Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1884-06-13

VOL. -, No. 2.
NEWS COMMENTS.
"IF republican president is elected this
year he will be elected BY democratic votes"
says the New York Sun.
New YORK has new play, "The Pulse of New
York." It ought to take we'll where there are
80 many beats as in that city.-Boston Times.
CHICAGO TIMES. Several pair of burst lungs
we're swept out of the convention building yes
tertlay morning. They are supposed to belong
to Blaine men.
MAN is the only creature that laughs, and
the louder he laughs the more nearly he re-
sembles the animals which cannot laugh
Boston Transcript.
WHO is Samuel J. Tilden, anyway?-Scissors
Not quite a corpse yet as he has sufficient vital
ity to eat mush and get the nomination tor
presidency on the democratic ticket.
HoRAr1o SEYMOUR, of Whitesboro, New
York, reached his 74th birthday May 81. That
day he quietly visited Utica, one mile distant
from his home and diued there.
THE republicans had a colored man for tenn
porary chairman and it is now suggested that
the only way for the democrats to get even Is
to nominate colored man for vice-presldent.
NOAH ARMSTRONG, of Glendale, had $230OO
on deposit with Donnell, Lawson q Simpson,
of New York when that firm failed. be is
probably the heaviest Montana loser in the
New York panic.
The will of the late Cyrus H. Mccormick
was admitted to probate last week in Chi
cago. The estate amounts to $32,5OO,Ooo, ana
ia divided among the members of MIR. Nc
Co1mick's family.
JOHN P. BAILEY, of North Salem, has been
given verdict for $1,000 against Ulysses s.
Grant, Jr., for personal injuries infictef upon
him by an Arabian stallion kept upon the prem
ises of the defendant aud said to belong to Gen
Grant.
The ten Thousand copies of Puck containing
the tatto anti Blaine cartoon, circulated in
Chicago lust before the convention, did not have
the desired effect. It was disgraceful move
and onlv acted as boomerang for the opposl-
ton forces.
The New York Times says it will not support
Blaine, and Harpers Weekly promises nasty
pictures. If the republican party is so near gone
that it is necessary to have the support OF such
alleged newspapers, then the candle had better
be snuffed at once.
THE foundation for the Bartholdi statue
pedestal is completed. 1t rises twenty feet
above the old ramparts on Bedloe's Island, and
from its TOP the mountains of Pennsylvania
are visible. Work on the pedestal is to be
commenced at once.
The Oregon voters at their state election
passed upon proposition to give women the
right of suffrage. The majority against the
proposed amendment to the constitution was so
large as to make an early renewal of the move
ment in that state unlikely.
SARAH BERNHARDr was hissed vigorously one
night recently at the Porte St. Martin because
she kept her audience waiting half an hour, but
when it was learntd that she had fallen through
a crack in the floor Of her dressing room, the
audience felt sorry for her.-Kentucky State
Journal.
The building for the United States and col
lected state exhibits at the New Orleans expo
sition, has been designed by Chief Architect
M. Torgerson, who designed the main building.
IT, will be about one-half the size of the main
edifce and resemble it. Each state and terri
tory. beside the space for exhibits, will have
reception room in the building.
AN EASTERN man has discovered that Blaine
will be the sixth president named James.
James Madison.
James Monloe.
James K. Polk.
James Buchanan.
James A. Garfield.
James G. Blaine.
There seems to be something in name after
all.
AFRENcH journal says: The glory of having
reached the deepest recess of the ocean falls on
M. Martial, captainiof the Romanche, and head
of the exploring expedition to Cape Horn. On
the 18th of October last, in latitude degrees IL
minutes south, and longitude 20 degrees 80
minutes west he took soundings at 1870 metres'
the greatest depth reached as yet, and represent
ing about four miles and thousand yards IN
Eno1;sh measure
I'M. has q coin of which he would Like to
know the value, and whether he can dispose OF
it. It resembles the ten cent piece. is dated
1896. and has fifteen etars around the head of
the Goddess of Liberty. Who car enlighten
this correspondent Philadelphia Call. After
racking our memory, and sticking closely to the
date. We refer you to Susan B: Anthony. 1t is
believed that she wore it when she was in the