Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-05-28
VOL. IS. NO. 81

VOL. 13. NO. 81
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.
Spain's new monarch was baptized Sat
urday.
All British troops in Egypt are ordered
to Cairo.
The dissolution Of parliament is deem ed
Gladstone's campaign fund is said to be
exhausted.
Ex-President Arthur. is much improved
by daily drives.
Eleven wounded policemen remain in
Chicago hospitals
DR.. Holmes is warmly received every
where in England.
Greece and Turkey have agreed on
temporary armistice. .<
The American congress of churches con-
y vened at Cleveland, Ohio.
A dynamite factory at Valencia, Spain,
exploded, killing twelve men.
Miss frankie Folsom receives $5O,OOO by
the death of her grandfather.
Disgruntled Kansas democrats want the
president read out Of the party. .
Kansas City is to have a new board Of
trade building, to cost $40OOOO.
A car load of dynamite has been shipped
from Tennessee to New Jersey. er-
Spain expects to realize S5,OoO,OoO from
the sale of crown lands and forests.
Reports of an Indian uprising near the
Ceur d Alene mines were unfounded.
De Lesseps proposes to prove that the
Panama canal can be completed by 1889.
Rev. Erastus Wentworth, D. D., promi-
nent in Methodism, died at Troy, N. Y.
About 500 harness makers at Cincinnati
struck yesterday for an advance in wages.
The-trial of Moses Schenck and Barnun-
chorig, anarchists, has begun in New York
City. r a.. H..
Opposition to contract convict labor
leaves the state boarders at Joliet nothing
to do.
About 4.5OO Knights of Labor paraded at
Milwaukee, Sunday, with twenty-five bands
of music. ss-..-.
Six hundred harness makers in Cincin
natl strike for an increase OF fifteen per
cent wages.
Blaine denies the interview attributed to
him in the press dispatches relative to the
fisheries question.
George Jurgeus, a Norwegian saloon
keeper of Anoka, Minn., is missing, and
foul play is feared.
The strike of the plumbers in st. Paul is
ended. The base of the agreement is nine
hours work for $3.50.
The Farmers Alliance of Minnesota have
decided to support Ignatius Donnelly for
United States senator.
The eruptions of Mt. Etna have greatly
increased and the destruction Of the town
Of Nacolise is inevitable.
Mrs. Riel, widow of the dead rebel, died
at her home in st. Vital. She will be in
tered beside her husband.
Don Carlos claims the right to the Span
ish throne. and repudiates the claims of
Queen Christmas infant son.
DIT. Patterson, a. .son-in-law of the late
President Johnson, has been appointed
postmaster at Home, Tennessee, at $240 per
year.
Sam Jones threatens to visit Boston in
July, and the Record calls upon Joseph
Cook to come home and act as counter
irritant.
Fifty thousand members will be added to
ical unions going over to that organization
IN body.
The betrothal of Princess Louise, the
eldes5 daughter of the Prince of Wales, to
Prince Oscar, son of the king of Sweden, is
announced.
Eighty roof composition makers in St.
Louis, employed by four firms, organized
recently and struck for eight hours per day
instead of ten.
J. K. Emmett, Jr, the son and manager of
the cOmmedian, was married at Penn
Yam, N. Y, on last Friday, to a young
lady of that town.
The Chicago grand jury has adjourned
after short eSSiOn, on account of the ill
ness ofathe foreman. Captain Schaack's
sensational testimony is promised to-day.
Fire broke out Tuesday at Harrison's
chemical works, Philadelphia, and the
. largest building of the works was COM
pletely destroyed. The loss isvery heavy.
The second annual tournament of the
Minneapolis gun club opened yesterday. A
large number OF sportsmen are in attend
ance. No one succeeded in getting seven
birds.
Forty-nine elders, serving sentences in
the Utah penitentiary for polygamy, have
refused freedom. which was proffered by
the governor ON the condition that they
forswear plural marriage.
Frank Coleman, farmer near Thomas
i vile, Ca, became enraged at his wife and
knocked her down with hoe. He then
got razor and cut her throat. Officers are
in pursuit Of the murderer.
A fire at Butler. Penn, Sunday, destroyed
the livery stables of Bickel & Biehl, Ken
nedy & Fleck and Julian Clark, and ere
mated five horses The loss was about $15,-
600, with very little insurance.
The board of arbitration chosen to settle
the differences between the street car men,
and their employees, in Pittsourg, made an
award yesterday sustaining the demands
of the men for twelve hours work.
The fourth floor of the West Water street
block in Milwaukee, occupied by the
Brunswick-Balke billiard table company,
gave way yesterday, carrying with it the
floors below. Property loss, $4,000: loss to
building, 5000.