The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-01

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Hoard Station Cal. .s=-a:s13E s=a5 (.
Perssnal lssns1sn.
Mn. Alexander. the poetess, died at
Londoo.
Hx.Gov. Elisha r. Ferry, Of wash
tnSton died at Seattle.
Rev. Richard Dunford, bishop Of
Chichester, died suddenly at Basic,
/. eWitz., aged NINETY y-three years.
Hx.Kieut. Gov. Horatlo q. Knight
beon ccAtaned to his home since June.
Gen william ]. Landram OF Ian
caster. kyy veteran OF the Mexican
ana civil wan, 80 dead.
Samuel r.. Hawkins, . prominent
hEmsf OF Newton, m. was found dead
% = raylne near his home.
William Hastings, Brooklyn furni-
tute dealer claims to be the rightful
Earl OF Huntington In the English
peeraEe. the title said to have been
hsld BY Robin Hood.
Col 7. Z. Wilson, who conceived the
Idea OF building q railroad from 1t.
1 Louis to Dsnnison, Tex, In 1896.
which resulted In the construction Of
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas rail-.
rad, died In Fort Scott, Kan.
George Davis. aged 81, q well-known
analcier and formerly president Of
the Louisville (Ky.) Fourth National
oenk which were merged with several
etheU Into the American National 10
dead.
Mn. Carlisle, wife Of the secretary
Ct the treasury, II the first one Of the
cabinet women to adopt the bicycle.
ohs 10 taking lessons In riding nearly
every afternoon In Columbia field, the
training ground OF the Washington
cyclists. She d generally accolnpan-
led ~ two Of her children, who are
good riders 81 n I.
Audyard Kipling lives In q quaint
old house In Vermont. which ID ntnsk.
u feet kong by twenty-six wide. Itsi6
tluilt on q f0MndRtiOn OF rough unfln.
ished stone. The entrnnce IA on the
rear and In front Of the house a CON.
sp!ci0uA si9n on the fence post FOR.
bids tre1paslne. In the winter the
writer 10 said to enjoy nothing 20
much ns shoveling snow. d
The Cesaales nee.,ra.
Three Mexican steamers are reDortea
tost with perhaps hundred people.
n Q political RIOT IN Knott county.
n, Josiah Combs, Thomas Howard
and Henry Patton were killed and
many persons were wounded.
NdWard J. Gibbons, a prominent mol.
ltaciAn And real estate owner Of Wilkes.
barre. Pa was killed BY the fall Of q
roof. ss.5.
Two men were killed and one fatally
and several slightly Injured In an &C.
sident on the Pennsylvania road at Al.
boona, PA.
At Montgomery, near Savannah, Ca,
: IT. stella Vest q young society lead
-. shot and killed herself while tryinr
% get Q bullet out OF . revolver.
James Hunter, William Reynolds.
Harry Steiner and Charles f.. Walk.
man were drowned at Ferry Bar, Nd.
~ the capsixing Of Q boat.
At st joseph, No., q little daughter
OF Mrs. Carrie Mann was killed and a
son had both legs broken BY .beinR
/: thrown from . buggy. 81 -.
while eatInG supper In a shanty at
Jerome Park, New York, Robert Scott,
. colesad lhb0eer. was probably fatally
nsans1sd by 4 dog supposed to be mad.
Facts which have just some to light
ralee tho presumption that Alex Gray.
: ton, wife and child Of indianapolis
Z spesished at the Hotel Gumry fire Ct
DeAver. J
The 12-year-old daughter Of School
= 4t1ncipal Lightcap Of Dubuque, Iowa,
MaD found drowned In bath tub. Il
issSupposed she tainted and; fell into
the tub. W ,;s
Comm0dore de Grass Livingstope.
ono of the wealthjest citiSens Of Call-
aStota, n. T., fell down stairs at his
h0nse and wns killed. He was about
- years OF age.
At E1yriA, Ohio, Mrs. Celeste Bruce
has sued 81. Nary's Catholic church
for $1,000 for DAMAGES sustaIned hv
tie falling of the platform during the
dedication OF the church two weeks
!. Agp.
4 horse named the Nipper, formerly
. Jumper at races. could not stand har-
4 neo1ed and plunged downs q steep bank
Z 0atsede Of San Francisco. A. PAGE
Brown. leading merchant, was
{ thseWns ont q the carriage and prob
ebly fatally injured.
Il1e GefmAn, stoamsr Emma collided
Win the Hfehch bark Pacifaue 81
. ep1rnhead. ana the Pacinque sank IN
aelteen minMtea Twelve persons were
{. ..1s0Wns, ilcsaAinR Capt. CIkarro Of
sssAtos Facinqus and the pilot. Tho Em.
AMas badly damaged.
Janic was created on Midway