The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-03-02

Thomas Ryburn Buchanan, the Glad
house OF commons for the west division OF
Edinburgh. He received 3.294 votes
aga inst 3, 24s forhis opponent, MIR. Raleigh,
a Liberal-Unionist.
Bismarck hns obtained from Count
Schovaloff the Russian ambassador at
Berlin, a definite declaration OF the cars
demands with reference to Bulgaria. No
secret is made OF the exact character of the
proposals nor OF the official opinion that
they will be summarily rejected. The czar
ask substantial recognition to the rights
OF II ussia to control Bulgaria and Romme.
liza. Prince Ferdinand and the sobranje
are to be wiped out. and u Russian com.
missioner, with q Turkish colleague, is to
recognize the government and the army,
and control the elections for new SO.
branjc. Russia further claims the right to
occupy the principality until the czar
deems it proper to withdraw his troops
The impossible nature OF these demands
aggravates the situation.
At East Bridgewater. Mass. Rogers &
Sheldon's iron works burned, including
storehouse, machine shop and several
sheds. About one hundred men were en-
100000. Insurance $4,000.
Wis, gave nm opinion in the celebrated
Norwegian Lutheran church controversy
case from koshkoning, Dane county. Sew
eral years ago the majority OF the members
OF the church seeded for doctrinal rea
sons. but sought to secure possession of
the church building and other property.
The decision il adverse to them, and leaves
the church in the possession OF the minor.
ity.
The trial OF Joseph Row. charged with
killing ConstableS s. C. Logan in Des Moines
Inst March, terminated by a verdict OF
manslaughter. The case was tried at
Boone on change OF venue. continuing two
| weeks. Constable Logan was in the act OF
arresting one Campbell. driver OF deliv.
cry wagon. whom he discovered delivering
liquors without a legal permit. Row in.
terfered with the officer and attempted to
prevent the arrest on the ground that
drew his revolver because Of Rows threat.
enins acts. and thercupon Row shot him
twice, killing him almost instantly.
Winnipeg Special: Another Manitoban
has deserted the Union Jack for the Stars
and Stripes. ]. q. Mills, the largest te,
merchant in Winnipeg, recently boarded o
freight train and departed for Minnesota,
leaving numerous creditors. He made an
| assignment to his principal creditors and
also removed all his household furniture
from his residence. Mills came to Winni-
has since done Il good business. He has ia
ken an active part in religious matters and
his hasty departure caused great surprise.
The principal creditors are Thompson l.
Co.. Arville & Co., Tees & Co.. and tho
Free Press company. His liabilities over
his assete are estimated at from $4,000
to $50, 900.
The Countess de Chamhrum. one Of the
leaders Of French society, gives novel re.
captions. The guests arc first conducted
to ~ private chapel, and after u short
prayer by the chaplain, a sacred concert
il performed by the organ choir.
The president sent to the senate the fol.
lowing nominations: Enos Green OF Iowa,
agent for the Indians Of the sac and Fox
agency in Iowa: l.. p. Briscoe Of Mississip.
pi, agent for the Indians OF the Crow
agency in Montana, and Leonard b. Cor.
nell OF New York, receiver ofpublic moneys
ut Spokane Falls. Wash.
Jesse Lee Hall, late agent Of the Kiowa
and Comanche agency. has been dccl ared
by the department of the interior IL de-
iaulter and his case is now in the hands OF
tho department Of justice for prosecution
Sir Sackville Vests ancestor, Charles
Sackvillc. earl OF Dorset. who was cham.
berlain to William ILL.,, was the author OF
tho verses beginning; ITO all you ladies
now ON land.''
Maj. Bell says tho bill for a railway from
Port Arthur to Winnipeg will certainly
pass the dominion house.
The secretary of the interior has held
Henry Il. Williams to his resignation which
he was anxious to withdraw, and the nom.
nation OF his successor Us agent 0f the
Crows WAS sent to the senate. The new
agent l.. r. Briscoe. il IL resident Of Fort
Gibson, Miss. lie il an attorney of high
standing in that state. and'the Mississippi
delegation speak very highly oil HIM. lie
lives in General Hooker's district. and the
general is largely responsible for Ills selcc.
ton. although Justice Lamar probably
endorsed him.
a duel has been fought near Presburg be-.
tween DR.. Mcisner. Vienna correspondent
Of the Cologne Gnzette. and Herr Frisia yer.
Of tho Vienna Tagblatt. Meisner received
n slight confusion in the side. Tho duel
was the result 81 newspaper quarrel: