The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-09-15
FOREIGN Gossip.

him through the stomach, killing him
instantly.
Foreign Gossip.
A severe earthquake has been felt
In Greece.
The authorities in Metz have ar
rested Nine. Ismert, a French woman,
whom they charge with being spy.
Another large demonstration against
the house of lords is made in Hyde
Park, London.
The recent arrests of Americans at
Rlrefie]ds by the Nicaraguan govern
ment are being investigated by the
state deparement.
Hail storms have done great damage
thrOLs sbt ut Austria. At Kowno, PO-
land. three children were killed Ly
hailstoncs.
Heavy fighting took place between
the Kaffirs and the Beers in the
North Transvaal. The Kaffirs were
defeated and are now suing for peace.
Emperor William is endeavoring to
reconcile Won Caprivi and MIGUEL, but
the latter will probably be forced to
leave the cabinet.
1t Is thought that thousand lives
We're lost, including those of two par
ties of American tourists, in the cyc-
lone that swept the Sea of Azoy Fri
day.
The revolution in Nicaragua is gain
Ing strength. At Managua the gov
eminent forces We're driven back and
a number of houses on the outskirts
burned.
Some slave girls recently imported
from Waday have arrived at Cairo.
Six of the number were sold at Cairo
to Pachas. A judicial investigation
Into the sale is proceeding.
Rt. Hon. Sir Duff, governor New
South Wales, upon the assembling of
parliament said that, in accordance
with the mandate Of the electors. til,
protective duties would be repealed
and replaced by income and land tax.
r. F.. Felt has presented the city of
Galena, ILL.,, with public library.
The whisky trust has advanced the
price of whisky 5 cents a Gallon.
Citizens at Elkhart, Ind, are alarmed
over fissure in the earth which
threatens to destroy many buildings.
Charles Barnes, aged thirteen, died
of hydrophobia at Hartsville, Ind. A
small dog bit him two weeks ago.
A state charter has been granted
the Marengo Qnd) normal college, with
power to confer degrees.
Several persons were poisoned willie
picnicing near Dubuque, Iowa, it is
thought from canned meat.
Railway mail clerks we;e wrought
up over the new order requiring them
to live on the line of their run.
A human skeleton was found near
Guthrie, Ok, in solid rock at depth
of thirteen feet.
Republicans, Kolbites and Populists
of Alabama have agreed to unite their
forces in opposition to the Democrats
in the congressional campaign.
Miners in the Massillon, (O.) district
have refused to resume work on the
basis provided by the Columbus sched.
ule.
Fuller, Hoysett & Co., of Pittsburg,
Pa, bought the property of the Bir-
mingham (Ala.) Furnace company for
$35O,OOO at public auction.
In the Democratic primaries in South
Carolina Tillman was victorious over
Butler In nearly every county, insuring
his election as United States senator.
D. w. Caldwell, of the Nickel Plate,
will probably be made president Of the
Lake Shore as President Newell's sue
cessor.
Miss Mary Desha, sister of Col.
Brecktnridges first wife in an open
letter calls on the men and women of
the blue grass state to defeat the con-
gresham.
Maj. G. d. DOxey sold the controlling
interest in the COnnersville Qnd.) Nat
ural Gas Pipe line for 100000 to J.
B. Mcfarland, of the Connersville Bug
gy company.
The high tariff placed on precious
stones has induced one Of the largest
Dutch and Belgian firms to remove it's
cutting and polishing factory to Brook.
lyn.
w. p. Daniels, mayor Of Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa, and grand secretary of the
Order of Railway Conductors, has been
nominated for congress by the Fifth
district Democrats.
The first direct steamship line be-
tween America and the west coast of
Africa has been chartered in the State
of New Jersey. 1t will be known as
the African Steampship company.
Application has been made for the
appointment of a receiver for the Chi
e. or
Of the boom lines projected across the
Tn1iono rroc halt