The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-11-15
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left the United states Tor Gum.
The hauling Of boats on the Erie
canal by electricity has been found by
test to be feasible.
The American Secular Union and
the Free Thought Confederation Of
America have consolidated.
At Negaunee, MicE., ten inches of
snow fell. Sleighs were In use for tho
first time this season.
At Philadelphia the Transcontinen-
tai railroad Of Russia has placed an
order for locomotives to be delivered
In December.
At Newport, II. l., the torpedo boat
Cushing made two attacks upon the
torpedo station, and was successful In
both.
At Cincinnati, the. Rev. H. d. Prowd
denounced the faith cure as hypnot-
Ism, and 1t ought to be prohibited by
law.
New York has been drinking stored
waters for the Inst two months, and
the prolonged drouth has created con-
siderable alarm In the minds Of the
engineers of the acqueduct committee.
Herman Dauzi. cloak manufdctur-
er, confessed judgment for $11, AIS to
Julius I4ippman. for money loaned.
The liabilities are reported to be about
S125,OOO.
At Elmwood, Ind, Jesse johnson,
who left his young wife fifteen years
ago, is wanted to share In a $:jO,OOO eg-
tate left by his father to his seven
children.
w. J. Crawford of Buffalo,N. Icon
tractor for the erection of a monument
to mark the birthplace Of Washington
at Wakefield. w., says the dedicatOry
exercises will probably be held in
, June.
At st. Louis. Mo-, a perfEnctory cleo
zion Of directors Of the st. Louis &
San Francisco railroad to serve tho
coming year OF until the road shall
Ssye been sold by the court took place
Ssa general Offices Of the road.
At Fre,s Vt traffic managers ,o,, Of ell H. but
rreis. ss railroads which had q
%embership 1oa er s tie y Western e. 1o,1 Truna tx
line committee, . I've ~ and nd recoan,ze s se
make an effort to re. 10 tns absence
that committee. OWN. -othtpR was
Of four representatives,
done. r.x..
Now It appears that even the ha
a second class hattie ship, cannot :.
docked at New York without waiting
for q big tide. This has caused some
speculation among naval officers as to
what would occur II the ship met with
an accident at sea and came into port
In a sinking condition.
It is said that the Union Pacific, In
vr,lkH epn IL skop n
Oregon Railway and Navigation com.
pany, will soon shorten the time be-
tween Portland and Chicago twelve
hour1, making the run IN seventy-two
hours. A like reduction Is contcm-
plated between San Francisco and
Chicago In connection with the Cen.
tral Pacific.
Reports on the progress Of the re-
bellion records show the completion Of
the first volume Of the series covering
the final campaign Of the war in Vir-
ginia and the Carolinas and in the
trans Mlssissippi region. The remain
ing volumes Of this series will he In
tyne before the close Of the current
calendar year. Volume OF series 2.
relating to prisoners Of war, is ready
for printing.
Policeman John T. Lake Of the
Broadway squad waa called before the
New York police board to receive q
bronze medal and eIgrossed certi6-
c2te Of honorable mention for captur-
ing runaway horse at Broadway and
Blcecker street la1k August. President
FHeoeevelt maoe the presentation.
EWoech. IT, aetss II n >hoaghks aave0.
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