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Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-01-19
A 8ensation at Buffalo.

y
BurFA1o. Jan. l8.-There is a great excite
ment in this city over the arrest and indict-
ment of Thomas Waldron, familiarly known
as Brother Frank, 2 on the charge Of rape, in
violating the person OF little girl aged
seven years, named ,iattie Carr. Brother
Frank has for years been director Of. q we'll
known Catholic school called the Brothers
College," and was well known throughout
the state. It is claimed the act was accom-
.plished by the girl being enticed into his
room from the street for the sake Of getting
some candy, with which he filed her pockets
after accomplishing his designs. This story
was obtained from the girl b3 her mother,
who noticed her suffering, and when detec-
tive was called, she led the way to the house,
and on being ushered into the room, de-
scribed coat and hat hanging on the wall
as that Of the man who committed the ont
rage. and when the director was called, she
stated that he was the man who committed
the deed. Waldron, when some twenty
years of age, served as director OF De la
Sale institute, New York, for three years,
when he assumed the dictatorship here. He
lis IS years Of age. It is claimed By Brother
Frank friends that for some time past his
mind: has been affected. 5s55s. 3s
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8 8 5A.ether ? Paaie = 4 4 a l1ilwaakss..

3s&t4SS SSA0OG00k - 10 ~ III kW1OMO OO.$sstia5
# MnwAuKu, jan. ia terrible excite J.
sment and stampede was caused il the Grand
opera house tonight, during tho performances
OF tie ..Lights u London = by the Collier
company. IN tho third aet, calcium light
machins On the stage exploded with fearful
force, cansing i stampsds Ia the audisneooe
about COO. No ars followed. Cries OF
.sKsep your seats, q from all sides, and The
playing ef the orchestra, partially restored
order, 60 that nobody in tho audience Mas
hurt. Five OF the stage people. all of Mil
waukee, were hurt. Gust Stephens, 8 super.
vas cat in the les; Chas 9. Rhodss. . stage
carpenter and adysrtisina agent, was cut IN
the. .lsg; Jos. Foster, super, wound Ia the
breast; Albert Seymour, super, fraetnrs Of
skull and partially dissnnboweled; Robert
Farrington, snpsr, loft leg torn Of. Ths lat
tor txo cannot livs { trough the night. The
scene on the stage zwas: ons OF sad dsvasts-s
{ tion, and tho pley had to bs stopped. aftsr
winch tho aplianasz tsftt house IN rood
ordar 9Eeat indisnation prevailed sfeerit
I'd that ono of ths principal sztts,
{ |, Is s3oe las Incase tho scenery bod. caught
|6rs, this cuipabls nsgligsncs would have oost
Aanarods Of lives. s.. 535
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-01-19
The Yankton HAP Makers.

YAAKToN, Jan. 1s.-The Legislature did
some business to-day in the council. Walsh
introduced q bill to amend the charter of
Grand Forks. In the house Thompson intro
sduced q bill to increase the price Of liquor IL
:cense, minimum, to $500, maximum, $1,000.
Rinehart, q bill to relieve hail sufferers in th Q
Black Hills counties. Choteau, q. bill to de-
fine the boundaries Of Mantoba. 1nman, q
bill to provide for the organization and gov
ernment Of Dakota university. Resolutions
passed both houses thanking the O., =. d Sc.
Paul railway sompany for special trainslto 70
visit Sioux FALLS and Vermilion. Several
schemes have been developed. Bib
have been introduced to- create ths
counties Of Ordway, Becker. and Ray
mond. Ordwayto be formed from portions
of Grand, Forks, Ramsey and Walsh counties;
Becker from portions Of Diokey, Brown and
Ransom; Raymond from portions of Cass
and Barnes. A bill is also in procs:s Of In
cubation to enlarge Hyde county BY attach-
ing some Of Hughes and Sully. The mapof
Dakota viii be extensively changed whsn ths
present lesiala ature Is through with il.
To morrow the gislature win visit the In
sane asylum here. s
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Dswn the l.iae. ]

lDswn the Line.
k Five North Paoific locomotives are being
- sired in the oompany's shops at Fargo u
&. rHe-drivinR has commsnced for tho North
SRactnc avenue bridge across the raging Red
at Fargo. :sz s7ss 7s;:s:
Fred Macket, Of Casselton, recently sold
Z 80 sseions, which hoost him 500 6vsysazs5
Z " $4,000. =t sss=5ass
ss Ths Fareoites want Manager Oapshart -
ileupssn nrs. $1Angtry for 90 exhibition skats
Eat hiS rolisr rink. .ss. Il IL n
E Ths Dakota Wondsrland IL name OF . -
ltion at Fargo, circulated free byf1s'
akot1 land company. ss: - s4ss {.
E Tut nlin9 settlsrs arriving II Grand Fork
Aro roo0mpol3ed 10 t.rnOvo on, = there being no
houses for thsm 70 live il. ,l.,
There ars nearly 500 freight oars side
tracked q Fargo. nearly thirds Of which
are loaded With west bound freight. 81
sNiegsr Lon . 8 duaky dsnixen Of Grand
Forks, has besn arrested for stealing molases,-
pork and other valuables incantious!y left ont
OF doors By the merchants Of that blooming
burg. sss;s
Ess i: appears that the winner Of the h1t priss
- Tho Fargo spealing match the other night,
u o. N6oFhedd man, Now, therefore
Fargo has challenged Hoorhead 70 spsil4oE
b sohampionship.
Grand Forks Plaindealer: The Telegraph
opsrators at the freight depot have nothing
t0d0 but buxx the girls who Jerk lightning
EaJoug the line. There are several Lady opsr.s
Apromfi ientt d isl keeper Of Valley City
[bg Tho town board upon billiard and pool
q. - tho board win have to-
~ 70 laxko amount Of license m0nof
patd ~ other salooonists.
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- y. , =, q! 81. y
Up tho 1ine.

rg=fSS7
The Nissoula county jail contains i've
prisoners
Last Mnpdays fla, 900 worth Of bullion
was shipped 1faaa Batas.
Hay ias.orth On: per ton at Miles City,
and vii, % 3 expected, he worth e5O by
spring. g fS
The county Of Custer provides its Tailor
and his family with residence accommo. z pll q
Logan City, on the Utah g. Northern
has i small pox scare: Six cases have de.
velopeti. .45,.. !.
p. Al. Lafonia1ne, of 6tevensville, sold
nearly $500 worth of pork the pastIal,
and still hss plenty Of hogs left.
Notwithstanding the recent disastrous
fire in Benton, NO effort has been made
get fol dryan;zing : hre department.
Missonla Times 3 Ii 10 time Tor The: talk
about smallpox In Missoula 70 cease.
There is not i case in town or near town,
nor haa.thore been for some time.
Dillon Tribune: There are SIX misses
teaching Ia the Butte public school. As
there IS no Law ID Montana prohibiting
men froEi marrying school marms It'll
wonderful how these misses manage 10
hold their situa ions, year in and year
on, without being caught By the ma.fimo-
niaI Ihaller, s.sS= sss=s. ss
The governor scfs Idaho {errltory Ia his
message to tho legislature now ID se: sion
at Boise City, Warne,i that body against
the iufiher t0leration 81 poly ygamy 10 the
|terri,erY. i He referred to the scheme nf
1.-The MOrmOn priesthood. The realization
! Of which - said meant the entire SUD
VERSION of Tho rights and privileges en-
josed under free Institutions.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-01-19
D East Nieht,s FIRE Il MserheaA..

FAroo, Jan. ls. The Ksy City block 81
sMoorhead, ,waas burn ca to-night. The irsvsl
sdliscovered about half past sleven, and Tie
building Was in ashss s. half an hour. tn
Wind vas blowing from Tie northwest and
Ithat saved tho Grand Pacific hotel, whioh
~ only across the strset ThS Ksy City
block vss q brick yensered structure, com.
.plstsa S leslaad - beilt s seestosi ioul
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THE LEGTSLAIDRSA ! At :W W4ASHING.
TON IND YANKTON
Terrible Crime Of . Priest q Buf-
falo More Balloting e Sc Panl
Fire Last Night III Moor
head-O Other Matters.
Psoceealnes 81 Censress.


