The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-09-11
The vessels lies in bad position. All O.
board were saved.

port oil the signal service station at St,
Paul to have been the coltlest August on rec.
the mercury reached u lower point, but ncv.
er since observations have been taken ut
st. Paul have the maximum and mean
temperatures for August been so low.
A twcnty-four-year-ol claim for 5000
has just been allowed by the sixth. auditor,
in favor Of Mrs. Catherine Milly of An.
napolis, Md, whose house Gen. Butler and
command ut the outbreak Of the war. Tho
claim now amounts to several thousand
dollars with its accumulated interest
For days past heavy run has been con.
tinuously kept up on tho Bank of Ireland,
and it now amounts to almost a panic.
Inc Irish Tory papers are now filled with
bitter and vindictivc articles concerning the
alfair, and they intimate that the entire
run was engineered in revenge from the Iii
bernians refusal to make advances to the
Munster bank during it's recent troubles.
1t is known that Gen. Sheridan, who is
now on the st. Lawrence river, has not vet.
dehnitely rendered to any army officers The
position ns aides on his staff which will lm.
come vacant Oct. by the detachment Of
Colonel Gregory and Davis. An army Of
itcer Of high rank said that il is the opinion
that Capt. Stanhopc +. Blunt, ordnance
CORPS will bc rendered one oT the vacancies.
Capt. Simmons, commander OF the Yacht
Puritan, was III Washington to procure
from Gen. Dumomt supervising inspector
.',.tna; " s.''iTs, T,S: piiot llcrnseduly
nnost ~ III, n.,n.., " a., "o,,t ~. ~ 'he re'
(;nnesta, in o,y,"r .,n. ~. ... ."'sl'sn Sarht
| b,th ynchts roulI MT hn ,,,,.a.:,, s. VI
the race.
\ .neH.per Vi congress- VINO was cavalry
officer during the war visited the pension
building the other day for the first tim.
iuIlu M n'u - oe G;lkeh away III ihanambulnnce.
i.e ny ~ saiu 70 nave D'efl overcome By the
term Gotta Inns ,ni;n, s.a. ,..m u, ~. .,'e
M,ild;no il bnI,l;n,, tt,., 49,, 49, "'"'ni .no
riuht insto,, ~ thes ,.,Tt ,,',.I l,l's IN the
NJ .,',. '' '' "' S""u"'
me Milieer oi Aighahista'i has sent nm
army oHcer from CaDul to investigate the
charges ot misconduct made by the British
oounu'Iy y. commission , against th"sovcrnor
VI ilclaC. Ahe prihciGii chnrsr Is that the
governor opens the confidential letters sent
mission md tl," ;ntimnt;"n !. VI ,.',',, WY s"m
that this tnmnc,imn :. m.T .ia,n' H. a"ns'seu u;
British interest," 80 '"' """' !" any
T.. 49,. -:
1,..I., ~ aH ,h.er'iew ~ Huntington, Iowa,
Of Si,lmma cI,,;"S ,r"s h}i I1aRe , o. 'hs court
a. iin.' 1.u: I.: .M'!''s' n"ius .iat tile con
tLo "e "a. uscison ", " not only inconfiict with
'hc "c.s oi cohsresa creating the court and
preserlb!ns lta duties, and with all pre-
sustained res,,it in n",,o"s,.: U iii. .:,.. WIZ,
ing the work of III" "o,,rt "n'i ;,!,.o'':N po'o:s
the aggregate M .xn"nso. s' y "''' '"'re"s'".
A ts,eos.,n h"s ,laa.'
ua,iam ~ tln .a uren received rom Judge
i'.',. y. .hc Iouro o COMMISSIONS of Ala
m.i, hs is .m.i e,'s; w , expected sayngt!at
! 49," " n,,I .','i ~ ''" n''n'e III IOWA ny SICK
lii ,' ,''.' ""'e m 10 tr;'fei. NO statement
.I Mili ne .iaue III answer 10 the decision OF
sne ''s' cohtroiier' III refusing NsluisitiOns
Judge Harlan arrives h."a ". ~. ~ "ta s" um. i.i
| the other members OF thn romrt "'''
,,,,, .,.,,,,..,
nn..a ia I,n, lt''ts' ''ohii custer, who odicd ut
b.S.o" tS, VINO ua,o' ;iorm'riy worked at foungs-
cn"f.ssnn ~. ~. - t.;''i o'ss.oMh' ~ ne made !.
h;s n,,',.. ,,.' -" 4 nu W. WHEN no stid That
i;iI'i III Inv ""e 'otn "u',u"ih; ~ thnt ne had
M.'sa NH ,'ita .'.me' McN;lihcea Waltlmm,
,". MI" M" .n"e. ,,'s name I" escape ar
v':.cssn,n :. was mace under II
til his death "'se' "''
A ,o,r.st,rv ,,,;.,. ,,...,,.
