The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-10

Con. BOulangcr rode ont in II cnrringe
for the frs, time sine" his duel with Flo,uet.
II" drove through I'll" I:ns tie I.nulnguc, fol-
lowed hy sixteen cnrringrs filled with news.
"A bas Flnlurt." "a bns Ferry" and "Vive
Ii"nlang'r' until they rl."ars" Thcgrn-
erals c;irriag,. was escorted l,nck To pnris by
| an immense crowd Of l,"wling gnmins
The officers of the Northern Pacific railway
were in consultation for many hours Mt New
tirnrrnl Mnrtin of Mnnitol,n. The general
understanding mm,ng outsiders was that
they wrrr clni'alvoring tucffct some plan for
corporation lstwrrn the Northern Pacific
and the Red River Valley railroad. Premier
tirTnwny. when seen mt the Fifth Avenue
hotel late tonight, sail that an agrerrment
had l,~n completed by thu representatives of
til" Manitoba government and tho Northern
Pncitic Officials. but that it would no doubt
require legislative endorsement untl r;titicn-
tion by the Northern Pacific
There isu possibility. if no more. tl,ut the
Chicago prosecution Of the Bullctuinn ,ly,,,,.
mite r"nspira'"rs may result in the capture
| and punishment "r"imln'rtnnt criminals.
| Appearances point to johann Most us the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. His trail shows mt inter
walls all through the plot. States Attorney
| l"ngnmk"r mud inspector BontirlI ar" con
WINGED that Most belongs in the dock with
| the four Iuhcnians. and no stone will liz left
| nhturnr,i to put him there. Considerable in.
formation. which. from the natun of things,
cannot l@ mad. public, is already in the ill.,
| sl"'tors hands. and there is chance ut
every turn that the missing links may he
picked up.
Just lnfore the st. Paul train left the
Union depot at Sioux fifty, Iowa. Mrs.
| George Martin entered the rear cur and
drawing II r:'whi,lr whip attacked Ilcr hus
baud. who WIS sitting in !; sea-, with lady
who lives ut l.cmars. Mrs. Martin struck
her husband 10 or II blows in tho f,cc and
drove lin out Of tho ear, when an officer in.
trrfrrsl: The ntfair cratc,l quite scene
The wifi. loudly mphrii,lr,l her husband for
| unf;,ithfulnrss The pnrtirs ure wealthy and
highly connected.
Miss Jennie Gould is a school teacher and
farmer Of l.yndchoro. y, II. She is forty
years old. fnir and highly educated. Her
farm IL said to b" worth S1OOOO. Last May
Joseph ltoml,rll came tOtOwn to nut engines
into I'll" factory offs d. Chandler & Co. lie
was rty-tivr. handsome nnd II wi,lower
liz met Miss Gould and they lrr;lInr cig,,,.ul.
The welding was fixed Every tl,in;. w.Is in
readiness. but the groom failed to appear.
Finally tr came and explained that his wifi,
went To New York with his wife. and Miss
Gould has engaged her school for another
| term.
The Hallway Age says: This vc,ir. up 4
July !, railroad foreclosure sales numbered
twelve, representing 7,'t miles Of line am, Il,
total nppnr"m, funded debt and capt. III stock
| OF S'l .la2,00O. III the same period of
lSSI there were nineteen sales involving
| thr" aud ~ hnlftimrs tho mil,ugr and near.
~ iiv" tunes the capital of the foreclosures
this year"
a rntlrr curious .lisl"sition has been made
of I'll" ashes Edward Il. Munich, who WA. in.
riir"r','",l ut the Fresh Pond rr"inatnry in
Long Island On July 10. His :lslns. weighing
about Ave pounds, were. in nrurlanr" with
his wishes aud thos" of his wife. scattered
over III" Of the flower beds on the lawn il,
front of h" rturt house. where they are still
plainly ,ls,"rnibr.
Jarnh Moore, aged tifty-twn yrnr.. shot
niI'l killed his sistrr-iIi-law. Mrs Mary Moore,
AT Detroit. Mich. II" had not l",n Iayin,.
fur his board. and shot her lm,a,lsr iii" ,lun.
md him. u" then shot AT Ali,'. the sixteen.
ydar-old daughter of Mrs. Moore. hut missed
her. md then shot llimsrlf in the side.
A gang Of ruhlmrs WAS broken up, in la
Surnr connty,Minn. Pat. O'Erirn AMI ,Inugl,
ter were arrested, AMI their house found filled
with plumber. The raid of til" den mr;,us The
breaking upn II bad rendezvous The gang
are said to have l"~n in tho habit of going
out On their thriving raids an, sending in
their plumber I" this O'Brirn house. from
where II WINS shipped to 81. Paul or elsewhere,
aud sold. Two of the gang. l,aiIy and Ry;,,
| were sentenced this summer al ST. Peter Ia
the pcnitentinry for one year for rnbhin:. the
st. Peter depot last winter. u Brrn and
daughter Ellen were bound over to appear
bciorc tho grand jury in October,