WAsHmoToA, Jan. 1s. LIN the senate, after
Z 8 long discussion. the amendment 70 tho
postof6ce appropriation bill, appfopriating
$185, 600 for fast mail service on trunk lines,
was agreed to. The tariff bill was discussed
until I'D djournment.
In the house the day was devoted to unin-
terestine routine work, and the considers
ton Of the naval appropriation bill.
NEW LAND DISTRICTS FOE DAKOTA.
WAaHMaToN, Jan. 49, The houss public
lands committee have agreed to recommend
the passage of q bill creating three new land
districts in Dakota.
u FUNNY OCCURRENCE. s. ;55siss ss
WAaHmaToa, Jan. IA large number: of
prominent residents of Washington were
fined 81 each In the police court to-day for
neglecting to have the snow removed from
their sidewalks in accordance with the law.
Among them were Gen. Razen, chief signal
officer, q. s. A., and q. B. Raum, commits.
sioner Of internal revenue. Attorney Gen-
eral Brewster failed to appear when his
name was called, and as he had neglected to
furnish collateral, the prosecuting attorney
said he should have to ask that warrant be
issued for him. ~ s
au1TEAu's ''RE1rAINs'' DEEDKD.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Rev. Dr.. Hicks,
spiritual adviser Of Chas. ], Guitsan, has e1-
ecuted legal instrument transferring to
Surgeon General Crane, all his right and
title to Guiteau's body. The paper reoites
the clause of the will by which Guiteau be-
queathed the body to DR.. Hicks. and it bears
evidence Of acknowledgement before q Justice
of the peace. Surgeon General Crane is an.
able at present to give information as to the
final disposal of the assassin S remains.
CONCERNING FENCES ON PuBLIo LANDS.
WASHINGTON. Jan. l8.-1n response to a
letter from the attorney general, asking for
suggestions in the matter, Secretary TELLER,
in letter dated to-day, expresses the opin-
ion that the inclnsure Of large tracts of pub
lie lands by barbed-wire fences, otherwise
than by herders or stock men, may be en-.
joined or abated as nuisance If it becomes
detrimental to the public inter at TO the ex-
tent Of preventing settlement, or interfering
with the avenues Of commerce, or interfer-
ing with mail transportation, the use Of
highways, etc. ssia 4.s@.
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where Eli Wandered. .
[Yonkers Gazette /

Eli Perkins and Sojourner Truth met
other day Tor the tirst time. Eli was
quite overcome, and remarked Is It
possible that You have lived 10 be hum
stired years old and never met met
Where could ]: have been i1''= 3 Wandering
in paths where truths never known,
reck OF, 2 pointedly returned the centen-
arian.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-01-19

f senator Hoar Victerious.
Bosros, Jan. 18.-Ths Atst ballot for Unit
Cd States senator resulted as follous: Hoar
148, Long a5 BoWeman s., Grape 4. scatter
ing u. foar vaas dsclared elected, Grape
withdrsWsin his tsyor. ss
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-01-19

sHxaE is q suggestion for the Banner city
dads from the Grand Forks Plaindealer:
Bismarck Is becoming % moral that in q
very few moro months when man ssrikes
his thumb nail with q hammer he will have
70 hump himself outside Of ecorporati0n
to say s.dammit!s .as s..
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4. slltunning Verdict.

Tnnx. N. Y. Jan. 18. Tho coroner con-
cluded his examination into the circumstan-
staneesof the railroad disaster on the Troysd
Roston railway at Melrose on the 19thof De.
cembeFlast The jury in their verdict say:
eve Ind Superintendent Jos. CrandaH, En-
sinss Charles Killingbeck, Conductor b. j.
Winnard and Train Dispatcher Richard ].
Bennettt guilty severally and jointly Of :caus-
Ing t death of Frank @. Brundrige and
Jno. Riordan; and that the killing Of said
Brundridee and Riordan was criminal. and
mol accidental, inaemuch as it was preventa-
BE, IL said Crandell. Kiilingbeck, Winnard
and Bennstt had faithfully performed their
several duties.
Promise Of An Interesting. Fight. B
Sr. PAUL,J Ian. There were three ballots
for senator ID the legislature Today. On the
first Windom received IS, on the second 81,
and the third resulted as follows: Window
6s !Wilson 81 Kindred 5, Hubbard 8, Cole 16,
.DaviH4 unnell II, Start 4, Strait 1. Castle
/, GiinA 1nstEon9 1, Farmer q Berry 4,
Wakeaai It promises q Is . long Aght,
and the elslature may oontinue balloting
for amonth before a.senator is elected. At
least 80 Window men will stand BY their man
till the last. It is reported that Window is
on his way homo from Washington.
Troublesomo strike on the Hudson.
RoNDouT, N. =, Jan. l8. The striking
icemen snthe Hudson are making consider
1lnxa
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-01-19

