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New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
Ginantial.
To The Stockholders Of the Wabash, St
L0lb and Pacific Railway CQnlIlI.

ERw.YoRK. Feb 10, 1880
The dated July Is 1855 between the eners
and 'olata rust Mortgage boudhOdeTs and the under
ngnec appointed therein Purchasing Committee, provides
that eftcr ne purchase Of the property Of the Wabash St
Louis and Pacific Railway Company under he pending fore
closure an the organization OF anew Company stock OF such
OtUns and limitations TO tirno otherwise they
think III TO the shareholders Uf the Wabash Company In
amounts corresponding 10 er holding payment
IS 10 me Preferred stock OF % per share and the common
Anticipating purchase property reoryar
iOn Of the 'Onpdj the PurchsD Committee now nvitt
The stOckhod'r-O tine NaDs-h A. Louis and PaCihC Rd.
Company subscribe FOR the sock upon the follow
IN terms. viz
CyOu tho subscription open Office
OF tht No 40 ~ ).derS
udcRtes OF the Pure chasing Omm en- Ting Il + .
the same NUN cr shares ~ prerrrrd %
the new CoGpsuy snt Ucbruturt MOrtga e Bonds cD
for the Is such i and bonds
Ecrp e- 10 and delivered. and the terms Of
said certiica,c- CON JlIed with
Payment wi be due a. lOlOws;
on IrcfeT 81 81 OK. - pcr share, April 10. 1886.
On pref IT It so x. - Ter share. NAY 10 81.
On e.errcd stJc,, - Jer share. June 10. l 80
Or common - I. y D'r s1are April TO- 1850.
ON c0umou stock. - per sha -, SAy o. 1886.
On common STOCK, 3 per sh-ro. uhe 10, 1850.
Interest Apr 9th 10 paid all nsalments
Rot The Who amount OF nsta may be paid IN advance
The certificates OF the Purchasing Committee VIII be
ella 0r tho stock 81 the lUmpaly share Tor share
and Debr Bonds scrip OF the Company viii be
ir the amount OF cash paid The stO-k and
bonds cal bo legally issued nd devcged Tho cash pay
me- T. are % ne applied according O The agreement OF July
10 1885, tae amounts bid tor Of the prop
erty.
felt all right 70 tho saue.
JAMES + JOY,
I II. n BBARD.
u - Z.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
ERIE Raj WAY, now known as the NEW
u york. LAkn EKlE AND MESTERN kAILhOAD

-
2.d-sL 10 minutes earlier
o. IaiN except sundays. Day Express lunt Ni'"
r,or, ga. los 20 HgUaufOu. E Ia. NorrcsNi.C, I'u
.io y .,-aIa FAILS ami Suspension Bridge. Sleeping
4 D. ,n.uaIy Chicago and Nt Ions Limited ENprfss
sold Palluan Of lay and Hotri S'oeWny o"'Ats-
tlcy'iint Boa IT,. cincinnati G:I2 p m.; Chicago
IN, l,' ,,I. 60 Il tlc second morning
S o,y 5ii train tween cyy York and Buffalo.
: IN. ii v Chicago press for TIE tSl = r' u
- Pm tu Day and ~lcriue Co1c.cs 10 Bnrha 'oA, FL
mira ello. Niagara Fails nc.nuatl and Cieaso ,,o
a. IT,. j. noon I45 90 $50 80 90. 30 o. . a.
$50 73p $50, 1890 p N, ~ wiangnI ~, H., I,ict
=, - g. DO 5u 80 lC2Oa ln.. = noon,
1o $50 40 sos 5ij $50 800. 6 IT, go 80
q. r 'i.iS t86 a. 600 $50 p. ~ !? idu@3t - ~
NcN"rA "nG "'S 30 son va 20 H. 100 70 = 90 1000
4 in aud y midnight saturday nights only rund'ys
5l5 a m. 80 $50 500 200 B. ,oo q, n lis $50 800 3.
r 0 ;l8 7ii $50 lo3u D. n apd - midnight sunday $
81 so 1870 am. ~ ESQ $. lo pm and - midn'ei,
Ivai.ick 4Ij go, lO-J d. ljO p III Sunday 14o
!" "%cuuarg and Cornwall 100 a. $50, 49, 81 M sun
o4} onion, 1,d Kingston au3 Montgomery a. m $50 p m
Sunday $50 g. u. - ran on " i,' St ~,
S3up .n. sunday > 49, $50. loo 3 ~ o"V - ', W,
MaUc'own 44'. 80. 90 :" 0-o a. ii; 2'U ~ "'' Ic
8 d. and $50 D. m. trains connect win New ORR 'hAiio
md Wc,t.rn Railroad Mau.st The M train stops at
IA jc-,s AS. 80 o. lo2oa m 4&o ZOO, 800, $50
nm SUNDAY s.:O, lo-O a. d., Csc :. = p III: .c a..
= m ,,orv fifteen minutes: SO p. n 10 lo43 r w. Gyc.r
imrty minutes. and ll45 p. IN. sundays every "''N
IckcS for passage and apartments in Drawing & Room ana
Slceu. Coaches IAN be "hid med ana "iitiS i"i 'n
go, Az! 81 ur6GivayI- Wcs'st. y. y, No Court
si rI,oi Do. on a. 'he ,o"n&N D'"s N vo,l a., 7lO
go III Is a ,n and 1920 D. Iu. ,-
join y. ABBOTT GeuI rass'r Agent Nc"-loIk'
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
Nrw.YonS. Narchl. 1856.

