The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-11-02

Tho 11th day of November will I've the first
anniversary OF the hanging of tho Chicago
anarchists: Work is now quietly going on
among their friends for the observance Of the
day and elaborate ceremonies at Waldhcim
cemetery, where Spies, Parsons, Fischer and
Ling lie buried. The anniversary will fall on
Sunday this year. and it is expected that u
host of tailoring men who would not other
wise be able to attend will visit tho graves
and listen to the speeches. 1t is expected
that speakers from New York will hc present
aud will address the crowd. 1t is intended
to have n chorus Of Sunday school children
from the sorulists socicties, who will form a
portion Of the procession.
York on til" steamship Spain of the National
line. .was II party Of destitute men and women,
who had becn sent over by the Duke OF
buckingham from England Work was
slack on the other side and the Duke was np-
l,ealcd to with the above result. Some were
sick and none had money, so the whole par-
~ will be returned to his grace. with COLES
tor Mngones compliments. The anchor line
steamer Brittania, which was detained ut
quarantine because of u case of smallpox on
board had among it's GA passengers n China.
man. The customs officer pounccd upon
him Mt once and confined him on the ship.
This is the first time in years that China
man has attcmpcd to land Mt this port he
will be returned.
A most important action by the present
general executive board of the knights of
Labor WINS taken ut Richmond. Va, when
Thomas Il. Barry, n former member of tho
board, was formally expelled from tho order.
Mr.. Barry was accused Of serious abuses and
vituperations md was suspended from duty
last August. A month afterwards he for
wnrded his resignation, but this was not
acted upon until now. when the board re-
fused to accept it and expelled him.
The case of D. ]. Fraser and Archie Berger.
one. logging contractors, who were arrest cd
Mt the instignation Of D. l.. Miles Of Chippc-
wa Falls, Wis, OH the charge of making
fraudulent entries In scale hooks, came up ut
Hayward, but was postponed till the next
disappearance of tho principal witness,
James Cnttunche, the scnlcr, who was also
under arrest. Cattanche left everything lc-
hind. even Il considerable sum due him for
wages, The supposition is that he was ill
duc"d to return to Canada, his native land.
Fraser and cnttnucle liad another charge of
the same kind pending against them, having
been previously arrested by Laird, Norton &
Co. of Winona.
The case of the Thompson Indies charged
with riot closed. Fierce struggle marked
the issue on both sides, aud every foot VI
ground was debated. The justice held that
an offsnse had been committed and held the
defcndnnts, with one cxception-Mrs Austin.
The 5000 bonds were quickly furnished. Jar
Wis the proprietor Of one OF the places g,ittc'l.
has taken like legal procedure, and the re-
suit will be n repitit ion of the trial just end
ed.
Lawrence Bourse was killed and Bob
Smith fatally injured by the explosion Of IL
wagon load Of fireworks at Fort Vague. Ind.
The men were standing on the wagon, firing
off Roman candles, when the fireworks, oi
which there were $500 pounds took fire and
exploded Tho wagon was smashed into
kindling wood. Bourse was burned almost
to crisp, while Sminl, received what nrc
thought to he fatal injuries
George Rowe, eighteen years old. thcson Of
james Rowe, OF Mnbunct. ILL.,. shot his father
the hall pnssine through his neck. The faith.
er will die. Rowe charged George with steal.
ing cigars from the showcase. aud u quarrel
resulted. The fnthcr threw scale weight at
revolver and fired.