Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-06-04
NEWS SUMMARY.
Minister Phelps is better.

The passenger fare from st. Paul to
Chicago is $4.25.
The democrats and greenbackers of Iowa
will fuse this fall.
A second vein of natural gas has been
struck near Fargo.
Rev. Sam Jones and Sam Small are both
coming to st. Paul.
Heavy hail and rain storm in Yellow
stone valley Friday.
A Peoria bank has lost 100000 through
gambling book keeper.
st. Paul and Minneapolis will celebrate
Decoration day Monday.
The blockade against Greece has been
raised by the foreign dowers.
Conservatives figure majority of fifty
one against the home rule bill
McGregor, Iowa, had $4,000 fire Satur-
day. Twenty buildings destroyed.
Snow to the depth of several inches fell
in various parts OF Vermont Friday.
John Stephens, of Winnipeg, robbed his
wife OF $4,000 and left for the states.
T he czar and czarina were welcomed
with great pomp at Moscow yesterday.
The boiler shop Of the National Iron
works burned at Duluth. Loss, 1850.
A st. Paul girl was arrested in Chicago
for plucking howers in Chicago park.
The United Presbyterians have decided
to secede from the Presbyterian alliance.
Mrs. VIM. Hammond, of Woodlake town
ship, Mimi, committed suicide. Insane.
Medicine Hat, in the Northwest territory.
Cholera is raging in Venice; thirty-three
new cases and thirty-one deaths yester-
day.
The Pioneer Lumber company's property
at Eau Claire, Wis, valued at $3OO,OOO, is
sold
Ex-President Hayes, it is said, wants to
run against Frank Hurd for congress this
fall
Crookston wants the shops Of Jim Hills
new road from Duluth located at that
place.
line of the Northern Pacific beyond Helena
Friday.
Mayor Harrison, of Chicago. has vetoed
the ordinance providing for fifty extra po-
licemen.
It is rumored that the North Atlantic
fleet will be ordered to the Canadian coast
in few days.
Governor Hill, of New York, wants the
power of the senate to confirm nomlna-
tions abolished.
The dominion senate has defeated the
Chinese bill, and the Celestial can come or
go as he pleases.
Cholera is increasing in Venice. Thirty
five new cases have been reported within
twentyfour hours
The flow of lava from Mt. 4Etna continues
undiminished. The destruction of the town
of Nicolosi is inevitable.
Mayor Powell, of La Crosse, announces
himself as candidate of the labor party
for governor of Wisconsin.
Deputy United States Marshal Higgins
was Shot and killed at Carthage, Tenn, by
W. II. Giger. An old feud.
The Canadian cruiser Lansdown has
been ordered to sea. Her destination and
instructions are not known.
The earl of Aberdeen, lord lieutenant of
Ireland, arrived in Cork yesterday, and met
with an enthusiastic reception.
The st. Faul Trades Assembly has de-
cided to defend the boycotters of the ba-
kers, and make test case OF 1t.
The Directors Merchant national bank
of Peroia ILL.,, has failed, owing to the EN-
bezzlement of 100000 by book keeper.
Father Kemker, Catholic priest at River
side Iowa. was overpoWered at his home
by three burglars and robbed of about
. $425.
The white house is being thoroughly
Oyerhauled, and in the meantime President
Cleveland sleeps up stairs on a cot IN the
hall.
Decoration day was observed in Chicago
Yesterday by the greatest demonstration
ever known on this day. General Sher-
man marched in the ranks.
Miss Della Applegate and Miss Eva Franz
are pronounced Mississippi journalists who
took an active part in the recent meeting tf
the Mississippi Press association.
The Ohio state central democratic com
mittee held meeting at Columbus Fri
day The state convention will be held
about August goth or September lst.
Subscriptions raised for the benefit of the
families of the Chicago policemen killed
and injured is the Haymarket riot, now ex-
The house committee on labor to-day
~ agreed to report favorably the bill author
izing the incorporation OF trades unions In
the territories ana the Dlstrlct OF Colum-
bia.
The funeral of the late Professor Leopold
Won Ranke took place in Berlin yesterday,
members of the royal family and many dis
tinguished educators, scientists and artists
( attending.
A writ of mandamus has been issued by
the circuit court at GAINESVILLE, Wis, requir-
ing the school board at EdgerGon to discon-
tinue Bible reading and devotional exer'
cises in the public schools.
IN The eruption of Mt. Etna is becoming
More violent. All the inhabitants of Nico-
ss6si have removed from the town and a
Gordon of troops have been established to
prevent any one from re-entering the
place.
Colonel King Harman, conservative men,
Der of parliament, speaking Of Ramsgate,
: said that if the home rule bill should be
passed civil war would ensue, and there
were plenty of loyalists in Ireland besides
Il SOrangemen.