NfwYoRK Narchl. ls-6.
UHE COMMITTEE FOR THE REpEGANl-
4 EATON OF THE BUFFALO. NEW YORK AND
putTAuLLplIIA EAILROAD COMPANY request tAt
holders of following bonds
ii t,r cent Eun,io y and Phna. .r-J mortgage bonds
Per cent HunIio y ami Phia second W"f Hasr bonds
7pcrceut Warren and fauki.n hr't mortgage bonds,
T. pcr cent OH creek uI-t morts bonds
20 tt,s.ut The same al uIce Of Mesr-. DItF MEL
MORGAN a CO.. who viii p.Iohase the same at par and
accrued Interest
by OIder Of TIE committee
A MARCUS
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
financial.

TIE CHICAGO AND ALTON RALGoAD COMPAST)
SLCKIIAEI AND lELAsi EEES OFFICE.
CHICAGO IL. March 1. 1885, .
ANNUAL MEETING.-Thc stockholders and
~ voting Dondoders OF tDe hcago and Alton Railroad
Cowusuy arc hereby notified that The annual meeting ~ ii
ana transaction Oi -ucI
may prcsen T. WI be held at t com.
panv- Chraso Illinois. Monday the 9TH day o.
Ami next ~ 10 o., Iocka. m.
transfer books VIII b. closed AZ the CLOS" or business
hours ON he 18th March, 1886. and reo0cncd the
''' "' " CHARLES II. FOSTER.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N.Y.pr
in he fG 'Y',ai1'c 3esistci's Of ce ,cstcrday,
Eldrdcc t. s. lots ~ and SI2, 2jXsSll jas Con o
same oy rorcriy. 5G ~ Mary ' icid t. Jas Conoiy
81 ci 1dc Gu,t tnY 10 Annette shannon 1923
AVg,R rI Icc' % s. % 4 %arhan fhi, A. G45o
l87tEsi' f' a.. 90 # Of Lncoinoye 25Il0T simon ,
ll2f6 sq g' ~ Fl Of 5tbavc 5S>loOil; Henry
1914. Aya s % d zeco C i%CG,I io a!dson N 25
'2dSi a5 s. 2TGi r2 Vic G 10 May sho $4,000
$50 sGb,c af a 81 II to n " II IS 1900
'Sds5 Sr. $ 81 + r. EIssHm ~ ' toy MoTcc 1900
ze%aI1 %aa A4pFG cor aa' e @ t 81 IoS iz5o Max Wen
Avt to iso ca G@T yta6i ~ 6i'H ST. iN N' anu lo5oo
etavc Ei cor OF 9TH H. 5ox75 Ii Van Schaick
fr1st s TO 90 o. X K5o N OK x 0 5000
aY ,Tas@ sST o and ztIi W soe ard another 10000
27t6si a, ~ 4, i 5i6i 81 'i! xG -pGD jr aaG
&IE, Az To- i,t g u rem.in en- 4sa5o
'i'n,S{ n + MD tto Gi + N icncIs 5000
94tnst $50 II Of lothnve, looxlo0si same 10 ooo
g4thsi 5 IooG # Of ot,-ayc, l49Cx.Oo.s; FM o
wcS StHoNS SoS oS 81 II ana " Hg2 dxlox576 ii
9ninS 3 eyacnlor to R r Jamea 10000
"a $ r,,e ae tS, nj o. 10 Cossraye 500
NAYS ,d 'l',TIi ni another 10 p Curf1 ....- $500
liosI iieeTm 2 Al and another to- ey 5000
Rsd.m,p 10 t. NarS're % shannon 10000
Sd ave " cor of GOth.st. ~ llIa'; alsos nOt-s,
HamoT, o. NJ 90 ''''o ''A'o', anu $4,000
.tanton.sf No 3O> 25x7j Moses Aui-es 10 IgnaH ,-,
schultz i"''''
I'd ave ,16,SE GGor o' S@'' 4''1o' $4,000
426st" @o5 IT OF dave $7.a1iooiixirreei .oo
/ richter Mathida Dewes..--.----- S'-uV
e2 S2n nG SEf wife 70 Aex ien.y . - 27oo5
jGthst. IS - Il g Of 4thave 20IlOu.5 X Laycry -
and l. E''"Vo
NoFni9g1Ge ave- ircs cG. 20 20 Iyngon 25aoo
Gth.ave " s}~ = OF 25th-st. l91 x lOU2l3XlOG
Harms ct al VI Herman ct al. 4',2oO
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
JoLrI AND cmcAco IAngoAo coW4N?,

