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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-06-26

It is recommended by the comloittee that can
day evening, June 9th, to elect delegates to the
By order Of republican county central COM
mittee. JuDsoN LAMoU1E,
D. J.. LAxDAL, Chairman.
Secretary. haHi
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-06-26
sua.asn.ons.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County Of Pembina.

County Of Pembina.
Distrfc: Court Seventh Judicial District. j.
James Wetherup, plaintiff, 70. New England
Mortgage Security Company, Howard Il.
fendants. - I
The State of North Dakota to the above named
defendants: =
You, and each Of you, are hereby summoned to
fled with the clerk Of the district court for Penn.
bina county, and to serve 9 copy Of your ans.
Wer upon the subscriber within thirtydays after
the service Of this summons upon you, ex-
elusive Of the day Of. such service; and in case
Of your failure to appear or answer judgment
VIII be taken against you by default for the re.
lef:: f::demanded In the complaint.
Dated this 28th day Of March, A. D. 1895.
48-1 WI. KNFEsrIAw.
county, N. D.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-06-26

CANADIAN ELECTION.
The following are the figures by
provinces as given by the Winnipeg
Free Press of THURSDAY morning:
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-06-26
Total,

By order Of committee.
Dated this lsth day o. June, 1895
p. MCHUGH, JUDsoN LAM0URE,
lican committee; Jndson LsMoure, chairman OF
Pembina county republican committee; Il. Wea.
CANT, chairman Of Welsh county republican COM
mittee.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-06-26
On Hand and to Arrive q
Carload Of Farm Machinery.

Mitchell, O'Brien and webber
Wagons. j. I. Case buggies. road
wagons, road carts, phmtons, gang
plows, walking plows, Disc, Boss
and Scotch harrows, New Market
cultivators, Yellow Poplar wag.
on boxes, etc. These goods were
bought at
REDUCED PRICES.
and will be sold at moderate ad.
E. D. BOOKER, sR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-IIOn. Bourkc
Cochran was asked to-day II he would
support II third ticket II one wcro nomi-
mated. Notwithstanding the Views he
expressed In his Interview published to-
day. He snid:
"lt convention be held, at which all
Democrats Gun be represented, who, be-
llevlnE that the party has been be-
trayCd at Chicago, are determined that
It's principles shall not perish for lack
OF efficient organization, and IL free
interchange Of opinion be had among
its members, should be strongly III
clined TO ncept Its decision, whatever 1t
might he think II moro Important
that the Democratic opponents OF Mr..
Bryan should he united In one move
ment than that any particular form OF
composition should be adopted.
by the way" said Mr.. Cochran. "in
the comments on my interview publish
cd this morning, notice II singular mis-
apprehension on the part OF some news
papers. II Is assumed that the plan
suggested by me contemplated merely
the assembling OF Il convention which
would adopt genuinely Democratic
platform, nominate Mckinley electors,
and stop there When / said that Dem
ocrats meeting In such n convention rs l
suggested. while nominating Mckinley
electors, would provide for really
Democratic opposition TO the Mckinley
administration during the period OF its
existence | think It should be clear
that l meant substantial and effective
opposition.
such nn opposition could find an cx-
preston nowhere but In Congress. and
IL could therefore be maintained only by
bringing those Democrats who In face
OF treason and cowardice remain IN
yielding and unterrifed. into new or
gnnization which would nominate can
dates for state officers. for Congress
and for tho state legislature in every
state where the existing organization
had denounced the ancient creed OF the
party by endorsing the Populistic plat
form and candidate
Every Democrat who refuses TO sup
port the Chicago platform regards the
defeat OF the absurd propositions for
which Mr.. Bryan stands MS The para
mount issue OF the campaign, and since
the simplest and most effective method
OF accomplishing that result Is to NOM
inate Mckinley electors, believe In fol-
lowing that course. IN contest OF this
character. I believe the people would
prefer a direct TO an Indirect method OF
expressing their adherence OF COM
munism, populism and anarchy. With
Mr.. Bryan and his socialistlc pro-
Grnmmc disposed OF. opposition 10 Nc
kinlcy and Mckinlcylsm would become
the duty OF the Democratic party.
mo organization which had endorsed
Bryan could ever after he considered
Democratic. II wo are to have Demo-
cratic party In the future. those who
cherish It's principles must be organized
to tnke up the defense OF them In the
city, state and nation, tho moment the
so-called regular organization joins the
Popullstlc forces.
These are my Individual views and
have seen no reason 10 modify them;
nevertheless, | have no doubt that IL n
representative Democratic convention
be assembled, whatever course 1t may
decide TO adopt will prove to be the wis
est and best method OF dealing with the
crisis"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04
CARTER FILES A BILL
Against tho prodnc.rs' on Company.
Accused of iicing n Standard Tool.

