The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-04-08


The First National Bank OF Sioux
ment Nov. 10. 1896. has been permit
ted To resume.
In nine days farmers near Spencer.
Wis. where the local blast furnace
buys wood. hauled to town and sold
1900 cords al $50 a cord.
The schooner Frank A. Palmer. the
largest of it's class on the high a
has been successfully launched ST
Bath. Ne.
The pops has conferred decorations
uInn several French officers who saved
the Roman Catholic religious houses
dCrIn. the dres 1T Canea.
The Guatemala exposition has been
officially opened by the government.
1t will be opened TO the general public
on Az 10.
One wall street firm refused TO Oat
the bonds OF a Nevada enterprise be-
cause OF the thug element attracted
there by the fight.
Judge Coz has appointed II. T. Vim
s|n receiver for L. Il. Bushkirk, mer-
chant ana timberman Of Logan, w.
Va. Assets. $4,000.
Charley Johnson OF Minneapolis
Knocked ont Jerome Quigley OF Phil
a.te!phia in the sixth round AZ the
Quaker City Athletic club.
The London Daily Chronicle states:
Grave news has been received with
respect 10 the health Of Emperor VIII
lam and certain constitutional posi-
bilities are being discussed"
Con DOYLE OF Chicago and Jack Reid
Of ireland fought at $50 pounds before
5000 people at the American Sporting
club. New YORK. Reed was Knocked
out in the fifteenth round.
Representatives from a number Of
labor organizations and trades unions
net At New York and arranged for a
mass meeting, having for it's object
the amelioration OF American seamen
The Brooks locomotive works At
Dunkirq. y. Y. are TO be started up on
full time and with a complete force.
This means work for 1900 men and
boys.
4 jury in the common pleas court at
Cleveland decided that Charles y. Cum
ninsham, who is charged with the for
gerry OF the name OF Judge L. T. Hant-
ilrOn to a check for $4,000.
The last Of the missing fishermen
carried out from Bay City. Mich. on
the ice. have returned home. and it is
believed all have now safely landed.
Only a few hundred shanties and none
Of the nets were saved.
At New YORK Carlo BarsOtti. a bank
or and proprietor Of Ilanio Americana.
an Italian daily newspaper. has been
a~rraigned charged with larceny in con-
uectinu with his banking business. he
was held under $1,000 bail.
II is understood that Mr.. Cleveland
will become the senior partner OF a law
firm bearing the style Of Cleveland,
Carlysle X StetsOn, and that the office
will DE situated in the vicinity of Wall
street, New York.
Judge Smith has rendered q decision
to the effect that $500 OF labor claims
take precedence to the mortgages on
the Barclay mill. The mill sold for
$3.50 al West Superior. The secured
claims amoul to $4,000.
Two thousand medical students of
Laval university, at Montreal, be-
sieged the office OF Les Nouyelles, the
French Canadian Sunday paper. and
threatened To denIolish il because an
article appeared rejecting upon them
The earnings Of the Is. & o. Railroad
company for February. 1897. were ST.
I.j.23j. an increase Of S1ST. $50 over
the month Of February, 1896. The in
crease for the eight months Of the
fiscal year was S1.1OO,4I6.
Bishop Lenihan celebrated high
pGutiticial mass at Corpus Christi
church at Fort Dodge, Iowa. These
services have never before been given
in the state outside of Davenport and
Dubuque. Fifteen priests were on the
altar.
A Budapest advice says the trial OF
twelve women and two men has conr-
menced at Hold Mezo-Vasarhely, on
Lake Hodos. The prisoners are
charged with poisoning their husbands
or others of their relatives in order to
obtain insurance money.
The various parties to three fore
closure suits against the Helena Con-
solidated Water company have come
10 q partial agreement, as a result OF
which Capt. James IL. Mills of Deer
Lodge was made receiver of the prop
erty.
Commissioner Of Patents Seymour
has rendered a decision affirming the
decision Of the board Of examiners-in-
chief in the patent office. awarding pri-
ority OF invention Of Fowler in the
interference of Joseph G.. Fowler vs..
Philip T. Dodge. president of the Mer-
gcntha!er Linotype company.
At a dinner given at Princeton Inn.
Princeton. y. j.. to Prof. Woodrow
Wilson. 20. by the class Of 10. Prof.
Wilson "a presented a bronze bust
Of Washington. \. W. Halsey of New
York was POSTMASTER and many prom
inent men from Pennsylvania and New
York were present.
The Des Moines Ministerial associa-