Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1885-10-16
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Fire in Doylestown, Ohio; loss, $S5,OOO.
Irving Hall and Tammany are hobnob-
bing. -
Cardinal McClosky died at 1850 Sunay
morning. IN
Work of vaccination is going on rapidly
in Quebec.
,Forty-nine deaths from smallpox in
Montreal yesterday.
The question of female suffrage is enter
ing into English politics.
The Sultan has ordered the ex-Sultan
Mourad into exile in Arabia.
The report that Turkey had recognized
the Bulgarian union is premature.
The severest storm in many years is now
prevailing off the coast at Nyack, N. Y.
Austria has advised Servia to stop her
war preparations and adopt peace policy.
A. J. Pickett, of Kentucky, has been ap-
pointed timber agent of the general land
office.
The board of health of Buffalo are taking
active steps to insure against the spread Of
smallpox.
Nearly oil of the postmasters speak well
OF the special delivery system and business
is increasing. 15t..9
The Indian conference at Lake Mohawk.
N. T.. closed with number of miscellane-
GUS addresses. l.,
The Post says the president has decided
to go home and vote in the New York
state election. ae
France has agreed to Germany's propo-
sails in regard to the settlement Of the Bull
garian trouble. @ s,s Nv 5
G. F. Beams custom mill and residences
burned at Valley Creek, MINI. Loss, 3d.
600; fully insured.
tits rumored that Turkey and Greece
have. concluded a select treaty against
Servia and Bulgaria. s.assasi 80
A strong feeling in favor of triennial
parliaments is manifesting itself in the
liberal faction of England.
The new steamship Bourgoyne, of the
general trans Atlantic fleet, has been sue
cessfully launched at Havre.
An unknown vessel is reported ashore
near Camperdown, Nova Scotia. She is
throwing up distress rockets.
Only one accident occurred at the blow
ing up of Flood rock, He'll Gate. IA man
was slightly burned by a fuse.
A fire at Frederickton, N. B., DESTROYED
Morrison's saw mill, twelve tenement
houses and 2,0OO,0 1000 feet of lumber.
Err l.. Gould. special agent of the labor
bureau, stationed in England, has resigned,
having completed his investigations.
The garrison at Salomia is moving for
ward rapidly to the Roumelian frontier,
where the Bulgarians are entrenched.
On next Sunday the Milwaukee will sub
stitute day for the night train over the
Fargo Southern, from St. Paul to Fargo.
The earnings of the Wisconsin Central
railway during September were Sill 1923,
OF $A6S7, as compared with the same
| month last year. a @
The Roumanian chambers have been
summoned to meet Oh the 9th, it Is en-
tended to mobilize three army corps and
portion of the fourth. '* & I5
Alphonzo Quinlet, Of Montreal, says the
been greatly exaggerated, and denies the
suffering among the half breeds.
Mr. Stead, editor of the Pail Mall Gazette.
inst, to present many startling revelations
OF vice in high places in London.
A sufficient number Of candidates are
already pledged to the cause Of woman slif-
frage in England to raise that question to
one of urgency in the next parliament.
A mob at Hampstead, Texas, burned the
slaughter houses and pens belonging to
George Burton and john Neiss and gave
the owners five days to leave the country.
OF the 697 deaths from small pox in Mon
treal, during September, 900 were those Of
children under 10 years of age. During
the epidemic, two persons have had the
small pox twice. 359
BY an explosion of aBlind Twyerp at
Cherry Valley furnace, near LatOniO, Ohio,
Anthony Bruse was killed and Thomas
Gibbons, Joseph Moffatt and William
Wordsworth seriously injured
In the cross actions for divorce between
Geo. P. Rowell, the well known advertising
the supreme court, has returned his deci-
sion refusing to grant the action Of either
party.
The following are Dakota guests at st.
Paul hotels: P. Fl. and D. Fl. Refer. Fargo;
s. Bowman, Ashton: A. C. AnCreWs &
Fargo; j. A. johnson, Fargo; A. S. Ellis.
=. Erwin, Fargo; J. =. Gowan, Grand
Forks. Isl
The Rev. n. G. Bilbie, appointed superin-
tendent OF missions for the Methodist
Episcopal church In North Dakota, was
last year pastor OF the Fargo Methodist
church, and has a daughter a missionary
in India.
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A large nnnber of the members Of the
London stock exchange have petitioned the
government committee of the exchange to
register American railroad shares, and it is
believed that the committee will approve
the project. 4 &
Captain Healy, commanding the revenue
steamer Corwin reports to the treasury de-
Partment from San Francisco, where he
has just arrived, that the explorations of
the headwaters of the KoWak and Noitak
rivers, in Alaska, were pushed to sue
cessful completion on the last cruise Of the
Corwin.
1t is reported that NJ Fl0quet has urged
N. Grevy to expel the Orleanists from
France, and to prevent the projected mar
riage between Prince Waldemir, son Of the
king Of Denmark, and Marie, daughter Of
the Due de Chambres M.Fioquet believes
IT to be the duty OF the republic to suppress,
If possible, all alliances Of this kind, made
with the view of maintaining and strength
ening royal aspirations in France.