N"s, ''"a.s.".y t,a 1ritS pUl,d!nS at Lynn,
,"asa.,,u "ass, oreup.a ny Nicholas Wsbbcr ASA
~ ,,os r,,,' x, ~, r.. "%s burned. Inc mcto-
I,.;"s m.'Is., WI. wen"r' as manager ior
| W"II' sno ~ o"hs' ot boston. Mr.. .
tnr;n' ,,.', mus II i"'.en' process iof mnnuiac-
. " mms. n.s ', LOSS on naciiincry
nhm,t au 1n0 III ",,.,t .,'t.' ~: neepes lose
npou. sium,uuU. lho total insurance il
Tho new Ch;u.un ,,;,;.to, =; ,:,.,.
"u m.% .,'eM munster ls dcscrlimtl by
~ i.,, 1I n",t". " Wv . n'''.on Ion hs gentleman
nnrtam, ,n.;t;n, wv ~, '!''' hel's mtny I'M
l",a.;'tnp'.n'... . pns ~ u. '''c eMple: lie was
,;,"a ~ Ea.. ~ eie circuit ot the pro-
,.nsto,ns -, ;n'sn;, 1i'nt,, '"oI sIpenhtehdent of
no','i u"n,Tms ~ ane,no, ahd h'st year wasa
;ir ,;r 10 .he . English ministry Of foreign ai-
" +r" VI '"' s'''''"fs vi STATE IN this coun-
Try.
Union Pnriiic svstcm nj R"l S,.;,., ,a e'.le nn,s
miles west OF cheyenne thr c,,,,,'sm,, s, ~" 81,
Gently imported \. luryc numhnn ..i"M;,..,
to take tile nloce nf white rno,, M. 4...;...
force of white miners. nbunt nne bun,,roI
and fifty strong, orcaniyr.l nn,, "n,,,e,.
with shotguns. nar,le,J r., Ih;mn .nw,, -. ,,'s
CLEANED out the Chinese Will t;sch. sa"'.
Of load which killed srvcr,i .alost;s1sas.s
scared the Others AWAY H'''''' ''"'
The Nov yo,l n.;,,,
.s.;,,..,aa a., IN. ph'S Nnnihercial bulletin
ss.i'na.es @ 'he llre it'."es in the United States
This is u decided Improvement ,lpon former
records. the average OF the aggregate q. loss In
August Tor ten years past being 5 7, 900 600.
IN August, 1884. the fire losses wc,e about
$l0,00O,OO Nevertheless tho fire losses
0l the year to the end OF August foot up to
500, 100000, with fouv months yet to hear
from.
Prot. Grensfttes, of the yctcrin,rv.:,,,,t
mont Of tho Ontario c",ssc I .I'r q, Hepart'
has been inycstirutinn liz h.. sIuiime' ",,..,an
He pronounces # genuine ,,,..lar. ''o. AI..,'t
Is per cent of the hogs nff,rtaI I;. """t 1.","t
M 1,,ss mas accrued TO tho farmers Of South
.Eas, lGss.A, as airramy over 900 hogs have
aiea nie or ese,, Killed. The disease is very
sms'"h. ,maa'' aia appears TO be spreading be-
.,',i, o"IrI nmnersthuig ana kingsville The
n: omay known pteVontativeist to feed carbolic
ac'a'
1t il understood Mt the war f,en,r4,,.n.
that the new members Of Gen. SheriIan'S
st aft are not likely t,, IN. ,,nnnnn,..t hosn,s
Oct. 1. 1t seems to- be tho "n;n;"n ~
prominent army officer bey. 4T,,t I;ent
Cen Sheridan Ias cnncinGlrJ tn tandar ..n..
of the vacant positions az uide. do. cannon
his staff to CoI EmI w II IR""pon Rantoa', ..,i.;p
o, ,', .ae NUN cavalry. Col. Bontcen com
l'sahi..i regiment IN the volunteers, and
as .;s eap.ain t t, o! the seventh cavalry at the
~ I ths ., r;. .Gv ous'es ''sScre' saved the rest
vi 'l'e regiment.
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