Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-10-08
VOL. } ID. NO.ls.
NEWS SUMMARY.

for the North pole.
Rev. Sam Jones is conducting revival
services in Toronto, Ont.
Very cold weather and snow are reported
at several points in Ontario.
The South Dakota Baptists are holding
their annual convention at Huron.
The French general, Boulanger, has in
vented an exceedingly destructive bomb.
Owing to the attitude of Austria, Russia
will grant Bulgaria the concessions asked
She sheriff has seized the stock and fix
lures of Kaw Life Insurance company, st.
Paul. -.
At Marblehead Mass, the English cutter
Stranger beat the sloop Theatis by two
miles.
The annual Grand Army parade in Pitts
burg was participated in by about 5000
veterans. ~. .....-
general manager of the Wisconsin Central
railroad .s
The municipal authorities of London will
confer upon Henry NJ. Stanley the freedom
of the city. -.
Captain Lawton denies General Miles
statement that Geronimo surrendered con-
ditionally.
The indications point to the election of
c. K Davis as United States senator from
Minnesota.
Special kilograms to Bradstreets indicate
an improvement in general trade through
out the country.
The remains of Chief Justice Chase will
be removed from Washington to Cncin-
natl October 18th.
John G. Carlisle, of the Sixth Kentucky
district, has been renOminated for congress
by the democrats.
The committee on the Irish parliament
ary fund gave a banquet to Justin Nc
CarJhy in New Eork.
The new union stock yards at St. Paul
are nearly finished. The structure will
stall 5000 head of cattle.
Mr.. Ward, of New York, has hired thirty
Indians from the northwest to give exhibit
tions in the United States.
If Secretary Manning's health will per-
init he will remain in the cabinet until the
end of Mr.. Cleveland's term.
The University of Michigan, at Ann Ar
bor is receiving unprecedented number
OF applications for admission.
The body of Arch-Deacon Kavanaugh,
who was killed by the falling of church
altar, was cremated in Dublin.
A volcanic peak of the Publoff noun
tains. 800 miles southwest of the Alaska
peninsula, is in state OF eruption
Since Ell Coyote and his band were de-
stroyed there have been no indications Of
revolutionary movements in Mexico.
Sproule, the American convicted of MUIR
der in British Columbia, has again been
granted respite until October 29th.
The bill of $500 of Saratoga undertaken,
for embalming General Grants body, has
been repudiated, and suit is brought.
Special Counsellor Howard Morris, of the
Wisconsin Central, was married to Miss
Julia Robertson, of St. Paul Sunday.
The Eau Claire base ball club has chal-
lenged the Oshkosh or Duluth mines to play
series of five games for $500 game.
Gov. Hauser, of Montana, has issued a
quarantine proclamation against the i'm
portation of Illinois cattle into the terri
tory. ."'
The beef cattle being shipped to the Chi
cagO market from Montana at present are
the finest ever sent out from that terri
tory.
Prince Louis Bonaparte has arrived in
San Francisco. He will travel through the
~ IIUCu otttGCo LII SoS' 90 SouAU 1LOulS AC-
mOncalieri.
Withdrawals of bank circulation, under
the calls of bonds, are very much in excess
of the amount of deposits made to take out
new circulation.
The first of a series of races between the
ThetiS and the English cutter, Stranger,
was sailed off Marblehead and resulted in
the defeat of the Stranger.
Gov. Hubbard. of Minnesota, has issued
proclamation establishing quarantine
against Illinois cattle during continuance
of the epidemic in that state.
Socialists participating in the May riots
at Milwaukee and Knights for bOycotting
will not be tried till the supreme court de-
cides the question of jurisdiction.
Public Printer Benedict has made charges
against Mr. Rounds, which the senate will
call upon him to Substantiate before he is
confirmed. He has discharged 300 men.
The most important of the proposed new
regulations of the civil service ruled is one
giving to honorably discharged soldiers and
sailors the preference guaranteed them by
law. g -l-.......-.. =. ..s-
i The anniversary of the battle of Altoona
Pass, Ca, the incidents in which suggested
the hymn of "Hold the. Fort" was cele-
brated Tuesday by the Twelfth Wisconsin
battery. ~ %...E..
Edward s. Stokes purchased under fore
closure the property of the Bankers and
Merchants telegraph company covered by
the Farmers Loan and Trust company
The court now refuses to compel the COM
pany to turn over certain stock that formed
part of the assets.
The live stock commissioners in Chicago
have decided that if upon an ante mortem
examination any cattle were declared
sound, the owners could take them out and
slaughter them. Then apostmortem exam
ination would be held, and II no disease
/ could be found the owner could do what he
liked with the meat. The stock yards Off
cials and business firms say this decision
will be the means of running their business.