Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1885-06-26

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NUGGETS OF NEWS.
John Mccullough is again in dangerous
condition. #5f
Manitoba railroad stock has made de-
cided advance.
T.P. O'Connor is preparing history Of
the Parnellite party.
Maggie Mitchell and family are at Long
Branch for the summer
Col. Pat Donan is going to Honduras to
grow up with the country.
The Dakota Sunday school assembly
meets at Big Stone lake, July 15.
! Nearly all the first Dakota regiment will
attend the celebration at Jamestown.
Another large elevator and 100 barrel
mill are to be built at Hillsboro this sea-
son.
A dude has been defined in an Atlanta
court as "a fellow who is mashed on him
self"
Theodore Roosevelt is spoken Of as the
republican candidate for governor Of New
York.
The government receipts from several
sources will fall short of the estimates
made. Ns:zagz 1,s y
General Grant, it is said, can not endure
music Of any kind except that made by the
fife and drum.
The Odin, Ill, school trustees have made
their teachers sign contracts not to practice
roller skating.
The epidemic at Plymouth, Pennsylya-
MIA. is subsiding. There have been but five
deaths the past week.
A Texas man, who says he comes direct
from the place where it is raised, remarks
sheol is not the way to call it.
Emperor Wilhelm received Minister
Pendleton very cordially, and expressed
the best feeling towards America.
The Maxim gun, the wonder of the day
in London, seems to have reached the max
imum of speed-600 shots minute.
Kentucky state troops have been ordered
under arms on account of threatened seri-
GUS disturbances in Letcher county.
Bismarck is of the opinion that bald
head indicates brains. The entire front
row should arise and bow It's thanks.
Theodore Roosevelt, who has been for
some weeks out on his Dakota ranch, has
gone back to New York for a short stay.
The Knights of Labor are very strong in
Salt Lake City. They celebrated their first
anniversary on the 18th instant, in grand
style. 5s'-s
England will soon begin to realize what
a great man Gladstone really is. He will
loom in strength and grandeur under re
verses. IA
Eugene Field, the great .humorist, now
connected with the Chicago News, has
fallen heir to $4,000, through an aunt in
Missouri
Egypt is suffering from stagnation in
all government business, that, it is hoped,
will be bettered by the change in the Brit
ish ministry.
The steamer Italia struck on Sheep point,
near Lomas, last Friday, and sunk in ff-
teen minutes Sixty-five out of 134 persons
on board were drowned.
A Somerville (Mass.) bride and groom,
ambitious to be taken for old married peo-
pie, borrowed a three year old boy to accom-
pany them ON their trip.
Profanity is getting quite a set back in
Butte. For using cuss words j. r. Robin
son was charged 1928 and John Harm $31 in
| that city on Tuesday last.
Religious dances of the time of Monte
| LuLld. dIc Sblll ny tEtilc ulOuuIdlu
tribes of Mexico who are also said to pay
homage to the "black serpent"
| The president is said to be determined to
enforce his order that settlers ON the Win
nebago and Crow Creek reservations in Da-
kota should vacate the land, even if troops
have to be sent and use force.
| The driving of southern Texas cattle
through Kansas is expected to lead to seri-
Gus trouble, as many of the cattle are dis
eased and Kansas cattle men will resist
letting them into the state.
The president shows no sign" # appoint
1 ing new governor tor Montana. Major
Maginnis, the territory's choice, and backed
1 by no end of strong democrats, who
thought he could slide right into the place,
is apparently no nearer than when the