Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-06-11
COHDENsED EELEGRAMs.

The Alliance fOhio) opera house col
lapsed. No one hurt.
Russia and Persia have for med an alli-
ance against England.
Another of Pasteur's patients died yes
II terday-a Roumanic farmer.
Five persons were mysteriously muir
dered near Coffeyville, Kansas.
Maine democrats have nominated Col
d Clark 5. Edwards for governor. >a.E
Parliament will be dissolved about June
26th and another election held.
I It is said Dan Lamont now fears he will
lose his influence with Cleveland.
y -Four lives were lost by the caving in of
Colonel Salter's mine in California.
Repres entatives of seventeen Dakota
Y lodges of the United Workmen met in HUI
ron. .@E
The secretary Of state has accepted the
resignation Of F. Fl. Winston, minister Of
Il Persia. 80 sf@
The receipts of wheat at Duluth for 1885
were 100000, or 100000 more than al
Chicago. ......-.-
The Northern Pacific earnings for the
first week in June show an increase of
over $4,000. ...~ ...
Generals Logan. Sherman and other dis
tinguished persons attended a Il. A. R. re-
union at Indianapolis. -...
An attempt will be made to lynch s. S.
Harding, the Glendale stage rObber, who is
in Jail at Glendale, Mont. .....
ManyKnights of Labor oppose Powderly,
alleging that he is conducting the organi-
cation on Roman Catholic principles.
Alfred Long, who murdered A. J. Nc
Bride and wife and burned the bodies, was
lynched Sunday near Lexington, N. G..
The steam barge Swallows was disabled
in storm and sank in Chicago harDOr.
The crew of fourteen had a narrow es-
cape. ar,
j. Milton Brewer, convicted of poisoning
q his wife in order to obtain 81, 600 insurance
on her life, was sentenced to be hanged at
San Francisco.
Delegate Clifford has introduced a bill
providing for an Indian industrial school
at Pierre, Dak., and appropriating $4,000
4 for the purpose. a
The controlling interest in the
Cincinnati. indianapolis, St. Louis & Chi
4 cago railroad is being negotiated for by
\ the Illinois Central. ~ ", g:
All the former directors of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and St Paul railroad were re-
sSlGCt6u dt Gll0 duuudl ulocGluS OI Cll6 Suzuki
d holders in Milwaukee.
. The committee of the French chamber of
deputies, having the bill in charge have
4 decided to make the expulsion Of the
French princes compulsory.
The Minnesota transfer company has au-
u thorized the construction of stock ex-
change building at the transfer to cost
y $4,000; work to be commenced at once.
:
Small hunting bands of Crow Indians,
4 have been killing game in the Yellowstone
caught some of the hunters few days ago.
The striking nail workers at Cummings,
Ill, attempted to prevent the moving of q
train loaded with so-called "scab" nails but
4 were driven off by a large force of police
81 men. &#F'r @s]' F.|t''. '"t
Reports received at Duluth from points
# in North Dakota indicate serious damage
4 to the wheat crop. Dealers predict thai
4 this will be a weather" market for the
y next thirty days. ~ ''
memorial from the Duluth board of trade
" demonstrating against the passage OF the
h bill consolidating the Minnesota custom
houses at st. Paul.
VI A court of inquiry in the case Of Lieu.
\. tenant Colonel William Y. Jocobe, of the
First cavalry, was Monday appointed by
General Y Vance, the same to convene i'll
Chicago June 9th, and make thorough in
#YiStigatiOn of the case.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Superior Short Line railroad, of
Minnesota, was held Monday. The only
business transacted was the election of the
following board of directors for the en-
suing year: E. W. Winter, j. NJ. Whitman,
E. p. Barlow, Geo. A. Hamilton and John
ID. Howe. ...2 @sF@ ~ -. N@s ~
y, The trial of Alderman Theo. Rudzinski,
on the charge of aiding and abetting the
recent riot at Bayview, was resumed Mon
day morning. The prosecution presented
several new witnesses, Further corrobor-
ances were elected. To-day about fifty
anarchists and conspirators will be ar
/ raigned. E Il s,ta@ sss.Et.3 szs "a
I Annie Breen, the wife of once noted
gambler of San Antonio, Texas, was
brought from Ell PaS0 in an insane cOndi-
ton. ShH ilrAFisaes fAat she is the bride Of
Presidents cleveland. tells her friends how
happy she is with her distinguished hus-
band, and says they are now enjoying the
honeymoon. The insane woman bears
traces of former beauty, andis woman of
culture. s.sg 5,s.4. I
ST. Paul Globe. Washington Dispatch:
who is named as Secretary Manning's sue
cessOr, is man of affairs and largely in
terested in railroads, banks and news
paper property. He is extremely wealthy,
/; and is OF the few who enjoy the confidence
Of Samuel j. Tilden. AS secretary of the
treasury he would show great executive
talent. He believes in tariff reform, which
is strange, considering the state he halls
from. IL Mr.. Scott Is to succeed Mr.. Man
ming it would take him at least until Oc-
ftOber next to arrange his business affairs
lso that he would be eligible under the
Flaw. r.