Bismarck weekly tribune., 1886-02-05
NEWS SUMMARY

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The Paris municipaI council has a. ,ad
az foreign children from the communal
schools. 3557-s
The official journal Of Athens denies that
changed. q 80 80 n
In Philadelphia q Mrs. Keyser has been
regularly licensed to open and maintain q
The secretary OF the treasury has issued
..,a car Ior tne redemption Of bonds on the
Tom Edison, the electrician. is building a
LABORATORY and g residence at Orange, N. n.
Every birth which has taken place in
Draanesylile, ;a Ca, since January lst has re-
suited IN d0ublets or triplets.
The new Indian state house has thus far
COS Cost y " $50 9S1 81 and it is believed the $2-8
ooO, ,OOO limit will be greatly exceeded. IL
Professor Baird says that fair estimate
OF the annual product Of the American fish
cries would not fall short Of 800, 1000.
Winnemucca, New, has Just had an IN
dian murder trial before a jury Of twelve
bucks. The accused Indian was acquitted.
\ A fire at Fairchild, Wis, DESTROYED tha
post Office and store adjoining. Nothing
" was saved but the contents of the post Of
fee safe. az, 1t Z
The appropriation for the government
printing office is exhausted, and Printer
Rounds will give many employees fur
Tough soon 7a q 2
Delegate Joseph, of New Mexico saws all
New Mexicans want Gen. Crook removed z
because, with 5000 soldiers, he can't cap
ture ten Apaches. & 5 s.
Death from exposure" was the verdict
recently rendered by a Helena, M. T.. Jury
on the body Of horse thief who had been
hanged by vigilantes. ,'-
T The Ottawa lumber manufacturers have
sold their entire cut for this year to ENG
llsh and American dealers at an advance
over last years prices.
a scarlet fever epidemic has caused the
closing OF all schools in the towns of Pierce
and Albany, Wis (near Eau Claire), and
throughout the surrounding country
Lord Salisbury has instructed Admiral
Hay, commander Of the English Mediter-
ranean squadron; to employ force against
the Greeks wherever they attack Turkey.
Everything is reported perfectly quiet on
the IN Blood and Piegan reserves, N. w. T.
Inc Indians appear anxious to beprepared
for the spring work. They want more
tools.
London has sixty-seven hospitals. with
6,588 beds, and 56595 patients are received
annually. The number Of out patients
treated da Cd during the past two years exceeds
1t has been discovered that the state of
tennessee has received only $4,000 of the
Judgment Of $4ONDOO obtained against the
sureties Of Polk, the defaulting treasurer
Of the state.
An experienced vocalist has, it is said.
during fourteen years cured any number
Of cases OF obstinate cough by prescribing
the free use OF oysters as diet. The rem
edy is easily tried.
From kilograms received from New York
it is learned that Dennis Ryan, of ST. Paul,
brother-in-la have. secured contract for
over $l.00O,OOO on the Croton acqueduct,
New York, water works.
Thomas Rooney, a farmer living on the
outskirts Of Rockford, Ill, sent his wife to
her fathers home, lam. 18th, because she
was sick, and shortly thereafter disap-
peared, and has not since been seen. His
stock was found in the barn in starving
condition.
Fully 5000 people, headed by brass
bands, marched to the depot at Hastings,
Nebraska, to witness the simultaneous ar
rival of delayed trains. Twenty-nine pas,
senger trains pulled into the Union depot
inside Of thirty minutes. The blockade
had lasted ten days.
A young fellow wearing the garb of a
district messenger boy, and calling himself
w. II. Tinsler. of New York, is swindling
c0nhding people by protesting to be col
lecter for the Grant monument fund. At
Landrus, Pa, he is said to have collected
$4OO, and beaten the hotels.
Dan OSullivan, managing editor of the
Louisville Commercial and Mr.. Greathouse,
city editor of that paper, had bloody fight
in the office Tuesday, during which Great
house, while trying to thrust O'Sullivan's
head into stove, was badly slashed up by
a knife manipulated by O'Sullivan.
]. G.. Walker, of Minneapolis, has
brought an action for $4,000 da nages
against the Manitoba railway company for
INJURIES sustained on Nov. Il, 1885, while
southeast. His horse was killed, and the
buggy smashed. He narrowly escaped
death. He claims no warning was given
by the engineer.
VS.. King, of Minneapolis, said in Chi
cago Tuesday: "We have not taken an
other census since last summer, but we
have two wonder cities up there, let me
tell you. Although the boundaries of the
two touch now, l don't think that there is
city than there is of Chicago and Milwau-
kee growing together"
NEWS NOTES AND COMMENTS.
The Duluth toboggan club has now 200
members.
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