Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-08-30
THE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
ITEMS CORRALED FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE GLOBE.
Southern Yellow Fever Sufferers
Calling for Aid---BonnerP Pur-
chases Rarus---General
Foreign Fla1hes.
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INTERNALLY HOT.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 3O-The last few days
have been very hot and dry. Yesterday
was the hottest day of the season.
YELLOW FEVER. r.,
MEMPHIS, Aug 3O.-The fever is again
on the increase. Twenty-Five new cases
are reported and ten deaths. Twenty-Five
nurses were assigned to duty today by
the Howard Association.
GEN. HOOD STRICKEN. .
New ORLEANS, Aug. 30-Gen. Hood is
reported dangerously ill, Another child
has the fever. Since the first case of yell
low fever, there have been seventeen cases
and five deaths.
CALLING FOR AID.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 30.-The Ma
tional Board of Health received a tcle-
graphic request for aid from New Orleans
and ten thousand dollars has been sent to
the health authorities of that State.
BRIBED LEGISLATORS. .
HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. 30.-In the leg
islative bribery cases to-day true bills
were returned by the grand jury against
Charles B. Walter, E. j. McCune and VIM.
H. Kemble, corrupt solicitation members
Of the legislature. A number of members
testified that money was guaranteed them
for votes in favor of the riot bill. %
DROwTH IN WISCONSIN. ~ .i.la
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 3O.-The unprecc-
dented drowth in central Wisconsin has
caused the farmers to feed hay to their
stock and fall feed is ruined. aiI
VIGOROUS KICK
LONDON, Aug 3O.-A London telegram
says that Capetown dispatch states that
Notwithstanding Gen. Woolsley's hopful
tone, it is reported that the Iwazies have,
at the last moment, refused to join in op-
erations for the capture Of Cetewayo
. r. COMMERCIAL TREATY.
PARIS, Aug. 30-The announcement
relative to the commissioner in his move
ment for treaty Of commerce with the
United States seems to receive general
encoura cement. Twenty-Five chambers of
commerce, including Paris, Lyons, and
Bordeaux, voted favorable to such treaty.
aa CRACK CRICKETERs. .5Ia
Howe, prominent Irish amateur, is
on his way with Il team of cricketers to
America. y a.g ..s s%.9 \- ..'.
... ....t ID. STABBED. A -.... +... 'r-
L1BsoN, Aug 30-The Portuguese con-
sui at Pernambuco has been stabbed to
death. The assassin escaped. -s .gai
..-.. ... GOLD FROM LONDON. 20
NEW. YORK, Aug. 30.-The gold re-
ceived at the assay Office from London
since the 18th of August amounts to $4,-
100000, and it is manifest that as much
more will be received. e..-..-.. ..
.e-n KILLED THEIR MAN. Ii
LITTLE Rock, Aug. 30.-Henry Stew
art and William Elliott, committed mur.
derers in the Indian country, were exc
cuted at Ft Smith today. ss.
MINNEAPOLIS PROBABLY DISAPPOINTED.
New YORK, Aug. 30.-Robert Bonner
is the purchaser of Rarus.
At the Coney Island Beach track Mollie
Mccarthy, Bramble, and Fartune were
to have run for purse of $4,000 to-day
Great disappointment was manifested
when it was learned from the owner that
Mollie Mccarthy was broken down and
woul never run again.
Five thousand people were at Madison
Garden tonight at the reception of Wes
ton.
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