The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-16
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Ex-Gov. Campbell OF Chic is financial.
ly ruined.
John r. Prime, of Des Moines, is the
new adjutant general of tho Iowa Ma
tional Guard.
Teh Lewiston National Bank ut Lew
iston, ILL.,, has been organized with a
capital Of $4,000.
Brought to terms by a boycott, the
merchants Of Belvilere. ILL.,, will pro-
vide hitching posts for the farmers.
Ohio Republican legislators. in caucus
decided upon bill for biennial sessions
Of the General Assembly.
Game Warden Blow of Illinois seeks
to exterminate the English spalrows by
feeding poisoned grain.
All the Danbury, Conn.,, hat factories
are to reopen. Six of the number will
employ union men.
Angry unemployed at indianapolis are
demanding that the city remove the re-
strictions upon the charity funds.
Authorities at Rome sustain Bishop
Wigger in his position in reference to
the school question at Hoboken.
Jarvis Fargo, farmer of Fulton, Ill,
has been arrested for selling mortgaged
property to the extent Of $500.
A stack of $3.50 in gold which Mrs.
John teust, Huntington, Ind, widow
has had bid for years was stolen.
Chief Ramsey of the Railroad Telc.
graphers, is to be tried at Marion, H.,
for alleged wire cutting.
AS the result of a debate in the Colo.
rado legislature Col, Fisk challenged
Senator Boyd to duel.
Evans, Cunningham & Jones, (planing
mills,) Of Pittshurg, Pa. assigned to w.
L. Munro. Liabilities, 100000.
Members of the old Manhattan Club,
New York, are endeavoring to form a
new athletic club Of 1,500.
Michigan lumbermen hail the cold
weather, US 1t facilitates the moving of
logs from the various camps.
The Pomeroy, Iowa, cyclone relief
committee is accused of using $4,4OO
of the contributions to pay itself a sal
ary.
George Iantis, a Columbus, Ohio,
crank, called upon Gov Mckinley with
a demand for $4,000 He was ar
rested.
Ira Ellis, postmaster at Dublin, Ind,
has disappeared. No cause Is known.
The officials at Washington. D. c., have
been notified
]. w. Whiteford of Aurora, H., is
dying at St Joseph, Mo-, the result Of
osphyxiation. 1t 10 thought he attempt
sed suicide.
Great interest is being manifested In
O series OF revivals now In progress at
Canton, Ill. One hundred converts are
reported.
Emerson Steele of Findlay, Ohio,
drilled in q well on the Lambright farm
near there, which is good for 1000 or
more barrels Of oil a day. .
Homeopathic doctors have been ex.
PEELED by the medical society Of Otta-
wa, nl., whereat the public smile ana
scoff.
II. B. Tillinghast. u Toledo travel.
Ing man, was stricken with paralysis
on the street at Lima, Ohio. HIS case
is pronounced hopeless.
w. A. Collier, president Of the Mem
phis Appeal.Avalanche Company
charges gross fraud in the assignment
Of the concern.
Four infuriated women horsewhpped
Albert Livingston and drove him out of
Benton Harbor, Mich, for an alleged
attempted assault
At aspeciaf election at Rushvllle, ILL.,,
1t was decided to bond the city for $2O,-
ono for the construction Of q system Of
water works.
Stewart Lynch sued the Wheeling &
Lake Erie Railway for $4,000 for per-
sonal injuries while employed as a
brakeman
A bill has been introduced In the
Iowa legislture prohibitating the pullj-
cation by newspapers Of accounts of
prize fights
Adolph Schmidt, president of 4 min.
irg company at Louisville, Ky, was
sent to Jail for contempt Of a court
order.
Mrs. A. L. Buchanan. wife Of prom.
inent young dentist of Indian
apolis. commenced suit for divorce, nj.
leging desertion on the eighth annIver-
sary Of their marriage.