The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-27

PEMBIl
No tsace Of The missing editor Of Harpert
Weekly, g g Conant has been found in Flor.
ida, whtthsr he was reported 10 have gone.
Justice Gray, Of the federal supreme court
clusive tashion than any Of his sssoclstes
A Tremendous pressure has been brought t
bear upon the president 10 secure tho removI
OF b Plat Carpenter from the governorshiy
Of Montana
The former valet Of Chief Justice Marshall,
colored man seventy-nine years old. called on
President Cleveland the 18th inst, and wss
oourteously received
The mayor Of Wheeling Is trying to suppress
gambling, but his chief Of police refuses 10 co.
operata The gamblers have offered $50, ,OlO 70,
immunity for one year.
jos Pulitzer, Of the New York World. SAYS ha
would not sell his paper for d, 600 600 and thai
his net income win soon be e5OO, 600 from thai
ggIISsRSsS'sS' gISRSSsS Ten ''''' 's' h' was not worth
Tho National, Of Paris, says that instruct.
tion has been sent to Patenotre, the French
ambassador In China, to renew negotiaeona
with tho Chinese government with . view Of
securing peaes
The Rhode Island democrats nominated fos
governor, sisbs A Hocum; lieutenant govern.
o., jonathan Il Wheeler, secretary Of state
Thomas Robinson, general treasurer, John G
Psrty; attorney general, Frank H Jackson.
Two hundred aud seventeen miners were
imprisoned BY an explosion Of are damp in 4
etlliery u Camphassen, near sAarbauck, in
Rhenish Prussia, but seventeen have been res
cued. Il IL feared that the 2U0 others have
been sufocated.
B. I. Yodaseo, = distinguished looking Mexi.
ean, was in Macon, NJ, Tuesday, on the trail
Of bank robber who stole elSsooo from .
$4,000 reward 10 offered He was followed to
Chicago, whence he fed south.
Tho Worlds Washington special asserts
positively that Senator Pendleton is to have .
foreign mission tmost probably Berlin). and
that Ell Senator Mcdonald Of Indiana has been
rendered the position of solicitor general, and
has the matter under consideration.
The wife Of James Stephens, the Fenian, re-
Gently expelled from France, telegraphed E.
Dwyer Gray, Irish member of parliament, that
her husband IL destitute and dying In Mons,
Belgium Gray forwarded money. An appeal
for fund for Stephens has been made in Dub
hn.
Ahyht occurred at Titusville, Pa, at the rail.
road depot, between Hon. A. N. Perrin, senior
deacon, and Rev. @. A. Babcock, pastor, Of the
First baptist church. The quarrel Originated
revival meetings. Tho preacher was bruised
up badly.
Carroll b. Wright commissioner Of labor
has recommended that three special agents be
sent to Europe for three to i've months and
eight or ten such agents be appointed for tho
United States to investigate the labor question
in al its various ramihcattons The suggestion
meets tho approval Of Secretary Lamar.
The American Express company, the Guar
sntes company, and force Of detectives are
engaged in . still hunt for J. W. Dudley, Q
messenger OF the former company Dudley,
road between Chicago and Cedar Rapids, stole
money package valued at nearly 5000
There is good reason to believe that Col
Rockwell will soon be suspended - superin-
tendent Of public gardens and grounds. Presi-
dent Cleveland intends that the next superin-
tendent shall attend strictly to the business Of
his department and cease officiating at the
White House receptions - aide to the marsha
Of the district
Dr. D. +. Powell Of La Crosse has been I'd.
vised by "Bunalo Bill" Of. tho death Of Maj
Frank North, the famous chief Of the Pawnee
scouts in tho service Of the government in
1885. Of the two other officers Of that com.
mand, Fred Kislingbury was lost in the Arc.
tic regions, and W. A. Powell (brother Of d. +.
PowelD lives in La Crosse
The disappsarance Of William Il. spsulding,
confidential bookkeeper Of the Racine Wagon
and Carriage company, Feb. q, created pro.
found sensation. Spsulding had left . besuti-
ful and very accomplished wife and two chill
dren behind him, and only 80 for their wants.
He was lured away by syren, and it now ap-
pears that the wagon company is out about
Henry. A. Newman Of Missouri has been
appointed special agent Of the labor bureau
He was formerly chief Of the Missouri bereau Of
labor statistics, and is regarded as being Pc
cullarly we'll fitted for the duties of his new
position, in which he will be required to make
thorough investigation of the condition Of
the laboring classes in the states Of the upper
Mississippi valley.
The Lonon Times says: Secretary Bavard's
policy will not be misconstrued here Nointelli-
gent politician is likely to be alarmed lest the
position of the United States should be unduly
extended to Central America, which country Il
less attractive to northern people than South
America II the interference OF the United States
in Mexican Affairs can restrain tho unfruitful
conflicts in Mexico there will be some chance Of
developing tho resources Of that country.
The British troops had skirmish with the
Arabs near suskim and retired with slight
lossea The Arabs got within ten yards of the
British line before the latter opened up q reg.
alsr fire, which the enemy promptly replied to.
Three lnfantrymen we're wounded Several
rebels were killed. Lieut. OCounor, whose
horse was shot from under him, killed four
rebels with his own hand. When the British
retired, tho Arabs showed no disposition to
follow.
Col Blair, the now commissioner Of pen.
sions, held levee ct the pension Office. Ow.
ing 10 the mained condition of the colonel, hs
was unabls to visit the several divisions Of hia
department. and the clerks therefore called at
his Office to pay their respects Col Blair
greeted his callers pleasantly and had words Of
sympathy and encouragement for those who
exhibited on their persons evidences of having
| served their country on the field Of battle. This
bearing OF tho now commissioner maze f.
vorable impression upon his subordinates.
Nominations:-Milton J. Durham, Kentucky,
first controller Of the treasury; William Gar.
rard, Nevada, superintendent Of the mint q
Carson City, New; Jamss B. Ryan, Nevada,
| coiner Of the mint at Carson City, New. NAL
colin Hsy, Pennsylvania, first assistant post.
master general; Martin Y. Montgomery, Mich.
igan, commissioner Of patents; David +. Bak.
er, Jr., Rhode Island, United States attorney
district of Rhode Island; Benjamin H. Hill,
| Jr., Georgia, United States attorney Northern
| district Of Georgia.
The frst state reception given by Presiden,
Cleveland was given Tuesday night the 18th
inst To the diplomatic corps, judiciary, army
and navy and senate and house Of representa-
tiyes. It was ono Of the most brilliant afEalra
Of tho kind ever held in the White House. The
president, assisted by Mss Cleveland, Mrs.
Hoyt, Miss Bsyard, Mrs. Manning, Mrs Endi.