Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1885-06-19

1AoAl looSCou uHifciSlGy tllSS year, SuOWlS y
that coeducation is popular in that institu-
ton.
General Logan believes President CIeve-
land man Of great force of character and
believes he is trying to give the country a
good administration.
The marchioness of Lorne has her own
occupations, is q passable artist, and with
her husband leads q steady, respectable, re-
fined, dignified existence. 4. a5
Shocks Of earthquake have reoccurred In
Cashmere with increased violence. It is
reported that 1851 persons have perished
IN the district OF Muzuffurabad.
Tom Jones, an old negro, living at
Macon, Georgia, is said to be turning white.
He says freedom has come, and the Lord
intends to turn all negroes white.
The Journal de st. Petersburg states that
there is no truth whatever in the report
that the Russians have taken possession OF
that is "Occupied"-a harbOr In COreG.
Brooklyn is called the city Of churches,
yet Bishop Littlejohn says the city has only
one church for every 1924 inhabitants LESS
than any other city in the United States.
Orson S. Murray, former journalist,
and man of considerable fame in the anti
slavery cause, died at mis- home near Gin
cinnati Sunday night at the age Of 78 years.
John L. Sullivan should be enticed into
West Virginia to participate in prize
fight 1t only costs two years in the peni-
tentiary to indulge in such pastime In that
state.
1t is noted that as a result of tree culture
birds are becoming quite numerous in some
parts of Dakota. In Kingsbury and some
other counties qualls are making their APP
peararlce.
New York Is reforming with vengence.
Saturday an old man was fined $40 for kiss
ing young woman on the street with her
consent, and she was fined the same sum
for letting him.
A prominent lawyer at Watertown says
that is the understanding in his section that
Delegate Clifford will support the adminis-
tratiOn, and claim influence in the disposal
of Dakota patronage.
Colonel Bob Ingersoll believes that the 4
democrats, having won, should have the
offices. Bob is evidently disposed to give
them plenty or rope in the certainty that
they will hang themselves.
The secretary of the treasury has APP
pointed o. j. Harney, Of Pennsylvania, and .
VIM. s. Kaiser, of Indiana, to be chiefs If
divisions in the third auditors Office. u FIJI
vacancies caused by removals.
The comptroller of the currency has APP
pointed Benjamin s. w. Clark and Samuel
H. Taylor to be bank examiners. and has
assigned the former to duty in New York
and the latter to duty in Indiana.
Gen. Sir Peter Lumsden has asked the
promoters of the fund now being raised to
secure for him asword of honor to slls-
pend further action in the matter until his
relations with the war Office are more set &
tied.
Chicago Inter Ocean: Ohio saloon keep
ers paid into the state treasury last year
$2,OOOOOO before the supreme court declared 8
the law unconstitutional The same court
has declared that the money can not be re-
funded.
The vice consul in Copenhagen has in
formed the state department that he has
just received, from Greenland, locked
mail pouch and several loose letters for
the Greedy relief expedition. He Will Tor