The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-04-05

Grosyenor for congress.
"a mob hanged Will Edwards (col.
ored) near Greenville, Miss, for the
murder of Edward b. johnson.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
In South Africa there IRE at least
three places where fighting is likely
to take place at any time. Lord Ne.
thuen seems to be on the verge OF
action at Warrenton; Gen. Clements
is reported to be advancing against
a hostile force of Orange Free Staters
at Fauresmith, and Gen. French evi.
IDENTIFY is attempting to locate Com.
mandant DIVERS troops in the neigh.
borhood of Ladybrand. !
The premier Of Newfoundland, Mr..
Bond, will appeal to the country at
the coming election in favorsof reel.
procity with the United States.
Several papers captured from FIJI.
ipinos show they aided Americans in
order to gain arms to fight for indie.
pendence.
1t is said that Russia is secretly Civ.
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Several Reconnaissance Of slight
Importance continue to be the only
features of the WARM South Africa.
About 10000 Beers were guarding the
nine passes over the Drakenberg range
in the vicinity of Ladysmith. Rains
were general and many camps were
transformed into swamps.
On April IA the Paris exposition will
be officially opened.
1t is said that the sale of the Danish
Antilles to the United States has prac.
tically been completed.
Great Britain, Germany, France.
Russia and Italy have agreed to Sec.
rotary Hays proposal for the main.
tenance of the "open door" in China.
LATER NEWS.
May pork sold for $12. so in Chicago
the 2sth, the highest since May, 1895.
The bill repeating the boxing law
passed the New York senate, and with
the governors signature will become a
law.
General Joubert, commandment gen
eral of the Boer forces, died the 2Sth
of stomach trouble. He was 6S years
old and was a descendant of a French
Hugenot family.
The first International cat exposition
will open at Berlin, Germany, next
month.
PoI,cemen Kirkly and Adams were
md cor;o,,e11y ~,o,,-I1I - d..
Ala, by two men supposed
to be safe crackers.
Over half of the 300 strikers who
walked out of the Knoxville. Tenn,
wooden mills have returned to work.
Non-unior labor has been put in place
of the strikers still out.
The night express on the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad collided with a freight
train at Whitney, Ind, killing Engi-
neer Richard Reniman.
The tobacco trust will close the great
Scotch factory at Detroit, Mich,
throwing out 1000 employees after
May 1. g
Geo. R. Sands, who for 20 years i'm
personated "the old woman who lived
in a'shae" in Barnum's circus parade,
died in New York.
W. J. Rainey, the millionaire coal
and coke operator of Ohio, died in a
hospital at Cleveland.
United States Consul Hay and his
secretary have gone to Kroonstad to
make necessary arrangements for Unit
ed States representation in the Free
State.
Unknown parties blew up the resi-
dence of L. L. Patrick at Chisaw by
dynamite. Patrick represents a Mont
real mining syndicate, and the miners
there allege he jumped several claims.
No lives are believed to have been lost.
It is reported at the navy depart
ment that Rear Admiral Howell, the
senior in his grade, is about to seek
retirement. He is at present on duty
as the head of the naval examining
board.
Lieutenant Commander Rose, who
who recently applied for retirement,
has instead been given six months
leave of absence, at the expiration of
which time his cas will come up for
further consideration.
Secretary Root will establish a mill
tary prison in the Philippines.
Mrs. Langtry was not allowed to
produce her play, 1.-THE Degenerates,'
in Pittsburg.
Five men were killed and several Sc.
verely injured by a cavern at Spokane,
Wash. A of brick weighing hun
dreds of tons keeled over, burying a
whole gang of workmen.
Ex-senator Philetus Sawyer died at
his home in Oshkosh, Wis, the Goth,
aged 81 years.
The Shah of Persia has appointed
Mofakham ed Dowleh minister pleni-
potentiary of Persia to the United
States,
An immense mass meeting in New
York passed resolutions condcmninp
the Puerto Rico tariff bill.
It is asserted that Aguinaldo has Wis
tied Manila in disguise.
The porte of Turkey has informed
the United States legation that in the
future the importation of American
pork will be prohibited, giving as a
reason that the meat is injurious to
the public health. Mr.. Lloyd c. Girls.
CON- United States charge d'affairs,
protested theoretically, demanding
the annullation Of the measure.
The foreign embassies at CONSTANT
nople have sent a collective note to the
government declaring in positive