Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-11-19
NEWS SUMMARY.

1888 has been abandoned.
Another passenger rate war of the st.
Paul roads has commenced.
John F. Hoke, the defaulter of the Peoria
bank, absconded with $188, 900.
Ten workmen were instantly killed by
the collapse OF uilding in Paris.
Rev. VIM. Delaney, Catholic bishop of
the diocese of Cork, ireland, is dead.
A fire in Raleigh, N. c., destroyed six
teen business buildings, mostly brick.
Judge Mcconnell has decided the Sar-
gent county seat contest in favor of For
man. .s@s .. IL 49,.
Congressman w. T. Price, of River Falls,
Wis, is seriously ill,and not expected to re-
cover. 50. -. Fs
The Catholic church has decided that no
marriages shall be solemnized after sun
down. -.
He has not yet been told of his mothers
death.
Jack Burke and Jack Dempsey will ell
gage in glove contest in San Francisco on
the 22d inst.
The Minneapolis & Pacific road will be
opened to Buffalo, Minnesota to-day, dis
tance of 40 miles.
C: H. Davidson, editor of the Austin
libeling John A. Lovely.
The village of Trimstein, in the canton
of Berne, has been destroyed by fire. A
number of inhabitants perished.
The farmers of Rochester, Mimi, have
organized produce exchange-a joint
stock company with 900 capital
The fish pond of Chris Kallst, near
Columbus, Wis.,, was robbed Saturday of
5000 pounds of brook trout, valued at
Reports to Bradstreets show that 55 per
cent. of the entire crop of wheat in Mime
hands.
The Minnesota & Northwestern will open
its new line ito Chicago in about week.
1t will make the run from st. Paul in thir-
teen hours.
The king Of Denmark, on behalf of his
son, Prince Waldemar, has sent telegram
to Bulgaria positively declining the Bull
garian throne.
was suspended during the funeral of Fred
Archer. One hundred wreaths were placed
on the Jockeys coffin.
A rumor was current in Washington that
the president had rendered Hon. Chas. R.
B Buckale the attorney generalship, but
The jury in the case of jeremiah Cain,
on trial for murder at Glendive. Mont, dis
agreed, and the defendant was held until
next term in $1,000 bail.
Mr.. Golf, president of the American sys-
tenn of electric lightning, has made a prop
ositiOn to the government to light the
statue of liberty free of cost.
The cattle shipments east on the North
ern Pacific for the season aggregate $1,000
head, against Is, 600 last year. Sheep, 81, 900
head, against Is, 600 last year.
Postmaster Harrity, of Philadelphia, will
undergo an examination by the Civil Ser
vice commission on charges preferred by
the Pennsylvania Civil Service association.
Arrangements have been made for an
eight-round glove fight between Jake Kill
rain, of Baltimore and Pat Killen, of Du-
days.
There were no new developments in the
anticipated railroad war at st. Paul, and it
is generally believed that the managers
can tide the trouble until an agreement is
reached.
At meeting of the Lake Superior Trans
fer and Terminal company, in st. Paul, Of
fcers were elected as follows: President,
w. 81. Fisher; vice president, j. T. Odell;
secretary, D. McIntry.
The plan of the government in sending
Geronimo and his band of Apaches to Flor
ida will be eminently successful. The saw
ages are unused to the climate and are dy-
ing off at the rate of four day.
George Golfer, newly appointed postal
clerk operating on the st. Paul limited
train between Minneapolis and Chicago,
has been arrested by inspectors Doubleday
and Smith, charged with rifing the mails.
w. A. Hotchkiss, editor of the National
at this term of the district court at Pres
ton, Mimi. a. Q. Vanleuven, editor Of the
Spring Valley Vidette, has been indicted
for criminal libel.
Socialism and the labor question " is the
subject of free lecture, which will be
given bv the we'll known English socialist
DIR. E. Ayerling, under the auspices of the
socialists of st. Paul and Turner hall, on
Tuesday evening at st. Paul
A committee from the National Base
Ball league and one from the American
arrange set of playing rules that will be
agreeable to both organizations and do
away with the system now in vogue.
Duluth News: Senator Vest is wiry
little fellow, as active and sometimes as an
noying as healthy gnat. He usually has
someone in mind to punish. The game he
is after now is none other than Postmaster
General Villas. The president removed
friend of Vests from nigh Office because
he made political speech. villas made
bitter partisan speech the night before
election, leaving his duties at Washington
and coming all the way to Wisconsin to do
it. He brought with him the law officer of
in the political demonstration. Mr.. Vest
demands the reinstatement of his friend or
the removal of Villas, and IL the one or the
other isn't done he will keep up a buzzing
that will prove decidedly annoying to the
administration.