The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-10-11
LATER NEWS.

A sugar war is on between the Amer
lean company and the Arbuckle
Brothers. ~ .IsssE
The census bureau has announced
the population of Arkansas, the first
of the states to be enumerated. The
population is 1911, 564. This is an i'm
over 1890 OF 1862 5 per cent. )
Fire destroyed the shoe factory of
j. E. Dayton & Co., at Williamsport,
Pa, causing a loss of 100000. Five
fremen were severely hurt. ,;.i
; c. E. Galloway, aged 80 years, be-
lieved to be the Oldest newspaper
editor in the United States, died at
Denver,
Asevere attack of earthquake, last
ing seven seconds, was felt in the
Canary islands. oat fgi,
Another outbreak Of smallpox is re-
ported at Cape Nome.
The steamer City of Seattle arrived
at Seattle from !Skaguay with 81, 500, 600
in gold and SIT passengers.
Two outlaws attempted to hold,up
the Burlington train near Council
Bluffs, Iowa. One of them was killed
by the express messenger. p.-
It is announced that the entire
amount of Swedish loan consigned to
this country has been disposed of. The
largest sales were in Wisconsin, Min
nesota and the Dakotas.
Admiral Kempf denies the rumor
of the capture of the gunboat Villalo-
bus and SO American soldiers by the
Filipinos.
The republicans of Massachusetts
nominated w. Murray Crane for gov
ernor.
Charles R. Sammels, a Russian sailor,
suspected of robbing the dead body of
Miss Jane Corrigan of Cleveland Of
$4,000 worth of jewelry, was arrested
at Pittsburg, Pa. Several months ago
Miss Corrigan was drowned in Lake
Erie by the wrecking Of her fathers
yacht. When the body was recovered
the jewelry was missing. Sammels
found the body.
Clare Drake, a seven-year-old boy
from Gladstone, Mich, fell to the bot
tom of a 7O-foot well on his grand
fathers farm, near Cumberland, Wis,
but escaped serious injury. His uncle
slid down an iron pipe in time to res
u the boy from drowning.
An organization to be known as the
Glass Chimney association have been
formed by the largest producers, with
offices at Pittsburg.
Fifteen hundred journeymen plumb
ers employed by lis firms in Pittsburg
struck for, uniform wages and a revi-
sion of theArules governing the trade.
The Dutch legation says that Queen
Wilhelmina of Holland has decided to
grant an audience to President Kruger
and to show him great honors, in spite
of England's declaration of the an
nexation of the Transvaal.
1t is asserted from Washington that
a complete agreement has been reached
with Germany concerning punishment
of Chinese criminals, and instructions
to that effect have been sent to Minis.
ter Conger.
The withdrawal of American troops
from Picking has begun.
The National Fireman's association
"a AL SoASShIiOA dt W. LOulSs
The navy department has detached
the island of Guam from the Asiatic
station, making it an independent
naval establishment. ~
The child of John HOFFMAN, 10
months old, was drowned in a water
tank on a farm near Eldora, Iowa.
An open switch wrecked the passen-
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Oelwein, Iowa.
The 3~-year-old child of Edward Zim-
hermann, of Belle PLANE, Iowa, was
burned to death while playing about a
bonfire.
The British steamship Emir, which
sailed from Norfolk. Va, Sept. Z, with
a cargo Of coal for the American war
vessels at Manila, has sunk in the
Suez canal. All traffic is blocked.
The receipts OF Klondike gold at the
San Francisco mint and Seaetle assay
Office from July 1 to Sept. 80 aggregat-
ed SIG, o47,555 and of Cape Nome gold
2,311,S01. The total of all deposits at
both offices during the three months
was 1873, 234, SO.
Thomas Smith, foreman of the
American Cereal company of Chicago,
while apparently insane, shot Bird
and Sadie Alexpnder, who were sit
ting in front of their home at No. 212s
Armour avenue Bird was fatally
wounded.
MARKETS.
~ Minneapolis. Mimi. Oct. d
Wheat-No. / northern, SOC; No. z
northern, roc; December, 1880.
Oats-No. 3, white, CSC.
Corn-No. 8, $50.
Cattle-Steers, So. 25@4.5o; cows, $500
@3.75.
sheep-Muttons, $500; lambs, |. 100.
Hogs-$5.0 90.