JOLFI AND CHICAGO EAILEoAp tONIANi, /
CHICAGO H.. March 4, i-SG{
NNUAL MEETI\G.-ihe he stockholders OF
~ the Joliet and Chicago Railroad Company hereby
ucf annual meeting of said conn any Tor tho
election Of Directors AMI Transaction o such her CUISINE
may De- presented viii De held at the General Ouc" %. th
licsgJ au+ Alton "a roat COMPANY Ia Lcl2n ILLINOIS,, on
Moo. a. jtI day ~ AprIl next ~ lo O'Clock 1 m
II u. buoAs VIII be closed on uudav, March 10
4-a a he close that day, and ieOpcncd
y" Wv CHARLES IT. FOSTER Secretary
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
HTrAEIMENT OF F1NANCP.
OFFICE O.: IHE COMPTROLLER.
NTNaUk = March a. S~t

NLWAHh, =. J.. MaICL ., I9',.)
CEALED PROPOSALS will be- received at
- ms Office until SATURDAY.. March 20 l-s, at p ~ for
tn Il rrha- any of hundred ana ~ ~ " Tx
thousand dollars OF bonds Of tho city OF Ncwar denon-
i'm ia AN,I.NAIIDN BONDS, cIlcraJe MaI,h -,
interest begins These EOuds au h0r
z,d b. ac Of lcgs.turr Of the state Of NcwIersry
urny February 20 t ami ;Tc pa able III twenty years
- REGISTERED bearing inercs at The rs" ol fou
ne, nj Der aunuu pay bile Seulaunualy ly the Slukng
nud commissioners For the yment Of tho bonds the
cr,lt .fd Who'll" properly ~ tAc ci are 2cirrL he in
,.ts.t ,,d ~llinv Fund j. e-Iii-hel by lw providing
b me u. OF qucutlo at Uriy Tho usl i reserved
pII deemed IN the interest of tie
fy such .udTantee good fh viii De- Tr1urtd.fn sue
In the lUuaItl ut u tilhfcc d-t-
Iouo,,I, must IuG1rs'd Irop",nls i0r Annrr ton
Rom" and addressed 10 the Uud laIgHr!
"''''' T. (. Qi l., y, Comptroller
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
STEAMBOATS, or0 nnilrono1.
-, ,ro,,p,or r1oVFT OFFICE

COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
1 .ci rRCA1W AN. COtNitE WARREN y. v.
-,ir t-ur. " and tts.o1 cl.is TO tLtIDA y :.
pilI~A - HAVANA b RI UDA. MENICO, ana al
Winner r,.CTts. ,.,e,,>,t-r ,yi,n man, ,s,c,
see COOKS ENCU RNlONiNl' VII" map" luo'"''
monthly ., mail 'Or 10 c'n,S ~. ,,, ,,..,,.. \ "
ASFr "a 'rItC = COOK q son, 25l Broadway, y. \.
NOR NEW W.HANEN.-Stvam,rS leave Peck
4 H., - 3 u rn and Il y. sundays cN,rncl j o.
- s,e,, arrives IN for early mains Norh and East
Flrii>o oi 10 sew Haven aUd Iru3iu - 90
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEVILLE "SEG
~ r-.uS leave from Chambers st. Depot for Eng cwOod
Ios. ~ III Hont and Ny.Cx 500. 10 T. m 3 20 g. %
go $40. ~.aOU. m II midnight sundays T. a M and
Manu- spring valley and Monscy :, 10 a M 4.5o p N
Sundays g. m.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
Ciln properip for 5alc.

z I'D IIIUplIIU : UF ~I''FN'
FOR SALE four elegant dwellings inst
~. comp eed on tut valuable macadamiLed drive De
ginuuk "A West dst; these houses are hn1 Ell enlrV
II woods uney proportional grairS. NANTES
aud ule- richest designs inspection invited before ui
chasing elsewhere GEORpEJ HAMILTON, Builder
4 VERY HANDSOME 23-fOOt house tor
~ sale the last Of FIVE built during the last summer
tasteful " immediate occupancy No
i3 kast sOthst +. kILPAIkICK builder SO fast ~Uthst
EOR SALE OR TO LEASE.-Thc spacious
houses northeast corner of sixth Avenue Boulevard and
having every comfort and convenience hr large
family desiring healthy. Injurious home; thcre are four
large each richly decorated and Abundance II
closets wardIObcs, bathrooms &c Apply 10 Janltr on
PREMISES. or JOHN II. Shfh NO.,I'
Owner 10 hst. and Gthaye.
INVEST SIDE.
w Intending purchasers invited to examine my new
all hard wood lOuscs West sd ST. between
,eutTal Park. and only go feet from Stoh
These unsurpassed in construction finish mou
tTatOR of IUCe, AID location.
Terms 10 suit the purchaser. - ,.r.r,,.,.. r,..,,.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18

A MRS. SEELYS EMPLOYMENT AGEN-
N. CY. - East 3iths First Gloss domestic servants
undergo CLOSE inyrsus ttiOn.
4 LARGE EMPLOYMENT HOUSE OF
- Gooi servant girls al hnds AmeTein o i German and
j4th-st.
COOK and LAUNDRESS.-B BY a very neat,
and Work dhlei taHos ] COOLING m ali il, DTangGe
bread b!seat souo iess'Es &C. al excellent iaundress
COOK, WASHER md mdlRONER.-By American
ey PSsSqy OF county, best d- S nSs, 1 525 to
NOOK and LAUNDRESS-NA MATTRESS and
~ CHAMBa RN ID.-,v two .iernan Protestant girs
cook ant anndre,s the other waitress ana Gn5mDeI
IIjTi 40 \ Hicst'isist'sG.
C'OOK. HOUSEWORK, &c.-By tidy German
1 ~ Ei goo % fS' cT:nri aEcK< F2Rs5 ana F6 T&N
EMPLOYMENT ROOM l3S dth-ave above 10Th st.
HOOK.-B, an American Protestant woman
aNd csd baxer aSGeas and the making Of soups
0aee i o. l9,s lS:'i' Roadway. ''' ' y'' '' '
CHAMBERNAID and WAITRESS.-By
y competent girl no objection to boarding house. good
HOUSEWORK. &c.-By a young German
rl can DO plain no TGTE ard sf}d t 6a eT aha oner
ATNDRESS.- S.-First-c class wishes ladies and
4tth-
NURSE.-Bv an experienced person; can take
y fu charge ol baby from birth bring the bottle
objection country city reference. 2i6 West tLth 81
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-Bv an expert
y eucei neat Norh German girl a. nutsc % growing
children good hnc hand needle Worh ana
willing with chamber best references city "
country. 20 1d ave-, lst nat near I"li-st
NUR>E.-By an educated North German
for children city reference. 39 East loth St
Ring tive times
NURSE.--By a first class young French Prot
y cstaut glrl take charge ~ infant from birth excel
mad years clIy references lacy
can seem " otlaNe
NURSE and SEWING, &c.-By n neat.
y Young North Gtrrnin r1ri. - growing emu.
good citv references. - 50 ave, near l"th 81
NGRSE.-I'y one to take entire charge OF
y BABY. bring up bottle, best city reference
Please call 40 -u3 Last 3-ist
CTTUATIONS. HELP, &cadvcrtiscd in COM
- MERCIALAOVEETGsER, l2G Futon-st, at Sc. a lae.
SNEAMSIRESS.-By Il vOung woman; under
- stands !rrs,maslng. Adtress n. :. Tribune IrtWh
Gficr, .-t0 broadway
NVAITRLS~.-iiy a young girl in private
w family; hrst class reference tron present employer
CaI lUl Park
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
Gin propertp Wantr0.

