The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-03-31
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An earthquake shock was experienced
at Woodward, Iowa.
An early opening of lake navigation
is promised.
1t is said that opium smugglers Of Vic.
toria, 3. c., are raising a fund to secure
favorable legislation at Washington.
Another case of smallpox at Column
bus, Ohio, is Herman Donovan. He is
quarantined in a livery stable.
At Mount Pleasant, Iowa, workmen
found a meteoric stone which they had
e fall to the earth.
Cincinnati members of the knights
Of Labor are said to be preparing an
attack on Secretary Hayes.
Smallpox in a bad form has appear
ed at Braidwood, Ill. Many persons
ave been exposed to the disease.
Philip D. Armour denies that he in
tends to give $500, 600 to found a school
for manual training in San Francisco.
The water-works bonds of Pana, ILL.,,
We're sold to Deitz, Dennison & Pryor,
Of Cleveland, Ohio, for $39,151. q
A receiver was appointed for the
Madison, Iowa, Water and Light COM
pany at the request of the Central Trust
company of New York.
Attorney E. M. Kinman, of Jackson
vile, Illinois is missing and fears for
his safety are felt. He went duck hunt
ing a week ago.
The Joe B. Williams passed Louisville
with a fleet Of coal barges covering
eight acres and containing 1000, 900
bushels of coal.
A dividend of 80 1-3 per cent was
paid to depositors of the defunct
American Savings Bank at Omaha,
Neb.
w. G. Owens has begun his campaign
at Lexington, Ky, for the seat in con-
gress now held by w. G. P. Breckin-
ridge.
It is said the Norfolk & Western Rail-
road Company will oon secure control
Of the Ohio Southern and will extend it
to Chicago. ,
The state convention of Prohibition
lists meets in Indianapolis, Ind, and
will try to form a coalition with the
Populists.
Mr.. Greenhut is in New York to set
tie differences between the American
Distributing and the Distilling COM
panies.
The state veterinarian reports to the
Illinois board of live stock commission
ers the existence of two cases of CLAN
ders in horses in Pike county.
Steel works covering SOG acres Of
land and employing 5000 men will be
remover from Jamestown, Pa, to Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Heirs OF J. Lemen recovered $4,000
life insurance in a suit against the
Knights Of Phythias at Shreveport, La.
Suicide vas the defense.
The body of George Ash, who was
drowned last October at Dallas City,
Alton, Illinois, and identified by papers.
At a meeting of the Louisville South
ern bondholders of the Louisville it was
decided by IS to II to oppose the Drex-
ell, Morgan & Co., reorganization plan.
A list of members Of an A. P. A.
lodge at Cleveland has fallen into the
hands Of Catholics, who threaten to
institute a boycott.
Trouble in the German Presbyterian
church at Dubuque, Iowa, has led to
the seeding Of 100 members, who will
form an Independent church.
Senator Richard Coke Of Texas has
notified the Democratic state commit
tee that he will retire from public life
At the close of his present term.
Horace M. Hadley has been appoint.
| ed receiver for the Bedford Stone com
pany at Bedford, Ind. The total assets
r $95,00O. The liability are about
$4,000.
Cant David Coull. If tho toamar
Castflian Prince, reports seeing a water
spout OF great size of Hatteras coast.
Trouble over the expenditure Of city
funds at South Enid, Okla, has reached
q stage where bloodshed is feared.
Joseph Mastuskowitz, one Of the sur
| vivors Of the Evansville disaster, has
brought suit against J. G. Hayden 4
Co., the owners Of the eolliery. He
and two companions were imprisoned
in the mine nineteen days, and the
plaintiff claims that his health was
shattered by the exposure. He sues
for $4,000 DAMAGES, '.