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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-13
A Road From DuI....

Dubuque, lows, Dec. TAT 4 meet.
Ing OF Dubuque business men q pre.
ltmfnary organization was effected Of
company to build 100 miles Of rnil.
road southwest from this city. Those
interested will meet next Tuesdav and
elect officers. The road win pasa
through Jones' Linn, Benton and
Tama, Iowa, and connect with the
Northwestern at Teledo, Iowa.
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Grave Ro.s.r. co,,....

Vinton, Iowa, Dec. 7.-John Cum.
ings. painter, today confessed "a
crave robbery, the body being that
bf young lady relative Of ]. r. Chris.
tie, the foremost citizen of Marion.
Cummings duplicates nve hishly Re.
spected citizens of vinton. Tha rob.
berry was committed twenty-five yeara
ago. He promises more startline de-.
VeloDments.
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Arnsnians wa.t Profession.

Washington, Dec 7.-Many senators
and members Of the house were inter.
viewed to-day by q delegation Of Ar.
menian citizens from Worcester and
Boston who are urging congress to
take every possible step to prevent
the continuation Of outrages ON Ar
menians In Turkey.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-13
Work Resunea.

Ramsey, ILL.,, special.-After q sus-
pension Of nearly six months the coal
mine here resumed work to-day un-
der new company. which has de-
posted $4,000 In the Fayette county
cank as a guarantee Of the faithful
conduct Of the work Of the mine here.
after.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-13
The crusaae p,.. n..

The Crasaae Plan In Dakota.
Rugby, Junction, N. D., Dec. T.
ABOUT nfteen ladies' swooped down ON
ciuproom where . few Of the boys
mad jug Of whisky, and took posses
sion by deinolishfng everything in
sight. The supposed cause Of their
RAD Is that few Of the boys got q
little jolly Immediately before the raid.
The owner OF the place was absent at
the time.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-13
Mfa.a~ht al.n

Paynesville, MINI, Dec. 5.-Fire at
New Paynesville near midnight de,
stroyed the Press once, Campbell'a
bakery, Leyendecker's meat market
w. @. Chrke's dwelling, Conrad's
dwelling and Q photograph gallery
The loss 70 about $4,000; insurance,
5000.
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nu.nae. xall.aL

Wichita, Kan, Dec. 5.-The annual
kiowa county rabbit hunt took place
to-day and the event will be consid.
cred tonight with the usual grand
ball and banquet. One hundred and
sixty.five farmers and cowboys on
horseback participated, and nearly six
thousand rabbits have been killed.
They win be shipped free over the
railways and consigned to humane 80.
cletics In Chicago and Cleveland. The
Woods county, Oklahoma, hunt will
take place next week and nearly 400
horsemen will participate In II.
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Experience.

Mr.. Gotham-Live in the suburbs.
ELI? You have had plenty Of expert.
ence Mt catching trains then, I SUP
pose.
Mr.. Suburb-Well, no. can't say
that have; bGt I've had lots Of expe.
rlence at missing 'sm.-Nsw Yort
Weekly,
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~ g SiE ~ odniy & i, Il u IS Ih danger &
~ ~ Grins stor his llfs. \
1Eetx14& - eoneatfonal statement
/ ~ ~ 06I ollb 1lnG of. o. Russian
- llF6n IN 0ebaStopol Il Was semi-
+ 00caAlly stated here this afternoon
that for years past the Russian Black
seA deet has been under orders to be
prepared for active service at any
momsnt. Therefore. It 10 added there
b nothing new In the situation. More
over, 1t 10 pointed out, q full under
standing has been established between
the powers IN regard to the situation
In Turkey, and no apprehension exists
OF any one power taking Independent
action.
Te Help the suRering:
Boston, Dec. IA special meeting Of
the prudential committee Of the Amer.
lean board was held this afternoon for
the purpose Of requesting the Red
Cross society, OF which Clara Barton,
of Washington. is president, to under
ternatlonal organization. A formal re-
quest was adopted and will be for
wardcd to Miss Barton at once.
1t is believed by those advocating
the step that the organization being
international In it's character, IL the
one which can successfully administer
Americas relief contributions In Tur-
key. A relief ship, under its auspices
would Ee allowed to enter where the
fears Of the Turkish government would
allow no European warship to 60. The
Red Cross treaty In itself recognizes
only relief In war. yet America, in
making up it's own national body,
asked of the international board the
power to work In great national and
International calaMlties the same as
In war. and the privilege was granted.
Thus America has by every privilege
the right to act In Turkey, and Eu-
ropean countries. II they wish, can dis
tribute their relief through the United
States Red Cross organization. The
fact that Turkey belongs to tho Red
Cross organization will favor its SUPER
vision of the relief work In the Tur.
ktsh empire.
Turkey Must Give In.
Mr.. Gladstone has written to the
secretary OF the Armenian Relief u.s.
sociatlon as follows:
II still hope In the indisposition of
the powers to make themselves utterly
ridiculous before the world"
The Daily News has dispatch from
Constantinople which will be pub
lished tomorrow to the effect that the
embslfsies have unoflicially informed
the sultan that II the frmans for the
extra guardghips are refused, the Dar-
danelles will be forced by the powers.
The same correspondent says: sThc
Venel press here congratulates the
sultan upon the success Of his reforms
and Of his represslve measures, but
II the massacres diminish, is merely
because victims are lacking. To-days
news is that 200 Armenlans were
killed In Kaisarych (Caesarea).
The Times tomorrow will print a
dispatch from Constantinople which
says that the embassies have received
instructions from their respective gov.
ernments that the guardships question
must be pushed home and that It is
impossible for tho powers to retire
from the positions which they have as.
sumed.
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siaa Pasha Flees.

