Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1884-03-14
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WINNIPEG, Man., March l3.-The Manitoba
legislature opened today.
HURON, D. T.. March 13.-Seeiing will COM
mence on the 18th in Beadle county.
LONDON March 1.-THE Oxford University
has decided to grant women the. same examina.
tion as is gwen men.
HUDSON, N. Y, March 13.-Henry A. Tilden.
Youngest brother Of Samuel j. Tilden, died at
New Lebanon last night, aged 6S.
TOPEKA, KS, March l3-The Governor has
called special session Of the legisla' to con-
vene March 18th to consider the cattle plague.
and adopt measures for relief.
Mexico, March 13-Yellow fever is rag np at
Tepuponepec city. John Meyers an American
railroad contractor, is among the dead this q. m.
People are leaving the city.
BozEMAN, March 11.-Private advices indicate
that the Union acific will build a branch this
season from some point on the Utah Northern
to the company's coal mines near this city.
FABao March l1--rhe Northern Pacific train
from the east left an hour late. No train arrived
from the west, but the one started east on time.
Thermometer ID above zero during the blizzard.
BUFFALO, N. Y, March 1.-The sleeper on
the Michigan Central train due here at 7:3O p.
m, was overt urned by broken rail 100 miles
west. Fifteen passengers were bruised but none
seriously injured.
MORNING Sun, Iowa, March III. F. Sterett
and Wade Campbell school boys aged l6 quar-
relied and Sterret drew revolver and shot Camp
bell through the heart. Both boys belong to
good families. .s A .@sr.
ST.. PAUL, March 1l-Cannon and Brown have
arrived from Washington, where they secured
charter tor railroad from Spokane Falls to the
Couer de Alene mines. Distance rs miles; cap
ital stock $2,50OO0O.
FERGUS FALLS, March 1.-THE citizens by
subscription have arranged for keeping open
the Grand hotel. Mr.. Arthur Dampher, present
landlord of the Occidental will probably ag-
sumo the management.
ODELL, Ill.,. March 11-Gallus Eggenberger,
leading citizen, was found dead on the rail-
railroad track with two bullet holes in his head.
The murderers are unknown. A reward of $500
is offered for their capture.
A1NswoarH, Neb. March 11-Henry Richard
son, one f the leading me mbers of the vigilance
committee, which has been waging vigorous
war on a gang of horse thleves, las been hung
by unknown persons near Morris Bridge
HUTCHINSON, Kansas, March ia brother of
Zora Burns passed through here yesterday with
Dowd Cubbage, the lover that Fora expected to
marry had she lived five days longer. Cubbage
is expected to give some very important testi-
moDy.
NEosHo FAILS, Ks., March 1.-THE foot and
mouth disease has appeared among the cattle
here. Five hundred stock men attended the
meeting here today to adopt treasures to stamp
out the disease. Corn fed cattle a.e not yet
affected.
CHAR EsroN, s. G. March 1.-The republican
COM >ention Of the seventh congressional district
nominated Robert Small tcolored) for congress
to succeed Mackey deceased. The negro vote
in the district constitutes an overwhelming
majority.
Nashville, Tenn, March 11-At o'clock this
morning VIM. Spence shot and killed his son-in-
law, Ed. g. Wheat. The trouble grew out of a
disagree ment in the settlement Of business mat
ters connected with the Office If United States
marshall.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 1l.-Fred. Bloom claim
ing to be from Central City. Colorado was ar
charging him with completely in the $4,000
robbery at the Pacific Express company's Office.
He apr ears to be a r;nk.
GRAND FORKS, March l1-Big blizzard all day.
Temperature IS above zero. All roads but the
northern blocked. Western train Abandoned at
Bartlett. No suffering or loss of life. Only Ia
lives lost from exposure during entire winter in
Dakota Minne sofa and Manitoba.
KANSAS Cry, March ia destructive
prairie fire was started by q locomotive spark
yesterday near Kinsley KansaS and burned q
number Of ranches, dwellings, and o her prop
erty. Mrs. Geo W. Matheuy was burned to-
death in an endeavor to save her home.
LONDON March 1.-THE court of the Queens
ben d. cided today that Aylesford's ''m"lesta-
tion'' cancels her husbands covenant to pay
her an annuity. This molestation consisted in
calling her illegitimate son "Lord Guernsey"
the second title of the Earl of Ayesford.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich March 13-Frejght en-
CINE No exploded its boiler this morning
when just leaving the yard. The fireman,
Charles Cooper 81 years old, was badly injured
and it ia feared he will lose bis sight, He is
married man with family at New Buffalo.
NxosHo FALLS, Kansas. Mar 13.-Several
new cases IF foot and mouth disease were re.
ported today aod but one new herd was affected.
1t appears to be spreading rapidly. The COM
missioner of agriculture has despatched an emf
nent veterinary surgeon from Washington, who
will arrive here Saturday.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, March 13.-In the fire
yesterday morning it is now ascertained that
ferdinand Schueffler and lad named VIM.
from escape from tae sixth story of the carpet.
sweeper factory by the flames and smoke.
Schu. ffler was a married man and the father Of
several children.
FARGO, D. T., March 13-Mr Wise, Of the
former loan firm of Wise & Pearce, was before
Justice Stack today charged with the embezz!e-
ment Of 2,575 lent him by an Iowa mortgage
company to be placed as loan on certain prop
erty. He claimed that the money was stolen
FROM his trunk before the loan was made. He
was bound over for trial.
SILVER CITY, New Mexico, March 11-Infor-
nation has been received from the sceoe of the
co, flict with the Deming train robbers HAT
Frank Taggart and Mike Lee we're hanged to .
tree by posse The negro, Washington. bad
his head shot off. Mexican, Chavez. was shot
dead, and Joseph Laffer, one of the posse, was
killed by Kiljoy Mike Lee confessed to killing
Engineer Webster.
GRAND FORKS March 1.-The farmers of
Grand Forks will organize county council
tomorrow night. Many places have already or
gan:zed. Eastern capitalists are in correspond
ence ith business men here to erect 100000
mill upon an offer of q bonus of $25,OIO and q
mill site. Grist mills and independent e1ava-
tors are projected at Fisher, st. Vincent, Gar
field, La-imore Arvilla, Portland, st Johns and