Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1884-06-20

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IDAY, JUNE 20, 1884.
that many will apply at too late
lay to enable their making the proper provi
ons. The committee announce that the ar
already filed will be the fist col
ldered ard reserve the preference. All appl.
ng on or before June 23d, will be acccmme
lated; those applying after that date will l
provided for as far a. possible, but must nj
,e disappointed if they find no satisfaotol
made for them. Five thousan
1isitors are now expected. .. @.g+ !
He's Dandy. r..
EAsroN, Pa, June l7.-Peter y. email, Il
,orse thief who became notorious last fall b
asting in Jail for several weeks and who sube<
luently escaped, has written . letter from Ne
FORK to the local papers. He says he does NJ
consider his case bad one at all in view of Il
operations of the Marine bank, Ward Il Fish On
,thers, and intimates desire to steal Gener
3rant's Arabian horses if the reward is sti
tanding for his arrest.
Twenty-Five Years q Bishop.
MINNEAPOLIS, Tribune Special June 49,
The citizens of Faribault today celebrated Il
wenty fifth anniversary Of the accession of Il
Venerable Right Rev. II. B. Whipple, D. I
# the Protestant Episcopal church to the cpl
;opacy. The address of welcome to the Wis
ors, of whom there were many from all par
# the state, was delivered by the mayor an
vas followed by Gordon E. Cole imam addre
o Bishop Whipple; the latter replied at leng'
n an address characterized by great feeling an
arnestnees. r.'5 -.
Arrested for Murder.
WICHITA. KS, June 18.-Richard E. Bradle
md woman of the town named Alice Bile
rnown as Cyclone, have been arrested for Il
murder of B. L. Burris. railroad, oontracto
Who was shot and killed here last night. Bul
is is known to Lave had trouble with Brsdls
bout woman, and is said to have threatene
o kill him. The matter will be thorough
Investigated by the coroner.
=. He'll Never Tell.
C1No1NNAT1, June -Greensburg, Ky:
}. Morris. prominent citizen, was assassinat<
He left his home in the country q
horseback on his way to town and shortly afte
wards firing was heard, and his son and
,eighbor found his body lying In tho ron
pierced by six bullets. His pockets we're turne
nsi de ont, but it is not supposed that robbe'
vas the cause of the deed, which is shrouded
MYSTERY.
Getting There In Time.
NEW YORK, June 16.-Four hundred and fif
# the county democracy started for Saratot
his morning, as did also 500 Tammany ha
delegates. John Kelly said he expected quie
,eaoable time; Tammany hall always sul
,orted the nominee of tho national conventio
md always would. One hundred Irving hs
delegates also left on the same train.
The Union Pacific.
NEW YORK, June 1S.-Ata meeting of Il
Union Pscifi, directors Dillon resigned I
PRESIDENT, and Charles Francis Adams acoep
he position It was voted thas in lieu Of Il
lividend payable July l, the sum of $718,8l
,e paid from monies in the treasury to me-
he demand of the secretary of the treasury fl
payments under the Thurman act for the ye,
nding Dec. 81.
Instantly Killed.
WICHITA, Ks., June 17.-About 1890 tn
morning Major B. L. Burris, leading col
ractor on the Wichita & Western road, VI
hot and instantly killed in his Office in tn
'ity. No clue to the murderer. Nh. Burr
vas widower, As years old, and has . marie
laughter living in Mexico.
Preparing for War.
New YORK, June 1.-THE independent n
publican committee appointed At Boston
onfer with the New York independents, arrive
his morning. They held priva1
Meeting this afternoon to arrange the prelim
aries, and will hold general conference th
vening.
So They all DO.
WATERv111E, Me-, June H.-Upon the arrive
f the special train with Blsine, Logan an
[ale, the citizens turned out en- masse A del
alton of college students were present and Il
itizens of surrounding towns we're large]
eprescnted. Much enthusiasm was shown.
For the National EncamDment.
MINNEAPOLIS, June l8.-The Washingto
'ifles, after spending week in this city, g
'aul and Lake Minnetonks, leave this evenin
Or Dubuque. where they take part in militar
at that city.
Just Missed.
NEW LEXINGTON, O., juno 17.-James Gil
ord, ,ooniued in Jail charged with the murder q
|ichard Hickey by lynching, WAS released b
riends last night, who succeeded in druggin
he jailor and securing the key to the Jail.