Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-03-19
BY TELEGRAPH Il TO TRIBUNE

~ IELEGRRPH 3lU ] RlBUkE
RAILROAD MEN ON A STRIKE
ATsT. LOUIS.
The TWO Washington Scandals Still
in Full Blast---The Donnelly-
Washburn Case---Items Of ~
National Interest. - D.
(Speciaz Dispatches to The lTri6une.)
RA1LRoADERs ON AsTRIKE. @ss
PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 19.-All the
train men on the Cumberland and. PENN
sylvania railroad, are on a. strike for
twenty per cent advance of wages. The
stlike causes three til ousand miners and
laborers, to remain idle. The yard men
on all the railroads at St. Louis will
strike today unless an advance is made.
THE HILL SCANDAL. = ..
WASHINGTON, March 19.-The Hill
case seems pitiful. The woman Raymond
haunts the capitll with her babe in her
arms watching for the venerable senator,
who is secuted for. The woman claims
it is Hill's son, and that Hills private
secretary made her sign a retracti0n, she
being ignorant Of its contents, and paid
her thirty dollars, also promising more
to support her. She was yesterday sum-
moned by the police from the capitol.
Miss Raymond has been invited to have
herself and baby photographed, the artist
promising her a liberal loyalty on the
sale.
THE CHRISTIANCY SCANDAL.
WASHINGTON, March 19.-The Chris
tiancy scandal has no new developments.
Both husband and wife bring charges
against each other.
|Senator Christiancy married a young
treasury girl eighteen years old, and this
is the result Young Washington society
has probably prejudlced her against the
old man.-ED.
WASHBURNE- -DONNELLY.
WAsn1NGTeN, March 49, The third re-
port Of the subcommittee on elections and
the investigation of the Washburne-Don-
nelly election yesterday presented its re-
port to the house. It is, as foreshadowed
by previous dispatches, in favor of Don
nelly, and reports that he is entitled to a
seat, having a majority of 230 over Wash
burne TO accomplish this all the unnum-
bered ballots in Minneapolis are thrown
out. Three hundred and four cases are
cited alleging corruptiusc of money on the
part Of Washburnc. It is thought the
whole democratic house, however, is like
ly to vote the unseating Of Washburne
but they are not likely to vote to seat Don
nelly.
FAILURE OF HEAVY SPECTATORS.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, March 19-The
recent failure of grain spectators in this
city has involved ten banks in amounts
from two to sixty thousand dollars, the
largest liability being 100000 to the
Grand Rapids City National. The De-
troit National has $4,000; Farmers AMI
Mechanics, Grand Rapids, $4,000, and
the Cold Water National, $35,000. -.
CONVICTION OF 4 BLATHERSKITE.
i SAN Francisco, March 19.-L. J. Gaf-
ord, a sand lot agitator and leader was
convicted yesterday, on jury trial, of u.s.
ing incendiary language, and Will receive
sentence to-day.
CYRUS RESIGNS.
New YORK, March 19.-Cyrus Field
has resigned his position as president Of
the elevated railway.
RHODE ISLAND FOR BLAINE.
PROVIDENCE, March 19-The Rhode
Island convention yesterday elected eight
delegates for Blaine. -. ID. E,.4s->.@
RHODE ISLANDS GOVERNOR. .
PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 1S.-The
republican state convention nominated
A. H. Littletleld for governor. Henry
Fay for lieutenant governor, and rc-nomi-
mated the other officers
"WEARING OF THE GREEN
NEW YORK, March list. Patrick's s
celebration and parade in New York
was small.
THE "MoLLIEs'' AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March 1S.-For some wee ks
there has been trouble among the coal
miners at Rapid City, ILL.,, on account Of
some strikers who were willing to return
to work. Mystic warning with skull! and
cross bones and signed Mollic Mcguire
have been distributed among those who
were thought to. be weakening. Wcdnes-
day night Taylor Williams was shot
through the heart in his.own house. Two
suspected men have been arrested and are
held for the inquest. More trouble is