Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-08-13
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a rich. oil belt has been discovered in
California. .f SO n
supt. Wear, Of the Yellowstone park,
will resign.
Cholera is raging among the French
troops in Tonquin. @s$ S # l3S%
Senator Harris, of Tennessee, is lying
very i'll in Washington. sF
The appropriations aggregate over S45,-
100000 in excess Of last year. y s.
Rev. Moses A. Hopkins, the American
consul general to Liberia, is dead.
Cleveland has dispensed freely one third
of his patronage in New York state.
Parliament will be prorogued when the
discussions on the estimates are over.
Congressman Nelson will not take part
in the canvass for governor Of Minnesota.
G. N. ingalls,, an fold Northern Pacific
contractor, died suddenly at Hawley,
MINI. <E -rSl.S..l3 III s@ III
Two elevators at Jamestown will in
crease their capital stock from $4,000 to
100000. 81 81 Z. III
The Milwaukee road has put two elegant
new Pullman cars on its limited train to
Chicago. rfsf.s !, 3rt9
President Diaz, of Mexico, says that Cut
ting has received better treatment than he
deserves. @$5 n +. K gssE
Henry Irving and Miss Ellen Terry ar
rived in New York and will spend q few
weeks at Newport 5 .s z: z 5.55. ,',s5' 3.
Two-thirds of the time Of the present
congress has been taken up in the consid-
GRAFTON Of private bills. W. 4stfil5,t
The monument in memory Of soldiers
yybn foil 1nrinr tho 1act Rinl rohQ11inYS n
completed at Winnipeg.
A fire at Sault Ste Marie, Mich, de-
strOyed thirty-One business houses. Loss.
5000; insurance, $4,000.
L.F. Kimball, Of st. Paul, will be ap-
pointed general freight agent Of the Min
neapolis Il st. Louis railroad. Il d.
The senate passed the house bill restrict
| ing the OWership Of real estate in the ter
ritories to American citizens.
Mrs. Bert Atwood had trouble with her
husband at Estelline, Oak. and tried to
poison herself. She may recover.
The president has appointed and COM
missioned all of his nominees whose cases
were not acted upon by the senate.
The fare from Chicago to Boston and
New York and return will soon be $40.
Some roads are talking of placing it still
| lower l'
w. B. Ewing, st. Paul druggist, was
fined $50 and costs for violating the phar-
macy law in employing an unregistered
clerk. ta5. 49, .n.tsr r. -..sfsl
| Henry A. Castle, formerly editor Of the
st. Paul Dispatch, has announced himself
candidate for lieutenant governor Of
Minnesota.
The manufacturers of butterine and
oleomargarine held a meeting in Chicago
and decided to test the constitutionality of
the oleOmargarine bill. 81" "a
| Capt. LongsfOrd went out from Glouces-
ter, Mass, to capture swordfsh and was
fatally injured by the fish driving its sword
through the boat and into the captains alb
dOmen. .,. .-. ,sIlt "a 8. a=
The Baldwin Locomotive works, Phila-
delphia, have completed and shipped en-
| gine numbered 5000. The first locomotive
built at these works was turned out in De-
cember, 1882. '.s;'.> .*="% 2ht$#
Minneapolis Tribune: Mexico has only
two war vessels and is ripped up the back
by revolutions. Let's lick her. Canada is
backed by one John Bull, a gentleman with
a fighting record. Let's liquor. s