Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1885-06-05

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VOL. l3, NO. 1. 81"
NEWS NOTES IND COMMENTS.
Hanna must go to Persia or stay at home.
Tramps and footpads are growing bold
in St. Paul. -s..,-..
The five nations of the Indian territory
desire statehood.
Boy pages are now popular features at
eastern weddings.
A dock strike at Duluth was prevented
by judicions concessions.
The president has a small statue of An
drew Jackson at his desk.
There are 700 Chinese scholars in twenty
nine New York Sunday schools.
Senator Evarts son Phillip was ordained
to the Episcopal ministry Sunday.
The New. York Herald will pay ST., 900
year rent for new up town Office.
1t is said that General Grant will COM
plete his history in about a month.
1t is now said that postmaster general
Villas is after the Louisiana lottery.
Three patients Of the insane asylum at
1ankton escaped on Sunday night.
The inventor of barbs on fence wire re-
ceives royalty of $l20O0o year.
Locusts and cotton worms have made
their appearance in northern Louisiana.
A strike has been inaugurated in the
Mahoning valley and the mills are all idle.
Senator Logan will seek much needed
rest this summer in the shaded quiet of the
Shenandoah valley.
Lieut.. Greedy will pass the summer
months with his family in the Berkshire
hills.
w. Justice Stanley Matthews and family will
put in the summer months at Asherville,
NC.
p Gen. Butler and Roscoe Conkling were
seen riding together in hanson on Broad
way the other day.
Miss Helen Taylor, an ardent advocate
OF, woman suffrage in England, will contest
seat in parliment
The court of claims at Washington closed
its business for the term on Monday and
adjoured until October.
The Canadian Pacific wants full first
class rates on the passenger business re-
ceived from the Manitoba
The first official act of Minister Phelps
in England was to attend the funeral of
Lieut.. Shock, at Greenwich.
In Willard county antelope are reported
to be numerous, and hunters keep the
market supplied with the meat
The county board of Benson have decided
to contest the recent election setting off
three of it's towns to Ramsey.
The new Nebraska state law fixing rail-
road passenger rates at three cents per
mile went into effect Monday.
Mr.. Gladstone recently felled large holly
tree at Hawarden with his old time strength |
and precision in the use of the axe.
Manning and Whitney have caused it to |
be understood that they do not care cop
per for the New York governorship.
Secretary Manning is beginning to give
the boys the cold shoulder when they come
around his office to talk machine politics.
Whitaker, the colored cadet, who had
his ears cut at West Point, has been ad-
mitted to the bar in South Carolina,
The Sioux Falls marshal has determined
to organize chain gang, in order to get sat
isfactOry returns out of his nightly dodgers,
Blaine republicans in Vermont are pull
ing the wires for the defeat of Edmunds to
the Senate. "Time at last makes all things
even."
Among the arms delivered up at Batoche
is Springfield carbine, 187s which is sup
posed to have been taken from the Custer
battlefield.
. The farmer of Bon Homme county who
wagered the wine that he would have
wheat foot high by May 24th, did not
have the bet to pay.
The Fargo Sun says that, Major Edwards
has selected assistants in the work of tax
ing the census with regard to their fitness
for the discharge of the duties required.
Governor Ziebach wants it distinctly un-
derstood that he has nothing ito do with
making charges against Governor Pierce.
He has the highest respect for the latter.
Advices from Washington seem to in