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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-04-12
Crininal Deinss.

The coroner's Jury at st. Paul held
Lena Olson for the death Of her child.
A ,non.union workinRman 10 muir
dered BY . Pennsylvania mob.
Frank Sutler, an assaysr, shot and
fatally wounded his wife at San Fran
cisco, Cal, and killed himself.
L. 9. Millisan Of Lenox, Iowa, lost
hiss1eetnne- IN hoard Of trade specula-
tioxA6A committed suicide. -
A~Kalsas man H. arrested for the
murder Of his father, and Q romantic
life story ID recalled.
Mrs. william Valentine, 10 years of
age, shot hsrself dead at New Doug.
OtAcers and bloodhounds are in pur.
suit Of Je6 Powell, an Indian wanted
at Lebanon, Ind.
A man arrested In Baltimore for
larceny has been identified 40 the hus.
hand Of half Q dozen women.
Robert Betal, colored, who fred q
white mans barn at Blu6 City, Miss,
was lynched.
A man arrested In Baltimore for
larceny 10 identified % the husband
Of half dozen wen en-.
At Geneva. q small town north Of
Tefre Haute, Ind, Joe Davy shot
Jack Ialoney twice fatally.
The mayor and board OF trustses Of
Madison. ILL.,. have been found guilty
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-04-12
Minnesota,


Ct. Paul. April 4. = Elections were
held at various cities tnd towns and.
resulted generally in favor Of the Rs-
publicans where party lines were
drawn. Anoka elected the entire Re.
publican ticket. 40 did Faribault,
EsSSyor Weaver (Rtss. two aldermen.
both parties at Mnnksto, was re:
elected, and the other officers are Re-
publican. Crookston elected a mixed
ticket. John r. Mcxinnon, the citi-
zens' candidate, was elected mayor.
Capt. A. G. Rinehart was elected
mayor Of East Grand Forks. Winona
elected Republican mayor addison
B. Yoemans) the first one in thirty
years. The Peoples party ticket was
elected Mt Blooming Prairie. Willmar
elected license ticket. License car.
rled in Kasson, Rushford and Ada.
The Citizens ticket Won In Virginia.
George Parker (Ind.) was elected
mayor Of Hastings. &C. Fitzell was
reelected mayor of Lake City. Aid.
v. Gillroy was elected mayor at Al
bert Lea and license council. DR.. 4.
N. Mclean was reelected mayor Of
Fergus Falls. Tracy elected an anti
prohibition ticket. H. N. Miner lind.
was elected mayor at Sauk Center.
Missouri.
st. Louis, April 4.-Returns indicate
the election Of the six Republican
members Of the city council who are
voted for at large by majority Of
from 5000 to 10000. Tvo-thirds Of
the members Of the house IF delegates
will probably be Republican. The
vote was very light. Moses Craven
was elected In the Fifteenth ward.
He will be the first colorcd man to
sit In the municipal government. Out
side of st. Louis the Democrats have
about held their own. in the Missouri
municipal elections. Returns from
nineteen cities and towns give the
Democrats. 8; Republicans, 4, and the
non partisan or divided vote 6. Little
interest was taken in the election
throughout the state.
Nebraska.
Omaha, April 4.-Specials to the Bee
from all parts Of the state on munich
pal elections show that party lines
have not been drawn fl Nebraska In
many cases, but when they were the
Republicans gained except at Hast
inRs and Plattsmouth. where the Dem-
ocrats carried the day. The question
of granting saloon licenses was the
leading issue and was favored In
four-fifths of the towns. Frank Ora
ham, Republican, was elected mayor
Of Lincoln by a large majority. The
vote was heavy with no striking feat
ures. The Popullsts showed no
strength. :.
Republics. nleetea.
Galesburg. ILL.,, April 4. - In the
Tenth congressional district election
g. w. Prince, Gelesburg, Republican,
was elected by about 1000 plurality
over Bastian, Democrat.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-04-12
Roreign.

