Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-04-23
NEWS SUMMARY.


The powers unite in authorizing Greece
to disarm.
Ex-President Arthur IS able to be about
the house. a,s
The Maine republican convention will be
hely June 9th. = s.....a..
St. Paul barber shops will be required to
close on Sunday hereafter.
E. G. Gilmore will bring Mrs. Langtry to
this country in September.
Antiquities, valued at $15O,OOO, have been
stolen from museum in Vienna.
Millions Of grasshoppers' eggs have been
discovered in Scott county. Iowa.
The Fargo and Northern railroad, with
Chas. Sweat, president, has been organized.
Ex-Mayor T. Ramsey, Of Chicago, died
Tuesday morning after lingering illness.
James Kargan was killed by a fall of
five feet in Sioux Falls, OAK, while drunk.
Another wolf bitten Russian, under
treatment by Pasteur, has died of hydro
phobia.
Alfred Frederic Amelia, distinguished
general of the French army is dead; aged
rs years.
Major A. L. Burke, of Ipswich, is an as
pirant for receiver of the Aberdeen, Oak,
land office.
Construction of the Manitoba extension
to the Turtle Mountains from Devils Lake
begins May 1st.
Stephen Clifford, aged 70, for many years
clerk of the Massachusetts senate, died
suddenly Sunday.
The Duke de Castries, well known
sporting patron and brother in-law to
Marshal Mcmahon, is dead.
The Northern Pacific will build 1887
miles of road this year, all but Is of which
are in Washington Territory.
On May 1st an advance in wages of the
Northern Pacific construction fOrce-from
$1S5 to $1.5O per day-goes into effect.
Col A. K. Mcclure says that the tariff
bill will be defeated by from ten to twenty
majority, in the house. if pushed to vote.
Another advance in the transcontinental
passenger rates is announced by the Union
Pacific and Burlington and Missouri river
roads.
Cleveland ministers have declared war
against the Sunday newspapers. OF 13O
c1ergymen 103 have agreed to join in a
boycott.
A young man, supposed to be William
Carkeson, Of Atchison, Kan, committed
suicide in a Maori (Ill.) hotel Monday
morning.
Herbert Gladstone says the government
will hold fast to its present Irish policy,
and secure victory, whether it requires six
months or six years.
Alderman Jacob Hack. Of Racine, Wis,
who had been defeated at the recent elec-
ton, committed suicide early Monday
morning by shooting.
radicals will vote against GIadstOne's Irish
land bill. Mr.. Bright's hostility to the
scheme is pronounced.
American residents of Canton, China,
are greatly alarmed lest the Chinese take
revenge upon them for outrageS against
them in this country.
Deputy Sheriff Williams, assaulted and
badly beaten by strikers at Little Rock,
Ark, while guarding railroad property, has
received $500 from Gould.
Near Fall Creek. Wis.,, Monday morning,
William Wagner killed G. Moe, and, retir-
ing to his house, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the bowels.
At GAINESVILLE, Minn., lightning struck
one of e. A. DeGraffs box stall barns used
for trotting stock. The trotter Esparanzo
was killed. Three barns were burned.
Howard Van Wycke, of Milwaukee, a
young lawyer, is missing; likewise $4,000
belonging to an eastern relative, which he
was supposed to have invested in good Sc
cutities.
Mrs. Frank Scraggy, OF Waterloo, Iowa,
put laudanum in the coffee for herself and
husband. They drank and she confessed.
Antidotes saved their lives. She is prObab-
ly insane.
The salary of the .Canadian governor
general has through extra allowances
reached nearly $150,0O0. An effort is being
made in the Canadian parliament to cut it
down to $4,000.
W.C.N. Carr died on Saturday., at Ash
land, Wis, from stroke of paralysis, aged
81 years. He was minister to Constantine
dents Polk and Tyler.
The death sentences of five of the eight
Indian territory murderers, who were to
computed to imprisonment for life in the
Detroit house of correction.
Mrs. Hastings, of Nevada, Iowa, was
found by her husband occupying the same
room with man named Stewart, in hotel
in Des Moines, Iowa. Both were held on
complaint of Stewards wife. ..
At sale Of unclaimed express packages
in Kansas City, a buyer bid off small box
which had come from Cameron, Mo-, and
which upon examination was found to con-
tain the body of an infant carefully en-
balmed.
One of the three tenements composing
the building known as Libby prison. used
during the war for the keeping of Federal
prisoners, collapsed Wednesday morning
from over burdened floors. The building
was occupied by the southern fertilizing
company.
State prison keeper Loyerly, of New
Jersey, has been found guilty of criminal
intimacy with female convict and the
senate, by vote of "A to Z, dismissed him.
OF the fourteen, thirteen are republicans
all negative votes being democrats.
Orders will soon be issued by the war
department assigning Brigadier General
Potter to the command OF the department.
ofthe Missouri with headquarters at Fort
Leavenworth, Vice Brigadier General Miles
transferred to the department of Arizona,
and assigning Brigadier General Rudger
to the command of the department of OAK
ota, with headquarters at TT. Smelling, Vice
Major General Terry placed in command OF
the division Of Missouri.