INANTED.-To purchase for cash at reason
w ALE pricos several low pIlcel dwellings agents
ACGross ~ Il nAskK, box 5l4 1roune Uptown Oflcc,
l.25S Broadway
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
NEw-N ORK. Wednesday, March Il. 1856.
owing sales were held at the Exchange and Auction

Jy .JohH Z. =. S,Uih.
A right title and interest In tl" story hGuses.
vi Mn .ci & 40 ma, :" Ir,mais .... sllO,
Bg Etcb0t0 :. UuIHSh 4 Go.
4s'oT\ G"e Nv t T Iot , 9Sl-9; Henry bay 3LOo
similsr hIisr. with lot No - E'st .ith-st, -
22js IL Of MadIsOuavc. lot lN-X9r0 Ellen 49, .o.
d.s.o v bullcing. with lut 40 81 Flont-st 8 1913
WbIeer i'"' ..... 1o5oC
lot On sT MT''fnu ave c COZ % 4l5,
BROOKLYN PROPERTY
! 2 storv dwelling with ot, 2-S McDorough.st
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18

FOG SALE-ImproveI and umnprovcd properties orange
LEANDER WILLIAMS
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
Sllunilons Oanlc0-- QlGlcs.

4 YOUNG GERMAN from college at Berlin
n wishes psOu -Omo c1inrfcA hou'o 10 l'aIh 'h'
business. Saary object Address ,...,.-.-,-.
-,HUCHAKI. Tribune / lpto"n uMc'' A-'7 hr''u"P'
DITTlER. COOK.-By Il hrst-claSs Eng
man who Thoroughly understands his bu ncsA aut wie
As nrs class cook IN every respect up III nrr parties
and doos marketing II required best CITY raf"SH-- Al
dress X. u, $40 West 4lth So
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
CUNARD LINE
U.IrED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSIOW AND LIVERPOOL
DEn CTAD TINE

TyEU = I NN LIN +.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
SAILING from New York and Antwerp eycTY SATURDAY.
BILL LAN ltGay. Mare, 49, a. 10.
WA SIAN ......... Saturday March . i 90 n IN
Saloon $50 and 500: excursion. $40 10 slGn. second
Cabin so; eIcuT-lOn. sy0 StteTage at lowest rates
PETER RIGHT d SONS, GcuI Agts. So broadway.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18

At ROSFLLE, Y. J.-IIouSe i'm frSt-cass
- order . rooms large grounds minutes from depot
So perm onj'L \. -. HOPE, l@l LIB rty u.
lEAUTlFULNEW HOUSEat NONTtLAlR
~ y. Il lc' sale: II rooms. all couFcni' noes
gas water C.ut.al location, atHci We view. ,.
H. VI. BOYD 81 Leonard St
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
Gounlrn propcrln for Sale nuo 90 Cet

At ORANGE.-Two furnished residences;
u Ir.tc year: uHiurri he'd. lb rooms
n ce grounds. Appy TO LEANDLR WILLIAMS.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
rnnnkINN pRnpEKTN-
rrcoRnrp REAL E.rArE rRANsFERs-N.Y. q

BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
/ 3etgrv dwelling with .Ot 80 ~ Mchorough.St,
1858 from LcNisst, lot IS9XlOo, FL smith.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
NmrscmeM.s.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ AMERICAN OPERA SEASON
GRAND OPERA sung in the ENGLISH LANGUAGE
THEODORE THOMAS MUSICAL DIRECTOR.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18
~ '1H &c '''"' III EvERLY, 1870 East attn st.