Artificial cotton has been success
fully made In Belgium.
Earthquake with loss Of life occurs
in Italy.
One Of the Islands rear Formosa ID
seized by the japanese.
The marquis Of Queensberry IL In
dicted in London for libeling Oscar
Wilde.
A special dispatch from Hong Kong
says that the plague has broken out
at Kowlcpn in q virulent FORM.
The Russian government will hold
an exposition at Odessa beginning
May s.
Severe earthquake shocks were felt
In llaly near the Adriatic coast. Sev-
eral persons were killed.
The president Of the German reich
stag has resigned because that body
rejected his proposal to congratulate
Bismarck on his birthday.
The authorities at Tien Tsin have
omcially notified the consuls. OF their
intention to block the Pei Ho river on
tue 1ppvoaoss~~- - s~ee nnan vvorahinA
Senior Dupuy de LONE has been ap-
pointed Spanish minister to the United
States in succession to Senor Mar
uaga.
All the property Of Oulda, in Italy.
the English author, has been sold to
nay her debts, and she IL described as
being almost penniless.
A dispatch from Massowah. Egypt,
says that Gen. Baratieri. the COM
mander of the Italian forces, occupied
Adigril on Mondy last.
The Dominion government orders
the restoration Of Catholic parochial
schools in Manitoba. The officials Of
that province refuse to obey the order,
and thal Eruption Of the confedera'
ton md result.
John L. Walker, ex-United States
consul at Tamative. Madagascar. has
been sentenced by the French to twen-
ty years imprisonment for having
been in correspondence with the
Hovas.
La Discussion, Of Havana, says that
ON last Tuesday at Santiago de Cuba
an English steamer, the Lorentia, was
fred on by the Spanish coast guard
for failure to heave to when ordered,
but no omclal report has yet beeR
made regarding the affair.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-04-12
DECIDED By. VOTES.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS Anp HELD
IN SEVERAL STATES. :.
oeerxe =. swift. Rsp.slisa., IL
Dlectea Mayer Of Chiea3s by q
Majority 8stinated At about Erou
Twenty to Forty ThousanA.

Chicago, April 4.-The Republicans
have obtained a complete victory,
electing George b. Swift. their candi.
date for mayor, by Il plurality cloye to
40.O0O. In addition to the mayor. the
Republicans lave, the returns indi.
cate. elected their candidates for az.
SCISSOR. collector, supervisor and town
clerk In all the towns, making q clean
sweep OF all the town offices. Of tho
aldermen, the Republicans have GER
tainiy elected sixteen out of the thir.
ty-four, and claim that they have fully
thirty aldermen, but this 10 very
doubtful, the Democrats claiming ut
least ten Of them. Frank Lawler, the
ex-congressmln wllc ran as an ipde-
pendent In the Nineteenth ward, IL
elected By Q good majority. The prop
osition to put the police and all other
city odicialst under otgh service rules
and extend the mayotlaty term o.four
years has undoubtedly been carried
by a majority very close to that OBJ.
tained by Swift. The returns on this
vote arc coming in very slowly, but
the vote as far rs It has been shown
is In about the same proportion az
that Of the party vote for mayor. At
the last mayoralty election when
Mayor Hopkins was elected to ill the
unexpired term of Mayor Harris IN
the Democratic plurality was 1,29O.
At the late state election In the same
wards the plurality Of Wulf, Repub-
ltcan candidate for state treasurer,
over Claggett, Democrat. was 44OU5.
Wiseossin.
Milwaukee, April 4. - Wisconsin
elected 6 Justice Of the supreme count
to succeed Justice Winslow, who was
the candidate of the bar and ON a
general call for reelection. His op.
ponent was Judge George B. Clement.
son, also candidate on q general call,
as no party pominations wore made.
While tho contest was therefore nom.
inally non.partisan. party lines were
to some extent drawn, az Winslow
was a Democrat and Clementson q
Republican. The vote throughout the
state was light and the returns indi.
cate the election Of Clementson.
Wilson carried Milwaukee county by
500. Wallber lRep) is reelected
Judge Of the municipal court over
Nye Qnd) by 5000 to 10000 plurality.
Republicans have elected mayors in
the following Wisconsin towns: Ash.
land, River Falls. Delavan, Columbus,
Marshfield. Mauston, Sparta, Wau.
paca. Black River Falls. Manitowoc,
Hudson, Whitewater, Lake Geneva,
Hartford, Centralla end Watertown.
Democrats in Plymouth, Durand,
Pralria du Chen, Alma, Madison,
Chiffon. Kenosha, Berlin, Ripon, Fox
Lake. shawano. Beaver Dam and
Mineral Point.
Green Bay and Fort Howard voted
to consolidate under the name Of
Green Bay by a vote Of 12 to 1, This
makes a new city, the fourth in size
In the state. Both cities celebrated.
A non-partisan municipal ticket waa
elected.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-04-12
Nebraska.