London, Dec. IA dispatch received
here this morning from Constantlno-
pie. dated Dec. 8, says that Bald
Paslla, the president Of the Turkish
council Of state. and formerly grand
vlxisr, has taken refuge In the BritisA
embasgy at Constsntinople -bstsving
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Jerssx nav A. A4l....

Oekvey U2y " AtI60t0,
Atlanta, Ca, Dec. 7.-Adjt. Gen. viii.
lam Stryker Of New Jersey and Judge
Sims, Of the supreme court of that
gtate headed party Of about 100
Jersey men who reached Atlanta to.
day to attend New Jersey day ut the
exposition.
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Sunday, Dec. 1.

A rebellion In the jamestown 1ail
was promptly squelched the other day.
Minto's new school house ia now
completed, and everybody there is
proud of 1t.
A jamestown engineer is working
hard upon an invention to prevent
boiler explosions.
Some miscreant cut to pieces four
get OF harness belonging to Devils
Lake man.
Jamestown has we'll known lady
who gets herself up in male attire and
does the city nights. Her name ID
rs yet suppressed.
Ten scandinavians of Park River
form q jolly little party OH a trip to
their old homes in Norway.
The MOnangO cheese factory Ind M
difficulty in disposing of its entire pro.
duct for the season.
John Hobbs of Walshville, became
mixed up with q robe and fell of q
load of wheat, the wagon running over
Ills leg. fracturing 1t badly.
A new woman pulling her old man
out OF an Objectionable resort and ad-
ininistering to him n slorsewhippinR
was sign of the times at JimtOWp
the other day.
An Ellendale man ran down and
captured a jack rabbit and there Is
some talk there of entering him for
tile next American Waterloo cOursing
cup.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-13
Italy ReaAy Tor !. m

Rome. Dec. 1.-THE Tribune pub.
fishes information from Naples that :
squadron Of five Italian men Of war 4
anchored at Gaeta and II under ortlers
to be In readiness to proceed to Tur.
kish waters, -
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Mills Dana.eA

Norwich. Conn. Dec. IA heavy
connagration damaged the Norwich
dyeing, bleaching and printing mills
to-day. The damage to buildings and
machinery viii reach $4,000. &
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wan, the Elone, A......a

Wu1I, tn6 EHop&F Affected,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Dec. flames
p. Wall, Of this city. and Mrs. Richard
Ramsell Of Huron. 8. D., who eloped
from here six weeks ago, were ar.
rested to-day at Nashville, Tenn. at
the instance Of Mr.. Ramsell. Mira
Wall has gone insane through grief.
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-13

Belleville, ILL.,, Dec. 7.-Six men were
injured by the exposition Of boiler
In the engine house Of the new Athens
Coal company to-day.
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D-,ra.t wan .. s..s..e.a

U0HfoAt VIII - tO0t0A009.
San Francisco. Dec. 8. - Theodore
Durrant's amdavits and motion for q
new trial proceeded to Q close to-day.
1t u considered certain that the mo-
tion will be denied, and that sentence
win then be pronounced upon Dur
rant.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-13

