Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-10-19
VOL. XII.

The weather at o:16 Last Night.
Bismarck. Cloudy; thermometer, s5
$uford Cloudy; :. :. g ~,..
Helena-Lt snow; IS
4 MoorheadNLt rain; ' 80
st. Paul-Clear; so
NEWS connESrs.
YELLOW fever in Mexico.
An Oregonian is "web footer."
aa8 PEoRH, ILL, has seven daily papers,
TEXAS has over 81, ,OOO, 600 in her treasury.
! TIE plowing in the Red river valley is far
advanced.
TnDEN is going on an extended yachting tour
this winter. H.
OLD man Bender hasn't turned up but his
TIE supreme court in session at Yankton ad-
journs this week.
LARGE g. ezures of smuggled goods have been
m .de in New York.
TRAuL county does not owe cent and has
965,O 900 in its treasury.
SERIOUS trouble is apprehended for the for
eign residents of China.
SENATOR SHARON pays one per cent. of all the
taxes of San Francisco.
The new standard railroad time is being al
most universally adopted.
NEARLY seventy five new buildings have been
erected in Fargo this year.
BEN. BUrrERwoRTH has accepted the position
of commissioners eff patents.
We WOULD like to know how many "Pioneera'
there are among tt, papers of Dakota.
NORTHERN PACIFIC stocks rose to 26N for
common and 621 preferred yesterday.
MIR. BLAINE will write history of the war of
1912 when he has completed his present work.
SECRETARY EDWARDS says that trains will be
running on the Fargo Southern by Thanks
giving.
GRACE CoURTLAND, the switch of Wall street."
il giving seances in q bowery museum at fifty
cents see.
DANA, of the New York Sun, is the owner of
NJ
with the ladies.
NEW YoRK's Chinese paper has been disoon-
tinued Reason: ALE samee Mclean man lose
money llkee hellee.
IT will take over 81, ,00O, 900 for clerk hire and
el5,O0O,0OO for transportation for the railway
mail service next year.
Nrw YORK is to have an underground railway
extending the whole length of Broadway. 1t
will probably have four tracks.
A SOUTHERN man ia going to rVn railroad
train with wind. That's nothing. We know
whole railroads, trains and all that are run on
wind.
ST. PAUL stands fourth and Minneapolis fifth
among the cities in the United States in the
amounts expended in building for eight months
of 1858.
As WILL be seen by q reference to our tele>
graph columns the committee on the Garfield
monument have at last taken the matter in
hand in earnest.
A ST.. LOUIS man thinks that hs has at last
solved the air ship problem. He should remem-
ber the fate of "Darius Green and bis flying
machine" 1t amt the falling it's the lighting
that hurts.
AUSTRIA is acting as intermediary between
the pope snd the Italian government to have the
nodus vivandi revived. We didn't know it was
dead and pray that it won't get away if they
resuscitate it.
JAMESTOWN is trying to cultivate closer &C.
ouaintauce with some horse thieves who have
been operating there, and who, If caught, will
be hung to the nearest tree, which in this coun-
try il q telegraph pole.
An illustration of the way the old blue laws
fCopnecticut are still held sacred and which
ne referred to editorially yesterday as being
the first cause of republican defeat in Ohio,
sropped out near New Haven, Conn.,, hst Sun.
day. large number OF citizens were arrested
because they broke the Sabbat by going car
risge riding. We can almost hear the screams
If the poor wretches doomed to death for WITCH
craft.
O'Donnell's Trial.:
LONDON Oct. II sullivan read an Affidavit
from his solicitor that the solicitor of Donne
at Cape Colony had said there were important
stiffness there who would be called upon Ito
: testify in the case. Attorney General Jones
stated that he would not oppose the application
for the postponeu4ent of the trial of the names
If the witnesses were included in the affidavit
md : draft of the evidence be given by them.
After remarks by Judge Denman it was
decided to postpone the trial. Pegious
70 sullivan. application for post
,onement, ODonnell was brought into court