The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-04-12

SSm1lcH VIII teNy InC1e9ooQ 08xe0 OF
American imports because Of the dut.
on sugar.
Assistant Secretary Hanblin has 70
turned to Warrington but owing Il
an attack OF grip he viii not be abll
to resume hts. odlcial duties for q few
Personal MeAtion.
Baron von Reidsl, Bavarian minister
Of worship. 10 dead.
Whistler, the artist, has challenged
. Sir George Moore, the English novel
lot, TO Asht . duel.
John B. Lambert, for ten years post
master at Atlanta, H., u dead. He
was an iAndersonville prisoner.
stougbton Alfonso Fletcher, q prom
fnent manufacturer and banker OF In
dianapolis, died recently, aged sixty.
nve years.
william 8. Kimball, vice presiden,
Of the American Tobacco company
and identified with many other cor.
posations. died at Rochester, N. Y. >.
John Bell, prominent citisen ident.
i6ed for . long time with public af.
fairs In Cincinnati, died Of appen.
dicitis, aged "a years.
J. K. Taylor, an architect, formerly
OF st., Paul, has been appointed to Q
position In the supervising architects
once at 81 per day.
Pa G. G. Matter. president Of the
IAe1a1s, Iowa, normal school, died
very suddenly from the rupture Of q
blood vessel In his head.
It was announced In New York that
tC r. Huntington. president of the
Southern Pacific, would return to Cal
hprnia early in April
William Sweeney, q 76year old resi-.
dent Of Fairland, I. T., reputed to be
worth 10000, was married to Miss
Zena Taylor, . 18.year-old girl from
Southwest City, Mo.
Lord Clarence Edward Paget, q. q.
b. admiral Of the retired list, is dead
In London. He was born in 1871 and
married in 1852 Martha Stuart, daush.
ter Of Admiral, Sir Robert Waller
Otway. a
Father Stanislaus P. Balumiere. a
mest distinguished Jesuit, died at st.
xaxiers college, Cincinnati, yester-
day, Of Bright's disease, aged 73. He
was located for many years In MIL
Waukee, where he was instrumental
In the building Of st. Calls church
and Marquette college.
John Il. Sullivan, who has been III
: 1QQlk tn Boston, 10 much
pate no serious results. Sullivan has
received another offer to 60 to Eng
land, and will not accept, Al he ex-
pectssa profitable engagement In Bos.
ton. He IL practically without dol
lar. t.S'~
Commodore Bunger of Chicago, who
claims to be heir apparent to an Atn-
can throne, renounced allegiance to
his father, King Bungee, yesterday,
and became an American citizen. The
ex.prince 10 very stout and very black,
and 10 twenty-one years old. "Com.
modore" 10 his first name, not a title.
ag y.sortuaats Events.
Sussex county, Del; was visited by
Q heGvy hailstorm. The The peach
trees are ruined.
A terrible prairie fire - raging In
Otoe and PoncaF Indian reservation,
several miles north Of Perry, Okla.
Diphtheria 10 raging at the Indiana
feeble minded institute, near Fort
Wayne, Ind.
Two men were killed and three 9TH
ers badly injured by the explosion Of
q sawmill boiler near Van Vert, o.
Grace, the eleven.year-old daughter
Of william Stanley, I'm East Dixon,
Ill, died from burns received while
playing near a fire.
The sloop John H. Thomas, bound
for Denton, Nd, with n loa.l os shells,
sunk in the Chop Tank river. James
Jones. colored, was drowned.
Wilber G. Salter Of G.sicago, q stu
dent ut Ann Arbor university, vas se-
riously; injured by falling from a lad
der.
The Grand Valley Ditch company's
reservoir at New Castle, Col, gave
away and did much damage to
ranches. ~
Ezra Courtright was fatally burned
by gas explosion In the plant Of the
Frankton Brick company at Elwood,
Ind.
Seven persons were rescued from q
burning residence at Baltimore. One
Of them, q woman, will probably die
Of injurieA
Capt. Hartwell, Lieut.. Brawley and
Pipemen Dandeyred and Martin lost
their lives In the burning Of the st.
James hotel at Denver,
The Walker house, a small hotel
ut Lake Michigan, burned at mid
night. james Miller, the porter, was
cremated.
BY the blowing out Of . furnace at
the works Of Aultman, Muller & Co.,
at Akron, Ohio. John MoesaD .was
thrown against q vail and terribly In
jured. He may not live.
Ten horses and twelve COWS perish.
ed by the burning Of Charles Jarrett's
barn near Fort Dodge, Iowa. Loss,
$1,000; partially insured. The Merritt
nax elevator there also burned. Loss,
$4,000; insurance $500.
- Crininal Deinss.
The coroners jury at St Paul held