Linneus, Mo-. Dec. 7.-Dr. J. e. Fox.
the Marcelline body snatcher, has been
convicted In tho circuit court here Of
that crime and sentenced to three
years In the penitentiary.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-13

IN the arrairs OF the Mortgage Bank
and Investment company, and the
court has signified its intention of
dropping the contempt proceeding re-
atiye to circulars sent out by Aiears
derosutory to the court.
The commission to appraise the
lands Of the abandoned Fort Lincoln
reservation have about completed
their work, all the lands being ap.
praised except. Sibley island. There
are good coal lands and an abundant
supply of water ON the reservation. Il
will be thrown open for settlement a.
soon as the commissions report IL 40
cepted.
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Friday, Dec. O.


Wolves are unusually trouble some
IN Sargent county this winter.
The governors proclamation puts
the new codes In force Jana2. 1906.
The many friends Of Miss Lulu
shortridge will regret to learn she 10
quite Ill at LarimOre.
Oscar Knudson and Edward Martin
were acquitted at Grand Forks Of
violating the prohlbitory law.
Gambler Paulson has been held in
loo ut essenden for shooting George
Parker.
Marshal Cronan has gone to Golden.
Col, with Axel johnson, who has been
sentenced from Fargo to the Indus
trial school there.
j. G. Birch, the MinOt harness max.
er who some time agO was suspici0ned
In connection with a murder mystery
at Forman has left for parts unknown.
Adjt. Gen. Miller proposes to fit
up an office In jamestown when tho
new codes go into effect and nm appro-
priation is available.
The Red river cart and stuffed or
sent by the ladies' of Hamilton to the
worlds fair, fs now occupying q prom
inent position In the Field museum in
Chicago.
Secretary Carlisle wants $4,000 for
the Turtle Mountain Indians, &45,35O
for the Indian school at Fort Totten
and 10000 for q snag boat on the
upper Missouri.
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s. 0lE AleX1eo6Ss13 134eE00gI0 II writing.
f0r: Padsrevski q new Scotch fantasy::
Gls Walter Bssant predicts hat the
cof1tnx novea will bg written In dia.,
logue form. j, S.
Pore Leo wrote his viii in Latin
may yeAre ag0. The disposit1on OF
NJ vast estate y Q profound secret,
Mn. Jeuness Miller, the dress ne
tesnler. nas arIaneed- to build q mag.
\ ni1csnt home h Columbia hei1htn 4.
! !. f9shlonab BE suburb Of WAsAinxtop.
George Augusta Eala 10 probably ON
( HI Death bed. 'F1e ts;a1asrina nom 4
etomachic stumOf. ard his cAse d hope
John w. lfackay has rlysn 4 con.
Siderable sum Of money toward the
i 5etectlon 70 statuN OF Joan of Arc II
tAe city Of Nancy.
Nj. l3ladatone's latest literary work
~ q compilation OF all the letters re-
eelved ~ him which he thinks worthy
- e:pfeeeFvadon.
Alfred Belt, Cecil Rhodes, Barney
Rarnato and three other lucky invest
or In sKaMrs," are reported to have
! eseaned up $lD6, ,O00. 900 among them.
Il Following the example ret By the
late u. CarnOt, n Fanre causes an
the gAMe shot at the presidential
chases to be sent to the Paris hos
pinls 3ss.s - ss3; 7 q S.
Hadetswski,s invalid son q an, nm
4 su9ually bstlliant Doy, despite his hope
s1ess eon4 4itlon. He 10 much further I'd
svAnce9 tn liz gtpdies than the average
l schilds dsOf Twelve, having already mas
dsfoM lankuaGep.s IS
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The Swies referendum and the ad.
Visibility Of adopting Il In this coun-
try viii b the subject OF this years
debate between Yale and Princeton.
The twenty.eishth annual conven-
tion Of the Railway CONDUCTOR Life
Insurance association WIN be held In
Memphis. - :
Hnglishmen are employing hunters
10 capture and ship eli. deer and
moose from Wyoming to England to
stock game preserves.
h J.;Stefnngl Norton. secretary Of egri-
culture, has paid Q visit to st. Louis
and has said that its cattle market
stands higher abroad than any other
u tho country. and now Chicago is en-
viou1.
Three circuit Judges at Toledo de-
caared the famous mechanics lien law,
/ which created such q Juror In the last
IegislAture and about which charges
of fraud were made during the Ohio
etect1on, unconstitutional.
s 9. r. Daily, Of the Lake Erie q
Western railway, has been appointed
general passenger agent Of the Cleve-
1And, Akron Il Columbus railway, vice
q. n Rockwell resigned. Mr.. Days
omcs viii pemain In Indianapoiis.
a peotGst addreased TO the marquis
Of Salisbury having l00O signers, and
calling upon the Europaan powers to
compel tte sultan to govern Turkey 20
that the life and property OF foreign
en WIZ be safe. was mailed to London
| ct Dee Noines.
Aadeal was consummated at Akron,
Ohio, by which an Eastern syndicate,
shead0d by Gen. Sam Thomas Of New
York. pnrcheses the Akroa Street Rail.
| road company, contr0ling twenty-five
miles Of electric lines, and the Akron
Geueral Elsctric company. doing q
eeaeeal electrical business. The con-
tact price is $l.200O0O.
Mrs. Joseph Emery began suit at
Adrian, Mich, against the Lake Shore
railroad for $1,000. damages for In
lJuries received last September. A
thpg1e abs was driving was frightened
ttgan engine and plunged on q bridge.
iehe eaaims the c0mpanyss duty was To
ipeotect the bridge with o railing.
a leper In whom the disease was
VEL AdyAneeA was found In the street
LIN New York, He war taken to the
i0ec0 oe the heAifh board and exam.
tned ~ Dr. O. p. Benedict, OF the bI.
Feeu q coatagiOu0 diseases. DR.. Ben.
Esdict ordered the man seut to the re.
eepti0n hospital
Inyestigahon among tlse miners 0i
Central Psnnsyivania shows stafva-
ton stalking among than .at the Outset
Iof winter, and . certainty of terrible
lDu3eFin1 unless they receive work Of
/ h1ln. or thu IN mo mnan hundreda AZ
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.Rsssasnl, oessip.

