The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-17
e@nsral News.

Light showers in Northern Minnesota and
Dakota help the wheat and corn.
C. Templeton q leading miller Of Centre
Vile, Pa, has failed. Liabilities SEQ, 900.
Roman Nss', the renegade Sioux, pre-
diets an Indian rising aEainat the cattle
companies; - -
Judge Lawrence renle decision con-
frming the titie al stephen II. Elkins to the
Mora laRd tract In New Mexico.
Judge David Davis will go to White Sui.
Nhur Springs, Va, this month. The Judge
Is worth between $3,OOO,OOO and $4,000.
900.
Z L. and N. w. Osborne & Co., .sattoners
Of Burlington, Iowa, failed lar &47 900; as.
sets $50, 500. The &tsse National bank
holds preferences lar@2A 600,
Miss Matte Yenske Of Reeds Mills. Pa,
elQpe{a hast week with her lather's hostler.
She let herself out of.s third story window
with q bed cord to join her adorer.
First Lieut.. Luigi Lnnlia, Fifth artillery,
Il. detailed Us professor Of military science
and tactics at the University oi Wisconsin.
Madison, and will report for duty accord.
insly. IS y -. 4
The Virginia Democratic convention. a..
sembles on July go. and, from all ah4s,ar.
ances, Gen. Fitzhugh Lee il tks Most iromi-
ucue CduuiuaSS tot Aue ENtk9fltttOFlat nO1ul.
si.s' sit;sa: Rs-0s*a'''''""" c"'*'' is talked OF
The Spanish government has stopped in.
oculation In the army: and navy, and al.
lows DR.. Fefran to operate only in the
where to practice the method. DR.. Ferran
inoculates ak hundred patients daily.
Z Boston Record: Rsnol,scOt salmon have
ma i1SeSan 71,lopvEVs khso
hayssvs4 bsen ca,ig ghtw twitha Hy at Bangor.
The tins h coming when the visitor. to
Bangor can converse with HANNIBAL Ham
jim ID one quarter q Rh hour and land y 81.
tesR Fhaiid saltsiS sis sa ~ next quarter.
A leading firm Of attorneys have been in.
4tructed BY Henry Cummonie and William
Ballard, two farmers residing south Of
Wabash, Ind, to begin libel suits against
the Wabash Times, laying damages at $5,-
900 in. each case. The publication referred
TO charged Ballard and Cummonie with
stealing hams and aftervsrd copiessing
their guilt.
All II quiet in Chicago. The resumption
Of ltreet car traffic 10 complete. Cars are
running ON all this West Sills lines, manned
BY the late strikers. The company con.
cedes the causes leading to the discharge of
the sixteen men whose reinstatement was
demanded shall be left to committee Of
disinterested persona, and u their were no
proper reasons for their discharge they will
be reipstated. @
Anautopsy was performed on the body Of
the late eGomnotlOre Henry II. Gorrinse.
The sixth dOrsal vertebrR was found to he
attacked with soft cancer, that hAdextend:
ed to the veftebrR above and beloN, and
destroyed the spinal cord. IA the lungs,
liver. kidney, and other organs were found
deposits q CANCER, which the doctors think
had begun growth many month. be!ore W.
Gorrinss Was compelled to take hia bsA.
The retirement oi Col: Henry p. Cits
Tenth infantry. upon bin own request, after
forty years Yervice promotes Lieut.. Col.
Henry DOUGLASS, Fourteenth infantry, to b.
colonel ei the Tenth infantry; Maj !. p Ne
RuasX, Fourth infantry, I'd be leutepRRt
coloasl Si tha Fourteenth; Capt. jacob r.
Kent, Third infantry, 70 he Majos Of the
Fourth; First Lieut.. William Krause, Third
infantry. to he captain Of Company I, and
Second Lieut.. Frank p. Avery 70 b frst
lieutenant Of the Third infantry,