The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-09

iavor OF Mr.. Could no matter though he
has wealth unlimited at his command, no
10 the most universally despised creature
'on the American side Of the Atlantic to-
day. Ispeak from knowledge OF the people,
having mingled among them.
Anti-Boycott Charge to Jury.
Judge Sloan charged as follows:
Segnitz & Co. were firm OF cigar manu-.
facturers employing between 600 and 700
men. Robert Schilling was state organizer
Of the Knights OF Labor, duly authorized.
The indictment against the defendant was
anjrstctment under the statutes. On the
part of the defendant it Is claimed that at
the time the threats were made Segnitz &
Co. had made an agreement for the year
tsith the International Cigarmakers' union,
{ eAhich was On act Of bad faith with the de.
fendant, and that everything said or done
by the defendant was not in violation Of
any law in the statute book. Every man
has q right to work or to be idle. Advice
or pursuasion may be used to induce q
man to quit work, but violence must
not be used, for it is wrong. The boycott
hns no place in our constitution. It is an
enorn,ity not to he tolerated in O civilized
community. 1t is time that the men who
believe and practice such things should
learn that the law will put it's strong hand
upon them when they break the law. Any
thing which tends to elevate the condition
OkSle working class is commended by law.
twas necessary to prove that the threats
were malicious. Athrcat to iniure business
is as much q threat as one to burn q build
ing or destroy machinery in a building. 1t
must also be proved that the threat was
made with the intent to compel the per-
SONS so threatened to do something against
Nhn o1 oh0 rsx
ing the defendant the benefit OF any doubt,
ETC., followed.
The military guard which has watched
Garfields tomb at Cleveland for nearly
five years, was withdrawn by order OF the
war department.
Annie Cox, u pretty white girl OF Char
lottesvillc, Va, married a coal black negro
named jackson. There is a row in the
family.
The wife Of ex-Rev. w. H. H. Murray
Adirondack Murray is practicing mcdi-
cine in New Haven, Conn.,, with much sue
cess.
Gov. McEnery OF Louisiana. in order to
head of thousands Of petitions. signed the
Sunday law ten minutes after it ca me from
the legislature.
Alfred Hanlon, one of the renowned FAM
lily of gymnasts, died ut Los Angeles Of
consumption.
Mrs. Malloy, evangelist, indicted at
Springfield, Mo-, for the murder OF Sarah
Graham, sues the Peoria Jou rnnl for libel
Moses A. Dow. publisher of Waverley q
Magazine, left an estate valued at 81, ,OOO,-
900.
William Silvers, desperate, fatally
shot j. NJ. Shaw, marshal Of Lincoln, Mo-,
and escaped.
The special convention for the purpose
Of elccting an assistant bishop OF the Pro.
testant Episcopal Diocese Of ofPennsylvania
chose Rev. William Whitaker Of Nevada.
force OF British troops with two bat
teries has had "a severe fight with 800
Burmese rebels strongly entrenched near
Tnmmos. The fight lasted five hours. The
British iailins to dislodge the rebels, retir-
ed. Several officers were killed and wound.
fed.
Lord Salisbury has written for publca-
tion a letter denying in detail every as
sertion made by Mr.. Parnell concerning the
alleged negotiations made on behalf of the
late Conservative government to secure
Irish support in return for the concession
Of home rule.
In vetoing an act granting pension to
Newcomb Parker, the president says: Be-
fore the passage Of the bill herewith return
ell the commissioner of pensions, in ignor-
ance Qf the action OF congress, allowed
his claim under the general law. As this
decision OF the pension bureau entitled the
beneficiary named to draw pension from
the date OF filing his application, which,
under the provisions especially in his
favor, would only accrue from the time OF
its passage, l am unwilling that one found
worthy to be placed upon the pension rolls
: by the bureau to which he properly appli-
ed should he an actual loser hy reason Of a
special interposition OF congress in his
behalf.
The French senate has adopted the bill
authorizing the city Of Paris to issue a
loan Of $50, 900, 600 to inaugurate public
Improvements for the purpose OF FURNISHING
work to the unemployed.
In the French chamber Of deputies, the
minister OF posts and telegraphs introduc-
ed q bill to authorize company to lay
cables between France and the French an.
titles and Guiana.
MIR. Strait has been informed by the pen.
sion Office that pensions have been grant
ed John Lieber and David c. Sykes Of Le-
Sueur, Joseph Fountain Of MOutevideo
and John Koch OF Chaska.
Spanish violinist, refused $500, which was
offered him to accompany Patti in q single
song at her last concert before her mar
riage. He demanded 81 900.
When the late David Davis was on the
supreme bench he ate two apples and a GIN
ger cookie and drank n glass OF milk, at q
cost OF fifteen cents, each day at O'Clock.
He spent very little money for his living
Mrs. U. s. Grant and Col. and Mrs. +. d.
Grant arc at Ocean Avenue cottage, Long
Branch.
Archbishop Gibbons OF Baltimore is
formally invested with the scarlet beretta
OF the cardinalate.
Extension Agent r. NJ. Kelly Of Louis
willie, Ky. settles shortage Of $51 900 with
the government.
Vice President Hoxie, of the Missouri Pa.
cifc, refused to pay for long telegram
which had been sent to him by Chairman
Curtin OF the congressional labor investi-
eating committee. Curtin paid for it out
Of the house contingent fund.
The commerce committee OF the house
reported itvorably the house bill, giving
the Minneapolis, SAINT st. Marie & At.
lantic railroad company authority to
erect a bridge over st. Mary's river at the
500. probably over the rapids.
The republican Ohio congressman make
another demand for the investigation OF
Senator Payne.
Lieut.. Sedgwick Rice, Of the Twenty sec.
ond infantry, will upon the expiration Of