Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-08-20
TRIBUNE CHOWCHOW
ST. JULIEN AND MAUD. 8. FAIL
TO CONNECT.

ST. JULIEN AND MAUD. s. FAIL
TO CONNECT.
The Knights Templar Fail-John
Kelly Bolss-Tcoubles OF Erin
The Whisky Ring-Census
Frauds-Ole Bull, Etc.
RED HOT.
ST. LOUIS, Aug 20.-Yesterday was the
hottest day in six years in St. Louis. The
thermometer made as high as 101 in the
shade.
BLAZES.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 20th.-Lightning
struck two oil tanks at Dallas City, Pa,
last night. Fifty thousand barrels of oil
are now on fire.
SHERMAN SPEAKS.
New YORK, Aug. 90. Secretary Sher-
man spoke at the Garfield ratification
meeting in Washington last night. The
meeting was immense.
KELLY ON THE RAMPAGE.
BosToN, Aug. 20-A telegram from
Montpelier, VT, says New York advices
say Kelly is going to desert Hancock and
turn over to Garfield. The source Of the
rumor is unknown and is probably fshy.
COME TO DAKOTA.
LONDON, Aug. 19.-'The large rain fall
in Germany has done irreparable damage
to the crops. It is estimated that this
years crop will not harvest more than
one fourth of the average.
A PARRICIDE.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 20.-The son of ex-
Sheriff Hutchinson, who was shot and
killed at Pine City Monday last, confessed
yesterday that he did the deed because
Hutchinson was abusing his mother, who
is Chippewa squaw.
BENEFITS BOON.
DEADwooD, Aug. 20.-The various pri-
maries have been held throughout Gus
ter county, and in each instance the dele
gates chosen to the county convention
were out and out Bennett men, which in
sures him the delegation to the territorial
convention.
THE SWIMMING MATCH
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20-The SWIM
ming match between Boynton and Fearn
at Atlantic City was declared off yestcr-
day, because Fcarn was taken with
cramps after an hours swimming. Boyn-
ton was leading at the time.
MAYS LANDING DISASTER.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20.--An investi-
cation has been ordered as to the cause
of the accident to the Mays Landing ex
cursion tram, and to discover if any par
ties are crlmlna]ly responsible for its oc-
curreuce Two more of the victims died
today.
THE HARP OF ERIN.
LONDON, Aus g. 19.-Additional forces
have been sent to Ireland on account of
the continual uprisings and riots. The
coast is to be closely watched in order to
prevent the landing Of arms. Custom
House officers have been, instructed to
| exercise unusual vigilance and examine
every craft entering any port of whate yer
kind.
THE RELIGIOUS FIGHT
| at Downpatrick was most serious affray
between Orangemen and Catholics. 1t
is estimated that fifteen hundred people
were wounded, about three hundred of
them fatally. The fight lasted seventeen
hours, the police being po verle:s. The
town is now quiet, troops having arrived.
OLE BULL.
New YORK, Aug. 20.-Cable dispatch
es confirm the death of the celebrated
violinist, Ole Bull, at his estate in Ber-
gen, Norway, and state that Mrs. Bull,
who is a daughter of Hon. J. G. Thorpe,
of Madison, Wis, will remain in Norway
during the winter and visit America next
spring.
CENSUS FRAUDS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O-It is reported
that Superintendent Walker of the census
bureau will send an additional force of
special agents into the southern states to
investigate the reported census frauds.
The Superintendent is in daily receipt of
letters from all parts of the south, from
parties of prominence and unquestion-
able integrity, bitterly comp planning of the
BARE FACE FRAUDS
of enunerators, who are cvidentl y in
structed by the politicians. The COM
missioner at first doubted the reports, but
evidence of so unquestionable a nature is
accumulating that he deems a thorough
sitting Of some state reports necessary.
The registered increase in population in
South Carolina RACES so per cent, and
that, too, in state that has had no i'm
migration during the last decade.
THE GREAT RACES.
BosToN, Aug. 20.-St. Julien trotting
against time at Springfield, Mass, ycster-
day, made 2:15. The track is claimed to
be from 3 to seconds slower than the
Rochester track, and Maud S. could not
get under 2:19. She was in bad shape
and disconnected by the crowd, which