Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-10-29
NEWS SUMMARY.

EE NEWS SU1MWAHY. y.t
Iowa's state debt is $3.50, ,549.6O
George S. Tilden has brought suit to
break the will.
Gov. Zulick, of Arizona, wants the Indian
reservation curtailed.
Bank President Lane, of Abingdon, Mass
has been indicted upon 109 counts.
The French senate has passed bill pro-
viding for the sale of the crown jewels.
A trunk containing $4,000 worth of jew
elry mysteriously disappeared in Kansas
The jury in the Davenport murder trial
at Brainerd brought in verdict of not
guilty.
Lawyer Hazeltine has been acquitted of
the murder of Banker Morse at Stevens
Point, Wis. H....
Only 1OOOOOOOO feet of logs have been
left on the Chippewa river, against 100000
600 year ago.
Mrs. W. A. Cain, Of Des Moines, Iowa,
was elected president of the Iowa Baptist
Missionary society.
E. Baldwin, who embezzled $1,000 from
Summers & Van Horn, of Sioux Falls, has
been arrested in Chicago.
L. G. Fouse was elected president of the
Mutual Benefit Life association of Amer
ica, in session at Louisville.
Julia Mulvaney. of Brooklyn, claims that
the bad priest, Father Sherman, ruined her
under promise of marriage.
Racine citizens talk of stopping the exhi-
bition which the puglist Sullivan intends
to give in that city next week.
The banking house of William M. Dustin
& Co., of Lincoln, Ill, which has been in
existence since 1857, has failed
Fifteen men imprisoned in caisson un-
der the river at Omaha were rescued just
as the air was about exhausted.
The carp placed by the government in
ponds near Helena two years ago have
brought forth splended supply.
The officers of the United States training
ships at Newport, r. l.. have paid $500 duty
on the goods they tried to smuggle
James G. Blaine delivered n-political
speech at his old home in Brownsville, Pa,
after which he left for Washington.
Eugene M. Converse, prominent young
lawyer Of Battle Creek, Mich, has gone to
Canada, taking with him $4,000 of stolen
money.
The French delegates to the unveiling of
the statue of Liberty were rendered a re-
ception at the Academy of Music, New
York city.
A number Of Cotholic bishops will deter
mine the attitude of the Catholic church
toward the Knights of Labor as an organi-
zation to-day.
There were 500 guests at the charity ball
at the hotel Ryan, in st. Paul last night, for
the benefit of St. Luke's hospital. The pro-
ceeds realized $1,20O
General Master Workman Powderly is
en- route to Lawrence, Mass, to prevent, if
possible. the withdrawal from the order of
number of local assemblies.
The Northern Pacific has let contracts
for the building of three branch roads in
Montana. They will be Bitter Root, Phil
lipsburg and Benton branches.
Gen. Won Moltke celebrated the Seth an
niversary of his birth on his estate at Grey
san. Silesia. He is yet hale and hearty and
rises at o'clock every morning.
Lafferty, the colored wife murderer of
Kansas City, attempted to take his life Sun
day by cutting his throat, and died from
the effects of the injuries Tuesday.
Miss Cleveland has been forbidden by her
physician to continue her editorial labOrs
on the Literary Life, and in consequence
she will spend the winter in the south of
France or Florida.
81 In his annual report to the secretary of
the interior, Governor Squire, of Washing
ton territory, requests the admission of
Washington into the Union; the enforce
ment of the Chinese restriction act; the for
feiture of all unearned railway lands and
the improvement Of the Columbia river.