Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1885-07-03

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Signal Officer Hazen WILL It IS. said,n n sail ait
for Europe In a few days; .;&f>' ~ E4'i i'4''Q
A pure white crow is daily seen among a.
flock about Forsyth county, Georgia.
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Col. DeWinton will return to England
from the Congo on on account Of, i'll health. =
South Dakota editors will ileldo their an
1ual convention entti ii at " July 2oth.,
aAnson R. Hayden, of Anoka, Minn.J died
from the EFFECTS of an intgrown toe nail the.
other day. ''o4 ti%~!7n9 J.. z1n"', ',.i' f''1 9n9
An Old lady Of 81, tile mother Of Of twelve
children, eloped from Clinton, Cam, with a
boy OF q years Of age # ''''! !.,, @'' ..%;,,,y1I
i'0a y ratci ='r'7 - A 4Ih.iui ,.t.7>Il
One drawing room in the residence Of
Mrs. James F, Scott, Of: Philadelphia, cost
100000 for furnishings and decorations -1''s
n. N, Thompson, Of Washington, D.: C.,
and Nashville, q Tenn, has been disbarred
from practice as All attorney before the
interior department.. u - ro"1-:'s"7 b.::@
Sarah Bernhart has had the honor Of an
official notification from Germany that She
will not be allowed to play in any part of
the empire, including Alsace and Lorraine,
Carter Harrison, mayor Of Chicago; says
newspaper men lie If there ever was any
doubt about this characteristic in Carter,
all doubts removed by such a declaration
on his part. ,... -.,...... .:5! ..'!
An Iowa girl has an album in which she
keeps the photographs, of all the young
men who have firted with without
coming to the point. .. She, calls it the
rogue's gallery ...1.,EyNose
"A, Concord, N. H, dispatch says that Col.
VIM, R..4!7-Natten, ex-c1erk, Of the house Of
representatives and y ex-city solicitor of
Manchester, has been committed N nj to the
asylum for the insane. '!19..7 }p r1tf; '..r 4:
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Sells. circus train was wrecked at Owa-
tonna, Mimi, Monday might" The kanga-
roo was killed, and the Gland, and zebra in
ju,ed. Several cars are still bottom side
up and the cages generally all broken up.
:" Russian advices from Vladivostock sayra
Russian steamship, which, attempted TO
enter Port Hamilton was intercepted and
fprbiddsn ~ an Engli man.o to
enter. The English are said TO be- efortify-
ing the porte -5t -5o.a al u.s.. II Il ,,, ~ ~ i
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1T was announced in New York yester-
day afternoon that the, freight agents had
decided to advance rates on grain and pro
visions from Chicago to New, York; to ,fif-
teen and twenty cents, the advance to take
place tomorrow srul,,:. !, -" -. .-..i
A Texas judge. fined a man for calling
him liar while court was an, session, The
judge, in explaining to the mans friends,
said: II know that am a liar, but not
while court is in session gentlemen" Ark
ansaw Traveller. : + Il !. =. -, II
The Persian newspaper, Shems, states
that Russian agents are reported to be
stirring movement in Turkestan to re-
gain the Independence of that country
Fhe latest adSices say that the Ameer was
marching thither at the head of troops.
Sitting Bull insisted upon calling Presi-
dent Cleveland the Great Father, while
visiting him recently: whereupon the
Chicago Tribune warns him to. beware, as
republican editors have been bounced out
of postofices for intimating last summer
that Mr.. Cleveland was great father
A st. Paul dispatch Says that trains on
the Jamestown branch to Ninnewauken
will be run. hereafter on. Tuesday, Thurs
day. and Saturday. Trains will continue to
be run by the Northern Pacific on guaran-
tee of the Oregon transeontinental builders
from whom the Northern Pacific has not
yet accepted the work. ~'~ -
R, B. Wilson, stock agent of the Northern
Pacific, just returned to St. Paul from
Washington Territory, reports that 28,O0O
head of stock have already been shipped
into Montana from the west, and some
10000 more are to follow. Shipping stations
have been, established at Yakima, Sprague,
Spokane, Walula juno etion9 Pasce' Junction
dllu Ly cu. = utoc CdbOlC WILL W Ieduy lOr
eastern market this fall. ~ = '..,r2,' -,>
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William F.. Johnson counsel for Mrs.
Mccullough, when questioned regarding
Rochester dispatch containing a statement
Of Mrs: Smith Of that city, who claims to be
McCullough's sister, and who claims Mr..
Mccullough is unmarried, said there was
no truth III the statement tsh e whatever. She
said Mccullough had but one sister, Mrs.
Worth; who. lives in ll)tl1 Dtnlmore, Pa :r.,,rf
ID "A London dispatch says: 'EThe Berlin
Post, infan al article supposed to have been
inspired by Prince Bismarck, hints at a.de-
sire on the part Of Germany for an alliance
with England: The ;'Nayoe KremIa, of St.
Petersburg, says Russia ought not to- forget
that the Marquis Of Salisbury and Lord
Randolph Churchill have always been
anxious a1nllIxIi to form an Anglo-German alliance
against Russia. '''I1T 5srTnttt v,ar,J 81 .