The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02
4 Msation.

T.. -.e~.'..l Msation.
Col. r. A. Eurr, q well known New
York journa list, 10 dead
A sudden change for the worse has
taken place In the condition OF Gen.
Gourko.
Jules Simon thinks the surest recipe
for attainin.; q hale old age is '1ntellec.
tual work
King Chr. stan TX. and Prince Wade.
mar Of Sweden are abed with influenza,
but 1t Is lot thought TINT the Illness
Of either IL serious.
Rev. Sam Small's newspaper. the Oh.
lahoman, which he has just started at
Oklahoma City, is a six-column Quarto
and Democratic in politics. .
NJ. B. Curtis, Saml of Posen, has pur.
chased the Driskie hotel at Austin,
Tex, and viii take possession this
month. He proposes to build . nne
opera house adjoining 1t.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher was taken
III while attending services In Plymouth
church at Brooklyn. She was unc0n'
scious for some time.
Robert Livingston Cutting, Sr., New
xSEk UuuhSE uuU LIVAVAS uACN AA q ssAAAS
way while awaiting an ambulance. His
some time ago.
Galusha A. Grow and Judge Holman
will be the only members Of congress
who were members of that body before
the rebellion. The former was first
chosen in 1851 and the latter In 1859.
The late duke Ernest Of Saxe-C Cobure
used to write operas and have them
performed at tho Court theater at Co.
burg. An examination of his papers
shows that this theatcr cost him f0r
q long time about 100000 marks a
year.
senator Isham G.. Harris OF Tennes.
see told friend the other day that he
had never taken much delight In pub
lie Life and would much prefer to follow
his profession of the law. Nearly all
Of his life has been spent In the public
service.
Miss Francis e. Willard suggests q
Christian theater, one conducted, as she
Gays, in such q way that religious pa.
pers could advertise and recommend 1t,
to which young girl might be taken
without fear Of anything ON the stage
that would bring aS8{psh to her cheek,
[ [.sSa:s
The Casaalty
Cattle are dyingsM the dripSxtsstest
OF San Antonio, Tex.
Two little girls were busas death
ut Des Moins, Ia, Mrs. TDobsoh, the
. mother, left them alone In the house.
A blaze in the George W. Helme
Company's SNUFF mills at Helmetta, N.
J., caused loss of 100000.
Mrs. Louisa A. Sutton. a pioneer resi.
dent Of Kansas City, Kas., was burned
to death in her home.
An unknown man about 90 years OF
age was found frozen to death on a
farm near Fairbury, Ill.
james B. Kirtley, real estate dealer
Of Kansas City, Mo-, was run over BY a
train and died soon after.
Two miners were crushed in snow
slide Mt Mullan, Id. The town itself
narrowly escaped destruction.
An engine on the North Pacific Coast
RAILWAY went through bridge neat
San Rafael, Cal, and seven men were
drowned.
80 x1AAuCp - JOSlASC VI ku0 RCS1NCe 0O-
tary public, and life insurance agent al
Farmerville, La, was found In the yard
o6 his house with his skull crushed.
Albert Arbuckle, a farmer llvine
near Bellfower, Mclean County, M,
accidently shot himself death resulting
instantly.
Alillard F, Car, express messenge,
at Kansas City, dropped his revolver
on the floor. 1t exploded and a bullet
lodged near his heart. He will die.
Owen Boyle, section foreman on
the New York Central at Batavia, N.
T., was killed by the Empire State ex.
press.
Charles Peifter, st. Louis electric
light employe, was killed by receiving q
shock while trimming a lamp on the
top Of pole.
Engineer Briggs, Fireman Collision
John Rich. Thomas Gould, Frank
Hart proprietor of the Cazadero Hotel
William Brahmer, station agent at Sa
bine were killed on the Narrow Gauge
road at Cazadero. Cal
Criminal Doings.
Patrick Collins was found guilty OF
numbering his wife Mt San Francisco.