Against Tho prodncrrs on Company.
Accused " Hring n Standard Tool.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 3,-Col. J. j.
Carter, OF Tltusvlllc, Pa, filed bill In
equity IN the county courts to-day
against the Producers OIL Co, limited.
In which he asserts that the compa-
ny was organized with n capital Of
100000, and that originally he owned
$4,000 OF this stock, but has since
bought S297, $40 of the stock which Ind
been transferred 10 tho National Trail
Rit Company, lie says he Is now the
bona-lldc holder of 1871 shares Of
stock. lie has demanded transfer OF
this stock to him on the books OF the
company, but this has been refused
him.
lie further states that his sharchold-
ing constituted 4 majority OF tho capI-
tai stock OF the company and he was
therefore entitled 60 elect the major
lty of the managers Of the company,
but In order to prevent him from doing
50 the defendants. he alleges. have re-
fused TO permit the transfer and made
certain deals with the Pure oil Compa-
ny, by which h. Is defrauded OF his
rights.
lie asks that the defendant be re-
strninGd from selling, assigning, dis
counting, transporting or disposng Of
the notes, obligations or considerations
paid or delivered TO the company by
the Pure OIL Company, until further
hearing in the suit was made; also
that the Pure OIL Company be cnjoIned
from dlspOslng or any OF the shares
of the Producers and Reilncrs OIL Com
pany, limited, until the final hearing.
and that receiver be appointed to
take charge and control OF the prop
erty OF the Producers Oil Company,
limited, until the final hearing OF this
suit, and the suit pending IN Warren
county, and asks that the sale OF the
stock OF the Producers and Reflners
company be set aside and re-assign-
mcnt made TO the Producers Oil Com
pnny, limited.
The defendants claim that Colonel
Carter represents the Standard OIL
Company, and that It Is his Intention to
transfer the controlling interest OF the
Producers Pipe Line Company. limited.
and the Producers and Rctlners OIL
Company. limited, TO that concern.
thereby embarrassing the independent
rcilners OF the United States Pipe Line
Company.
On the other hand Colonel Carter
AYERS that he alone Is the Intrustcd
person In the case pending.
The entire oil producing and refln-
Ing interests Of four states will watch
the outcome of the suit.
The preliminary decree asked for,
restraining any further transactions on
the part of the defendants was granted,
and Thursday next was set for q hear
ing In the ease.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04
BIDS OPENED
For Gun stecl-ENtensIre Programme for
the War and Navy D,portment.


WASHINGTON, II. c., Aug. 3.-ThIs
was a great day for the manufacturers
OF war materials and many great cor
pOrntionS and firms were represented
at the war and navy departments this
afternoon, when bids were opened for
supplying large quantity OF gun steel,
sun carriages, mortars, shot and she'll
OF various sizes and kinds. Probably
not since the late war has the ord
nance bureau OF the war department
been able 10 lay out so extensive a
programme for one years work as Is
now made possible by the liberal lppro-
nriatlonS made by the Congress for the
defense OF our sea coasts.
For supplying steel forgings for big
guns, the only bidders were the Beth
lchcm and the MIdvale stel companies,
OF Pennsylvania. The fnrtIiicatIons np-
preparation bill. provided that in no case
should the price paid exceed "a cents
per pound FOR these forglngS and the
bids were generaly Just within the lin
II. The Bethlehem company was the
lowest on the ten-inch and sixteen-inch
forstnGs at % G-lO cents and "a cents per
pound respectively, while the Midvale
company. the lowest for l2-Inch forg-
inEs Mt 81 G5-100 cents per pound ~
NIuVHHt company,
Philadelphia, and Thomas V, Lane, rep-
rcsentinE the Maxim Nordenfelt Gun
Company, were the competitors for sup
plying sIx-pounGer rapid fire guns. The
former asked Sl565 each for DrigSs-,
Schroeder guns plavln and 81, $50 for the
parapet mounts, shields, etc. Armor
piercing shell for the same was S7T5 per
100 common shells. $3.50 for canister,
$2I5 for so. The Mnxim- Nordenfelt
were $l,795 each and ammunition 500
Per 100 for armor plercers, $40 for COM
mon shell and. A3O for canister.
For supplying deck piercing shells. the
Carpenter Steel Company, Of Reading,
Pa, bid from &c cents TO 30 cents per
pound and the Sterling Steel Company,
OF Pittsburgh, 20 cents. The latter con-
Germ declared that the torpedo shell for
which proposals were Invited could not
come up to requirements md refused to
bid on them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04
STATE F0PULISTS Fli'jT
May Nominate n strsIght-Out Ticket.
Democratic Candidates Trying 10 Affect
u Fn.lon' but Some ropuli,t Leaders
AnI InAnrul,l. -

