The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-12-04

gangs VI SWluuA0LS, ue6ueO by refers
and Thomas, who are already under
arrest. Book dealers were their vic
TINS, Sl.
n Eron Foreisn shores.
Abyssinian independence was grant
ed by the treaty with italy.
The Pacific cable conference was re-
sumed at the colonial Office In London.
but all the testimony was taken in Sc
cret.
August Belmont's American horse,
Hagns ran third In the race Tor the
Humherstone nursery handicap at
Leicester, England.
The German bundesrath ratified the
treaty of trade and navigation and the
consular convention recently arranged
between Germ any and Nicaragua.
According to the Echo de Paris, the
regent and the queen Of Holland will
spend the winter in Italy, where Queen
Wilhelmina will be betrothed to an
Italian captain Of royal blood, who has
won the queens affections.
An official dispatch received at Mad
rid from Manila says that the insur-
gents have been defeated In engage
ments with the Spanish tr,nps. the en-
envy having lost 400 men killed and
the government loss being slight.
The charges against James f.. White,
the retiring member Of parliament for,
Farfarshire, who left England sudden
", grew out Of the fact that he is be-,
ing pursued by the daughter Of a Scot
fish divine for breach Of promise Of
marriage. 43
Barney Barnato says that the state
ment cabled to the London Times
from Toronto, the substance Of which
is that his firm is obtaining options on
mining properties in the Lake Of the
Woods and Rainy River districts Of
Canada, is totally devoid Of founda-
ton.
No very explicit news has been re-
ceived from Capt. Gen. Weyler, but it
Is known that after the engagement ut
the 'Rubi hills he continued his march
into the interior of the mountains to-
wards Soroa. and succeeded in pene-
trating to points which no other Span
ish columns have ever reached.
a socialist killed rich merchant
FAMED Franco Poulo In the open street
at Patras, Greece, and was afterwards
arrested. The incident has caused a
sensation, as 1t is the first outrage Of
the kind that has ever occurred in
Greece. The murderer boasts Of being
an anarchist. Many others have been
arrested in connection with the crime.
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Seventeen Of the twenty-one district
Society met in executive session in st.
Louis.
j. p. Morgan and associates for the
Erie railway have arranged for extern
sive shipments Of coal to Chicago and
other Western points, from Marion,
Ohio.
Charles Leisner, president Of the
Coopers' Cooperative Association OF
Cincinnati, has just been appointed Or.
ganizer Of the International Coopers'
union. e.
The village Of Burlington, Ind, 10 in
q state Of agitation over the sudden
death Of Frank Hill, q wealthy bache-
lOr, who is supposed to have q large
quantity of gold hidden somewhere in
the vicinity.
A. G. Carpenter, medical professor
of note In New York city, has been
granted q divorce at Perry, Okla,
from his wife. He charged that his
wife maltreated him, refused to get his
meals AMI finally deserted him.
A striks or lockout Of all the union
printers. feeders, pressmen, helpers
and bookhindefs In Kansas City en-
ployed by firms who are members Of
the employing printers' organization,
the typothetae, Is threatened.
Chief officers Of the railroad brother
hoods will meet In Chicago to consider
what steps to take to secure passage
Of legislation desired OF congress at
the next session, including the arbitra-
ton bill, contempt Of court bill and
Phillips commission bill. q I.
An artesian well now being bored IN
Cairo, ILL.,, at depth Of $50 feet 10
passing through q quartz that q care
ful essay by experts show rich with
both gold and silver. A shaft will
probably he sunk Immediately in place
Of the well.
A test Of four Of the Ave eight-inch
disappearing guns at Fort Wadsworth,
N. T., make 1t clear that II q feet of
Spanish warshipe intent ON wiping
New York OF the map should get past
Sandy Hook they would be full OF
holes before they reached the Mar
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