Galesburg. ILL.,, April 4. - In the
Tenth congressional district election
g. w. Prince, Gelesburg, Republican,
was elected by about 1000 plurality
over Bastian, Democrat.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-04-12
REMOVE THn MONUMENT.

Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co.
167 Dearborn Street. Chicago
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-03-22
It's a Grand Success.

The fact has been demonstrated by the
thousands Of testimonials the Mayors
Drug Compay, of Oakland, Md, has re-
ceived since it has sent its famous Mayors
Magnetic Catarrh Cure out to the sufferers
OF catarrh. No medicine has received
such an endorsement from the people in
so short q time as it did. Tue makers
sell the medicine on business principles,
and patient Is not required to buy the
medicine by the dozen to get a cure. The
Mayors Magnetic Catarrh Cure sells for
81 per bsttle, one bottle to last for a
three months treatment, 3 bottles is the
highest record ever required to complete
a cure. General catarrh one bottle IS
guaranteed. No cure no pay.
Tnis il an unequalled offer and If you
are a sufferer from catarrh get DO tie
from your druggist, if no benefit derry ed
1t costs you nothing. A prominent K. K.
conductor speaks:
CUMBERLAND, MD, April Goth, 1893.
To the Mayors Drug Co.,
Gentlemen:-YOurs to hand, 10 reply
will say that have the highest regard
for your Catsrrh Remedy, my trouble is
in chronic form and expect to use mora
than one bottle. used one bottle which
removed the trouble from the bead 10
good shape aud am on the second bot lie
for throat trouble, if | should succeed
IT'D the latter as did in the former
shl' write you again 10 the near future.
Hoping it Will do for the suffering hu.
mainly what it did for me, remain.
Yours truly,
G. J, SCHMUTZ.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-03-22
Horse Thief.

On Saturday, Of last week a wander
IuS blacksmith calling himself Glover,
who had been working for a ihort time in
this place, and at other points in the
county, stole a saddle from q horse be-
longing to Mr.. David Helsley, as il stood
at hitching post in Sdinburg. The old
sinner, who has been thoroughly whiskey
soaked for years, started off down the
pike with the saddle on bis back. Before
reaching Woodstock be stopped at Mrs.
Brumbacks, where sold the saddle for
$500 and came on to Woodstock. Here
he was overhanled by Dir. Helsley who
charged him with the theft and demanded
the return ofthe saddle. Glover, who is
an elderly man, said he was too tired to
walk back, but if Helsley would let him
d. be would go back with him and get
tue saddle. Helsley permitted MIN to
mount bat held on to the bride. After
golng a short distance the old scoundrel
struck the horse a severe blow with
switch causing him to break loose from
H,lsley, an then set out at top of spec d
in the direction of the North mountain.
Mr. HelsIey, who had borrowed
saddle in Edinburg to folio" after his
own, was now out two saddles and horse.
He returned to Woodstock and swore out
warrant, and officers started after
| Glover.
Glover rode at full speed for st. Luke
and then turned north down the back
road. Reaching Mr.. JDo. T. Hotels, or
Toms Brook, he traded the horse for a
shot gun worth few dollars. Here the
horse and the borrowed saddle were re
covered. bot Glover bad gone on until h'
reached Lebanon where he was arrested
by Mr. Peter E. HOshour, who had gone
after him He IS now In Jail here, anC
will probably get term 10 the penl'
te ntiary which be richly deserves.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-03-22
Military Returned Home

