Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-05-14
NEWS SU1fMARY.S

VIEWS sUMH4RY.
The strike in Chicagois practically over.
indianapolis switchmen are on strike
Gholerais spreading at Prindise, Venice
I and Bari.
Ex- President Arthur is reported improy-
I ing every day.
The Texas press association is coming
north on q visit s q
The king Of Wurtemburg is said to be dy-
y ing with spinal disease.
Geo. Hobbs, lumberman, was killed by
4 rolling logs at Brainerd.
The people Of Greece are enthusiastically
I IN favor Of war with Turkey
George s. Butler, a nephew Of Gen. But
! ler, died at Washington Friday.
George Hessrick, d Memphis barber, has
fallen heir to 81, ,0O0, 600 in Brazil.
Fifty three thorough hbred horses were
sold at Lexington KY, for $67, rs.
The Kentucky derby will be run May
4 14th. Four hundred and fifty horses are
I entered. A
Geronimo's Indians have killed two
more settlers. Two hundred. troops are in
pursuit. IS S55.
A tornado and waterspout did consider
able damage in the neigh hborhood Of Blairs-
. vile, Penn.
The winners at Lexington Wednesday
4 were Phil Lee, Poetenen, Froe knight and
b Monocrat. s 4
The British house of commons rejected a
motion to abolish capital punishment by a
vote Of III to 81 # 5S 81 N.
The archbishops Of Rennes, Rheims,
y cardinals June 10th. n
5.5 The piano makers strike in New York
city has proven failure, and the men are
ordered back to work. @ s5
Herr Most, the anarchist has been ar
4 rested in New York, and his arsenal and
dynamite books seized. Y
In the case Of Moriarity against the Pi-
q oneer Press, the jury returned verdict
Mrs. Herbert Mason, Of Ruthland, vt, is
4 now suspected OF poisoning four of her rel
atiyes at different times. z#!
Mrs. Ice, Of Vincennes, Ind, committed
T suicide by saturating her clothing with
coal oil and setting 1t on fire.
knights Of Labor in different cities CON
tinue to adopt resolutions denouncing the
action OF the Chicago socialists.
Nathaniel, Bales Of Richmond, Indiana,
q has been found guilty of numbering his
n Il wife, and been sentenced to hang. #
The winners in the Ivy City races
Wednesday were w Whizgig, Young Luke,
Strathpey, Letritia and Rock and Rye.
\ Bleeding Kansas may bleed again. There
4 is q movement to cut the state in two so
that state may be made out Of the west
Y ern end.
Stone quarries on the estate Of Mr. Par
nell have been opened, and material is be-
# ing taken from them for paving streets
in Dublin. if z :s 5Tl 0
Secretary McC Cook, of the senate will be
L married in June to the daughter of his
T cousin, the late 6. w. Cook, Of Stuben-
vile, Ohio. ts
Herr Most says that socialist bombs and
reVolyers will be used in New York City
and other places whenever the police give
n provocatiOn. ,3.1. X 81
In the six-day bicycle race at St. Paul,
= which ends Saturday, PRICE has made 545
miles and four laps and Schock 52S miles
and fonr laps
Two and a half million pounds sterling
has been the average value for the past
- cs.,..4 -
u oouth AFRICA. At
DR.. Talmage has been watching the la
y pot 11 troubles yely earnestly, ana proposes
ueiivei series oI lectures OF dlscourses
upon tne SUP suDJect.. J'e,'. f*s
Il Mrs. Catherine Wolfe az New York has
eiyen $4,000 to purchase & building for an
n M Italian mission n connection with Grace
B piscol,ai cluIcn $53. $ VI
zf The Mitchell -Rnrke glove fight At; Chi
n capo last nigllt lasted tan ronn3s. and was
declared q draw. though MitcheI SEEM
:5 ingiy had the best Of it.
4 s5S Hcircus at Los Angeles. in order to
avoid the All 600 license imnosed nv the city
NJ authorities. exclmded from ifs nrnrramme
equestrian performances. X X, - s.s.'.. r.
j. +. Harkness. of Watertown. Oak has
Is nlaaded EuliItv tn forging tIe names nf VIM
Henderson and wife to 4 mnrtgape, AZ So. q.
N cnrity for 4 loan az s2000 - =
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S#8 A general strike OF switchmen was in
augurated ct Indianapolis yesterday,
caused 6y the employing OF non-union men