The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-03-26
r. Il. YOUNG, Publlshsr.
slhsaiptien, q Pr Aansn, IN Advance
General News Condensed

\ Nofth Dakota 100 = : - sss.- w., :.
General News Condensed.
Mrs. Eva D. Foleer, en- route from San
FrAIcisco TO Chicago, committed suicide
Ct the Union Pacific Sransisr hotel in
Omaha. She was accompanied BY hsrson,
Ross l. Folser, aged fourteen years.
There were 209 failures in the Unitod
States reported to Bradserest's during the
week ending goth, against Eli in the pre-
ceding wesk, and 247, 192, 198 and 40 in
the corresponding week Of 1885, '84, 'S3
and 'S2 respectively. About 70 per cent
were those Of small traders.
Miss Daisy Carroll has been arrested at
Spring City, for completely in the embexsle.
mcnt OF about 800, 900 from the Cham.
pion works at Springfield. Ohio, said to
have been committed by the confidential
bookkeeper, Frank Jones.
Nothing now has been discovered regard
ing the Rock Island express robbery, and
murder. Mike Humphreys has proved an
alibi, and "Texas," his supposed accom-.
plice turned up voluntarily In newspaper
Office In Chicago recently, and said he was
there all night the Hight the deed was com.
mitted. Humphreys had fed Immediately
after he sent tho dispatch making his
whereabouts known and claiming an nlibi.
Humphreys vile says lie is simply trying to
keep out Of the way until the excitement
over the crime cools down.
The Rev. DR.. Ross, for over twenty years
the principal Of Dalhousie college, died at
Halifax. -. \
were subdued by the gendarmes after &C.
we're fight, in which many rioters were
wounded. 1t 10 reported that while tho
burgomaster was dining with the Abbe
Liszt, in ahotelrecently q amob Of socialists
burst into the room and threatened to
murder the occupants. They die not, how
ever, attempt to carry out their threats.
1t il feared that q great strike will be in
augurated at I.iege.
The attitude. lately assumed by the
knights OF Labor has greatly altered the
views OF railroad officials on lines east OF
the Missouri river, and they have arrived
at the conclusion that it is only a question
Of time when they will have to contend
against the same difficulties ;,s are now pre-
venting the Missouri Pacific system from
carrying on its business.
It is stated that Mr.. Gladstone will not
be prepared to present his scheme Of Irish
reform to parliament before the first week
OF April. Mr.. Gladstone said in the house
- 'Tbhs s,n ah'n .h, = ww uays sso snnS ne noped
so,t;. M "u.. ..t snors.y 20 Ia%o y aay ZOE p.e'
Referring to cnrrsnt r,,,mors ah,prt * no
ture Of the scheme ~ I,;sl rofnrm xh;cb hi he
proposed to submit. Mr.. Gladstone asked
the members OF the house to exercise pru.
dent reserve in giving crelence to any OF
them. He added that hisstatement would
probably be followed by the introduction
OF a government bill to carry his plans in
to effect. Mr.. Gladstone asked that MON.
bers exercise wholesome spectism in regard
to rumors OF disscnsion in the cabinet.
Some OF the lobby frcquenters think that
1t indicates that the difference between the
premier and Mr.. Chamberlain has been or
will be arranged.
Senator McMillan's bills were reported
iavorably authorizing the construction OF
a bridge across the Mississippi river ut WI
mona. aud also Mt Red Wing, and across
ator Mcmillan also introduced Gilfiilan's q
bill appropriating $165. 900 for tho con-
struction OF a United States bonded ware.
house In st. Paul.
The following postma.ters were anno,nt.
ed: Minnesote-.Deerwood. R. H. Mar
,ord @ vice wheeler. removed; Lennex, b.
Alneh, wee Dinsmsn, removed; Mabroheva.
y. broot.
The house committee on Indian affairs
decided to report favorably the bill OPEN
Ing the Sioux reservation.
ENGINEER W. n Metco,, md Ey..n,,
Dick Clark were k;lieJ n m nuu "cc;daut an
the Toxaa T. Pacific rs;irond at Tons Tsr w
The engine enconnterad M nhst,nct;nr ~, nr
the track which camsed thc ho;i.r a. sra ".
nlotls. ~ -
I1. oy Mn expo sion Oh natural gas az Mur-
,ayssn,e u, 80 aa.' sessm persons T, were injured,
ta1Ha, seo q, ths'n s, a eas"y. me EXPLOSION was
.ImJMea s,.a;,;. ~ nre' n Mnlen aessr1yea seven
uMelnS " "rIses. rhose !ay ,anaity INJURED
NJ. M,.s.,Isl 1aarry syIor' Mnhah Aayi0r,
Hankin, fourteen years Of age.
The journal de- 81. Petershuro d.c,. ran.
Prince Alexander Of I,nIuaria xho claim:
a Lille title undor his apnointment bv Tnr.
melia- nust renonnce that cio;n, nna 60
tent himself with title to the oovarnorsi;n sS
Tor the term ~ fiva Voc ra Tha nows.. Iii
ins;st on this before they ratisy +Le .ctSon To-.
~ Tnrkev prime. AisxanIa, ,n.sas =
great mistake r ha think. that tha Gr..l
Gifficultv will influence Eurnne in h;s ~ vor
Wv 80 '''' ~ W.
H.. a esn?auon ,a;s;I mas Deen produced IN sicily
80 Mnn uS q. ,L Dy WTs,sAnos W cap
lure lure non n,esor A'pe1s NsisoH Hood the
lives nt the Cnst;llo 4; Waniaco Sh yIi:h was ne
given by the King Of Sicily to The % admiral I
as testimonial Of gratitude for the vic
tory Of Trafalgar. The brigands, who. it
is believed, had plotted to take him pris.
oner and hold him for high ransom, made
an attack in force upon tho place. The
servants rallied around their young mas
ter. A desperate and prolonged open bat.
tie ensued, which resulted in the defeat and
dispersal of the robbers, but only after
many OF Them were disabled by wounds
rom further fighting. Four OF the prison.
ers were taken prisoners and turned over
70 the custody OF the authorities. Hood
Is the son OF the Irish Baron Bridgport.
The court martha, ~ Rohert r R;v.,.
ofCompany II. Twenty.th;r.l % United e. n: stats.
infantry, has resulted in conviction. Che
court sitting at Fort Wayne, near Detroit.
Rivers is the son OF a wealthy Buffalo
family, a graduate Of Harvard. and was a
bank cashier in Buffalo until discharged for
crookedness. Two years ago he deserted.
but was recaptured. He forged nav.
masters checks for various amounta. For
deeorf;on he 10 son<onc.d ~, a 90 ,oo.. -