The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-09-27
Miscellaneous.

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/ The tHo hundred employees ofths Philadel.
phfa sAseter at Pueblo, 'eoio., struck Tor d
continuance Of sisht.hour instead Of the
twel 1ehouf shine. tsk. EART =
Tho steamship England will sell for Liver.
pool with 1,O22 live stsers and 400 quart
eisof beef being the largest cargo Of the
kind ever carried out of an American port.
The vnlue is $4,000.
Eight cotton mills in Preston, England,
and fourteen in Black burn have shut down,
and as O resnlt 80, 900 looms and a million
spindles are idle. The depression 10 spread.
ing In all the cotton centers Of Lancashire.
Ministers from oil parts Of PENNSYLVANIA.
Ohio, Wisconsin, New York, Iowa and Min
nesota were present ut Willkesbarre, Pa., to
attend the tenth convention Of the Welsh
Presbyterian churches Of the United states.
At the meeting of the Society of tile Army
Of the Cumberland ut Chattaaooga Gen,
Muzzy presented memorial az 10 the death
of Judge Stanley Aathews. Toledo, Ohio,
,s was selected as the place Of the next meeting,
The following officers were elected: President,
". >. Rosecrans; corresponding secretary
Gen. H. N. Cist: recording secretary, Col,
John N. Steele; treasurer. Gen. Joseph =.
fullerton; trst vice president, Maj. W. j..
Colburn OF Chattanooga. Among the vice
presidents by states are: Dakota, Capt
Lewis R. Tobin; Iowa, G. s. Robinson; Min.
nesota, Gen. ]. w. Bishop: Wisconsin, Gen.
II. Z. Hobart.
The steamer Centipede, Capt Hanson,
from Philadelphia for Lynn with coal, re-
ports that from the 9Th to the 14th inst, she
lay inside the Delaware breekwater hsad by
the violence Of the gale.. While there the
and rom thlrty.avs to forty lives lost.
Capt. Hanson states that the sight Of the
wreckage along the breakwater was heart-
rendering. A fne vessel would drift upon
the beach, going. q! to piecea. Hee crew
and rigging would either be washed of or
Cape Henlopen to slaughter beach, eight
miles arong the coast, the wrecks were thick.
One full rugged ship, four barks, three barges.
one brig and twenty schooners were driven
ashore in forty.eight hous: Capt. Hanson
says that it was the worst experiences be ever
had. On the Centipede's passage to Lynn
along the coast nearly dtty new wrecks
were counted by the crew.
Senator Gibbs spoke in the Legislature of
Georgia in favor Of forcing the negroes to
leave the state. Hereferred to the whole race
as vagabonds. "Emancipated." he said "the
negro becomes useless and dominant, and
lapses into barbar6us voodooism. The
lives and honor Of Southern women are in
constant danger ut the hands of the scoun.
drels. The time will come before long When
the white people Of the state will rise as one
man and demand the punishment or exter-
mination OF the race. Iapprove Of the whip
ping Of the negroes at East Point. When
white men strike for their home and fireside
come when the whites must stand up and
defend themselves and their families
There is not room enough in this coun.
try for both the negro and the Yankee.
The negroes are always at the call Of the cor.
pet baRger. want to sce this state at
least rid Of the whole race" The vote on
the question was tie and the president
gave his vote against Gibbs.