The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-06-24
Items.

The Briggs case has cost $4,000.
A Mussulman mosque is to be built in
New York city.
A system of electric roads Is projected
for the Indiana gas field. -
The Bank of Spokane, at Spokane,
Wash, has suspended.
The strike of coal miners in Kansas
may extend to other states. .l
The assets of the National Bank Of
Deposit are 81, 100000 and $938,OOO is
owing depositors.
Revival meetings are being held Mt
Leadville, Colo, in IIoeb's dance house
and gambling resort. (
A case of small pox was found on the
steamer Umbria which arrived ut New
York.
The Merchants National bank at Fort
| Worth, Tex, has been closed by an exam-
liner. b.. "a %Nt -
The %thirty-tlird annual convention OF
| the United States brewers association
met in Chicago recently.
A crank attempted to destroy the $780,
600 painting, THE Fall of Babylon" on
| exhibition at New York.
The establishment of a clearing house
l mas DoeU ukIecu Oh by TIE pIcSiutnlS Va
! the Chicago terminal lines. ~
Twenty-Five hundred employees Of the
| Standad Oil company struck at Whit
| ing, Ind, for a nine-hour work day.
The Sanger, Moody & Steel Stone com-
pany of Joliet, ILL.,, has assigned. The as
sets are said to be double the liabili-
ties.
Furniture manufactures of Cincinnati,
some seventy in number, have shut down.
owing to the demand of their workmen
for a nine-hour day. =..%
Bishop Joyce, of the NJ. f. church, was
the guest of a colored minister at Hols-
| ton, Tenn, and now a color line war Is
, being waged against him.
The American Bell Telephone company
) has beer granted a preliminary injunc-
! ton against the McKeesport Telephone
company for infringement of patent.
The decision of the Briggs case caused
! the Rev. DIR. James Ecob of Albany, N.
| Y, to withdraw from the Presbyterian
church.
The message of Gov. Brown pro-
| roguing the Rhode Island legislature has
boon ignored by the Democratic MEM
hers.
Unless the revised agreement of the
| Western Passenger association is adopted
by June 10 the Illinois Central will with
| draw.
The Catholic knights of America were
awarded S1.7O2.W in the suit against
The Fidelity aud Casualty company Of
New York, ex-TreasnreF Q'pricnes bonds
Den. %
Mai. Carl Brandt died at Mascoutah,
| ILL.,, and willed that his heart be sent to
his mother in Germany. The heart has
been returned with the request that 1t be
buried with the body.
The Austrian training ship Funds
berg is at New York and will remain
about twenty-seyen days, during which
time the students will be taken in de-
tachments to the worlds fair.
In her testimony in the Wilde vs..
Wilde divorce snit Mrs. Frank Leslie
Wilde said her young husband became
Intoxicated On their wedding night aud
remained drunk for q week.
Joseph Rathbone & Co, lumber deal
fels. Chicago. rnade a voluntary assign
ment. Assets are scheduled at $780,
900. Inability to reGliza on commercial
paper is given as the cause OF the ~
signmelt.
GRADUATED.
81. Paul, Special Yesterday afternoon
terminated the scholastic career Of the
sixteen members included in the gradu-
ating class. Of Hamline university. This
was the largest class ever graduated from
the university. The degree Of bachelor
Of arts was conferred on j. g. Handy,
". ". BarHuIn, 4. Maxwell, p. N.
Taekey, a. " Dimondd. The degree q
bachelor of philosophy was conferred ol
Nv u. Bonney, G. johnson, @. 3.