On Wednesday, OF last week, Col. J. e
Baker, of this place, the commanding
OGhcer of the Second Virginia Regiment
was called upon by Sheriff Gore for
troops to guard the negro Thorton Parker
the rape iend, during his trial at Win
chester, on Friday, and to preserve the
peace as the negroes of Winche3tec were
reported to be in an ugly and threatening
attitude.
Col. Baker at once ordered the military
mpsuies of this place, Toms Brook and
HarrisonburE 60 bs ready to take the
Thursday evening train for Winchester
The order was promptly obeyed, and the
Harrisonburg Guards, Capt. o B. Roller,
with 80 men, the Anderson Guards. Capt
J. W. Msgruder. of Woodstock, with As
men, and Brook Guards, Capt. Fleming,
with IS men, uuder the command Of Col.
J. c. Baker and Adiutant L. S. Walker
reached Winchester that evening and
we're a, once put on duty guarding the
Jail.
On Friday morning the prisoner, und, r
a strong guard of the military and with
a large force of troops around the court
house, was put upon his trial in the pres
ence of an immense crowd, for a most
brutal attempt to rape Mrs. Mary Melton,
young and highly respected lady, of
near Middletown. The evidence was d.
rect and positive and the jury found him
guilty. and he was sentenced to die upon
the gallous on April 18th, full account
of the trial being given in another
column,
As everything seemed to be quiet and
no danger to be appreheuded from moi
violence, the military companies from
Woodstock and Toms Brook were ordert d
home by special train on Friday night
the company from Harrisonbnrg not re-
turning until Saturday.
Tue prompt response of the military tC
the call of dnty, and their seldierlike con
duct was highly creditsble to the officers
and men, and is another instance of the
value of good national guard.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-03-22
An Important Sale.

One Of the most important sales, that
has ever been he'd In Shenandoah county,
will be conducted at the Fair Grounds Of
the Shenandoah County Agricultural
Society on April court day. Messrs.
Hoffman and CAM bell have for several
years been breeding thoroughbred Eng
lish Berkshire Hogs. Their stock was
imported and by trial has proved well
suited to this country. They are an ex-
cellent breed Of swine and our farmers
will have the opportunity of getting
thoroughbred stock, at home.
They will sell about thirty head, and
will give liberal terms to buyers. The
imported stock from which the young
hogs have been bred will be on exhibit
ton Parties wishing to secure the best
breeding stock should attend this sale.
See advertisement in another column.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-03-22
VIM. w indie Captured.

On Wednesday, of Last week, Mr.. Ma
uncup, an official of the Stsunton Luna
tic Asylum, and policeman Jacob Keller,
of this place, went to the lower end Of
the county to arrest VIM. Windle who
had been furloughed fro the asylum son .
time ago, and had refused to return, and
who has been perfect terror to che lower
end Of the county. Reaching the resi- E
dence'of Mr.. Moore, just across the line
in Frederick county, where Windle made
bis home, both officers attempted to sur
prise Windle who always went armed
with q Winchester rifle. and who would
shoot idown an officer feeling that his
lunacS would protect him. Unfortunate
ly the barking of dog put WIndle on
his guard, and when Masincup made a
rush for the door he was met by him with
his Winchester. In the meantime Keller
had entered by a back door and Windle
heard him be turned his rifle on him.
Roller grasped the barrel with bis left
Rand and with q cooked revolver In Win
dies face pushed him back over bed
telling him he would blow his brains out
# be made any resistance. Mssincup by
this time had gotten to Keller's assist
ancc, and the handouts were put en-
Windle who amused himself for the rest
Of the night cursing the Officers.
The next morning he was taken to
Strasburg, put on the cars and carried II
Stanton where he ID safe in the Asylum
unless be has again been allowed to es-
cape. Mr.. Mssincup and officer Keller
deserve great credit for their pluck and
determination in capturing this man at
the risk Of their lives as Windle, who il
a bad and vicious man, would not hest
tate to kill an officer, being shrewd
enough to think that his reputation as
lunatIc would save him from the conse
quOnce OF his act.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-03-22