4 Rrasilian students are agitating In
favor Of having the government rec0g-
lnl1s the Cuban rebels % belligerentS.
Blenhelm Parks lake 10 To, be cleared
OF weeds before the Duke and Ouch
ess OF Marlborough return to England.
/ Murphy has been given up az an
AnGllci1ed corruption Of his name By
an Irish clergyman. who has taken up
again the true form, O'Morchoe.
Pope Leo XIII. 10 said to have his
name In the Index Expurgatorius for
Q book on the Virgin, which he wrote
when he was Cardinal Pecci, but Of
which Plus TX. disapproved.
Blk Of the South African millionaires
are believed to own 1896 6,OO0, 90 Obe-
tween them. Alfred Belt is the rich.
est, With 90, 100000; Mr.. Barnato has
go, 0,O0O,0 900 and Cecil Rhodes 81, ,OOO,.
A Memorial tablet to Mary, Queen Of
Scots, has Just been placed In Peter
borough, near the spot where abe was
buried after her execution It was
pubscfibed for By English women
bearing the name Of Mary.
y Guys hospital, In London. the In.
SVsAtV ~ " A4lCAAs hsSEAVSU 0lWOuI CHUTE.
Y from land. amounted to 600 900 q
few years ago., now can dispose Of
only half that sum, and must reduce
the number Of its beds BY near4y a
third unless helped by contributions.
Count Lippe, : canon of the Vienna
cathedral has gone to Rome, bearing
2 beautiful brocaded robe presented to
the Virgin Of LoEeto BY the Archduch.
ess MARIA Therea and purse OF
lOO.00O golden dncats, the gift Of the
Austrian nobility to the pope.
IN 1873 the amount per bead con-
sumed for drink IN England, Scotland
ana Ireland was, respectively, f8 IT'S
e. tskHI1fehrd rdl rdl rdl rdl rdlrdlh
Id, IS 10 and E 2 q Cd. which. proves
that Ireland b twice as sober a. Eng.
land and one and q half sas sober q
Scotland KS ~ s-s''', i-'-'e =
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IN NORTH DAKOTA.
saturday. Aev. %.

