Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-06-25
NEWS SUMMARY.


citation.
Miss Grant has refused to marry Lord
Cairnes.
signor Succi has begun forty days fast
at Rome. -g,# III
Ex-senator Davis, of Illinois, is thought
to be dying. ....l'-. '77., m n
james A. Kirk, the famous Chicago soap
man is dead. il. -
Mexican soldiers have been killing some
more Indians.
Prince Luitpold has been confirmed re-
gent of Bavaria. @t.a.> .
,Carlisle's friends are booming him for
the presidency. r~z y,-1>.t. r..
Commodore Kittson is very ill at his
residence, st. Paul
Hon. L. A. Bruner. prominent Ohio
politician, is dead.
A French bark and nine men were lost
OFT New FOundland.
Montana's Indebtedness is $1,119,7S5, and
Dakota's $6,118,2O0. s.t'
The passenger rate between Chicago and
Omaha now is So fiat. z -.#
The Bohemian convention will meet next
IN Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in 1891.
Mrs. Kaine, of St. Louis, has been granted
divor rec and $4,000 alimony.
Tennesseean republicans nominated
Hon. A. A. Taylor for governor.
Powderly is satisfied with his position,
and has no political aspirations.
A brewery at Philadelphia burned last
nisht, involving loss Of $150,O0O.
II. II. Swift & Co., New York sugar i'm
porters, have failed for million.
The Collins brothers who were arrested
in Fergus Falls have reached New York.
Cardinal Taschereau. of Canada, warns
his people against the Knights of Labor.
The no-license ticket carried at Beres-
ford. Dak., on Monday by four majority.
Thirty people were injured at Bushnell,
libby wind storm overturning circus.
The strike of furniture men in st. Louis
has ended by the strikers returning to
work.
Tax Collector Frank WALDORF, of West
Seneca, N. Y, is short $1,000 in his ac-
counts. .5 ~.-."sl
A general convention of the Irish Ma
tional league will be held in Chicago, Au-
gust Is.
lie W oCdlS, VI CduCOIl, Ddk., llhS Oh cXll-
bltlon q strawberry measuring four inches
in circumference.
The Prince of Wales is editor of vol
ume OF travels of his two sons, recently
issued in London.
Charles Cooley, of Gardner, Mass, shot
and killed his wife. He was pursued and
captured by two boys.
Cizzie Celia, of Chicago, quarreled with
her sister, became respondent and drowned
herself in theslake. ...,...
Ex-Alderman Joseph Reynolds, of Jer-
sey City, has deserted his family and fled
with fascinating widow.
The failure of Charles II. Williams, a
lumber merchant of Buffalo, is the latest
rumor. Liabilities, $S50,OOO. ...... ...
Over 800 car loads of Minnesota flour
were on the tracks at Baltimore Friday
awaiting shipment to Europe.
Churchill bitterly danounces Gladstone,
and his manifesto is almost exclusively a
personal attack on the premier. ~.
Mamie Austin, of Urbana, Ohio, shot
herself fatally because her parents objected
to the attentions Of a certain young man in
the city. - ~ 7a~.tr! r. -.
The gross earnings of the Northern Pa
cific for the second week in June were
$226,689, against $2l1 ,209 during the CORES
ponding week of 1885. an increase of $15,.
Numerous meetings have been held in
Washington territory and resolutions
passed protesting against the forfeiture of
lands on the Cascade division of the
Northern Pacific.
The defense in the Maxwell case are
confident they will get new trial. Several
OF the late jury, IT is said, expressed opin-
ions unfavorable to the prisoner before
they We're placed on the jury.
One hundred and eighty persons are
lying dangerously ill in the vicinity of
bennington and Pottsville, N. They at
tended picnic last week and partOok
heartily of sandwiches in which canned
ham was used. ~,e.y ~.
Bad Lands Cow Boy: A cattle and
sneak thief named James Harrison, alias
"Buckskin," has been arrested south of
benefit Of the law. Last fall lie butchered
and sold in Bismarck six animals belong
ing to different owners. -,
Mandan Times: The Mandan fire com
pany did extraordinary good work at
Jamestown in the coupling contest, even
though they were barred out from no fault
but that of the management. The fact that
they made the coupling in ~ seconds less
time than did the winners of the first prize
counts a great deal in their favor. -.
The senate rejected the nomination of
James C. Shields of Michigan to be chief
justice Of Arizona His predecessor was
Sumner Howard, formerly district attor-
ney in Utah, who achieved considerable
reputation by the prosecution of John D.
Lee, chief of the Danites, for his connec-
ton with the Mountain Meadow massacre.
The removal of Howard, it is alleged, was
brought about by Norman influence, and
a rebuke to the president for permitting
Howard to be punished for his activity
against MOrmanism. Furthermore, all the
bar of Arizona united in charging Shields
with utter Incompetence for the Office.
There was no objection to the rejection of
Shields.