Van Pelt and Walton have take n
advantage of the reduced prices in
clothing and will in a few days, have
their immense stock of Spring Clothing
on hand, Don't buy until you see their
stock and you will chen have no occus-
on to cry Oser bad bargain.
Messrs. Meyer and Simon Willenzig,
who conducted the New York Bazaar in
this place have removed to Shenandoah
Page county. They were here about IS
months and made many friends during
Cheir stay. The peoplel of Shenandoah
Will find them pleasant and accommodate
ing gentlemen and good merchants.
l have best varieties of shade, and
ornamental trees, large stock of Norway
Spruce from 5 to 6 feet 10 height, and
finest varieties of Roses, Geraniums,
Chrysanthemums, &c. For catalogue
address MRS. P. S. WRIGHT,
Niddletown, Va.
A little eight year old son of Mr..
James Stultz while playing at Bowman's
School HSuse, a short distance from this
place, on Thursday, of last week, fell and
broke his leg short distance above the
ankle. DR.. j. n. Barney set the limb,
aud We learn that the little fellow is
doing well.
The 10th anniversary OF the "Try Com
pany." of the Presbyterian church. and
Sunday school, will be observed by s1It-
able services on Friday night, March
10Th. The add ress will be delivered by
Rev. Dr.. Stephenson. the pastor. This
company which is composed of young
ladies, girls and boys, for the purpose
of raising funds for mission purposes, has
been very successful, and deserve much
praise for the untiring zeal they have al
ways displayed in this work.
St. PauPs Reformed church of Wood
stock, which has been closed for several
months for repairs, i'll be re-Opened, by !
special services, on the 9th Sunday in I
March. A number Of ministers have been |
invited, aud are expected to be present,to
take part in the services. Rev. c. r. |
Dieffenbacker. d. d ofGrennsburg, Pa,
whose father, Rev. j. F. Dieffenbacker,
was pastor of the church from 1882 to
1888, will preach the re.openiDg sermon.
Rev. A. X. Kline former pastor is also
expected to be present, and assist in the
services.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-03-22
MATTHIAS NEWS

Thinking few items of news from this
sectlon.may interest some of your readers
l send you the following:
Justice Geo. W. Haas held court here
Friday and Saturday last. Among the
cases tried was one against Joseph Halter
man for stealing a hive of bees from
Aaron Meyers. The jury found the de-
PENDANT guilty, but, behold when they
were read to render the verdict tie
prisoner Is gone, and has not been
heard of since.
We have been having some very high
winds and hard freezing weather during
the past few days. The maple sugar
boilers are in hopes that when a thaw
does come they Will get plenty of sugar
water.
Mr.. Benjamin Stultz is erecting a very
nice dwelling for Mr.. Pearson Wbetzel.
Mr.. c. J. Delawder has rented A. W.
Shearman's sugar camp, and says, if the
season continues good, he will make
1000 lbs. of sugar.
Mrs. Abe Sager and Misses Eliza and
Amanda Sisler, paid Lost City visit last
Friday.
Mr.. Aaron Wilkin, who has been on the
sick list all wihter, is very much better
at this time.
Prof JOSEPH W. Hslterman, who is
teaching No. % school at Basore's Cross
Roads. has gone home or visit.
There was a debate at the school house
Tuesday night While Prof. Jos. Stuliz
was speaking the light went ont, but
Prof. Halterman was equal to the emer-
gency, and built pine light on the stove,
and gained the question.
There was to have been a taffy pulling
at Mrs. Abe Sager's last Saturday night,
but we have not learned the particulars
Mr. j. Z. Beard, OF Broadway. Va, b. 9
purchased the store formerly known as
Cootes d Cootes. at this place. Mr..
Emswiller and Noah Crist are the clerks
Mr. Edward Delaw Ter aud son have
rented the Abe ssger sugar camp.
There IS talk of a church being erected
at near Basore's Cross Roads in the neal
future.
Success to the HERALD. MASTER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-03-22
LEBANON NEWS.

