The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-25

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With Atesrs. Harper 4 Bril- 4 but
has mot yet suticiently rlcovesea,
from his severe attack Of peulnouia, by
which he was recently. brostlAted, 60;
give the public the benefit II His senins."
On the New York Bar, the two Dick.
srsons, patent lawyers. are worth o..
O0, 00n; Frederick w. Belts, also 4 nat.
ant lawyer, has q yearly income Of $25,.
100; Rose g C0nkling's income IL not
much under $iO0, 900; William NJ. Evarts
10 supposed TO be worth <69O, OOO; and
David Dudley Fields. Sill 900, coo; Lord,
Day 4 Lord have an income of $85, sx)O;
Roger A. Pryor's is $4,000; the Con.
lert brothers, $,p0. 600; Mann and Par.
sons, $50. 600; William r. Howe's $40.
]0U; Van,lerpool, Green Il Cumming,
&0,0yD; John +. Dillon's $4,000; Char.
les A Lewarl'e $lO,tNO. Judge Porter &
Co.'s, 100000: and Miller & Peckhams
10000. :
An interesting announcement In the
matrimonial way is the wedding Of
Bishop Warren Of the Methodist Epis.
,opal church, who has been engaged for
sometime 10 Mrs. l!iff, Of Colorado, the
widow Of the famous cattle king. The
wedding is to take place on tie 9th.
The Iady's wealth is variously estimated
between four and six millions of dollars.
She has tho handsomest house in Don.
yer, tho largest ranch i'll the state, and
a larce owner Of city property, graz.
ny lands, minis, etc. She is q Metho-
list anA Bishop Warren mot her while
pursuing his Episcopal visitations in the
northwest. Aiterward he met her in
Europe. and they spent sometime to-
yether in Paris. Both have children.
For literary man Tennyson is very
rich. No author in America has ever
begun to make 50 much money as lie.
His poetry brought him, it is estimated,
esO, OC0 or $4CO. 600 at least. and the sum
has been put as high as elOO,OoO and
9l2Q,tG0. Berg careful, not TO say a
close manager, he has 30 invested hii,
ssssnfss e Sye esfS SSo v0f for
poet he is very practical, driving, It ID
said, very sharp bargains with his cub.
ishers, holding out for the last shilling
A publisher who has in the past done
much business, with him says he ough:
to be called Moses Tcnnyson, and that II
he had not turned poet he would have
made brilliant pawnbroker.
A most eccentric funeral cere 'ony
took place in Paris recently. A specu-
lator, NJ. Penguilly, died few days
previously. He was we'll known in the
journalistic world, having shates in
most Of the successful Paris papers. He
left directions that the hearse containing
his mortal remains should be preceded
by an Italian, playing, or rather grind
Ing, on his organ some of the most
lively and popular cafe concert airs
He also left a list of sixty woll.known
writers, begging them to partake of a
day Of tho funeral, and to b. as IL cry
rs they possibly could. Four hundred
pounds Ind been get aside by the teata.
tor for tho expenses of the feasts, which
duly took place.-l.ondon Truth.
Farmer Groesbe OK, of Fishkill Plains
N. y, thinking to play joke on the
village doctor, sent for him in grea,
haste, AS the DOCTORS carriage wheeled
into the farmers yard he asked hur.
richly to be shown to the patient. The
Joker led him to the poultry house and
pointed out IL goose with q broken
leg. The doctor, without .
word, Immediately set The
leg, left minute directions for the cure
Of the fowl, AID, saying he would call
again i'll the morning, stepped into his
,arriase and drove home. He kept VI
his attendance until the goose could
walk as well as before the accident. In
The meantime the farmer was having
lois OF fun telling his neighbors Of the
Joke. But he ceased to smile when the
doctor sent in a good round bill. At frs,
the farmer refused to Dav, but, wher
legal proceedings were talked of he com
promised the ease to the Doctors salts
faction.
United States Senator George Graham
Vest. of Missouri, began life as news
paper man on a small sheet in Louis
vile. He has been climbing ever since
But he has never grown any. He il
lshoit and thick, with heavy brown.grc,
hair, and short brown.gray mustach
and goa'ee. His neck is very short AMI
his shoulders are very broad, and h,
carries himself invery independent fash
lion. He usually wears q military cioal
land big SLOUGH hat. Vest was promi
lnent figure. as young man, in the con
federate congress. He is prominen
,nan in this congress.