The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-04-11
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sssss gsksleld prssa:,ssd ai,e petition of cia.
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4 d Navigation df ths Minnesota river.
4;f Js a Dssslcx * Washingtoa and q. N.
Chandlsr 81. Hirris CITY. DntI,r countv. pa.
have becn disbarred from praatics bsfors the
+ tnferddr department - pension attorneya
sanil6r Hahddsis 5Sing ssriously yiliat Airing.
ton A6Ab NJ MAshingtdn. ,Hiss friends are very
stesS ~ sssehtiai 8 Ills rsstoratioa to kealta.
NJ IsasAis Tsnksrslsy, sisushscr Il Judge
! anferllsy 81 Washington, D. G., u.s thrown
into hystsria on Psuhsyi yivania railroad train
4 BY tho attentions Of d finely dfesscd masher.
whom the other passengers had finally TO 70.
sllaave ~ force. 80
ycgship st Grand. .F6rks back 10 the sonata. and
ssk III ponArniAticn 1t The nexk executive sss-
hon Tho charges tiled BY Walsh through his
.s.,lsrk one HUI agsinst Anderson, since the
le1ter u the e0ntmiasionsr Of: the general land
ttlie NAs r6ads wore not considered Dy The
coia1ittea
aAtor Kdmunds has been annoyed at news
rapSr GrifticiG6 Of tho fAct that he ussd gov.
& efniasot yssssl u bring his wifs and daughter
fsiut2 Naeku 10. Florida, IN siewof Tho fact that
!. thszS Nasno passenger steamer, and that ho
s1pSn6o tnyo{ybd Z H u
4 thssment prepared at lie general land
i s0ioe shews tbat The number Of icres Of public
laid patented to settlers under homestead laws
f6e ~ stx months ended Dec 81, 1883, exceed
ed " "a, ,!g7 tho number patented for the cor
stespc0dtng period Of 1897 Thareceipts from
can nles, sanaa period, exceeded those Of 1852
Gen Washburn returned from New York
swhsts hs went to attend . nestingoi the stock
holdsfs Of the Chicago, st. Paul 4 Omaha Rail-
eusd company, hold The 8lst with reference to
.. Scompel them to account for stock, which,
itis alleged, was issued to thean without any
consideration. T4s55.,5l
Ths SECRETARY Of state reeeivsd on Monday
The following telegram from Minister Lowell:
: q received from Sir Henry Ponsonby last eve
ming . telegram IN these words: The queen
commands mo to ask you to assure tho presi-
dent OF the United States that her majesty is
deeply touched by the expression Of sympathy
he has forwarded through you, and thanks
him sincerely for his kind words OF conlo-
lence. >" 70
A subcommittee Of the house judiciary CON-
( mittes heard B. B. Wiegand, special examiner
Of the department Of Justice, on the charges
against Judge Axtsll of New Mexico. He read
reportin the case which he had submitted to
the attorney general, and in which he gave his
opinion that while herewas nothing against
the integrity Of Axtell, he was united for the
position Of associate Justice, because Of his
un5udicial methods.
Gen. Washburn has called upon tho post
master generalagain and had very long and
ssrnest discussion with him, with reference to
shortening the tin1e between the Atlantic sea-
board and St Paul and Minneapolis for the
fsst mails. The postmaster general finally as
Sured Ar. Washburn that he would take tho
md do the very best he could to meet the wishes
Of the people Of St Paul and Minneapolis
Railroad 1umclinss.
According to The Railroad Gazette, ,ss334 miles
of main track have 50 far been laid this year,
against 52l in 1883, I, $50 in 1892, 81 in 1881
and 975 in 1880
The Chicago, Milwaukee & ST Paul and ST.
Paul & Duluth roads have issued q joint freight
tariff to apply on business between Chicago and
Milwaukee or Racine and Duluth and Superior
City.
The Railroad werld says the Northern Pa
sfo'snew engine from the Portland locomotive
works has a novelty in the joy valve, the first
sver used in this country. This valve, it says,
does away entirely with eccentric links Ii
works from connecting rods and has Butter
Geld ash pan.
A broad guage railroad is to be built from
Oes 1oines to st Joseph, NO., 1856 miles, this
year, by New York syndfcafe 81 r. G. Wilson
kCo, and B. L. Harding of Des Moines, the
latter being president Of the company and Will
son and Co. builders and owners Of the Diagonal
from Des Ioines to Waterloo