a. ~ aIr (
Tho Don Stewart embexxlement cas<
10 on ut Grand Forks.
A Rugby party is In limbo for dis
posing Of mortgaged property.
Mrs. Ruring lost her gold watch a
the Buffalo school and 1t looks az II
some Of the pupils has the ticker.
A plow, for the destruction of cactus,
is soon to he on the market, according
to a report from La Moure.
Coroner Harrison will be absent
from Trail county for some weeks
and the justices will hold inquests.
A Sargent county farmer ships but
ter to New York, and nets handsome
profit.
Up In Rolettc county "the boys" are
very coutious about raising Cain-he
being sheriff Of that county. =.
Bankers Searles Of Hillsboro have
taken down their private telephone
line to Grandin and now use the regu-
lar exchange.
William HI. Moorhead of Peinbjpa
has found petrifled man In the hills
near there, and the historical society
Will hold IN extra session.
Ellendale has beef fattening cs.
tabltshmcnt, from which 1t ia only a
step to meat packing establishment.
The larger cities better look out for
their laurels.
A stranger, his slxteen-year.old wife
and little baby were Ill at Norwood
and their funds had run out. Citizens
OF the place contributed $33 and pro-
cured the necessary medical attend
ance. evtdencing their practical Chris.
tlanity.
1gnast Pcnnigoski, who fatally
stabbed Anton Fon. In Sargent county,
ms been apprehended by the sheriff.
He was In hiding In vacant building
q short distance from the scene Of
the crime, and was captured after o
hard chase.
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ANY is profiting by her good r
ons with the powers to play the i
! the "honest broker"
Crisis IL Coming.
Constantinople. Dec. Sit IL rep
! here to-day that after the meet
the ambassadors Sir Philip Cul
le British ambassador, notified
criai. n comins

Constantinople. Dec. 5.-It il report.
cd here to-day that after the meeting
Of the ambassadors Sir Philip Currie.
the British ambassador, notified the
Turkish government that IL the
firmans asked for were not granted by
Saturday next a British gunboat would
7 be sent through the Straits of the Oar
danelles, without the sultan's permis-
sion to act as an extra guardship in
the Bosporus, for the protection of the
British embassy. Efforts to obtain
confirmation or denial Of the report
have proved futile.
The most complete absence Of news
from the provinces renders 1t difficult
to form an estimate OF the situation
as to the condition Of Asiatic Turkey,
the extent to which reform is being
pushed. and the degree to which riot
ing has been suppressed. OF course
all excuse for Intervention would be
done away with, to all intcnts and
purposes, II, u the almost complete
silence would indicate, order has been
practically restored.
The work Of strengthening the forti-
Acations Of the Dardenelles continues
day and night. The soldiers are busi-
ly at work throwing up fresh defenses
and the most busy scenes are wit
messed from the entrance of the Oar
danelles to the other side Of Gallipoli.
In addition the BOsporls entrance Of
the Sea Of Marmora Is being placed In
condition for defense. Many torpedoes
have been sunk. s5.s,..
Islam or the SWORD.
Boston Dec 5.-The following On lila
gram was received to-day by Rev.
Judson Smith, ID. D., secretary of the
foreign department OF. the American
board:
Letters received show most fientlish
work In the vicinity of Eivas and Har-
poot. Survivors were offered Islam
or the sword. Great pressure was
brought to bear on them. Remittances
to the interior are now feasible. Re.
lief work has been begun in many
centers. Winter is at hand. Hurry
remittances."
The missionaries at present at 81.
vas, Western Turkey, are Rev. and
Mrs. Henry T. Perry, Boston, and Miss
Mary q. Brewer. GrinnelI, Iowa. Rev.
A. W. Hubbard and his wife. who
were on their way to Eivns, were de-
tatned at Constantinople. In company
with Rev. and Mrs. Ralph B. Larkin,
recently appointed to the work at
Mardin, Eastern Turkey. sivas has
a population Of about l28, 400, includ.
ing Turks, Armenians, Greeks and
Kurds. The mission station of the
American board was established IN
Sivas In 1855.
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TA.rsaay, Des. 5.


Lisbon feels sure of a creamery next
year.
Mcintosh cOunty's books and records
occupy a new county building now.
A hunting party bagged four bears
out In the bud lands.
r. T.. Thorold of Stutsman has re.
signed as coroner, and Ia succeeded by
DIR. Baldwin.
Portland youngsters arc raising
money to purchase an organ for their
school.
A number of Traill aud Steele county
residents are out OIL the Missouri slope
looking up h0mesteads.
August Reinke. the engineer at tile
New Salem flour mill, was caught In
the fly wheel Of the engine. and killed.
James Cayanaugh was caught be-
tween the engine and n freight car on
the Hope train at Page and his collar
bone broken.
County Treasurer Dunlap and his
brother John have taken possession of
the Michigan City mills-both reported
pushing citizens.