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

Chicago, his coming rival in the financial
world. s.,.@s ( 5} Isl .yi ssss. II
Purchase of silver for coinage into dollars
at San Francisco and Carson city has been
discontinued.
The president says that for every appoint
ment he makes there are several hundred
disappointments.
Twelve Cinnamon were arrested in Min
neapois while betting their money in
game Of afan-tan." u
The president began the week by taking
whack at the California offices, filling
three important ones. IS.
Those interested in the steamship sub
sides are much enraged at the decision of
the postmaster general. e,s.
A reunion Of the soldiers and sailors of
the Territory will be held at Aberdeen,
Sept. 8th, 9th and 10th.
Gen. Logan's visit to New York created
1utter among politicians, but he talked
only on Grants disease.
Blanche K. Bruce, ex-Register of the
Treasury, intends to reside in future at his
old home in Mississippi.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul road
received the first medal for the best railroad
display at New Orleans. - 4 ~
Ignatius Donnelly will deliver the fourth
of July Grafton at Wahpeton, instead of at
Washington as heretofore stated.
Between the Mugwump and the locust
there is this differauce-one has crawled
into his hole and the other out of it.
Postage stamps are used on the Oregon
railways in making change, there being a
scarcity Of pennies and 2-cent pieces
Charles Bradlaugh has been invited to go
to India and become Moslem, but he pre-
fers to remain in England and be nuisance.
Francis Murphy spoke to the Pittsburg
strikers the other day and said If they must
strike let it be against strong drink and bad
company. ...
Has Mr.. Thomas A. Hendricks (vice-pres-
ident of the United States) been seen lately
His "dignifed laziness" is becoming painful
to many voters. .a.
business talent, as an aid to conducting
public offies, is invaluable" says the Bos-
ton Herald; 1t is also handy in the little
matter of securing them.
The Leavenworth Times wants George
William Curtis to remember that the old
Puritan whom he lately eulogized so elo-
Quently "WaS no mugWump."s
Jamestown people claim that the James
River Valley line was bought in the inter
est of the Northern Pacific road in order
to cut off competition from the south.
Four Supreme Judges can go on the retired
list during Cleveland's term Of Office if they
desire to do So: They are Chief Justice
In spite of the election Dunseith still
holds the records of Rolette county. Judge
sioners from removing the records to st.
John. &rg.-
Minneapolis has man without arms, but
he managed to get drunk and was arrested.
He testifes that saloon men sold him liquor
and held the glass to his mouth while he
drank. %:.
In recent address Secretary Bayard
said: II desire to encourage hero worship
but who is the hero?" Perhaps modesty
forbade the orator from answering his own
question. - 81
A woman in New York state lately got a
Judgment against her husband for money
she loaned him several years ago. A woman
there does not lose her Individuality by
marriage.
If Gen. Middleton will keep after Big
Bear scientific men may have reasonable
hope that the north pole question will be
solved without our sacrificing any more
men and ships. ..
There is indignation reported in society
circles at Washington because the president
or Miss Cleveland has employed female
cook instead of the French scientist left
over by Mr.. Arthur. "A
1t was hard OH Gladstone to be defeated.
but the aunkindness cut' has been given
him by the Chicago News. If Gladstone
sees that picture published in the News Of
Thursday, he will not only retire from
politics, but die Immediately.
Governor Hoadly, of Ohio, during an in
terview in New York, Sunday said he was
not candidate for the democratic gGber-
material nomination in Ohio. He thinks
the democrats will win, but his private
business demands his attention, and he does
not care to run for Office again.