COACHMAN, &C.-J Understands gardening,
~ can milk keep place general order wife first class
an encumb RANGES; years city refer
MORRIS ~. No. : last 3dst
New-York tribune., 1886-03-18

FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS.
Nc losses No iluctutiiCn- bjN SOtid per
guaranteed. CAN uu OF address {. {. Iiinc Il son,
AGENTS NtIS1IKN FARM MORTGAGE co.
~ BrtHdWu1,N y. Y
fEHE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PNSY.-Thc udl ding of the Stockholders Of The
Tnon Railway COMPANY the choice OF Directors
tlIc action 4 other ttlS
which may c2y come fore the meeting will be ned
at MconuOu Han. fremont st.. Boston. tdnes
Cav day OF March next. AZ 10 O'Clock
transfer books viii be- CoscC March 10.
CHAKL &. ADAMS, JR., President.
HENRY MCFARLAND, Secretary
Boston, February 20. 1850.
II HE AMERICAN STEAM BOILER INSIR-
j ANCF COMPANY Cf TINS civ corporation duly or.
CauIze under capcr1 of The laws Of 1913 Of the stale Oi
entitled act provide for TIE Incorporation
Life and Ich companies and Casualty tnslr
relation agtnCrS Of such cOmp4-
lis intention to increase the
capital said company hundred thousand dollars
tutiNc huudrc thousand dollars,
Dated February 2G, 1886 '. r. SCHENOkt
Secretary.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-05-07
Foraker and jeff Davis.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, May 6.-The Dispatch
publishes telegram from the south, which
attacks Governor Foraker sharply on ac-
count of his remarks on jeff Davis at re-
cent Grand Army encampment in Cleve-
land. This is what he said: 81 never yet
have seen times in war, or before the war
closed, when outside of hostile lines, I
could not clasp hands and have respect for
the brave man who could take his life in
his hand and battle for his convictions, but
whatever others may represent. this man
jeff Davis, who talks about liberty, repre-
sents only human slavery, degradation of
labor, treason of secession and rebellion,
the horrors and infamies of Libby and
Andersonville, and, in short, all that is
most malicious, vicious and damnable in
American history. To talk of him as an
illustrious statesman, who is to be hon
ored et with Washington in history, is to in
cency in this great country, which he
wickedly did so much to destroy"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-05-07
Strike of Switch Tenders.

CHICAGO, May 6.-Just as the officials of
all the railroads coming in over the Chi
cago and Western Indiana tracks, which
include the Wabash, the Chicago & Allan.
tic, the Grand Trunk and the Chicago &
Eastern Illinois, had concluded they would
try to open up freight traffic in the regular
way, they were confronted with strike
that makes them all to hesitate about re-
ceivlng any freight whatever. The switch
tenders for the Western Indiana road, at
Forty-first street and at Grand crossing,
quit work this afternoon, and virtually
blockaded traffic on all these roads. Pas
senger trains, and especially mail trains,
were allowed to pass, but freights stood no
show,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-05-07
A Building in Minneapolis Collapses,
Killing Four Men and Wound
ing Several More.
Two Men Killed and Four Wounded
By the Chicago Anarchists
Internal Machine.
Strike in Butte-The Anarchists De-
nOunced-NOrthwest-
ern Notes.
SEN4TE,
INTER STATE COMMERCE.


WASHINGTON, May 4.-The Inter state
commerce bill was taken up the pending
amendment being that of Camden, that the
"long and short haul' clause shall apply to
each railroad separately. Mr.. Spooner op-
posed the amendment because it would
strike at the interest of the producers of
the west, and because it was vicious in
principle. 1t would resultn in the reduc-
ton of the through rates but in an increase
Of local rates. Mr.. Palmer also spoke
against the amendment because it was I'M
fair to the railroads and unfair to the peo-
pie. 1t would discriminate against certain
railroads in favor of others. Camden de-
Tended his amendment The Bill, without
his amendment, he said, would discrimi-
nate in favor of 10 per cent of the business
of the country against 80 per cent of the
business. A vote being taken on the
amendment it is agreed to-yeas, 20; Nays,
a. The technical form of Mr.. Camden's
amendment; thus agreed to, is to strike out
from the "long and short haul" clause of
the committees bill, the words 'from some
original point of departure"
CONTRIBUTIONS.
The senate in executive session to-day
cleared its calendar of nominations. The
only confirmation made public is that of J.
NJ. Zulick to be governor of Arizona. The
rejection of Charles R. Pollard to be asso-
ciate justice of the supreme court Of Mon
tana is officially announced.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-05-07
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
the frontier telegraphs that the Turks are
massing, and he has ordered a similar
movement of his troops.
A Devils Deed.

