Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-06-26

Blackleg has broken out among the cat
tie in the vicinity Of Yankton.
The Iowa editors ere having a glorious
time on the north Pacific slope.
The republican campaign in Ohio will
have the assistance Of both Blaine and Lo-
gan. 5.s II 55s S3iis5 3,S
About 800 coal miners struck at Lexing-
ton, Mo-, on account Of reduction in
wages. . g5 +;
Princess Beatrice has given Prince Henry
Of Battenberg a portrait of herself on por-
celain. ss5 .S5 .S .5E.5 .533 .5s VI.
It is the citizen who never runs to catch
a car in hot weather who lives to run for
congress. 4
Ex-Attorney General Brewster will sail
for Europe today. Mrs. Brewster will ac-
company him.
Nine persons have been killed during the
last three weeks in the Hall Jones faction
war in Kentucky. E {. 4, 5.E e. VI
4. John Roach says the opposition to him is
because his politics are opposite to that of
the administration.
Out of twenty-nine loads of coal weighed
by the police of Cleveland the other day,
only one was full weight. ID
John 81. Colen, a Yankton pioneer, has
been appointed janitor Of the surveyor gen
erals office by Mr. Taylor. ~ IL.
The Pennsylvania democrats are protest
ing against the appointment Of women to
postmasterships. Poor boys! ~ =. .t 8.
The evacuation of the city of Mexico by
the United States troops occurred thirty
seven years ago the past week. s .l Nj = r
The Philadelphia Times suggests that if
Miss Cleveland is declared the leading lady
in the land, Indiana might secede.
Frederick Douglass has been invited to
take editorial charge Of the Globe, the col
ored mems organ in New York city.
Senator Bayard has returned from his
western trip cheerful and happy. He has
found there is no place like Delaware.
Mrs. Wright the American authoress,
who married a member of Parliament, con-
siders the happy huband quite English, you
know. ~ r l&
Having ascertained that. there is room at
the top the mercury has evidently deter
mined to maintain it's position, if it takes all
summer. .. --,~l
Over 200 firemen have assembled in Sioux
Falls to Participate in the tournament, all
expecting prizes. The parade and drill be-
gin today.
Business failures to the number of 226
took place during the last seven days in the
United States and Canada, as against 2O7
for the previous week.
Fred G. Harriott, the husband of Clara
Morris, while driving at Riverdale, on the
Hudson, came into collision with wagon,
was pitched out and broke rib.
1t is reported in London that Miss Marie
Van Zandt is engaged to be married to a
Russian grand duke, who met her in st.
Petersburg and followed her to London.
Seven hundred men and girls employed
by the Para rubber shoe company at South
birmingham, Mass, went out on a strike
yesterday in support Of the striking boot
makers.
"Dear girls, if you only knew how ugly
you look as you chew gum or candy, or
whatever it may be, on the street, you
wouldn't do it." says funny Forney in his
Progress.
The lawyer who conducted the suit
against Nilsson declared that the lady was
first class business woman, and init
mated that she was shrewder than her
counselors.
ID The total debt of Cuba is $500, 100000. The
budget for 188485 estimated the revenue at
$29,50O,0OO, and the expenditure at $4,000
600. The is gloomy prospect for Cuban
tax payers. .....
Berlin has serious strike of stone ma
sons The efforts of the strikers to prevent
other masons from working on buildings
in process of erection have led to riots, and
many arrests have been made
Meredith Workman has been sent, for
forgery, to the West Virginia penitentiary
He has passed twenty-seven of his fifty
four years in confinement, for various
crimes. He is we'll educated man.
William E. Woodruff, who in 1918
founded the Arkansas Gazette at Little
Rock, died yesterday in this city, aged 80
When Arkansas was admitted to the Union
Mr.. Woodruff was its first treasurer.
5. A Newark woman become suddenly in.
sane the other day. She threw furniture
out of the windows and smashed crockery
mirrors, etc. 1t is suspected that her hus.
band refused to buy her summer Jersey.
1s. A number of women, who had lost money
by the failure OF Kuhn's bank in Detroit. at
tackled him in the court room Thursday
where he was under trial for embezzlement
MT. Kuhn was severely beaten in the heat
with 1nlhrpl1as and poroco1o