Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-07-16
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NEWS SUMMARY.

NEWS SUMMARY.
The British parliament meets August Sd Y
Henry K. Brown, a New York sculptor,
is dead. . sss
The prince of Wales will visit Australia
next year. ssS
F. Martineau was appointed postmaster
at st. Johns, Oak. &@
Forest fires are raging in the region nine
miles from Fond du Lac. @
Parties are searching for King Ludwig's
supposed hidden wealth.
The late storm destroyed over 1000 acres
of grain near Clark, Oak.
$. E. Hart s. Co., Minneapolis commission
dealers, have made an assignment.
1t is thought the Northwestern passenger
Several bull operators in wheat scored a
profit Friday in Chicago Of $4,000 each.
Minneapolis is in hopes Of securing the
presence OF the president in September.
The Minneapolis postoffice was robbed OF
$2O,OOO worth Of stamps by safe blowers.
Copt. Benjamin Page left New York city
for Australia with $4,000 of stolen money.
The Minnesota Sheriffs Association will
meet IN the Minneapolis court house to-day.
The grocers of st. Paul and Mime
apolls will picnic at Lake Minnetonka
to-day
Two Cinnamon, convicted of murder.
were sentenced to be hanged August q, at
st. Louis.
Mr.. Lahouchere thinks that Gladstone
Will resign and that the conservatives will
take office. IT, ss}5
Turkey has paid to Russia another in
stallment, amounting to G50,0O0, Of the war
indemnity. -. / =. -. TT
A conspiracy against the government
has been discovered in Hayti, and an out
break is feared.
The Canadian commission has awarded
$b7O,OOO to settlers for losses sustained in
the Reil rebellion.
Moi Bong, Chinaman, sues DR.. James
9. Grey. of Chicago, a dentist, in $4,000
damages for false arrest.
Moorish troops have sacked and de-
strOyed English factories at Cape Judy, on
the west coast of Saharah.
A revolution is said to be brewing in the
City of Mexico. The leaders are reported
as purchasing arms III Texas.
The Portland schooner City Point, which
was seized by the Canadian governments
has been released. the Omitted States pay
ing the fine. -
D. NJ. Osborne, Of the we'll known firm
OF ID. NJ. Osborne & Co., manufacturers of
harvest machinery. died suddenly Tuesday
night at Auburn, n. Y
The gas gave out suddenly at
the big hotels at Saratoga, and guests were
awakened and cautioned to turn off lets
that might have been left turned on.
While Sidney Davis (colored) while on
trial at Morgan, Tex, for committing q
rape, q mob of 500 men Overpowered the
court, took the prisoner out and hanged
him. -
The New York World published Friday
a list Of $5,5O0,000 worth Of Mexican bonds
which We're an important factor in the col
lapse of Grant & Ward. These bonds have
mysteriously disappeared.
The death Of the Indian chief, Pound
maker, relieves the Canadian government
OF any fear OF an uprising. Nevertheless,
precautions are being taken and IS new
recruits have been mustered in.
A portion of the east bound express on
the Canadian Pacific near Donald, was
derailed and consumed by prairie FIRE,
All the express matter was burned and the
passengers escaped with difficult.
Chicago has offered to donate 45O acres at
HighWood, fronting on the lake, for the
purpose OF securing the regular army post
General Sheridan and Secretary Endicntt
are in favor of giving it to Chicago.
J. S. DAILY. prominent Knight of Labor,
estimates the cost of the strike on the
Gould system as follows: Cost to general
board, 100000; loss of wages to strikers,
81 ,OOOeOO; loss to railway company, 49,
5OOOOO .s. - - IG5- - - ~ f5
The republican state executive committee
of Alabama met Friday and nominated the
the following ticket: Governor, Arthur
Bingham, OF Taladja; secretary of state,
y. Harry, of Shelby; treasurer, Calvin
Goodloe, of Culberts; auditor, w. ID. Vic
kersham, Mobile. ,
A young minister named Rocky, a mar
ried man, Of Columbia City, Ind. while
holding series OF meetings at Rolsun,
passed himself off as single and fiirted des-
perately with a Miss Jack. When she
heard he was married she demanded IA
church trial which resulted in the verdict:
Guilty OF indiscretion, but innocent of any \
technical wrong. is
Mrs. Mary Mershon, of Pendleton. Ill.
is conducting series Of revival meetings
at Finn Grove, near Marion, Ind She is
about go years sOld, and has pleasing.
commanding presence. Her powers Of
persuatlon are said to be equal to those Of
sam Jones. Her hearers shout and yell,
and the spectacle at times is wild, Wierd
and unearthly.
A Bad Pecedent. 8
MINNEAPOLIS, July l4.-The congres.
sional committee on appropriations, before
reporting the sundry civil bill, yesterday,
struck out the $4,000 appropriation for the
Minneapolis exposition, on the ground that