PIpEsroNE, MINI, May 5.-Edward
Young, who killed his wife and attempted
suicide yesterday, is still alive and may re-
cover. 1t transpires that his jealousy was
groundless, and no blame can attach to the
young man Nash, who boarded at Young's.
Earl Young, the l2-year-old son, stood by
and saw his father drag his mother out of
doors, throw her down and then raise her
up by the hair and cut her throat and stab
her in the breast He says his parents had
quarrelled repeatedly, his father often
threatening to take his wife's life. During
the struggle, which lasted several minutes,
Mrs. Young begged for mercy, but her hus-
band told her her time had come. When
help arrived, they found the two lying
side by side, Young kissing his wife's face.
She was much respected, while lie bore
bad name
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The Oswald Murder Trial.

DEVILS LAKE, OAK, May 4,-The Oswald
murder case has from it's beginning devel-
oped many sensational incidents, the last
being the theory broached by the defense
yesterday, that McWeeney died from heart
disease and not from either of the three
bullets fired by Oswald. The prosecution
today is preparing in rebuttal to quite ef-
fectually turn the tables on the defense.
McWeeney's body was disinterred last
evening and the prosecution are conducting
series of examinations of the doctors who
made the autopsy, and they claim the evil
dence shows conclusion that the ball
pierced McWeeney's heart and was the di-
rect and only cause of death. The defense
have telegraphed for DR.. Wheeler of Grand
Forks and DR.. Darrow of Fargo and their
testimony as experts is awaited with in
terest.
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ATHENS, May 6.-The Greek cabinet met
this afternoon and discussed the collective
note OF the powers, demanding more PIE
else assurances that Greece will disarm. 1t
framed reply, which Premier Delyannis
this evening gave to the representa- i've of
the powers, who considers it inadequate.
Foreign ministers will leave Athens to-
morrow. A Turkish gunboat has arrived
at Piracus to convey from Athens Twefk
Pasha, the representative of the porte.
Great excitement prevails here. The SOL
diers of the garrison were summoned to
the barracks, end it is reported that they
will proceed to the front tomorrow. The
general commanding the Greek troops in
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4 BUILDING Falls
And Dozen Workmen Are Buried in
The Ruins.

And a Dozen workmen Are Buried in
The Ruins.
ST. PAUL, May 5.-Shortly after o'clock
this afternoon one of the walls of the
Bracket block, Minneapolis, a five story
building to which an addition was being
made, fell out and crashed into the base
ment, which had been excavated for the
new portion, burying dozen workmen be-
meath the ruins. Eleven have been taken
out, four OF whom are dead and the others
more or less seriously injured. OF the dead
at this hour but two have been identified
j. Connell (unmarried) and John Janisch,
who leaves wife and six children.
Fire and police alarms brought a force of
rescuers to the scene and the work of re-
covering was prosecuted under the direc-
ton of Mayor Ames.
Besides the killed mentioned above, the
others in the ruins We're: s. Arverson, j.
Karlson, j. Holum, - Erwin, S. Erickson,
q. Wicstrund, Ole Erickson, A. Jufrene G.
Blair and - Boswell.
The building was composed of retaining
walls, with floors supported by two paral-
lei rows OF heavy wooden columns resting
upon large square timbers running from
front to rear of the building. Here in this
wood work was the weak spot There were
no cross ties, and when the inner wall was
removed the weight of tho accumulated
material on the floors caused them to sag
outward until they literally pulled out and
toppled over.
LATER.
The following is revised list of the
killed and wounded: Dead: JOS Connell
John Yarrick, w. Mason and Hans Peter
son. Injured: J.Simmons. skull fractured
will probably die; John Carbon, skull frac.
tured, doubtful; b. Swanson, Robert Over.
son and patrick Dufure, all slightly.