The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-10-11
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Officers and directors of the Nil
waukee have been reelected.
At Toledo, Ohio, Judge Pratt decided
the "black list" among railroads was
illegal.
The twenty.second annual conven-
tion of the w. G. T. u, Of New York
state was opened at Rochester, N. Y.
The ]. G. Grant Baking Powder
Company of Chicago assigned to-day.
Assets, $40 10000; liabilities, 5000.
Government crop reports from In
diana are favorable. Potatoes are gen.
orally short.
The continued stress of hard times
forced the Kansas City Times int
the hands Of u recstvef.
Aeronaut Louis Busch tells that the
man Davis who fell to death from his
balloon at Pennsboro, w. VO., COM
mitted suicide and was probably crazy.
Massillon, Ohio, miners are gather
ing for a district convention. From
authoritative sources 1t ts learned that
they will demand 00c on Oct.1.
From personal investigation Of the
much-talked-Of coke strike in Penn.
sylyania from one end of the region
! to the other. It Is evident that the
strike has not matertalixed.
J.R. McGregor, representing IN iFon
mining firm Of Alabama, has gone to
Eagle Pass, Tex, and 10 enleavoring
to get a carload of the negro colonlsts
who have returned from Mexico.
Coroner Hoeber Of New York city
ia charged with screening James Mur.
raw, whom the police believe to have
been responsible for the death Of Clara
Newman.
While Miss Nellie Brown, daughter
Of w. o. Brown was asleep at Neigh,
Neb.. some one cut oil her hair from
one side of her head. There is no clue
| to the perpetrator Of the outrnge.
Receiver for the st. Joseph NO..
6tocEyards and Terminal company
were appointed on application Of 8. L..
jarvis and 8. n. Conklin, who repre-
septs holders Of the company's bonds
aeereRatlng about $4OO, 200.
At Elwood, Ind, the combination at
local gas companies to prevent the es-
tablishing OF pumping stadons In the
ms telt by foreign syndi,ates has
| been made effective, aud the ..}Attes
will be taken to court.
Elizabeth Tompkins. the well-known
sporting writer, who disappeared
| from Chicago In the fall Of 1888, las
finally been located In San Francisco,
where she y living with Norman
Brougb, the handicapper OF the Bay
district track.
The annual report Of the Cotton
Belt line, st. Louis e Southwestern.
for the year ending June 80, 1895, Is as
| follows: Gross earnings, $5,977.2H;
net earnings. 81. 1853; all other re-
ceipts $24,319. Total income over ex.
penditures, $1.2a,272.
Warren F. Leland, the Chicago hotel
proprietor and manager II the Ocean
house at Newport. has leased the
Windsoe house In New York for a long
period, to take possession ON May i
He will probably retain the proprietor
ship OF the Ocean house.
Judge Williams. United States dis
tsict judge 1t Wichita, Kas., decided
that i deputy internal revenue coilec
tor n not in contempt for refusing n
peoduce the records of his Office In {
state 9qpoe prosecution, nor for de-
icliniug 10 swear to their contents.
Travelling pasaenger agents VII
enther In Dallas October 70 in large
numbps oetensibly to atten their -
nual convention. The aesthetic exhibl
Corbett and Fitssimnsons, tho hrEeel
1. cooking mains eyer hsa. and GmiA.
attractions are depended upon 10 pal
| 4 larger attendance Of tho passeneel
I:aeents than ct any previous aDe