Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-04-02
NEWS SUMMARY.
There is very cold weather in Texas.

There is very cold weather in Texas
The war cloud in Greece is growing
Parnell approves the Irish national
league.
Geronimo and his followers have surren-
dered.
The telephone investigation committee is
at it again.
. Net earnings Of the Union Pacific show
decrease the past year.
s. Braden, of Montana, has been ap-
pointed assayer in Helena.
The Prussian government wants the
anti-sOcialiSt law continued,
The Union Pacific has made $3.50 rate
from Omaha to San Francisco.
1t is understood that Rev. Mr. Brown, of
New York, has two wives.
Joe Ellingsworth can not raise $4,000 to
make fight with Dempsey.
William Tracey, a notorious New York
burglar, has been captured.
Gibbons defeated Wilkie in the two mile
boat race at London.
The alleged fillibusters captured on the
steamer City of Mexico have been released
Gladstone persists in his Irish land
schemes, and his failure is daily prophe-
sled.
There was reduction Of about $1,25O,O0O
in the public debt during the month of
March.
Lord Harrington has promised to help
Gladstone This offsets Chamberlain's de-
fectiOn.
All carpenters, GLACIERS and turner's in
Basle are on strike for fewer hours work
per day.
A motion to disestablish the church of
Scotland was defeated in the house of
commons.
The Bell telephone directors feel no un-
easiness about the government suit against
the company.
George w. Neal, of Newark. N. j., was
bitten by mad dog, and is suffering from
hydrophobia.
New York society is agog over the COM
ing of the grandson of Dom Pedro, en-
peror of Brazil.
Fire in Key West destroyed wharves and
warehouses to the value of $l.5OO,OOO. In
surance, 100000
The leaders in the Oregon Chinese out
RACES have been indicted by the United
States grand jury.
The Ohio Legislature has appointed a
committee to examine into the condition Of
all state institutions.
The plenary council at Baltimore took
strong ground against the use by
Catholics of ardent spirits.
The loss to the Star and Herald, of Pan
anna. which has been suspended for sixty
days, is estimate at S26,OO0.
Miller Bros, dry goods merchants Of
Evansville, Ind, have failed for $l823S2;
assets estimated at 100000.
In the Culebra section of the Panama
canal, 1900 Kilograms of powder ex-
ploded, killing ten men and wounded forty.
John Andrews, of Oxford, Conn, was
rejected by Miss Louisa Williams, where
upon he shot and killed her and committed
suicide.
The family of Thomas Parsons, near
East Saginaw, ate wild parsnips. Two
children died, and the mother is not ex-
pected to live.
Emigrants are arriving in St. Vincent
Mimi. in great numbers, from the Cana
dian Pacific who will settle in the Devils
Lake country.
The Boston Ideals want Emma AbbOtt'S
baritone, VIM. Pruette, and her manager
has secured a temporary Injunction to pre-
vent a contract for the transfer.
John B. Mannix, assignee of Archbishop
Purcell, has been ordered to pay to the
trustees of the estate over 100000, and his
claim of $31 900 for legal services was dis
allowed.
The house committee on commerce has
agreed to report favorably Straits bill to
authorize the construction of pile and pom
toon bridge across the Mississippi at Red
Wing, Minn.
Frederick P. Nourse, treasurer of the
Oregon Railway and Navigation company.
has mysteriously disappeared from LON
don. Whether he is i'll or has been foully
dealt with is not known.
The collection of internal revenue for the
first eight months of the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1886. amount to $7515820O an in.
crease of S2,416,388 over the receipts during
the corresponding period of the last fiscal