Bismarck weekly tribune., 1885-07-03

The strike Of the Detroit shoe makers has
ended. 3$s 4; n
Rev. I. De Witt Talmadge sails for Eu-
rope today. 4
Miss Cleveiand's book viii appear the
latter part Of next week.
The next orange crop Of Florida is ex-
pected to be worth 100000.
Frederick reports too much rain in that
locality for the good OF the crops.
The Boston Norfolk club will give Gem
eral Logan dinner on June 10Th.
Ex-secretary Lincoln and Frank Hatton
will settle permanently in Chicago.
General Gordon's diary contains scath-
Ing criticism on England's Soudan policy.
Surveyor general Taylor wants to dis.
pose Of his interest in the Yankton Herald
The Jewish population of Jerusalem Is
constantly increasing, aud now numbers
$1,000. IA.
Ex-secretary Chandler and family will
spend the summer at their New Hampshire
home. 3-Ss; rs s.s t
There is one family in Durango, Colo
RADIO, boasting the proud population Of
fourteen children. 5. 5..5 .r
A cattle man has been discovered near
Deadwood, whose sole but successful capi-
tai is branding iron. .lsl4i
Democratic prospects in Virginia are re-
ported to be very close, and the leaders
are not at all sanguine. -.
The resignation fever" is spreading
among republican Office holders almost as
fast as the cholera in Spain. 1s'
Business throughout the state of Colo
RADIO is reported as much better than at any
time during the summer last year. ....r.
Whitelaw Reid, Of the New York Trib-
une, has settled an annuity Of $500 on Mrs.
Cleveland, Horace Greely's poor sister.
A tornado wrecked many buildings in
Leavenworth Kansas, and wrought much
destruction in the surrounding country.
The Massachusetts republican state CON-
mittee have decided to call the state con-
vention for Wednesday, September 2Oth.
The Second Adventists are now holding
camp meeting at Sioux Falls. That city is
great for religious reviyals and reunions.
If there is an average crop of cotton this
year in the south, the acreage Will be so
large that the product will be over 100000
bales. ts.v, "
Prince Bismarck has recovered from his
recent attack Of neuralgia, aud will be in
Berlin at the end of the week to attend mis-
sons wedding. rs s4.r.. .<. ..~
Miss Elizabeth Devereux Blake, the eld-
est daughter of Mrs. Lille Devereux Blake,
will be married July 1st to Mr.. John Bev-
erly Robinson. K s.4 ,....
Cleveland takes no stock in his family.
He refused to appoint man named Cleye-
land post master at Quincy Illinois, for fear
he might be a relative. $
The presidents approval Of MI. Fleming
as assistant associate justice of the New
Mexico supreme court was due to Mr.. Car
isles Endorsement of him.
Lightning Is reflected for $50 to 200 miles.
The sound Of thunder may be heard for
twenty or twenty-five miles; with the ear
to the ground much farther.
The patriot democrats are still wondering
what has become Of that large army Of
"rascals" about whom so much was heard
during the campaign last fall.
Lord Greville says that 'human knowl-
edge Is the parent Of human doubt If so,
an idiot Is either an orphan or else possess
ses limited amount of faith. ~ E
A western postmaster says that he has
been reported as an offensive partisan be-
cause he has refused to lick stamps for the
young women who send letters through his
Office. .-,. la...... y. ... -,..a. "
Senator Payne has cabled that he will
return Immediately from Europe to ascer-
tain why his well known wishes in regard
to recent Ohio appointments were disre-
garded.
The Springfield Republican says an en-
graver recently made the following mistake;
"Mr. and Mrs. respectfully request
your presents at the marriage of their
daughter" -
1t is likaly prince Albert will pass some
weeks at Dublin castle, with the new lord
lieutenant, and it is announced that the
duke Of Connought will make an extended
tour through Ireland. So
Thomas Thornburg, owner Of fine farm
near Plymouth, Ind, shot himself Thurs
day night with the intention Of committing
suicide, it is said. on account Of family
troubles. The ball entered the brain over
the right eye. He is still living, but rap
idly sinking.
Governor Hoadly, of Ohio, has disap-
proved the contract of the state sinking
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