The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-05-19

ia, Ga, out of S45G.
James w. Wood, Michigan state
treasurer Of tho Ancient Order Of Unit
ed Workmen, who it is alleged abscond-
ed With $1,000 of the orders funds,
has been located in Mexico. One of his
bondsmen has gone there to see about
lodge.
From Foreign Shores.
An international bimetallic congress
opens in London.
Noisy anarchists are hustled out of
Hyde Park, London, where they had
been holding meeting.
President Teixoto's feet has capt
ured Paranagua, Brazil, the last of the
rebel forts there offering resistance.
With a silver pick Prcsid mt Diaz has
finishet! the opening from end to end
of tho sevcn-milc tunnel out of the VAL
ley of Mexico.
Another supposed Internal machine
was found near a public building in
London. The machine" was lying
close to the government powder maya
zine in Hyde park, and was taken in
cHlrSe Dy the ponce.
A terrific boiler explosion occurred
in the Waltz rendering factory at Ham
merbrook, Hamburg, killing five men
and fatally injuring seven. The build
ing was demolished and the dead aud
wounded were buried in the debris.
A sanguinary encounter between
workingmen and gendarmes is reported
from ZiedlitZ, Bohemia, the trouble
growing out of the May day celebra-
tons. One workman was killed and
a number injured on both sides. The
troops have been sent to assist the
gendarmes.
Rector Ahlwardt, the notorious anti
Semitic, who was released from prison
at Berlin March 6 last, where he had
been confined after being convicted of
libeling the Loewe firm Of Hebrew gun
makers, has been sentenced to three
months Imprisonment for insulting
Prussian officials during recent
speech which he made at Essen.
The case against Count Ellie de Tai
leyrand-Perrigord at Paris, who is ac-
cused of forgery, has become more Sc
rious. Five fresh bills, each for $4,000
francs, have been discovered bearing
the forged signature Of Max Lebaudy,
the young man-about-town. The Prin-
cess de SaGay, the counts mother, has
offered to indemnify Lebaudy if the
count abandons his suit in favor of
his brother, and consents to be CON
fined in an asylum.
In the Far West.
A butcher in a Washington town
recently purchased a hog which weigh
ed, when dressed, 755 pounds.
One can go out on Peterson's butte,
near Albany, Or, and kill half dozen
rattlesnakcs any time.
E. Chauvin picked naval orange
weighing eleven ounces from a two
year-old tree at his place, near Delano.
twenty-five thousand head Of sheep
are said to have been sold within the
past two weeks III Morrow county, Or,
to Eastern buyers, at about $1.50 per
head after shearing.
When Mrs Taylor Of Stockton, went
into her cellar when the water had
somewhat subsided, for she was in
the flooded district, she found two
human skulls tied up in bag.
Walla Walla has been shipping early
vegetables to Montana and intermedi-
ate points for the past three weeks
at an average of ton and a half a
day, and the tonnage is daily increasing.
The largest gold nugget found near
Redding, Cal, in years was licked up
in ravine seven miles northwest of
Redding by an old Forty miner recent
ly. 1t is five inches long, two and q
half in width, shaped something like
an egg and is valued at $515.
Miscellaneous Items.
Illinois attorney general proceeds
against the tobacco trust.
Louisville, KY, wants the next Ma
tional Encampment of the G. A. 4.
Fourteen cases Of smallpox are re-
ported at Winamac, Ill.
Employer Of six Kentucky coal mines
have struck. Oyer 1000 men are out.
Paul J. Sorg, a Democrat, was elected
to congress from the Third Ohio dis
trict.
War on pernicious juvenile literature
has been declared by the Ministerial
Union Of Moline, Ill.
G. w. Buckley Of Montgomery, Ala,
was elected commander Of the state
department of the G. A. II.
A demonstration of the unemployed
at Cleveland becomes a riot and many
persons are injured.
At meeting in Philadelphia a move
ment to unite all labor organizations is
inaugurated.
The Baptist Association of Central
Illinois has concluded q Sunday school
convention at Virginia, Ill.
William Warfeld was found dead
on the river bank and sitting upright
against log at Swaneetown, Ill.
The Sioux City Stock Yards company
has been organized at Sioux City, Iowa,
with capital stock of $500, 900.
The Richelieu, one of the leading
hotels Of Little Rock, Ark, has passed
into the hands Of an assignee. The
debts are $4,000:
The Victor mine at Cripple Creek,
Col, Is reported to have been sold to
New York and London capitalists for
$4,000. This is the largest sale thus
far in tha history Of the camp.
Lightship No. 6S, the first built on
the lakes for ocean service, was
launched at the Craig shipyard at TO.
ledo, Ohio, on the 30th. The new boat
Ia l25 feet long, % feet beam and
draws 20 feet Of water. She has both
steam and sail propelling power. The
new boat will be stationed on Nan
tuoket Shoals,