Tn night before the Milwaukee fire, Frank
houser, OF Minneapolis, applied at the New
hall house for room, and was offered one
Ia the fifth story. He declined to take this,
and went to another hotel. The ne1tm
ing he Witnessed all the horrors Of the burn
inQ hotel, and this together with the Thought
of his own narrow escape, produced such
nervous strain that tle was completely pros
trated, and after hls return to Minneapolis,
he was under the doctors care for several
days. ,..s
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VO
NEvv,s co.. En1ag. @
NonrH PAou1o stock 5oJs1l;; preferred ss97s6..
S; SHAOuKsxl.11o1D, Of North
Oarolina, died yesterday in Washing ton.
Jm Krra1 says the biggest monopoly he
knows Of just now Is the combinatio Of coal
companies TO keep prices higher. than they.
ought to be.
SS Clay SzxItoa, chief Of the st. Louis fire de-
partment, 8horsewhipped 9 professional
ssmasher'' in the presence of two or three
hundred people the other night, and now the
people OF that city are dasirous Of eisvating
him to the mayoralty.
HxRE isa suggestion for the Banner city
dads from the Grand Forks Plaindealer:
Bismarck 10 becoming % moral that in; q
very few more months Nhen;a 9 man strikes
his thumb nail with = hammer he will have
"a n sav saw ..damm;ir, .s :. - -
5. .--------.--- ~.
ROCHELLE, (Ill.) Register: Dakota beats
them all. A young gentleman recently from
that country says that it i q fine productiv 9
country-in fact just the place TO procure
wealth. He says one farmer planted six
scKes OF corr anI tnaee q. sSs1
corn grew & g suc 1a =. .hs nt ,.s .as
tne sul oIo .a o,I ~" v.' ~, 49,. s.,
aDasen az eat - tai, 49, O'o. a'- S'''A. - -
sa'e potaso p"' psSsssi1' pss.iulA,. 8
=, - 81 S. Y.l.....,,
smltn g aAfslsos jog ONCE = nln.apo's
strucK UT aonoay st'elnoon oeeeuse =. nv a..n
.wo .ha s.;a. d;esnr,t;a. ..
fhey have considerabie state work which
should be delivered At once: They say, how
ever. that tney wll par. wlsl tnelr lass typt-
ee''oA D'.sAe '1'es - =. .-.',',-'
r.. 49,. ....,.,, ;4h - =. "a =, A;aaE Gar-
= .asess =. "1'-
xlson, the IT. Louis young laay, Wnoee OrAei
but mystSrious seclusion from the public
.va xuoa ro.,. ,,t,v sractad hv the tala0raph. II
tSs+ she wen, nth har at,..nctors voinntarilv.
vhiie lahcr;nu nnder an .suncontrolIable i'm.
nniss - Y;ha noioe sav that if ma Garrison
srr..;aa e III anv tine. r = safa to aav there
viii be no arrests,
---T-----
TIE night before The Mllwauke " " nre' FRANK M
houser, OF MINNEAPOLIS. applied Ia at tne New
hall house for room, and was oifered one
IN the fifth story. he declined 70 tak tlhls' I'M
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-01-19
DID 4 SCHE LIN - I'll
1HE EVIDENgE THAT HE DID
GR0Wg 87.R0NHRl2.
The Work Of Scar ching the Ruins
About Comple Terrible Ex
plosion IN 8 Milwaukee
Opera House. n.
] sLatest &C. J Iilyvaukee,,

