Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-06-18
NEWS SUMMARY.

The presidents bride will bring him, it
is said, 100000.
A shock of an earthquake was felt at
The servant girls of st. Louis have joined
the Knights of Labor. E.
The Bank Of England has reduced its dis
count rate to 211a per cent.
The public printers salary has been re-
duced from 81, 500 to $4,000. "5=~'
Tammany paid tribute to its dead chief
tain, john Kelly, last night.
Eugene Douglas at Dodge Center, Mimi,
died Of sun stroke Monday.
Three inches of rain in one hour fell at
Valley City Saturday night
The First national bank of Helena has
deposits amounting to $2,OOO,OOO. ,
Cleveland's wedding present to his wife
"a diamond necklace-cOst 81 500.
The pope has instructed the Irish bishops
to obstain from political party strife,
A son of the late Charles Dickens, the
novelist, died at Moline, ILL.,, yesterday.
Nels Hansen, policeman injured in the
Haymarket riots, died in Chicago yesterday.
One hundred and ten persons lost their
lives through the eruptions of the volcano
of Twawera. N
A company has been organized to con-
Struct ship canal across Long Island, at a
cost of $4,000 ..:
The Mitchell-Cardiff five round glove
fight at Minneapolis resulted in a draw.
No blood drawn.
Robert Rose, veteran of the war of
1912, expired Monday at Berlin, Ohio, aged
104 years months,
the New York custom house service. Of
fensive partisanship.
In Central Park last week one coyote
killed its mate by fastening its teeth in it's
neck and choking it.
The fee for license to deal in cider,
hard or sweet, at Windsor, ILL.,, has been
fix ed at 81 600 year.
The wheat harvest began Monday in
Shelby county, Illinois, with indications
of an abundant yield.
The Mower County National bank, of
Austria, Mimi, has suspended. Liabilities,
$4,000; assets, $4,000.
First class passenger rates on the Rock
Island railroad from st. Paul to Chicago
has been reduced to $S.
The English government has placed the
districts terrOriZed by mObs in the province
of Ulster under martial law.
1t is reported that the president will start
on his western trip as soon as congress ad-
journs, taking in the lakes.
A woman of social distinction in New
York has offered to pay an author if he will
make her the heroine Of novel.
Secretary Bayard has received official in
formation showing that MOrmonism is
rapidly spreading in Switzerland.
The impeachment trial of Alderman
Rudzinski, charged with melting riot, was
resumed in Milwaukee yesterday.
At Marion, Ind, Monday Samuel Max
we'll shot at his wife, but missed her. and
painfully wounded his stepmother.
A severe storm struck Crookston, Minn.,
yesterday evening, doing considerable
damage to property, but no lives were lost.
The French chamber of deputies has
adopted the amendment making the expul-
sion of the chief pretenders to the throne
compulsory.
Circus followers robbed two banks and a
jewelry store at Hart. Mich. Sunday night,
carrying off all the cash they could find
and 100 watches.
Volcanic eruptions and earthquakes de-
stroyed the village of Trawena, New Zea-
land. Twenty-six dead bodies have already
been recovered from the ruins.
VIM. 81. Maloney, ex-city clerk of New
York and the go-between in the Broadway
railway bribery, has sailed from Quebec to
Liverpool under an assumed name.
David H. Converse, aged 6S, accused Of
wife-murder, cut his throat Sunday in the
prison at Lyon. n. Y. His trial was to
have been opened Monday morning.
An old man named Colby, living at Ir-
wing Park, Chicago, was taken from bed
and marched out of town by indignant cit
izens for debauching little girl 9 years
old.
The net revenues of the Western Union
telegraph company for the quarter ending
June 30th are estimated at 81 100000, and
the balance in the treasury amounts to 49,
S75,95S.4S
Maggie Parkes, nee Walker, of Freeport,
ILL, poisoned herself with corrosive subli-
mate and expired Wednesday, because rel
atives opposed her marriage. which took
place secretly six months ago.
In fit OF jealousy at Stanford, vt, Tues
day evening, the wife of William Sloan
drowned her four-year-old boy; and after
being locked up confessed that she did it to
spite her husband, whom the shock has
rendered insane.
Henry Determan, of Cincinnati, was
wounded on board the Hartford in 1868 at
the time Admiral Farragut attempted to
capture .Vicksburg. Last week Mr.. Deter
man had bullet extracted from his side
which he has carried ever since that battle.
A waterspout burst over Marshall, N. c..
Tuesday afternoon. and the most terrific
rain fell upon the surrounding country.
Houses fell before the advancing food, cat
tie were swept away and drowned, and the
crops throughout the region were de-
strOyed.
The organization of state leagues. or
something of that sort, supposed to be
attention of Hugh Campbell, Would-be
Governor Mellette and others. 1t costs
twenty-five cents to get in. It is hoped
it is nothing like church fair.