May Nominate n ktrsIght-Out Ticket.
Democratic Candidates Trying 10 Affect
"a Fnslon, but Some popuiist Leaders
Not Favorable.
Special Dispatch 10 tho Intellgcncer
PARKERSBURG. ". Va, Aug. o.
Local Pops" Rrc making preparations
for the reception and entertainment OF
tibet delegates to their state and con-
grSslonnl conventions, which ace called
Tor Wednesday In this city. and which
IL is claimed VIII bring together II lnrger
number Of delegates than was assem-
Died here during the Republican BtatG
convention.
The outlook for full state ticket ap-
pears favorable. Ralphsnydrr, the free
silver candidate for the Democratic gu
bcrnatorlni nomination, Colonel Wond-
tOrd' or Lewis county. Wcat Vlrglnla's
DICK bland. who Is n candidate for Con-
Eress In the First district on the Demo-
crutio ticket, clint Davis, OF Harrison
county, Jerome Haddox. who Is the
boss OF the mlddle-of- crowd
IN thla state, and numerous prominent
Democrats, who are candidates for state
offices. and want POpullstlc aid. are cx-
pcoted here tonight and Tomorrow.
What the conventions will do can now
only be surmlscI, though IIaddox, when
here last week. was severe In his de-
nunclation OF those who stole the Popu-
listic livery at Chicago, and asserted
In language that was rather forclhlc
that his party would maintain Its or
ganIzatiOn in West Virginia and under
no consideration would fuse with the
Democrats. There are but few citizens
OF this city who openly acknowledge
themselves to be members of the Popu-
list party and It Is almost impossible
to obtain anything definite as to the
plans OF he leaders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 3.-Re-
turns from the state elections are jus'
beginning 10 come in and It Is lmpossI-
bic now to give nny figures The re-
ports so far show Democratic gains and
bear out the claims OF the state commit
tee of Johnstons election by much
larger majority than Oates received two
years ago. The Populsts do not give
up, and claim that Goodwin viii carry
the state by 10000.
Bya careful estimate at 10 p. M, from
reports received so far. Johnston has
carried forty-eiGht counties and Good
wyn fourteen, with four In doubt. John
stan's apparent majority is about $4,000.
Tho silver question has not been the
main Issue In the Alabama campaign.
Both candidates were resting upon a
demand for free silver. but the real Is
sue has been the cause OF honest clec-
tlons.
Captain Johnston, the Democratic
nominee for governor. was candidate
before the convention Of 1894. He was
defeated, but supported the Democratic
ticket. This year Johnston captured
the party machine, secured the nomina-
t!on for governor and had the party
pledged TO the free coinage OF silver.
Many OF Johnston's supporters Inside Of
the party are opposed TO the free coin
age OF silver. but supported Johnston In
order to destroy the old machine.
Goodwin, the nominee Of the fusion
ticket, left the Democratic party in 1899
and was active in the campaign Of 1885,
against the Democratic ticket. The
Popullst convention nominated Good
wyn on platform declaring for honest
elections. free silver and tariff for
revenue only. The main issue has been
the demand for honest elections. and on
this issue the Republicans have sup
ported the Popullst ticket
Many administration Democrats
would not support Johnston, but othera
have supported the state ticket, declar-
ing that they desire to retain the state
government with the Democracy, but
will not support Bryan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04
CoLoRED MEMS FRIEND.
u. X. Rruco Talks on the Political Situa-
ton After Visit to Mckinley.