The good weather today, after that OF
last week, is greatly enjoyed by our
people.
Miss Susan Boyer is visiting Mrs. B. F.
Fry, Of this place.
There is considerable sickness amcng
the children of this neighborhoOd, but
there are no serious cases.
Dominoes have been banished from our
store and the consequence is that some
of our familiar faces are rarely seen.
horse thisf was captured near Wheat.
field by Mr.. P. Hoshour, last Monday
evening and promptly transferred to the
Woodstock all. He had stolen a horse
from Mr.. David Helsley last Saturday.
Mr.. Jacob Keller, of Mulberry Run,
has been quite sick, but at this time is
reported better.
In the opinion OF many of our people,
Mr. Cornelius Hickman would make a
good SCISSOR and Will be warmly sup
ported, if he should receive the Domlna-
ton.
DR.. Rusmiselle has been kept very
busy for the last few weeks.
Mr.. W. d. Rusmiselle will shortly
move to ROmney. w. Va.
Mr.. VIM. Kremer has taken the horse
out of the big stable, and our bachelor
friend looks all forlorn.
William Windle was captured last
week and taken to the Lunatic Asylum
a. Stanton. Many of our people breathe
more freely when Willie is away.
Mr.. Charles Lindamood who has been
at Winchester is now at home on short
visit. JASPER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-03-22
ST LUKE NEWS
Changes continue from today.

Changes continue from today.
Mr, Jas. W. Smoot, = highly respected
citizen, of near here, departed this lite
on the 18th inst, aged s. years, 6 month.
and "a days. He will be greatly missed
especially by the poor to whom his hard
was ever open and to whom he was al
ways kindly advisor. He was one Of
the largest and most successful farmers
in this county.
Mr.. Samuel Sponaugle left here last
week for Ohio. re were sorry to Zee
him go, as he is a worthy young man,
and will make his mark wherever be
goes. We are informed that Bernie
Sagsr and Joseph Stultz went with him.
We had the pleasure last Sunday, of
meeting DR.. H. j. Smoot. Of Luray, Va,
who WAS called here by a telegram an
nSuncing the death of his brother.
He looks well and appears to be as
vigorous as he did twenty years ago,
excepting that his head has silvered Ger.
We consider him one OF the best and
pure't men in the Valley of Va.
The writer has known him for forty
years or more, and we have had thous
snds Of dollars of transactions tsgeth
without a word of disagreement, and
once, while was he practicing medicine,
he raised me almost from the dead.
The SsumsYille base ball club will play
game with the Stonewall club of St
Luke, at this place on next Saturday, at
4 o'clock. Everybody invited.
Now that winter is over lets all 90 Il
work and make up for lost time. Didnt
February March! JVe don't know, bur
April May. Lucky Hit.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-03-22
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There is
only one way to cure deafness, and that
is by constitutional remedies. Deafness
is caused by an inflamed condition of the
mucous lining OF the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube s lnhLmed you have a
rumbllng sound or imperfect hearing,
and when it is entirely closed. Deafness is
the result, and unless the Inflammation,
can be taken out and this tube restored
to its normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by catarrh, which is nothing
Dut an inhamed condition of the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (caused By catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send tor circulars. free.
F. j CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
~ Sold by Druggists, 75c.