s$$s PslLWAUKEE1J8u y an. ii 1ls---AL 1OUut# y :0Vs
last night tho sherif, with two deputies,
took Schelle from his cell in 8 carnage.
10 the house of correction, where Il was
first intended that he should Be placed.
Onreaching the house the inspector was.
found to be absent. The officers IN
charge refused 70 receive the prisoner.
consultation was held between The.
sheriff and deputies, and il was decided:
TO remove him from the city. y Is said.
he was taken to Racine on the midnight
tram, but . gentleman from Racine said
he was sure he VAS not there. Itls.re.,
ported from trustworthy sources that
|Scheller was taken to Waukesha. and e
now locked up in jail at that place. on.
cials at the sheriff's Office stated this.
afternoon that Scheller had been taken
away, but he would be brought intssthe.
Milwaukee municipal court on the day
set for his examination, but further they.
would say nothing either about the re-.
moval or where he was taken. When.
Scteller was brought out Of jail he ut
tered scarcely word. This is pretty
rough, to have such charge as this
hanging over you, . was all eWass heard
to say. He seemed to be almost COM
Splctely broken down, and followed the
officers id dazed soft Of way, as
though be hardly knew what he was:do-
ing: The
FAILURE 10 FIND TEE REGISTER
Of the Newhall on any other books in
it on the night of the fire, caused con
sidel able surprise, aud many theories, are
put forward as to what became Of the
books. It had been reported and expect
ed that the register and transfer book
had been put into the safe when the fire
was discovered, aAd hundreds Ofper.
SONS all over the country were waiting
tor the-register to be recovered, 80 that it
might be known who were guests Of the
hotel on the fatal night. When the safe!
was opened, no books 81. papers to show
who were employed s.at ikg hotel OF
guests, were found. Only blank hoOkS
and q lot Of unimportant papers. Mr..
Antisdel, who WAS present when sthe
safe was opened, quickly threw the 90.
tents into box AMI carried them of.
THE WORK IN TIE RU1Ns
is expected to be completed Saturday.
Five bodies were recovered to-day, max.
ing q total of forty three, all beyond rec.
Ognilion. There are now forty three iden.s
titled dead, and it's supposed from flfteesS
to twenty are sill missing. The CHIEF q
police states tonight that he learned thatE
one Of the clerks ran out Of the bnniak
hotel with the register, but stuubsed
down STAIRS and lost the book. The trans
fer book has not been heard from yet
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-01-19

THH latest theory with regard to Miss Gar
rison, the st. Louis young lady, whoae brief
but mysterious seclusion from the public
that she went with her abe uctors voluntarily,
while lab0rinR under an .suncontrollable inn
pulse" The police say that it the Garrison
family desire it, the ''abductors" can be
arrested at any time.' It is safe to say there
will be no arrests.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-01-19

H TIE jamestown Alert, of its own free will.
and under no provocation, brings up the
subject Of the silk banner award last fall at
Minneapolis, which it thinks was made in
favor of Bismarck in recognition of her "un-
adulterated galr' in presenting "a gang OF
painted Indian chiefs and equaws with
cultural products. The Alert adds bitterly
that jamestown didn't care continental
for the banner," etc. This exhibition is truly
surprising in q paper which only . few days
ago administered so able a lecture to con-
temporary on the subject Of sour grapes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-04-17
RESOLVES.

RESOLVE 10 enable the State superintendent OF
Common Schools. 20 hold teache r. meetings as
provided in item four of section seventy-one chap.
ter eleven OF the Revised Statutes.
Resolved, That the sum of six hundred dollars be-
and the same Is hereby appropriated for the year
eighteen hundred and eightythree and the like sum
for the year eighteen hundred and eigbty.four, the
same 70 be taken from any school money belonging
to the state TO enable the state superintendent Of
common schools to defray the expenses of holding
teachers meetings In the several counties OF this
stste. one meeting to he held In each coun-
y In the state, which sumsshal be expended under
the direction ofthe state superntend all bills
council; provided, however, that no bills shall be
paid from said sums except for advertising such