The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-02
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Atlantic steamship companies have
advanced rates, in view Of the Paris
exposition.
No negotiations are in progress look
ing to the abpgation of the Clayton
Balwer treaty.
McLaurin was elected senator for the
long term and Sullivan for the short by
the Missississippi legislature.
For the, first time in ten years a
bounty has been claimed for wolf
shot in the wilds of Cook county, Ill.
Davis & Drake. wholesale liquor
dealers of Boston, have filed petition
in bankruptcy. Liabilities, 90,1G0; as
sets, $1S,16O.
Another big colony Of Dunkers from
the northern part of Wabash county,
Ind, will probably leave for North
Dakota in March.
Trading in "puts" and "calls" on the
Chicago board of trade has been finally
and absolutely prohibited by the ~di-
rectors Of the board.
There is soft coal famine at Phila-
delphia and in consequence several
manufacturing concerns in the Schuyl.
kill valley have shut down.
The Virginia house of delegates has
passed the "Jim Crow" car BILL
measure requiring separate cars for
whites and blacks on railways.
The Live Stock Commission Mer-
chants Protective association has been
formed at Kansas City to secure better
protection against cattle swindlers.
At meetings held at New York the
foundation plans were laid for the
ecumenical conference to be held in
his city from April 81 to May 1, 1900.
Attorney General Griggs has filed an
answer in the supreme court that
Dewey's Manila bay captures and
SIMPSONS destruction Of Cervera's
feet cannot be considered personal
prizes.
The North Carolina Populist state
committee has called the state conven-
ton for April is at Raleigh. 1t was
practically decided to continue the
fusion arrangement with the Repub-
licans.
The professors of the university at
Cincinnati will Immediately quit If
President Aver insists that all mem
bers of the faculty should resign and
he accept such designations as he may
select.
D. A. Grutzer of Chicago and several
. other capitalists of that city have de-
cided to establish large furniture
| factory in Knoxville, Tenn. One thou
sand Swedes will lie colonized here to
operate the plant.
Notice has been given to the en-
.ployes OF the American tin mill at
Canal Dover, Ohio, that the mill is to
be shut down indefinitely. The closing
of the mill throws about 800 heads of
families out Of employment.
Trustee Jacob Schwab, of the Chi.
| cago board Of education, will offer q
resolution at the next meeting to pro.
vide separate school buildings for boys
and girls. He says: 1.-THE girls learn
too much roughness from the boys"
The judiciary committee Of the house
unanimously agreed to grant the re
quest Of the Woman's Suffrage unfoI
for hearing on Feb. ID, at the time
when the National Woman Sunragist
association will be in session here.
Representatives of the cement trade
In the trans-MississipN territory at q
called meeting at Kansas City, Mo.
are said to have decided to raise prices
on that articles. Delegates were
present from Kansas, Nebraska and
Town.
Mrs Roswell p. Flower has pre-
scented 100000 to Flower hospital q
New York, and Mrs. Tlower-Taylor
daughter Of the late Roswell p. Flow
II - Al A-n~ q ~
The only condition ss.l On, sttached e fl
shall be retained IN perpstuir.