Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1885-07-24

VOL. l3, NO q.
NEWS NOTES AND COMMENTS.
One hundred republican postmasters in
the states were removed Tuesday.
The crown jewels in the cathedral at
Moscow are said to be worth $12.0O0,OOO
The Munster bank, Dublin, ireland, has
failed owing its depositors, mostly ladies,
$9,OOO,OO0. .fE,5.5 * @s
At school election in Canton, Oak, last
week, 200 ladies put their little votes into
the ballot box.
Montana stock growers will meet at Hell
ena August 26th instead Of 18th as hereto
fore announced. .E5.s..... = E. ... ....
News comes from Vermont that Hon.
Mark Ward was married to Miss Nettie
Barnard last week. ~, 81 =.
dent of Danbury, Conn.,, swallowed small
live frog the ether day. 1j@
Corrected census returns received during
the past week place the estimated popu-
lation of north Dakota at 154,016.
Brooklyn Times 1t is not the man who
thumps the bar the hardest that has the
most money to pay for his drink. -
DR.. Raymond B. Guiteras, a surgeon in
the navy, claims to be the only man who
ever knocked John Sullivan down.
In the Yankton region there is more flax
than wheat, and it is one of the few regions
where there was scarcity of rain.
A New Yorker left his spring overcoat
hanging out Of the window, and a sparrow
made a nest in one Of the pockets.
All the property of the recent exposition
at New Orleans, subject to the liens upon
it, has been sold at auction for $175,OOO.
The president has appointed United
States Judge, attorney and marshal for
Alaska but no new appointments for
Dakota.
II A New Hampshire girl wanted to be
married in cave, but as there was no cave
within fifty miles of home, she finally con-
sented to have the knot tied down cellar.
The Pail Mall Gazette of London opens
its review upon Mrs. General Clusters
book with striking sentence: "Boots and
Saddle is a perfect Godsend to world
cursed with English dullness and stupid
ity. ... .--. ..-.
BY the breaking of an elevator scatfold
at Valley City, Tuesday. three men were
severely injured by being hurled to the
bottom of the bin, forty feet. Their names
are Axel Berg, John Anderson and Peter
Erickson.
1t is claimed that the advertisement of
Chicago news dealers of the arrival in
few days Of 1900 copies of the Pail Mall
Gazette is bosh. One or two copies are on
the way, and fac SMILES will be made and
sold as if they were original.
The IsabePs cargo consists of about 1900
tons of tea, the first to be shipped over the
Northern Pacific. 1t will require ten trains
of twenty cars each to transport it. The
price charged is 81 rs from Tocoma to New
York, much less than any other route.
A bill has been introduced into the New
Hampshire legislature providing that when
ever any person who has served in the army
or navy of the United States, and has re-
ceived an honorable discharge from the
same, shall from any cause become poor
and unable to provide for himself and fam
lily, such person, his wife, widow, or minor
children shall he taken care of at their
place of abode, OF at such other place in the
town or city where such persons may re-
side, as the selectmen or OVerSeers of the
poor may think right and proper.
1t is said the Northern Pacific express
company has completed arrangements by
which it will establish system of market
reports from fifty of the most prominent
points along its line This includes points
in British Columbia, and embraces terri
tory of 5000 miles. The reports will show
the prices of grain, produce, fruits, live
stock, etc., and will be issued weekly. They
will be posted on bulletin boards, put up in
all the principal business houses. hotels,
chambers of commerce and places where
people congregate. This is new depar-
ture for the express company, but as the
service will be thorough it will prove of
great benefit to all merchants of the north
west.
In = Bad Way. - @
EAU CLARE, Wis, July 2s.-Attachments
aggregating $26,OOO were filed last evening
against the Eua Clare chilled plow company.
The attachments are Bank of Eau Glare,
$4,000: on judgment of the Chippewa val
ley bank, $4,000; F. j. Blacher, $1,000. This
morning the company filed an assignment,
( clerks and employees are named as preferred
creditors. Attachments are supposed to
cover the principal indebtedness. The
schedule of the assets of the creditors are
not filed. The works have been closed for