Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-12-10
NEWS sUMMARY.

New York. =
NJ. Floquet is willing to form new:
French cabinet. s
# Large gold fields have been discovered in
Catholics are prohibited from giving
balls for charitable purposes. =
-Four more firms of San Francisco stock
brokers have 'gone to the wall.''
Jay Gould denies having bought the
Baltimore & Ohio telegraph system.
"A National bank has been started at
Madison, Dak., with $4,000 capital
John Rowe, of Washington City, killed
his mistress and then committed suicide.
E. Price Greenleaf, a Boston miser, died
Saturday, leaving $500,O00 to Harvard COL
iege.
MyrOn Collins, near Portland, Mi ch., has
been arrested, charged with murde ring his
wife.
Minnie Stone, an Iowa girl, 16 years old,
has been sent to the penitentiary for horse
stealing.
The sultan assents to the candidacy of
Prince Nicholas of Mingrelia for the Bull
garian throne.
A seam of anthracite coal over seven feet
in diameter, has been struck in the North
west territory.
The 800 colored miners of the Grape
Creek Coal company, Danville. have struck
for an advance.
Reuben Hill and his three sons were run
over by passenger train near Mill Creek,
Ind, and killed.
i john Keck & Co., furniture dealers of
Detroit, have suspended. Liabilities esti-
mated at 100000. E,
p. P. Underwood, a mail carrier, was
murdered near Pierce Mills, Ark, and his
mail pouch robbed.
L. R. Harlom & Sons tannery at South
Berwick, Me-, was burned. Loss $4,000 to
100000; insurance, $25000.
The California wine season has been one
of the most favorable ever known. The
vintage is 19,5O0,O00 gallons.
William Franks, while drunk, attacked
John Dhrese near Bucycus, Ohio, with an
AK, and was fatally shot by Dhrese.
II. John Forrest and old resident of Eau
Claire, was killed by falling tree at
camp on the North Fork, yesterday.
Some mischievous scamp started cry of
fire in the opera house at Pierre last night
and disastrous panic was narrowly es-
capped.
Willie Anold, the 12-year-old son of the
richest man in Reading, Pa, has disap-
Reared 1t is thought to be another Charlie
Ross case.
George Watts a convict in the Pittsburg
penitentiary, was fatally shot by Deputy
Warden Mexican, whom he had attacked
with knife.
Secretary Lamar recommends congress
to enact law that shall specifically au-
thorize Indians to herd and care for cattle
on their reservations.
Judge Gresham, in deciding the question
OF receiver for the Wabash road, took Oc-
casiOn to score Jay Gould and others for
hemeans they adopted to wreck the system.
A transfer was filed at Duluth from Den
mis- Ryan to the Minnesota & Ontario Lum-
Der company for 100000 worth of pine
lands in st. Louis, Itaska and Lake cOun-
ties.
1t now looks as though a state park will
not be established at Minnehaha Falls.
Owners hold the land at as high as $25,0OO
an acre and the commissioners think $l.8OO
an acre fair price.
Field, Thayer & Co., dealers in boots and
shoes, are reported to have failed. The
amount involved is not known. but is sup
. posed to be heavy, as the house is one of
the largest in the trade.
GSt Martins German Lutheran church,
at Winona, Mimi, just completed at cost
Of $18,5OO, will be dedicated Sunday. The
addresses will be delivered by ministers
from Milwaukee and Watertown, Wis.
The Cuban government has authorized
the formation of small armed forces of
peasants to suppress the bands of robbers
who have been engaged in the numerous
kidnapping cases that have occurred
recently.
The schooner Edith, of st. Pierre for
Langlaid, was lost Sunday on a reef near
Miquel0n island. All the crew. numbering
thirteen, perished. The vessel was loaded
with provisions for the winter supply of
Miquel0n.
By recent changes in the management of
the Manitoba road, General manager Mon
vii becomes vice president, and General
Superintendent Egan takes his place as
general manager; Land Commissioner
Mohler returns to his old place as general
freight agent.
A freight on the Manitoba near Gary
struck hand car on which were three
men, on the high bridge, Sunday, hurting
them into the gull, forty feet below. Thos.
Roger, young man from Iowa, was
killed. James Donaldson had both legs
broken, aad Julius Stevens, section fore
) man, had one leg broken.