Bismarck weekly tribune., 1884-11-28

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AY. NOVEMBER 28, 1884,
'aying seventy cents in the vslley, has beel
losed under contract with the Colnmhn.
locking Coal Iron Co., that the output shoul,
lot exceed $4,000 tons during the year. All th
nines now IN operation in the valley are payinl
u cents. Developments are promised in th
ase of burning bridges on Hooking Vale,
Dad.
Minnesota Democrats.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 26.-The democrats of tbi
ity. assisted by delegations from Minneapolis
saltwater and other places were celebrating tn
election of Cleveland tonight and had one o
he largest political demonstrations ever seen i,
he northwest. After the procession, speeche
we're made by Gen. Brisbin, Hon. Ignatiu
0onnelly and Hon. o. G. Merriman, the latte
wo recent candidates for congress. The cit
vas brilliantly illuminated.
struck by q Locomotive. -snf
P1rrsBuRa, Nov. 26.-The Commercial Ga
'ettes McKeesport, Pa, special says: This eve
ing, while q young man ncmed Kennedy
'ged II, and his cousin, young lady sixtee1
'ears old, of the same name, were walkin
.long the Baltimore d Ohio railroad trac
near Denuiler station, a locomotive rounde
;he curve suddenly and before the younl
couple could get out of the way they wer
truck and hauled distance of twenty~6v
feet. The young lady was killed instantly an
he young man, who was terribly mangled, die'
IN few hours. ..--- ... T..
Bold, Bad Men.
ROCHESTER,, Pa, Nov. 26.-Six masked me
entered the residence of George Young an
Levi Weisman, near Beaver today and afte
terrifying the occupants bound and gagge
Doth men and several ladies present. A searcl
vas then made for $500 and large lot Q
ewelry and silverware taken. Two hours late
Young AID Weisman succeeded in freein
;hemt e!yes but the robbers had made goo
heir escape.
sViil 80 to New Orleans.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 About fifteen sena
;ors ancStwenty representatives have returned
he city and most Of the others are expected b
Saturday night. 1t is the opinion of a numbe
IF those who have returned that majority 9
The members Of congress will visit the expos
ion at New Orleans. They are il doubt, how
oyer, as to whether both houses will take a
Early adjournment for the purpose of maxim
he visit.
A Match For Points,
PTTsBURa, Nov. 26.-William Madden
packer of Charles Mitchell, the pugilist, hs
$25 to the sporting editor of th
Commercial Gazette as forfeit for q mate
With Dominiok McCaffrey, four rounds fo
points, at $500 side. Mitcnell will fRt
John Gillespie, in this city, on Saturday nigh
when Madden will complete the deposit for th
McC cCaffrey mill. ..@.... ..
Blaine Gained. ...--.
AUGUSTA Me-, Nov. Pa. Anderson, paste
If St. Patrick's church, Cincinnati, called o
Mr.. Blaine this morning and presented him q
elegant cane in the name of bis church. Th
head of the cane is of beaten gold enclosing
crystal, beneath which is seen picture of a
olive branch with dove perched thereon
Father Anderson made an eloquent presentation
Mr.. Blaine happily responded.
Permits Destroyed.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 90 The eastern an
foreign mail leaving New Orleans Sunday nigh
vas burned and large number of permits fo
pace in the exposition were destroyed. Th
managers of the exposition state that duplicate
re being issued as rapidly as possible bu
applicants in eastern cities should report a
'nce the non receipt of permits, in order t
void delay. -..
The MtgnOnette Cannfbals.
LoNDtN, Nov. 25,-The case of Captai
Dudley and the mate of the wrecked yacht
who were tried for murder, Nov
,mber 8, having killed the boy Parker to keel
hemaelver alive, and against whom verdic
n accordance with these facts was found, viii
,e heard on appeal by Lord Chief Justic
Joleridge and three other judges December
The question as to whether murder was com
nitted is then to be determined.
They Want the Bell.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.-The mayor receive
communication today from the mayor of Ne'
Orleans, enclosing an ordinance of the Ne,
orleans city council requesting that the O..
bell be sent to the New Orlean
xp. sition.
Hotel Burned.
HALIFAX, Nov. 26.-The Royal Hotel, Ne,
glasgow, owned by Chisholm q Nickle, burne
his morning. The inmates barely escaped wit
heir lives. Loss, sl5. 600; insurance, $4,000.
"A Safe Majority.
Sr.5Lou1s. Nov. 26.- The incoming legisla
ure Of this state will stand as follows: Senate
lemoorats, ~, opposition Z; House. democrat