Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1885-09-18
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Kelley has resigned.
Gladstone has lumbago.

helley mas resigned.
Gladstone has lumbago.
Teemer is to row Courtney.
Harrisburg, Penn, is 100 years old.
cCaffrey wants to fight the world.
Bernharlt will play aArarion Delorme."
Mexico is celebrating her independence.
Steamer Prussia burned on Lake Super
ior.
7 Anoka county, Minn., fair now in prog
No deaths from cholera in Toulon yes
terday. q
Russia is organizing new feet for the
Black sea. i$a@
q Sebastopol harbor is being enlarged and
strengthened.
t st Paul telegraphers ask for extra pay
for extra duty.
Cholera has destroyed one-half the hogs
IN clay county.
Morris, Mimi, will have new railrood
Maryland's first state prohibition conyen-
ton is in session. gt
Big Bear has been sentenced to three
years imprisonment. "a
Mrs. Nellie Grant-Sartoris arrived in
London last Thursday.
Sixty postoffices burned or robbed in the
past twenty-eight days.
Norwegian barque Rogerland capsized;
only four persons rescued. M
But two days of last week were favorable
for the Minnesota state fair. 35
The largest cruiser in the Spanish navy
exploded her boiler, at Cadiz. 5
It is stated that the czar's mind Is almost
unhinged by dread of nihiists,
Oshkosh packing and provision COM
pany's works burned; loss $4,000.
District court convened in Anoka, Mimi,
yesterday, Judge Young officiating.
Tennyson's new volumn Of poems will
be ready for publication in October.
The Eliza Armstrong case still drags its
nastiness before the London public.
r. A. Fish, District of Columbia ap-
pointed assistant register of the treasury.
H.F Whitcomb appointed general man
railway. ~
The Mexican national bank is negotiat-
ing in Paris for funds to pay off the Mexi-
can debt. 1T ~ I'D 4
The Prince of Wales is to make his first
formal visit to Wales upon his return from
Germany. %5f
Russia is greatly strengthening her
works in the Crimea and in central and
eastern Russia.
George La Blanch and Pete Mccoy, with
gloves, fought to a draw, in five desperate
rounds, near Boston. -'a.l
The post Office department wants bid for
carrying the mails in Dakota from July l,
1885, to June 80, 1890. Il s5.a...f y ri "a
H.G. Ried has resigned the position Of
general manager Of the Milwaukee,, Lake
Shore &c Western railway. &a$
Clara Virginia Cramer, neice of General
Grant, has married AlphOnso Bernhardt,
journalist, of Paris, France Ess
Mr.. August Belmont is in London on
business connected with the Northern Pa
cific second mortgage bonds.
Phil Thompson trotted a mile in 2:2OA;
the fastest three-year-old time made BY
seven and one half seconds.
Fannie Witherspoon lowered the two
| mile trotting record by one second, at the
Minnesota fair, going in 4:45.
Mrs. Anna Koch, widow, Wadena, Mimi,
i- 1SS AA.'A'o oA'Aec pAiS elSss'h - &
her husband, two years since.
| John L. Sluggiyan fined 81 and costs
Ior playing pase pall LAS last sunday III Cieve-
land, ONO. he got $500 for playing.
/ During strong northeast wind. a dredge
Doat and three scoWs went ashore near Du-
| Nl!n.. Inc dredge lost S5,OOO worth of ma
1y chlllery. 49,, s,,
The partly finished residence Of the late
Wilbur n. Storey. of Chicago, is to b,. con.
verted into a convent and academy for
young girls.
| Cen. DeCau,cey has baen given carte
blanche in AMMAN Nv the Fras,ch royar,,-
ment X IL Iikair ne viii denose the eyn,,th-
ful King OF AMMAN l
1 Al Grand Forks nrize f;obt hat,.n..pi
Lemon of Rosfnn. and McKenwn of Win.
nineC was Given to 7 ,emnn st TIA and If
secnnd rnnnd IN. q foni q AS = si'>. ~ - oA
4 ' 80 = 1'' - - = :" = 49,
4 China has arranged with Berlin and Lon