The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-07

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Isadcr r. Richardson, a-aea @ Ut d
i1iShardson, who was KILL "a MS1sslaalL ~
married IN New York MoGda - ~ IS No.
4 Lillian Helen Stewart Ic.5 n ~ .ss''Sas
william zinkham saved MrA Faxnpmb III
when she slipped In the river q New. Yosk.
1 She has sont him gold medal and rina coe-
tanning three diamonds. 40 q
Mrs. Shanks of Milwaukee wsats el0,O0O
from Chicago firm who accused her Of trying
| to pass q bad half dollar, the Same being 0ne
| they had given hcr in change
Fred Douglass has made some sort Of settle.
mcnt with Miss Sprague, his housekeeper, and
| tho suit against him has been withdrawn Tho
terms have not been disclosed
Anincty two year-old citizen Of Clay county,
NC, carries tho name Of Alexander Gumbleton
Rufflcton Scufiieton Obcrda Whittleton Southcn.
hall Benjamin Franklin Squires
tits reported that Ex-gov. Gear Of Iowa Is
about to re-engagc in tho wholesale grocery
business in Burlington, business which he
abandoned upon entering public life.
Mrs. paran Stevens has caused an excite.
ment in Anew York art gallery, nocessitatins
trcss, Mrs. Gibbons, who averred that the mil
lonairc widow usod outrageous language.
Lieut.. Harbcr was sent to Annapolis nineteen
years ago by President Garfield A banquet
and ball was given the lieutenant At Youngs-
town, Ohio, his native place, TO celebrate his
safe return with tho bodies Of the De LONG
party.
The death of Nellie Hazletine Paramore, at
one time the bello of st. Iouis, is now said Ia
| have been caused by narcotic poisoning Mr..
ParaMOrc states thathis wifohad taken twenty
one grains of morphine, which Of course, was
fatal dose.
Leila Cahir countess of Glcngall, Scotland,
was married tho I'D, at San Antonio, Tex, ID
q. W. Baldwin. She lost her estate by the fail
IRE of tho Bank of Glasgow, and has been q
clerk in the immigration Office of the Galveston
4 San Antonio road.
Col Terrell of San Antonio, paymastcr Of the
department Of Texas, has received 4 letter
from Gen Mackensic, written in q clear aud
concise manner, in reference to business trans.
actions. The general states that he ia improv-
eng greatly every day, and expects to be able
to return to duty soon
Patti tells how she was kissed by Gov. Crit.
tcn,lcn of Missouri: II had just finished
"Honie, Sweet Honc,' last Thursday evening.
when uicc-looking old gentleman, who intro
duccd himself as Gov. CrittendOn began con-
graduating me. and all of sudden he leaned
down, put his arms around me, drew me up to
Him. and kissed me. He said, Mime Patti.
may never see YOU again, and cannot help II,
and before knew it he was kissing me"
At tho dinner given at wormlcy's Friday
night tho ..gth, by Senator Fair, the following
notablcs were guests: Secretaries Lincoln,
Teller and Chandler, Postmaster General Ores.
ham, Attorney General Brewster, Licut Gen.
Sheridan, Senators Anthony, Bayartl, Beck,
Butler Colquitt, Cnllom, Farley, George, Hale,
ingalls,, JONES, tFls.) Jones, New Palmer,
Plat. Pugh, Hill, Logan, Sherman, Wilson,
Williams and Vest, Justice Miller, and Gen.
I,calc.
Foreign Flashes.
Parnellitcs condemn dynamitcs, and say they
ure Americans.
Montreal has sixty French Catholic churches
and the largest cathedral on the continent
The bctrotllal of the Princess Elizabeth Of
Hcssc with the Grand Duke Sergius of Russia
is officially announced
Tho government has dcscitlcd to send cour-
tco,ls dispatch to America relative to tho action
Of Americans in countenancing and assisting
the dynamiters.
Martin Turner 4 Co, merchants Of Glasgow.
engaged III the East India trade have fsiled.
Liabilities roughly estimated at between E4OO,
0COand eiy0, 900
The Spanish, sovcrnM ont prohibited meet
ing of the republican press Oh March 1, for the
purpose of entlcavoring to harmonic and unity
the barbarous discOrdant factions of the re-
publicans.
The United States government presses its
claim against Spain for s4ai, COO Is balance Of
awards due ON account Of American losses dur
Ing the rebellion III Cuba and also e6OO, GOO
| for estates cmbargOed ut the same period and
not restored to their American owners,
Ex-Collector Bradley, Of the Emerson Mani.
toba custom house. and under bond on the
charge of cmbczzling SIC, 900, died at Winnipeg
on tho 2Sth at the residence Of Dr.. Codd. He was
taken seriously i'll after his arrest and the matter
preyetl so upon his mind that apoplexy put On
end to his sufferings.
CD. Wattcrbcrs kept hotel in Antwerp.
Belgium His wife disappeared with some 49,
OOO francs and 5000 worth of diamonds.
Franz Wonters, a physician, disappeared d
tic same time. Wattcrberg traced tho parties
to New York, and found them living together
i'll apartments up town. They were arrested
on o., charge Of bringing stolen properly int
Mrs. Watterbcrg was remsndod.
Tho London Times, speaking Of the late Uni.
ted States Minister Hunt, says: Mr.. HUT was
sonthcrncr, honest and sturdy, and Of veneer.
able presence. He might well have sat to {
painter as q type of Puritan father. His was .
prominent head amongst the crowd Of diplo-
matists present at the coronation at the Krem.
lin last May. Hospitality was nowhere mort
freely or graciously dispensed than at his Gle.
CANT villa at Moscow, over which waved thu
stars and stripes.
Aterrible tragedy was enacted the 28th in the
south of France A gardner named Chave, ON.
ployed at q convent at Sarviane, near Marseilles
was recently discharged for laziness. While
the Sisters were walking in the convent grounds
and ut the moment when they were in = secluded
spot Chaye suddenly appeared before them;
found work, and Cllave, without replying
drew revolver and discharged six barrels kill
ling tho lady superior, and MORALLY woundinp
one Of her companions. He then killed him.
| self
Generals Schranm and De Wimpffen are
dead. The former entered the army In 1799
when only ten years ofage, before completing
his twcnty fourth year was brigadier general.
Dc Wimpffen, during the Franco Prussian war,
received an order on Aug. g appointing him
commander-in-chcf in case Marshal MacM ahOn
should be disabled. On Sept during the bat
tic of Sedan, hearing that MacM ahon was wound.
cd, he produced his commission and assumed
chief command. He at once reversed the or
ders for capitalization, already given, illhopins
| for victory. Tho order directing retreat came
from the emperor, and II 2 from him.
Lord Randolph Churchill inquired whether
the government intended to ask further powers
in regard to tho dynamite fiends, and whether
they would ask permission to expel from Great
| Britain persons. suspected of having conncc.
ton with recent discoveries of dynamite Sew
oral Parncllitcs strongly condemned the dyna.
mite proceedings, and declared no excuse valid
for such attempts upon life and property.
They declared cOnspiracies of this nature arc
| in no wise associated with the Irish cause,
but had been Matched in America, and attempts
| to carry then, ont had been made by agents
sent from the United States
| Record Of Casualties.
| The Salmi Morse inquest resulted in an &C.
cideiital drowning verdict
Amandas Boyer, superintendent Of Hennill.
gers mine at Allentown, Pa, was killed by a
/ cave-in.
Fire at Lorraine, Ohio, damaged the Joel
Hayden Brass coMpan's works to the extent Of
$4,000
The Touring mill Of Swain 4 Co at Eldors-
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