,SjO applicants In Paris last
year, and for 81 places rs women
teachers, 7,139. One place as janitor
brought 1874 candidates; eight as keep
ers Of tobacco shops brought 2,070,
0AAu VAAC AVA u uCW6poECk 6tonA opAOVs
A life Of Christ is about to be pub
lishel, with colored photographs after
James Tissot's pictures, by NM.
Name, the Catholic publishers Of
Tours, the first twenty impressions Of
which will be sold for $1,000 copy
and the rest Of the 1000 copies at
$500 apiece. The advertisement, with
one specimen picture and some sketch
es in black and white, cost $12.
The trial occurred at Berlin Of a
number of Journalists charged with
lese majestic, among them being Herr
Joseph Dierl, editor of the vorwaerts,
who was sentenced to imprisonment
for six montlls. Others tried on the
same charge were Herr Pfundt, who
was sentenced to nine months impris-
onment, and Herr Radmann, whose
sentence was to imprisonment for a
year. All were liberated on bail In
the sum Of 5000 marks.
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Salt Lake, Nov. 8.-The Tribune's
extra edition gives returns from 145
voting precincts as follows: For gov.
ernor, Wells (Rep). 13O2S; Caine
Dem.). 1850: net Republican gain
Of 1.O17. The entire Republican ticket
10 elected. The legislature will be Re-
publican which incures the election Of
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At Manistee, Mich, two children Of
5ohn Conley, aged five and six years.
were smothered and died. They had
gotten some matches and set the bed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18
MoNDA,. FEBRUARY rs. 1870.


The efforts peing mads In our city to
promote temperance and morality are
highly cvmmendable. The sermons be-
ing precched and the lectures being do.
livered cannot fail to do good. BY line
upon lno and preoert upon precept a
pu1nc opinion may eventually be created
~ favor OF reform that will sustain such
legislation as may be- required for tile
good OF the community. There IL little
use, however. in onaetlng lava that a ma.
jlrity OF the people object to. as they will
lie eyaded, il not openly detisd. Persons
who will not control their appetltss
through moral considerations, will hardly
do SO through legal ones. Legislators
should think Of this before acting on any
subject.
The experience OF The people In other
States should be looked to. II any prac.
tice cannot be prohibited it should be re-
eulated. Greater Discrimination In regard
TO license for the sale of liquor migh lit
prove moro beneficial than to attempt
total prohibition. Pennsylvania, Now
Jersey and Maryland are not so far away
as to prevent our citizens from procur.
ing stimulents II denied the privilege of
EottiuB thcih III our Sthte. Debluo nun
dreds Of pei sons will sell drink Illegally il
ihey can not do SO legally. Liquor will
be used as long as It is manufactured and
therefore 1t Is better to restrict the sale 4
possible than to attempt its entire pro hi.
billion. THIS question las been discussed
for long time and 1t is no nearer salts
factory solution now than 1t was sixty
years ago. Men should look at this sub.
jeot calmly and dispassionately, and not
allow prejudice to warp their decisions.
II we cannot have affairs to suit our.
selves We should try the next best thing
1t Is said that reforms never go back.
ward, but still comparatively good men
have fallen from grace and many young
ones have blighted the hopes of their
frisnds and gone down to early graves.
Temptation proved too much for them,
and yet it Ia questionable whether they
were not more censurable than the laws
or customs, as they never strove to con.
troll their appetItes, but plunged down to
ruin just as readily as the SOW returns to
her wailow or the dog to his vomit.