Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-10-15
NEWS SUMMARY.

NEWS SUMMARY. 0
Cholera is again prevalent in Rome.
The Chicago stock yard strikers are still
out.
The republicans Of Wabasha, Mimi, have
Instructed for G. Z. Davis.
John I. Aine has been reelected dele
gate to congress from Utah.
Rear Admiral Edward T. Nichols died at
POmpet Conn.,, after a short illness.
John PodoShnik, an Austrian, 80 years OF
Mi, MIN. '''i'eu y hanging o. Cloud
James G. Blaine will not be able to
speak in Minnesota during the present
campaign.
While digging well at jamestown Pc
ter Niewa was killed by a bucket falling
upon him.
A terrific storm ragged for thirty-six con-
secutive hours along the Mississippi, doing
100000 damage.
Conductor Fred Harmon, of the Milwau-
kee, fell from his train at Plankinton and
was badly injured.
The New York county democracy has
endorsed Tammany's nomination of Abra-
nam 5. Hewitt for mayor.
Royd Tepeze was struck by the fast mail
train on the Milwaukee road, at Richmond
Mimi, and instantly killed.
The grand jury at Brainerd. Mimi, has
indicted w. r. Davenport, the murderer of
b Charles Polly, for manslaughter.
George Homidew, of LaMoure, accident
ally shot himself while duck hunting The
wound will probably prove fatal.
The Woman Suffrage association will
hold the eighteenth annual meeting in
Topeka, Kan, October 18th to goth.
The remains of the late Chief Justice
Chase arrived in Cincinnati, and were in
tered with impressive ceremonies.
Maj. John R. Hotoling, of Huron, Dak
died of heart disease. He was General
Logan's chief of staff during the war.
Friends of the Indians are holding a
meeting at Lake Mohawk, N. Y, to con-
slider the subject Of the Indians civiliza-
tiOn.
The strike of the brakemen on the New
York, Pennsylvania & Ohio railroad has
been brought to close. ALI of the men re-
turn to work. s
The appointment of David Hammer, for
merly, Of McGregor, Iowa, to the postmas-
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people OF that town.
William E. Hamilton, secretary and
treasurer of the Sly Paint works, of Mime
apOlis, is a defaulter to the tune of $5,0OO
He has disappeared.
The body of Bayard Putnam, chief of the
government typographical survey, was
found hanging to a tree near North Adams
Mass. No cause for his suicide is known.
J.F. J. Bradley, the defaulting manager
Of the Pullman Sleeping Car company, who
disappeared last fall with $4,000 of the
compahy's funds, was arrested near Cleye-
land, Ohio.
The Ramsey county democratic conven-
ton nominated for clerk, R. J. O'Conner:
treasurer, W. E. Burton; sheriff, George H
Allen; register, p. J. Giersen; attorney,
j. Egan; probate Judge, E. Stone German
surveyor, II. S. Potts; coroner, DR.. Markoe
Legislative Nominations.
PLANK1NToN, OAK, Oct. 14.-The demo-
cratic legislative convention nominated J.
r D. Dowler Of Dawson for the council, and
j. V. Hamilton of Brule and G. L. Clausen
of Aurora for the house. Clausen was also
the nominee of the Alliance convention.
BUXTON, OAK, Oct. 14.-The republicans
made the following nominations: For the
COullCll, hcf. u. n. I1dlSJedu, lOT GIlo mouse
E. I. Evanson and c. Maclaren. Another
convention, a bolt from this, is still in ses-
sion.
JAMESTOWN, OAK, Oct. 13.-The repub-
licans of the Twenty-second legislative dis.
trict to-day nominated Willis E. Dodge, OF
Jamestown, for the council, and r. M,
Shook, of Minnewaukan, and D. s. DOdds
of Lakota, fos the house.
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
REDF1ELD, OAK, Oct. A.-The republi-
can county convention for Clark county
nominated the following ticket: Register
of deeds, P. w. Ware; probate judge, S. H
ElrOd; treasurer, R. A. ProudsOot; sheriff,
NJ H.Makeperce;su superintendent of schools
Miss Etfie Benjamin: county attorney (by
acclamatiOn) VIM. McGann. John E. Ben
nett was selected for chairman Of the coun-
ty central committee. The result is vic
tory for what is known as the Bennett
Sherwood faction.
LA INQUIRE, OAK, Oct 13-The republi-
can county convention held here yesterday
afternoon nominated L.. C. Harris, register;
J. NJ. Bartholomew, county attorney; W. E.
BrOmer, treasurer; c. W. Oakley, sheriff,
and a full county ticket. Two tickets are
now in the field, which, with the question
Grand Rapids to La Moure, is making the
canvas a hot one.
WAHHEToN, OAK, Oct. 13.-The republi-
licans have nominated for treasurer, O. r.
UlSaker; sheriff, r. n. Ink; register, An
judge of probate. j. r. Baxter; superintend-
ent of schools, w. NJ. Houre.
Railroad EARNINGS