The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-16

WestminDter and other places in British
Columbia accorded the train n joyous well
come. A handsome bouquet was handed
to the first lady passenger.
The Western Newspaper Union. Evening
Herald and other newspapers Mt Dnllus,
Tex, were burned out, with sea, 900 loss.
During tho last five years Chicago and
Michigan capitalists have bought 1,15D,.
532 acres OF pine lands in Louisiana.
The Patriotic Order Of the Sons Of Amer.
lea, just adjourned at Columbus. Ohio, has
2 membership Of los $50, and is q Know.
Nothing organization.
At Munice. Ind. a fire destroyed proper.
ty valued at SIS, 900.
Connecticut's new state prison IL to
cost $4,000.
Gen. Logan says he isn't candidate for
place on the presidential ticket Of 1888.
William Walter Phelps will he the Re.
publican candidate for governor Of Now
Jersey this year.
Special dispatches agree In the outbreak
in the East as gloomy. The massing Of
Russian troops in Bessarabrl has caused
great. great anxiety. ri The Chronicles GORE. GORE
Is sensrci belief in Turkish sa military 'e sir'
cles that war betwcen Russia and Austria
will not be long delayed. The Russian gov.
ernment is pressing the porte to pay the
indemnity due Russia.
Following il the text Of the Duluth veto
message. hereby return without approx
al House Bill No. $3.50, entitled "!in act
to provide for the erection Of IL public
building at Duluth, Mimi" After quite u
careful examination Of the public needs Mt
the point mentioned, am entirely satis.
fed that the public building provided for
IN this bill IL not Immediately necessary.
Not little legislation has lately perfected.
and very likely more will be necessary, to
increase miscalculated appropriations for
many OF the public buildings now in pro.
cess Of erection. While this does not fur.
nish a good reason for disapproving the
erection OF other buildings where actually
necessary, 1t induces close scrutiny, and
gives rise to the earnest wish thnt new
projects for public buildings should for the
present be limited to such as are required
by the most pressing necessities OF tile gov.
ernment's business.
The British imports for June decreased
as compared with that month Of last year
4140.O0O, and the exports increased
fS2O,OOO.
The great hall and the right wing OF the
university Of Brussels burned yesterday
Loss $500, 900.
Moorish troops have sacked and de.
stroyed English factories at Cape Judy,
on the west coast OF Sahara.
Among tho nominations for postmastcrs
are John A. Harris, Cheney, WASH, and j.
j. Mueller, Ellensburg, Wash.
The last hope Of the Gludstoninns, the
vote in the counties, has failed. The Eng.
snk -, go. Nl..
counties Of Somerset, Warwick, Hereford,
Derby, Denbigh and Shropshire. in which
ccnters the agricultural vote, have eturncd
Conservatives. Scotland continues Glad
stone. Numerous county polls have not
yet been taken, but it is impossible to re-
verse the defeat OF the government. The
Unionists are confident Of an ultimate
strength OF $40, against 400. The Con
servatives are certain that with IL compact
will form u complete conservative ministry.
President McCosh Of Princeton, robust
at eighty six, attributes his good health to
the constant use of oatmeal.
The son ofCol. Mosby. ex-coniederate and
late consul Co Hong Kong WAS recently
awarded the medal for tile best ct.ntribut-
ed article in the University OF Virginia Mag
azine.
sional district OF Minnesota, nominate
John Lind to succeed Wakefield.
The Minnesota prohibitionists nominate
]. +. Child for governor, with a full state
ticket.
John Hancock. ex-member oicongress is
candidate for United States senate from
Texas.
Chicago capitalists purchased 10000
acres OF Louisiana pine lands.
An elevator is being constructed at Pitts.
burg that will run $50 feet in one minute.
The Rev. Mother Aloysia Hardy, assis
tant general OF the Order oi the Sacred
Heart, who recently died in Paris, WAS ar
American, and came Of Southern family
Of wealth and high social position.
The Presbyterian church at keystone
OAK, is wrecked by q tornado.
been nominated as postmaster ct Webster
City, Iowa, was confirmed. Two men who
were nominated before were rejected, but
no objection was made to him.
j. 8. Delay, prominent Knight OF La.
bor, saya the cost Of the Gould system
strike to the knights was 81 .OOO. 900, and
in loss OF wages 81, 1,OOO.OOO. These figures
he said were 0fficial The cost to the rail
way company was So, 100000.
The Republican editors of the state Of
Ohio met at Columbus to express their
views on the refusal Of the United States
senate TO order an investigation into tho
election OF Senator Payne. Seventy.fve
editors, representing seventy counties were
was chairman. The committee on resoiu-
tionf. MuIat Halstead, chairman, report.
ed an address to the United States senat,
demanding an Investigation,
Representative William H. Cole. OF the
Third Maryland district, died at his resi-.
dence in Washington. Dr. Cole had been II
sufferer from Bright's disease for several
years past. He had besp unable to attend
the meetings OF the house except once or
twice during the present session. Tho de.
ceased leaves n vile but no children.
The nomination OF Gen. Fitz John Por-
ter to I've n colonel in the army on the re-
tired list was referred to the committee on
military affairs. after debate over the form
in which it W: g made out.
Robert l.. Upshaw Of Texas was no,nin.
ated for IndiaE agent at the Tongue river
agency III Montana. The salary is$ 81 800.
Among the nominations whose confirm q
ton was announced were the following: +.
asha, Wis. Postmasters-Oscar +. Blake.
". Darlingt on, Wis; h. +. Mallan, Ana-
conda, Mont; William Gilman. Chamber
lain, Oak. Frank b. Clayton was noInin.
ated as postmaster at Perdleton. Or.
Tbs committee on commerce reported
adversely upon the nomination of Herbert
F. Beecher 10 be collector of customs for
the district Of Puget sour d, and RECON-
mended his reiection.
At the Kansas republican convention
Coy. John A. Martin. Lieut.. Gov. A. p.
Riddle and Secretary OF State +. b. Allen
were renominated. D. NJ. Valentine was
nominated Judge OF the Eleventh judicial
district. The ticket was completed ~ fol.
lows: Treasurer, j. H. Hamilton; auditor
Timothy Mccarthy; attorney general, 8
H. Lovheed. Adjourned.