Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1885-12-04
NEWS SUMMARY,
IN is to have a fax mill.

Huron is to have flax mill.
Heavy snow storm in Brainerd, Minn.
Farmers around Huron are plowing
every day.
An attempt is to be made to close the sa-
looms III Chicago on Sunday.
A railroad from Northfield to Kasota,
Minn., has been incorporated.
George and Allie LIE Claire Anoka
Minn., drowned while skating.
Notorious burglar, C. NJ. White, caught in
the act of burglary, in Livingston, Mont
Eustice Johnson, Mitchell, Dak., in burn
ing some grass destroyed 100 tons of hay.
In st. Peter, Minn., Aug Carlson suicided
with strychnine on account of drunken
ness.
The postmaster general has appointed
w. G. White postmaster at Carbonate, Da-
kota.
Horace B. Moore has been appointed col
lectOr of customs for the district of Duluth,
MINI.
Ole Larkin, Granite Falls, Minn, was
sent to the penitentiary for three years, for
incest
George Steinerson, Fergus Falls, Minn
forged and negotiated note for 1887; ar
rested.
King Thebaw has surrendered his forts,
forces and capital, and annexation will
follow.
In Bird Island, Minn., Peter Butterfly was
found not guilty Of the murder of Joseph
Hogan.
The German corvette Nautilus has
fOrIOal1I onnayad tha Morcho1 iulo fo
Germany.
The official figures show that HilPs ma
jority in New York state, over Davenport,
was II ,69l.
A death from yellow fever occurred on
board the steamer Venezuelan, in New Or
leans, Friday.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy engineers
making preliminary survey, have reached
Faribault. MINI.
Mrs. John Purvis, Of Granite Falls,
Minn husband poisoner, sentenced to the
penitentiary for life.
The Northern Pacific branch from
Helena to Dillon has been ordered finished
with all possible despatch.
In Fairmount, Minn. Frank Falken
Hagen, accused of assaulting a twelve
year old girl, committed suicide.
The German bark Fidelio, Capt Meyer,
from Wilmington, n. G., October 9th, for
Wolgast, was wrecked; one life lost.
At Larimore, Dakota, Ed Livingston as
saulted Douglas Mcdonald with pitch
fork, fatally injuring him. Livingston
fed
The civil governor Of Cuba has resigned.
The governor general has been authorized
to draw Oh the Spanish government for
$500000
A aboring man named Andy jones' COM
mittcd suicide by shooting himself, at
Ililsboro, Oak. He had been drinking
heavily.
Senor Zarilla the Spanish agitator, has
started from Bordeaux for Spain for the
purpose of fOmenting rising in favor Of a
republic.
The Farmers Elevator company has Or
ganiZed at Devils Lake. An elevator with
$4,000 bushels capacity will be built there
next spring.
1t is said that Charles Crocker, vice pres
ident of the Southern Pacific railroad, has
purchased 100000 acres of land in Utah, for
stock range.
An effort is being made to make Duluth
flour market for interior mills, the same
rates having been secured rs from Mime.
apolis to Chicago.
Northern Pacific land sales for Novem-
Der a re 423,S7S acres, for consideration OF
S9S,O00, an increase over November of last
year of 5000 acres.
Telegrams from Calcutta announce the
breaking out of rebellion at Nepaul. The
premier has been murdered, and the naha-
rajah OF the province taken prisoner.
Railroad Commissioner Johnston. of
Wa linDfDn has EirpItpG all Pacific rail-
roads to make complete exposition OF all
meetings, contracts and agreements to him.
General Lesnjann continues to lombard
Widdin. 1t is expected that general fight
ing will be resumed in day or two, in dis
regard Of armistces, as Prince Alexander
demands possession.
Next Sunday the Minnesota & North
western will commence running two solid
through trains daily from st. Paul to st.
Louis. Kansas City and all southern and
southwestern points.
The farmers in Manitoba are becoming
quite discouraged, as this is the third
consecutive season their wheat has been
frozen before maturity, and many are
seeking homes in the United States.
By the caving in of quantity Of earth
in deep cut on the Wisconsin Central
railroad, George !;chaeffer was smothcred
to death ard another man 50 badly injured
that there is little hope of saving his life.
A dispatch from Lima says: Gen. Ca
ceres is three miles from Lima fight is
now going on between the government
troops and the forces under his command.
Trade is at stand still, many business
houses being closed.
Richard Pope, of Routhwarthe, Man,
passed through st. Paul en- route to Eng
land. He intends to bring back a colony Of
thirty or forty English families, i'll the
spring, who will locate in the eastern por-
ton OF Washington territory.
The Dakota Midland.
ELLENDALE. OAK, December 3.-The
directors of the Dakota Midland railroad