The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-15

OthGE"1UCs
Henry Meyers Of Dixon, ILL.,, was CIV
on n verdict of $50. 900 for injuries In an
Illinois Central railroad wreck.
Possession Of II. II. Jacobs theater
Mt Cleveland. Ohio, was taken for non
Dayment of rent.
J. 8. Coxey was sued Tor $5.4O4 IN
Cleveland by Harmon q Trawiey' al
legged to be due on q restaurant.
The petrified body Of O man twenty
feet in length was found on Thomas
Barker's farm, near Abba, Iowa.
A reduction in Chicago-New York
grain rates ordered at tn" Cleveland
meeting is o.ueeded to be inadequate
All Of Brooklyn's warehouse inter-
ests with single exception are now
consolidated into one. The deal was
executed today.
Mayor Caldwell Of Cincinnati In m
interview to-day said that any profes-
sional prize fighter coming here would
be sent to the workhouse.
Mrs. Sarah Spencer Of San Francisco
as awarded $4,000 at Little Rock
for injuries received in q wreck on the
1 Iron Mountain railroad.
At Birmingham Ala, Wiley Glenn.
ents and Joshua Hughes, mine bosses,
were this morning fatally wounded by
I Bud Jones, negro miner.
At Alton. Ill, the Illinois Glass com.
pany has shut down a continuous tank
furnace, throwing out Of employment
! 3o5 hands. This is owing to the action
| of the child labor law.
Miss Ada Wolfe of Mount Pleasant
Mich, has brought suit against Marx
Sweet Of Edop, Ohio. for alleged
breach Of promise, claiming $lO,OO
damages.
Coal miners in Rutland, ILL.,, are suf
ferfne because of the suspension ol
the Northern Illinois Coal company
which. before that occurrence, had no
Maid many Of them for month.
Chief Arthur of the brotherhood o.
Engineers has gone to the Pacific eoas
/ to consult with men there ON the re
dnctions proposed In the new Southerr
Pacific schedule.
The sensational divorce suit Of Mrs
Victoria Weaver against Cparles Wea
yer at Brazil, Ind, has been decioeq
Mrs. Weaver was given divorce ahe
the custody. of their two children. :.
NJ. A. Eddy, farmer living nea
sycamore, Ill, read In his farm pape
Yhat soft coal ground fine, was goot
thing to mix with feed for hogs. HI
tried It yesterday and has sixty deaf
hogs.
The last of the horde Of gambler
and lottery fakirs who have for year
infested Kansas City, Kan, pracucall!
nnmolested by the authorities, have q
iast moved out. This ends the crusad,
against them,
A memorial to congress praying IN
government to fOreci6sR the Pacln
railroad lines excited leAgthy de2at
Iin the house in Washington state yes
terday. It was defeated by.a vote Q
81 to 6G.
The Jury In the case of Ambros
Smith, the well known New 0riean
attorney, charged with embezzling IL
/. 600 which he had collected for one Q
his clients, to-day retuHned q verde
6'guilty.
The Association Of American Watc1
Jot,asers, witch three years ago er
tered into q combination with the Al
sociation Of Case ana Movement Mar
| ufacturefs for the coutruiiing Of tn
market. INST In New York to-day an
dissolved.
The .frm- of Spreckles Bros., has sui
scribed 100000 to the Valley roa
= which has been Incorporated undf
j the name of the Gan Ffancise
ll& San. Joaquin railway, an
. will extend from . point On u
bay Of San Vtandeoo 70 Kan counk