CANTON, Ohio. Aug. S.-Hon. b. X.
Bruce, OF Everston. Miss. ex-Un!ted
States senator. called on Governor Mo
Klnley to-day. Senator Bruce has been
register OF the treasury and recorder OF
deeds at Washington. He said:
The outlook for Governor Mckinley
and the Republican party Is highly en-
couraglng In the south. He will carry
West Virginia. Maryland, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee and fSntucky, besides
making gains In other southern states.
The Democratic politicians in the south
ern states have until recently been able
10 keep the south solid. Hereafter you
will find the progressive element Of the
south taking such action ms will advance
the material prosperity OF that section.
They want n protective tariff that will
build up that section: that will invite
the manufacturers md Will do for the
states what II has done for the great
north, cast and west.
They look upon Major Mckinley
as the apostle OF protection. They also
want sound money Instead OF deprecia-
ted silver dollars. They regard Major
Mckinley as the embodiment OF that
idea also. The colored voters Of the
country, both the, north and south are
enthusiastically supporting Major Me-
klnlcy. They know him to be their
friend. There has not been a single
public Issue touching the rights OF the
colored people for the last quarter OF n
century In which he has not shown his
interest In their behalf"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04
TIE NATIONAL GUARD,
In Camp nt ItuntIn Rton-Ths brigade on
the Ground Ready for Work.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllccncor.

! Special Dispatch to the 1ntclllccnccr.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Aug. g.
The two regiments OF the West Virginia
National Guard, have reached the city
and are now encampcd ut Camp Hol
ley. where they have excellent quarters,
The First regiment. in command OF
Col. r. E. Fast, OF MorSuntown, reached
the city over the Ohio River road, at $40
and disembarklng, marched directly TO
the camp, which was already occupied
by all the companies OF the Second rcci-
mon;, except Company Z, OF Parkers-
burg. Five companies OF the latter regI-
| mont came over the Chesapeake & Ohio,
reaching the city ut 4:2O. and led by the
Second regiment band. which met the
command at the depot the regiment
with flying c0lOrs marched to Camp
| Holley.
General Il. d. Spilman Is In command
| OF the brigade, while General J. A. Hul-
ley. ns brigade adjutunt general Is at his
| post
The local military officers have lost
| no time In completing programme
which will give 10 the boys In blue n
| splendid week. Some kind OF entertain
ment has been provided for nearly each
night during the entire week, Thursday
night Will occur the nnnunl military bali.
given In honor of the military officials,
by the Gypsy Club.
Col. Thomas T.. Hodges reached the
| city Saturday evening from the eastern
part OF the state, where he had been
conducting teachers Institutes for the
past month. He appeared carly on the
streets this morning. In full uniform
and was very busy all day. lending hIs
aid In getting svery detail ready for the
coming soldiers.
Mnjor j. C. Gluck, brigade quarter
master has been here FOR a week. has
well laid on aud equipped the camp for
occupancy OF the guard The major
II the oldest commissioned officer In the
brigade and has had practical expert
cnce as soldier, so that no officer Is
better qualified to arrange for the COM
fort of the camp thln he,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04
A MANIAC'S DEED,
Berrn orltrnsom, Tom ItroNn SiauEItcrs
Ills Family nj Providence, Ky,

LOUISVILLE, KY. Aug, "A special
to the Times from Providence Ky,
says: News reached here at daylight
this morning of horrible family but
cherry near Clay, eight miles west OF
this place.
Tom Brown, nn insane husband, 30
years old, and n farmer. terribly but
Cheretl his family consisting of n wife,
mother-ln-law and baby, las, night
about - o'clock. using an nXe.
His mother-in-lnw, Mrs Cash, was
beaten with the pole of the axe while
his wife was chopped with the blade,
The baby was beaten In tile face and
head. presumably with the clnrhed fist
OF the infurIntcd mailman and father.
After the terrible atroclty had bean
committed Brown went to the house nf
Mr. Muir, his u"nrest ncIghbor. ana
told him what he had done, ana nsled
Mr.. Muir to shoot him, TINT he desired
TO die also.
While the victims Of this mndman's
rhgn was not killed outright. no hope
is entertained for their recovery. Mes
HcnGcls were dispatched 10 this place
FOR additional surgical assistance. who
left for the scene OF the tragedy.
I;rawn Is Of a fcehrd minded family,
lie Is IN custody. u pltiful wrcck nr hui
mnn reason, and hGwalling his cundI-
tlon, but dlvosted Of suillcicnt reason
to realize the cnormlty OF his crime.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04
WOOD COUNTY REPUBLICANS
Nominate Strong County Tickci-A Bl
Conventions.

