The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-11-24
eral.


Houston CTex. authorities have quar-
antined against all of Mexico north Of
Satillo.
The United States training ship Ad-
ans will, on or before Dec. 1, start on
a seven-months' cruise.
Mrs. Leslie Carter is bankrupt. Liza
bilities, $63,773; assets, $500.
The Notifications and barracks at
Halifax are being overhauled, in antici-
patton Of war.
Moonshiners in Arkansas are making
a vigorous war on inf0rmers in Gle
burn county.
Window glass cutters wages at Syra-
cuse will be advanced between and 4
Fer cent.
A recount will probably be asked by
Joseph II. Walker (RepD in the Third
Massachusetts, congressional district.
Over $1,5OO,OOO will be circulated in
San Francisco, Cal, by the returning
whaling feet.
The torpedo boats Porter, Winslow
and Gushing have been put out of COM
mission at New York.
The national grain dealers will at
tempt to reform the rules grading
grain.
When the troops en- route for Manila
arrive there, Gen. Otis will have under
his command approximately 1900
men.
During recent week, no less than
7,352,O0O bushels of American wheat,
and 5,4S5,00O bushels of corn were
shipped to Europe.
st. Louis has projected a worlds fair
for 1903 in celebration of the centen-
NAL anniversary Of the purchase of the
Territory of Louisiana by the United
States.
The controller Of the currency has
declared q 10 per cent dividend in ia
vor Of the creditors Of the insolvent
Tacoma National Bank Of Tacoma,
Wash.
There has been organized in Lexing-
ton, Ky, a society which aims to be to
the soldiers who enlisted for the Span
ish-American war what the Grand
Army Of the Republic has been to the
Federal army of the Civil war.
The vote to adopt voting machines in
Ohio may be contested. The majority
Of the votes cast on this question
were in favor Of the machine, but the
law requires a majority Of all votes
cast.
The real heir to the $4,000 estate
left by the late Peter Christensen, the
aged hermit who died q few months
ago at Stockton, CAL, has been found.
She Is Catherine Christensen, sister Of
the deceased. She resides at Daven-
port, Iowa
Mr.. Paul Meyer, a New York publish
er, was selected by combination Of
wealthy men to 60 to Paris and secure
the services Of Emile lola as q lectur-
er. He has just returned from there,
and is quite certain that lola will visit
this country and lecture.
The Ward line steamer Saratoga.
from Nassau, N. p, brought to New
York Capt. G. G. Bonner and five men
of the crew Of the schooner Jennie +.
Wiley, which was stranded Oct. %, at
Walkers Cay, while bound from Jack
sonville for Martinique.
The grand jury at Covington, KY.
returned indictments against fifty
three Of the leading insurance compa-
MES Of the United States and England.
on the ground that the companies have
formed an unlawful pool to prevent
free competition.
The Barnard, Durfee, Flint, Mechan-
les, Shove, Stafford, Wampanog and
Wetmeie mills at Fail River, Mass,
are shut down this week under the
agreement. The GRANTEES, No. and 2,
will be closed three days and the Troy
three days.
Miss Jane Adams Of Hull House.
Chicago, has accepted a place on the
committee appointed to bring members
OF the Russian sect Of Dhouknobortst
to this country and to Canada to estab-
lish colonies. The Dhoukhobortsi are
sect similar to the Quakers- opposed
to war and fighting.