The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-08-25


and the engineer was so badly injured
that he will die.
After lying beneath wreckage for
nearly eight months. the body of Annie
Hanson, who lost her life in the fire
which destroyed the Melroe fiat build
ing at Chicago last December, was
found by employees of salvage com.
pany who We're working on the ruins.
General.
Anti-Mormon outbreaks occur in
Kentucky.
English Liberals hope to be returned
to power.
Nebraska's yield of corn will be 3OO,-
GOO 600 bushels.
Iowa convicts will not manufacture
goods for market.
The Wisconsin street railway en-
ployes win their strike.
Labor troubles threaten to again sus-
pend coal mining in Illinois.
President Mckinley has bought his
former home at Canton, Ohio.
The butchers of the country meet in
New York and will fight trusts.
Another earthquake shock was expo
reinced at San Francisco, Cal.
There is large surplus of money in
the financial centers of the West.
Six hundred Catholics at East st.
Louis have been accommodated.
Bogus Amigos were driven out of
San Fernando by Gen. Macarthur.
Aguinaldo appeals to the powers to
recognize Philippine independence
Thousands of Texas goats have been
marketed at Kansas City as mutton.
A rival tobacco trust, with S4OOo.O0O
capital, has been formed in New York.
\ British naval commander declares
that Gen. Otis should he recalled at
once.
The flow Of lava from Alauna I.oa
volcano, on Hawaii island, has sub
sided.
There are 100000 acres of govern
ment land subject to entry in South
Dakota.
A section of the American navy has
a brush with the CLIPPINGS on the ISL
and Of Balabec.
More than S1O,O00.OOO of English
capital has been invested in Cuban to-
bacco plantations.
The Rhode Island delegation in Con-
gress gave dinner for Spcaker-to-be
Henderson at Providence.
Gen. Macarthur is said to be Presi-
dent Mckinley's choice to command
field operations in the Philippines.
The application of Detroit street rail-
way employees for an increase of pay
from 81 to % cents an hour was de-
MED.
w. W. Astor's repatriation is said to
have been due to disappointments in
politics. He was twice defeated for
Congress.
A bankers trust has been formed in
New York which will do a clearing
house business for small banks
throughout the country.
The Filipinos. unobserved, transfer
American and Spanish prisoners from
Cavite province to battau, under the
guns of Corrigdor island.
]. NJ. Holland, of the Carnegie AIu-
scum. Pittsburg, Pa. reports that
monster fossil dinesaur, double
rafter,' has been discovered. 1t is Six
ty feet long.
Coke is about to be manufactured on
large scale from the low grade ILL
no;s and Iowa coal, and Of quality
good enough to make it disable by the
big steel mills.
Admiral Dewey will not pass through
Chicago and the proposed demonstra-
ton is therefore off. With the excep-
M nd
other invitations are declined.
Western passenger agents are agi-
tating concentration scheme which
they say will annually result in a
saving to the Western railroads. of
more than $25O,OOO in operating ex-
pcnses.
1t is understood that a combination
Of our and cement bag manufacturers
and rope paper makers is under way.
The prime mover in the combination
is said to be the National Park Sack
company, which has Offices in New
York.
The Star Aluminium Company Of
Cincinnati is announced to have gone
into combine with five other con-
Germs of the country manufacturing
aluminium. The new combine will be
Incorporated under the laws Of New
Jersey.
Three strange negroes arrived in
Pana, ILL.,, and while they were bciDg
taken to the northern city limits ty
union men the latter were fired upon
by sharpshooters in the Springside
mine tower. No one was injured, but
the episode caused great excitement.
Col. J. B. sanborn, Of the First regi-
ment of the Illinois national guard,
has invited the Tenth Pennsylvania
regiment, on behalf Of the Chicago reg
iments Of the Illinois national guard,
to stop at Chicago on Aug. 80. 1t 10
understood the Pennsylvania regiment
fl willing to parade in Chicago, after
being mustered ont In San Ffancisco.