Nominate Strong County Tickci-A Big
Convention.
Special Dispatch 10 tho lntclliecnccr.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. Aug. a.
The Republicans OF Wood county held
the largest and most enthusiastic coun-
ty convention In the history OF the party
In the wlgwnm here to-day. Delegates
began coming In during the night and
In the early morning hours did little but
receive the glad hand from the num-
crous candidates. The two principal con-
tests were for the sheriiralty and pros
ccutlnE attorney There wus large
number OF candidates for each Office, all
of whom had made Il thorough canvass
of the county. The delegates immedi-
utely got down 10 work and after an
exciting. though harmonious session Of
several hours. the following strong tick
ct was nominated.
Sheriff. a. d. Ilupp; prosecuting at
tOrncy, J. i. Laird: clerk county court,
B. L. Stewart; clerk circuit court, o. NJ.
Clemens; county commissioner. Fred
Stahlcman: surveyor. II. J. a. FarrOw:
Assessors, Daniel Fink. G. 4. Puhl:
house OF delegates. s. II. Staplcton and
4. Il. Morrison
The resolutions were ringing endorse
mcns OF st. Louis platform and OF state
candidates and resolutions adopted at
state convention,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04

IT WAS A DAISY"
The Writ County Democratic Convsn-
tlon Ilrenis Up In n Row After Nomi-
mating Two Candidates.


ton Hreaks Up In Row After Nomi-
mating Two Candidates.
Special Dispatch TO tho s1nteilIgencc-.
PARKERSBuRG, W. Va. Aug. IA
special from Elizabeth. Writ county.
says: THE attempt of the Democrats OF
this county to hold county convention
here Saturday, developed into one OF the
most dlsgraceful affairs In the history
of the state" : ie convention was call
ed 10 order about 10 o'clock In the morn
Ing and soon resolved Itself into n howl
Ing mob. Only two nominees were Sc
lected and at o'clock In the afternoon
motion to adjourn until Saturday, Au-
gust 10. carried, at which time the mob
Will resume operations.
For sheriff the candidates were j. L.
McGce. a. II. Sheppard, James Burton.
J. y. RathbOnc and Frank d. Pomcroy.
After a contest OF several hours a. II.
Sheppard was declared the nominee. For
the house OF delegates T. ]. Owens was
chosen by acclamatIon.
There were 4 dozen or more fights
and 1t was a day OF free liquor, free
fights, free silver and free blood from
start Ia finish, The better class OF Dem
ocratS dcplore the actions of the gang OF
touShS who appeared to completely con-
troll the convention and the more respcc-
table clement will rcpud!ate any ticket
nominated by them! Next Saturdays
proceedings are expected to be but n
repetition of those OF last week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04
GORMAN'S POSITION.
lie Supports the Ticket but viii MT Il
Active.

lie supports the Ticket but viii MT he
Active.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.---Mr. Cor
man Joined Chairman Jones at the cnpl-
tol shortly after noon. where they to-
gcthcr In the committee room on appro-
prIntlons for three hours. At the close
OF the extended talk, Mr.. Jones said
there was nothing to be made public.
Mr. German was nsked ms To the cur
rent report that he would be On the ex-
ccutive committee md possibly Its chair
man. He authorized the statement that
h.. would not tnlSd any chRlrmanBhlp un-
der any circumstances.
1T Is the same now na In 1888 and
1892" he said, when gave every aid
In my power 10 Mr., Whitney and Mr..
HarrIty. hut would not take n chair
manshIp. In the present campaign |
viii aid Senator Jones' In every way pos
slDlr, but under no circumstances would
| assume the duties OF chairman OF the
executive committee"
When asked M to whether lie would
be member Of tho committee, Mr.. Cor
man replied that the chairman was
practically the committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-04
FINE TRAP SHOOTING.
All Records Eclipsed Mt the Chicago
Tournament.

tournament. aF.H#.rar
CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-All records at live
bird or any other kind OF trap shooting
have been eclipscd in this, the prelimi-
nary day OF the Dupont worlds cham
pioHshlp tournament, which will be In
progress here during the entire week.
And yet not one-half OF the contestants
have arrived. In the five bird warmer
up" there were 13i entries and the seven
bird 120 entries. There would have been
many more had not darkness interpoSed.
In order TO facilitate matters, the shoot
Ing Tomorrow. the first regular day. the
first squad viii be called at S a. m, in
stead OF 10 o'clock, as advertised.
The management has been forced to
this through necessity, for much larg-
er programme has been arranged for
and there will be many more competi-
tors. The shooting to-day WAS of n very
high order. In the first event there
were 40 ties for first money, and In the
second twcnty-nine. The wind blew
strong from the southeast and the heat
Mt times was intense. The birds were a
splendid lot. The attendance was very
large. II the weather is propitious 1t Is
estimated that on Wednesday there will
be 10000 people present. This Is the day
set apart for the team race and the en-
tcrtainment OF the ladies'. at