The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-27
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Wabash railway StOckhOlderB re-
elected the old board Of directors.
Orders have been received ut Fort
Russell. Wyo., for the removal Of the
Seventeenth infantry to Columbus bar.
racks, Ohio.
It has been decided to call the carni.
and 10. "Thc Festival of Mountain aud
Plain"
Receipts of the treasurer Of Michi.
gan for the fiscal year just ended were
$3, 7O4 600 and the disbursements leave
balance Of $4,000 on hand.
The steamship Tacoma arrived at
San Francisco from the Orient, bring.
ing 5000 tons of tea and 1000 bales of
silk.
Sensational stories Of a probable up
rising ut the Rosebud Indian rescrva-
tion In Nebraska are without founda-
tiOn.
United States Circuit Judge Gilbert
at Portland. Or, decided the "Overlap''
case against the Oregon & California
railroad company.
Arthur NJ. Wilson of Newcastle. Del,
has sued the city to recover $4,000
damages for injuries received by his
young son during n pyrOthechnfc dis
play last July.
Judge ]. d. McKissick, special coun-
sci for the United States in Its S15,OOO
600 suit against Mrs. Jane l.. Stanford.
has finished his written brief and ar.
gument in the case.
Steps are being taken by the grand
lodge, A. o. u. u, of Missouri to eX-
pei every saloonkeeper and bartender
who have become members Of the
order since 1880.
The Masonic temple at Boston is to
be repaired Mt once for temporary oc-
cupancy and a project is on foot to
build the finest structure owned by the
order in any city.
A party of Cinnamon have arrived
Mt MZatlan, Mex, ostensibly for work
on farms but 1t is believed they will
as usual he smuggled across the Ameri
can border.
September 21 has been fixed as
"Blue and Gray" day at the Atlanta
Exposition. and Gen. Marden, COM
manding the confederate veterans. has
invited all the ex-confederates to be
present.
The Michigan crop report says that
threshcrs' reports received show that
0G2, ,S52 bushels Of wheat have been
threshcd this year from 10000 acres
Of land, indicating yield Of 1851
bushels per acre.
The Allegan. Mich, paper mills prop.
erty was sold Mt chancery sale to
Charles A. johnson Of the First Ma.
tional bank Of Niles for $4,000. II
will be converted into q strawboard
mill.
In an editorial the Alaska News says
that the continued state Of lawlessness
in the neighbOrhoOd of the Cllilkat ani
ChilkOOt should receive attention from
the federal authorities. Scarcely &
cunoe lands at Chikat but has whisky
aboard.
The Occidental & Oriental Steamship
company has received cablegralt =
from Yokohama to the effect that IL
the weather continues favorable the
the japanese coast. will probably be
saved. The passengers and mail have
been conveyed to Yokohama.
Dunn and McPike. the San Francisco
attorneys Of Mrs. I.angtry, place little
credence In the statement from New
Yerk to the effect that the actress has
begun suit for divorce. Mr.. Dunn
says that divorce proceedings. IL insti.
tutetl by Mrs. Langtry, would be en.
tered here and not in New York. as
Mrs. Langtry had established a resi-.
dence In Lake county.
The Rev. G, e, Scott, pastor of the
First Methodist church Of Waterloo,
Iowa, preached sensational sermon
against the wearing of boomers. He
took as his text the passage from the
Mosaic law: 1.-THE woman shall moi
wear that which pertaineth unto o
man, for all such are an abOminatl tlOp
unto the Lord"
The Frank Moseley company, leath.
er merchants and tanners, Montreal,
one Of the largest firms of the kind IN
Canada, is In financial difficulties and
demand OF assignment has beet
made. The liabilities are said, to b<
In the vicinity of $4,000 while It ~
understood the assets will make pooI
showing.