Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1885-09-25
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
NEWS IN BRIEF.

| Spdlu HAS tdkcu Oo IHCLO POSSESSION OF
Yap.
Cholera caused sA deaths in Spain yes
terday. - -
Secretary Lamar's condition is somewhat
improved.
Incendiary fire in Humboldt, Kansas;
loss 100000.
Buenayento, Italy, is being shaken up BY
The illness of King Alphonso has be-
come serious.
British parliament further prorogued un-
til December 9Th.
VIM. Tubbs appointed postmaster at
Monticello, Mimi.
Courtney attempted to lower his three
mile record, but failed.
Barge Orient wrecked at Galveston; cap
tain and four men lost.
Schooner Floretta, Of Chicago, sprung
aleak and sunk; no lives lost
| At Lewiston, Idaho, five Cinnamon were
lynched for murder and robbery.
The proroguing of fparliament causes con-
| siderable excitement in London clubs
Cadet Wylie, naval academy, Annapolis,
is to be punished for hazing Cadet Briggs.
Prairie fires have been very destructive in
the southeastern part of La Moure county.
Rush & Sprague's Touring mill, Leaven-
worth, largest In Kansas, burned; loss, $780,
600. 80 -,..5-7. .l775.,..' ,--- s,
Gladstone invites comparison between
| the recent parliament and the preceding
! one. ~.u:'Ea4. IS "
Another explosion Of natural gas in Pitts
burgh, by which q small boy was fatally
injured. ,.r.
Captain Jones, of the Racine (Wis.) life
saving crew was drowned by the capsizing
of q boat. ~
The Mexican National railroad company
| is negotiating loan Of $S0.000,000 in Lon
don and Paris. 81
| Western Union refuses extra pay for ex-
ira work, in st. Paul, and trouble is looked
for by the public. .50
Mclean Bros, grocers Of Duluth, have
assigned to f. N. Russell. Liabilities 1885,
600; assets, $4,000.
Fire in the chemical works in Methune,
Mass, destroyed two buildings; loss, S75,-
600; insurance, $4,000. ..s ~,
Large numbers of Russians, believed to
be vOlun teers, are passing through Bucha-
rest daily en- route to Bulgaria. s
President Depew, of the New York Cen
tral, denies that his road has been pur-
chased by the Pennsylvania company.
All the ocean cables in the world are
owned by twenty-six companies, involving
an aggregate capital of about $172O00,0O0.
More heavy storms along the gulf coast
are reported, involving loss of life and i'm
mense destruction OF property and ship
| ping.
An effort is being made in London by
army officers to have Wolesley's conduct of
the Nile expedition inquired into by parlia-
| ment.
Hibbs, defaulting postmaster of Lewis
tOny Idaho, with the stolen money and pa
pers that were recovered, is en- route
home. ... Is
The postoffice at Humansville, Mo-, was
broken into Monday night, the safe blown
open and robed Of $3.50 in stamps and
money.
| Richard Howell, Springfield, Mass, has
lowered Fred Woods world bicycle one
mile record one-ffth of one second, going
in 2:S5 2-5. t.,s.. .,s,,. $,-
| A rumor is current at Madrid that Ger
many has suggested that Pope Leo act as
arbitrator in the Caroline dispute, and that
Spain is likely to concur. '.''
The Washington evening star express the
belief that the civil service commission
will be reorganized before long and new
men appointed throughout. ....,..,
The Cinnamon working in the Black
| Diamond mines, near Seattle, w. T., We're
driven from their quarters by an armed
mob, and their houses were burned. g
Noted crooks sawed the bars off their
cells in Nevada, No, with burglars saw,
! 1u1, snt, knI 1nl In hair Mt
cuffs; but their escape was prevented.
A Rome dispatch says six new cases of
| cholera and three deaths were reported in
Parma during the past .twenty-four hours,
and at Reyigns two cases and one death
der Odd Fellows, assembled yesterday
morning at Baltimore, Nd. Boston was
selected as the place of meeting next
year. .@s@ IA Erfa-s$
Lord Wellesley is accused of substituting
the names Of his personal favorites for
those OF parties recommended for promo
ton for meritOriOus service in the Slakim-
Berber campaign.
Mrs. Cnrran, near st. Paul, Indignantly
rejected insulting proposals of brute
named John Mes, who then choked and
beat her almost insensible; he was surprised
by officers, who captured him.
Charles Miller, of Baltimore, Methodist
missionary at St Paul LeOnde, being sick,
refused medicine, saying he trusted in the
Lord to help him. He died. @.The Lord
helps those who help themselves"
Cholera is spread in Sicily, and the situa-
ton is becoming serious. Every town is.
cOrdoned. Conflicts between the pOpulaee
and military are continually occurring and
many persons have been wounded.
The. pOstofice department is informed
that the postmaster at Lisbon, Dakota is
dead, and the postmaster at st. Peter,
Mimi, has resigned. The president will
i fill these vacancies next week
Several car loads of telegraph supplies
have arrived at Galesburg, H., Tor the rev
Chicago, Burlington & Northern road
. which is pushing toward Minneapolis, and
the workmen have begun to string the
| wires along the proposed route.