Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-11-13

case in London, but they are Endorsed by
nearly all the clergy in London.
G. C. Blake, the Kansas weather prophet,
says that there will not be any extraordi-
nary weather in November. According to
his lights the month will be little colder
than usual. but there will be plenty of
pleasant weather "scattered through the
month"
modelled the statue Liberty Enlightening
the World" the gift of the French people to
America, has arrived in New York, and is
accompanied by his wife. He comes to as
sist in consultation about the mounting of
the statue.
st. Paul papers Indignantly deny the re-
port of small pox in that city. There has
not been a case thus far, but as the disease
prevails in various parts of the United
States and Canada, precautionary meas
ures ought to be adopted in every city in
the land.
A dispatch from La Crosse announces
that Mrs. A. Cameron, wife of ex-senator
Cameron, who has been i'll for some time
past, is hopelessly insane. She realized
the approaching crisis and made her hus-
band promise that she should never be
taken to an insane asylum.
A Washington special of the 9Th says
Delegate Clifford, Hon. NJ. Fl. Day and
Lewis K. Church, newly appointed asso-
ciated justices of Dakota, attended the
theatre tonight. Judge Church is from
Long Island, is young looking, but has a
family of five boys. He returns to New
York tomorrow, and goes thence on Tues
day to his judicial duties in the west.
Grand Forks Herald: Rev. D. G. Plan
cite, just returned from the west, brings
the particulars of the accidental shooting
at Inkster on Friday, whereby Mr.. Hum
phrey, proprietor of the Humphrey hotel,
killed his infant child, aged about five
months, in it's mothers lap. Mrs. Hum
phrey was in room upstairs giving the
baby toilet on her knees, when the gun
was accidentally discharged in the room
below by Mr.. Humphrey. The ball passed
through the floor and the mothers clothes,
penetrating the infant, killing it outright.
This is the most affecting accident among
all the press is called upon to record with
oft recurring frequency.
James A. Bayard, appointed secretary of
the territory of Arizona, is son of Secre-
tary Bayard, and is about twenty-six years
old. He was educated at the university of
Virginia, and has recently been teaching
school and studying law in Maryland. Mr..
Stranaghan, the new surveyor general of
Idaho, is son-in-law of John C. Shoe
maker, proprietor of the indianapolis Sen
tinel, and connected with the business de-
partment of that paper. He is a civil engi-
neer by profession. Mr.. Dawson, the new
surveyor general of Colorado, was at one
time adjutant general of Kentucky, and
subsequently became editor of the Louis
vile Evening News. He has been resi-
dent of Colorado several years. Mr..
Thompson, appointed appraiser at San
Francisco, is lawyer by profession, and
was at one time county clerk at Santa
Rosa.
Pioneer Press washington special says:
GAS to the prospect for the admission of
Dakota next winter, the president is will
ing to have it admitted either as a whole or
in two states. He does not sympathize
with partisan democrats like Springer, who
objects to the admission of the territory on
party grounds. Mr.. Cleveland is too fair
in his politics to be actuated by any fears
for the party on this question. He is salts
fed in his own mind that the administra-
ton is gaining foothold in states hitherto
republican, and that the democratic party
can give the republicans Dakota, and yet
stay in power. In this view of the matter
Mr.. Cleveland, it is said, would not inter
pose an objection to the endeavors to bring
Dakota into the Union next winter. He
will make such recommendations in his
message in regard to Dakota as Secretary
Lamar shall make to him in his annual re-
port. What Mr.. Lamar will say is not
known, but it can be said that he was
much impressed by Governor Pierce's ar
gument for admission. The president says
that if it is decided to ask congress to adj
NIT the territory, it should be divided, as
he thinks the present territory would make
too large state