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

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20 Some almanacs 5000 Years old have been
| discovered in Londonauu,.,yoy d,ur74 .,nt
IL Petrifedi mummies', eyes are the latest
| craze for watch charms. r.,,,t y,,,. ga. ,.,,.,,
The leather product Of this country
amounts to $500, ,OoQQ, 900 annually, ..ri.
Over 10000 miles Of railroads IN the United
| States are in The hands Of receivers ''"''
Itcosts $2oo,ooo to run the Grand Union
hotel at Saratoga for a q season OF ten weeks.
"Hugging set TO music," is what Sam
Jones the Georgia rePyiYYalist PYYli SAYS waltzing
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! An Indiana, farmer, has a twelve pound
eolt Which l}s s perfectly p formed ' a and doing
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., Miss Cleveland, though urged, refused to
sloW her picture @ to ,s sapp!eaa4r p!a4 ~ n her hey e
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Buffalo. New York has gained about 5O,-
99 @ IL population H since since 1873 1880 It now % has
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Mayor Low, Of Brooklyn, recently van
quished his secretary in a six mile SWIM
ming match. '''.I ~ '-'-'l'
The highest prize at the New Orleans
exposition for oranges, was won by NLassa-
chusetts men. '.' Cd. .''''''
At some time in their lives Miss Cleve-
land, land, Mrs. Garfield, and Mrs, Hayes were all
school teachers, ,...s,i.-.,,, ,r
The Thomas Catiis the onameAuf a new
paper In Illinois. 1t will probably have to
scratch scr for q living. y. ...,.~,t,..:.
Pure drinking water is now obtained in
New Orleans by digging an artesian well
to the depth of 400 feet. -.~nJ"l
Diphtheria has broken out in the camp
meeting being held at Sioux Falls by the
Second Day Adventists. aura =" ~ fl
Ex-president Arthur isvery fond of fish
ing: u He. and his son, "A, Arthur, are now
angling. in Canadian waters. >.,,..,,,i,. ...
Twenty-eight states IN the Union have
adopted laws restricting the practice of
medicine to educated persons. ,,lut y. y.;,1j.,
Mount Hood, Oregon, is to be,illuminated
on the night of July 4th with red calcium
lights, visible all over Oregon.l n '''1'j'F
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1'Nine out of ten Russians,eat with wooden
spoons, from wooden plates and bowls, and
drink water from, wooden dippers.
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I"The legislatures Which are to be elected
Witliih tile next year will electtwenty4fve
United States senators, and "business" has
already commenced. ,.;,.,
Secretary Whitney has imported from
New York all expert accountant to intro
duce new system of keeping the navy de-
partment books after July lst.
Rev. William Blackburn, D., d., late pres
ident of the Grand Forks university, has
been rendered the presidency of the Pierre
university. He will probably accept it.
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g. "A new grain, a hybrid between wheat
and rye, has been produced in Texas, and,
according to the newspapers of that state,
the public is awaiting with intense anxiety
to see what kind Of whisky it will make
Edward Judson Ned Buntline) has writ
ten between 800 and 400 serial stories, and
once wrote $40 page book in sixty-two
hours. lie is now 63 years old, and lives on
his fine stock farm on the upper Delaware
The ushers who acted at a wedding held
i'll Baltimore two years ago were the pail
bearers at the funeral of the bride last
| week, and invitations to attend the funeral
were sent out to all who had been invited
to the wedding.
Three sons and two daughters of General
Lee survive. His sons are farmers in Vir-
ginia, and the daughters are both great
travellers, the elder having explored Aus
"a Aoio3 otpoLi, SAitlut dlIu ISypC, LII
addition to the European circuit of sights
A correspondent Of the New York Jour
nal wants to know where there is a nice
place for working girls to spend their vaca-
ton. The TRIBUNE would state that the
| girls had better take a permanent vacation
and come to Dakota. Here they can get
good government lands, government mules
and good husbands. VIZ
The offer to send the ~'household primer"
post paid, On receipt Of a two cent stamp
has brought SO many orders to Messrs. ID,
| LOthrop & Co., Boston, that none of the .
stories of the wonderful sale: of Webster's
spelling book will equal the sale of. this
| new primer. Immense editions are in press,
ts0ithatt IA taa1 19.rdr order are promptly filled. .rf,
I. The conductors and drivers of the west
| Chicago street car company, numbering
1900. have! givesa sRot tieaf Of, eheiE intention
to strike unless the company reinstates in