The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-07-27
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Bradstreet's journal furnishes the follow
ing: There were 1852 failures in the Uni
ted States, reported to, Bradstreet's during
the week ending the Goth; twenty-five more
than the preceding week; thirty one more
than the corresponding week of 1882; eigh-
ty more than the same week of 1881. The
commission dry goods, New York and Bos-
ton, the Manchester Iron and Steel com.
pany of New York and Pittsburgh; J. W.,
Morrill, & Co., wholesale saddlery, Louis
vile, y KY; w. g.. Wing, saw mill at
Wingelton, Mich. In the principal trades
the failures were as follows: General ira
ders, Grocers 20; Liquors IL: Clothing 8;
Manufacturers Z. Dry goods 6; Hardware 6:
Hotels and restaurants 6: Jewelry 6.
The governor:ef Massachusetts has sent
to the council message relating to the
case Of Samuel a. Chace, the noted; Fall
River defanlter for whose pardon strong ef-
forts are being made, IN which he refuses
to grant the pardon asked for. He reviews
the crime of Chace involving the embezzle-
ment of $500, 900, and says that notwith-
standing its magnitude, a sentence of only
twelve years was imposed. The paper for 8
character, arguing from moral standpoint
he reason for his declination.
The Enoch Arden case at Fergus Falls
has been decided, Mrs. Beanblossom or Ar
mott, choosing to stay with the man with
whom she had been living, and the legiti-
mate but long lost husband has left that
vicinity. ,Beanblossom called upon law
yer before his departure and wanted deed
drawn up conveying all his right, title and
interest in the woman, but being told that
could only be done by consenting to q d.
vorce and awaiting the decision of the
courts, no legal papers were executed.
Portland Olegonian:, Some fields OF wheat
in the Willamette valley have been
harvested, and in few.places threshers will.
start this week. These are fields of wintsE
Wheat which were not injured by the free.
ling weather. From all such the yield will
be good. But there are no indications of
more hopeful sort than hitherto reported
for fields in which the seed was, put in late
and without sufficient filth for dry wealth.
Capt. James Dalton, who spared with
Paddy Ryan at the recent exhibition in st.
Paul, has issued challenge Offering to fight
Prot. Donaldson of Minneapolis either fol
81 600 q side, according ITO the London
prize ring rules or for q hntd glove contest
1or from $500 to $1,000, axSGrding to the
Marquis Of Queensbury rules. ,.> (.
CAL De Graft of Janesville offers a spe.
cial purse of slOO in. cash, and suit of
clothes for any of the get of his celebrated
trotting stallion Alexander shoWing,a mile
in 2:30 overthe Rochester. track ,atsihe tfair
OF the Southern Minnesota Fair association.
Sept. 10 to Is. ~ IS; t,.I5is'lt q IS
The winners of the second day'sefaceas OF
the July meeting at Beacon Park, Htttof,,
were Ella Doe, in the 1:2s class; best THE,
2:233; and Florence Jefferson, in the 23S
class; best time. 2:2s3.. - 3asa a.4l n
Information has been received at the
Vatican from New York that the Catholic
clergy of the United States will. follow the
instructions Of the pope in regard to Parn-
ell and his followers.
The wheat acreage ofAfinnesota is, q $780,
532 an increase of lac, 3O4 acres over. that
of 1882, if last years report wasn't incorrect.
New York has secret society called the
Order of Cranks. It's members are politi-
clans and ward loupgers. ,e-r,f,. !.
With corporaps quad of operators, the
Western Union everywhere reports . heavy
business promptly done.
q, The New York free baths were patronized.
by 197, al men and boys and lilo, 476 women
send girls last week. .s hi.
On Duluth opera house will be opened
eB'' "a Abbott opera company Sept.
rts 1888 failures in the
the past month.