The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-05-14

Two windows In st. Paul's church.
yard for the day Of the queens visit to
the cathedral on diamond jubilee day,
each less than four feet wide. have
been let, one for $1,000 and the other
for $500. Ii
The steamer Majestic brought over
500 Irish girls In the steerage. s
At the session Of the Cape Town as
sembly Mr.. Merriam gave notice Of
his intention to move q vote Of no
confidence In tie ministry.
The Bankers Fidelity and Surety
Company Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, cap
italized at 100000, and heavily
backed, has been Incorporated.
The case between Bishop Bonacum
Of Nebraska and the priests Of his dio-
cese is now before Mgr. Martinelli for
final hearing.
The female wards Of the state hospi-
tal for the insane Mt Independence,
Iowa, are in quarantine on account Of
diphtheria.
In the Connolly -Levigne fight before
the Broadway Athletic club at New
York Levigne was declared the win
ner in the eleventh round.
A q 8 per cent advance in window
glass, including all sections of the
country, has been made and will go
into effect at once. E
Pierson III. Bristow Of Des Moines,
Iowa, has been selected for chief clerk
Of the Office of fourth assistant post
master general, vice Chaplin Of New
York, resigned.
The Mine La Motto, lead mining
claim Of Southeast Missouri, has been
transferred by r. Hazard of New
York to s. p. Leathe Of st. Louis for a
cash consideration Of 100000.
The Kratoch Milling company's
flour mills at Dayton, Ohio, have been
closed by the sheriff on a judgment
taken by the Citizens National Bank
Of Cincinnati for $4,000.
President Finke, of the Norfolk &
Western railroad, says that his COM
pany will join the new Southern
Freight association just formed among
the Southern lines.
The plant of the Maryland Steel
company, located at Sparrow's Point,
Md, will resume operations in full
next Monday after an idleness of three
years.
The socialist trade and labor alliance
of New York is arranging for a parade
of 10000 men and women and mass
meeting in Union Square on the even
ing Of May 1. I.
A log jam in the Aminicon river at
Superior, held by the ice gorge, broke
yesterday, releasing 100000 feet Of
logs and washing away three bridges
valued at $4,000.
A fast to finish in the latest thing
in the sporting line. III. L. Kramer is
sued challenge, backing the celebrat-
ed faster, DR.. Tanner, against all
corners for 100000.
Full particulars in the latest method
Of treating Of phthisis by new form
Of tuberculin are given in a report to
the state department by Dean Mason,
deputy consul at Frankfort. s
w. III. Crimson has been appointed
superintendent of the Ohio division of
the Baltimore s. Southwestern with
headquarters at Chillicothe, Ohio. vice
G. II. Howard, transferred to Cincin-
natl as superintendent of terminals.
Ulrich Oderbolz, proprietor of the
Black River Falls, Wis, brewery, has
filed petition setting forth alleged ir-
regularitfes in connection with the late
municipal election, which resulted in q
victory for the temperance people.
/. Rev. ID. II. Parsons, Methodist
preacher at Manchester, Iowa, has de-
nounced the lady MINISTRIES, including
Rx~n 40 {~ <.l,
formed for charity this week. A
Der, has resigned. y
handling charges made arrangements
with Mayor Gallup Of Escanaba to ap-
point man to look after the trim.
at 2 1-2 cents. The men wish to do
away with the bosses. 4.
Five unions in the building trades at
Chicago have declared in favor Of q
general strike on May !. They are the
derrickmen's bridge structural iron
workers, journeymen plumbers, Junior
steamfitters, h0d carriers and building
lab0rers.
The third annual banquet Of the
Peoples party Of Massachusetts at Ar
SdOc Ad4A, DO6tOus Wu6 AlIe0QeU Dy
nearly $50 persons. George w. Wash.
burn, chairman Of the Populist state
committee, presided, and United States
Senator Marion Butler Of North Caro-.
lima made the principal address.
The novel and stupendous feat Of de.
livering 200 head Of beef cattle at Cir
Gle City, Yukon, by July I, is to be I'm.
dertaken by Willis Thorne, an Alaska
pioneer. Last season Thorp took thir
ty-five to Yukon, clearing $500 head
They were the first beef cattle evel
sent to the interior of Alaska.
The recent strike on the Mountain
Beauty, Cripple Greek, is proving quite
an important one. About six tons OF
ore have been saved, including screen.
| ings. These screenings run upward Of
$3.50 per ton, while the straight ore Il
good for better than five ounces pea
ton.
The Salt Lake Tribune states that
the Ajax has registered another strike,
and the management is now reioicine
over fifteen inches Of ore in a six-fooi
vein. from which assays show 500
ounces Of silver, a nice percentage Of
0<nH 4. 90 60.