The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-31
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1855
Fifteen thousand immigrants l,ave
arrived at Castle Garden this week.
William Sampson, a farmer residing
near Wabash, Ind, killed forty rattle
snakes in two days.
The Quick glass works at Franklin,
Ind, will be put up at receivers sale
within two weeks.
A bill taxing sleeping car companies
has been introduced In the Florida
legislature.
Scattering bands of Indians, bent OH
mixing trouble, have put on their
war paint and are prowling around
Arizona mining camps.
The condition of the strike at Blue
fields, w. Va, is unchanged. Gov.
O'Farrell Of Virginia is still In Poca-
hontas, and the troops still remain
The Joint meeting Of the bituminous
operators and miners of Indiana ad.
journed sine die without being able to
agree upon rate.
II Chicago jobbers will not restore
prices on sugar the Ohio jObbers, who
meet In Toledo, threaten to cut still
lower.
Definite denial is given by Lake
Shore officials to the report that the
exposition flyer will again be put into
service.
A voluntary increase Of 10 per cent
in wages has been made by the Dela-
ware Iron company at Wilmington,
Del.
An organized band waited on all the
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Tex, and commanded them to leave
town or be prepared to meet death.
The Indiana supreme court decided
tllnt the net of 1893 under which tele-
graph companies ore assessed is con.
stitutiOnal.
The hatch at the fish hatchery at
Put-in-Bay, Ohio, beats the worlds
record of the number Of eggs taken
in one season at the one station.
The United States court of private
land claims has convened at Santa Fe
Tor sixty day term. Chief Justice
]. r. Reed of Iowa presides, and
full bench is present.
A joint convention Of the National
ern Burial Case association fs In pro-
gress at Cleveland. A consolidation
is contemplated.
Miss Nina d. Cooper, teacher in
the public schools at Flint, Mich, has
brought suit against Prof. Sanford H.
Westcott, the principal, for $1,000
damages for breach Of promise.
A ten-pound boy came into the world
at the summit of Pixies Peak. The
parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Tag
gart. The husband is foreman Of the
Manit0u & Pixies Peak Cog railway.
The suit Of the Southern Pacific rail-
road to determine the ownership of
thousands of acres of land In the GEN.
trail counties of California was decided
against 1t at Los Angeles.
The new board Of directors OF the
Grand Trunk railway Of Canada hns
elected Sir Charles Rivers Wilson
president and Joseph Price vice pres
ident.
A train Of cattle cars will run over
the Union Pacific in the next sixty
days to carry 100000 head of cattle
now In Texas and New Mexico and
awaiting shipment to Wyoming and
Montana.
Fishing tugs have been laid up ut
st. Joseph. Mich, because Of light
catches. With nets out two or three
days the haul is only 30 to 800 pounds,
where the catch used to range from
1900 to $500.
The Spanish consul at Tampa, Fla,
says he has kept q record and TINT
thus far the American press has killed
5000 Spaniards In the Cuban revolu-
tion, which is greatly In excess of the
numerical strength Of the army there.
The Rev. Father Coyle, rector of
the Catholic cathedral st. Louis, will
not permit the body Of State senator
Morrissey, who was murdered by his
mistress to be brt uGht into the
church ON the ground that he died In
open public sin. ~.
The Madison. Square roof garden at
New York will hereafter be inclosed
with glsss from Nov. to May I, and
Will be used % an artificial ice-skatipg
rink. Several bicycle firms will con
strnct . hlcycle track, I'VE laps to the
mile. ON the roof for winter bicycling
The track will b twenty-elght feet In
width and inclosed In Glass.
Eastern passenger rates are BIZ NO
means In the rosy condition they were
earlier in the year. There have been
no open rductions, but the secret con-,
cessiOns have reached point where
they must be stopped or there will be
q return to all the extravagancies OF
excessive commissions and other de-
m0rallSluG tactic1,