Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1886-10-01

NEWS SUMMARY.
Anti-Russian feeling prevails in Bulga-
ria.
Franz Adam, the historical painter, is
dead.
Pleuro-pneumonia has broken out in Vir-
ginia
Bernard Boer, an Arkansas millionaire,
is dead.
London will have permanent colonial
exhibition.
Minnesota will quarantine against Illi-
nOis cattle.
Thirty buildings at Deland, Fla, were
burned. Loss, $4,000.
Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs Folsom are Wis
iting in Buffalo, n. Y.
An iron street paving is being laid as an
experiment in Chicago.
The experiment of tobacco growing in
England is not success.
A fire destroyed twelve buildings in Man.
ltoWOc, Wis. Loss, S6, 900.
The public debt was decreased nearly
S11,OOO,OOO during September.
Russia will keep her Baltic fleet in fight
ing trim during the winter.
It will take 100000 to indemnify owners
OF infected cattle in Chicago.
There are 1887 widows of survivors of
the war OF 1872 now drawing pensions.
H. Halls and a Dubuque capitalist will
erect $S2O0,000 stone theatre in Minneapo-
lis.
The Oklahoma boomers will make no
further attempts to occupy Indian terri
tory.
The total sale OF seats for the Edwin
Booth engagement in St. Paul has reached
$4,400.
Justin Mccarthy and O'Donovan Rossa
are calling each other humbugS and i'm
posters.
The three-cent passenger rate will 90
into effect on all northwestern roads OctO-
Der 10Th.
The Missouri river steamer Albert S.
Willis struck Snag near st. Charles, Mo-,
and sank
a bark heavy laden with benzine took
fire, at Vienna, and eight men persisted in
the flames.
Mrs. Louis Rouilliard, the mother of five
children, was Shot by Charles King at Ne
gaunee, Mich.
Another mysterious murder has taken
place in a " first class" compartment rail-
way car in London.
The disputed Duluth Milwaukee game
has been given to Duluth, making that club
sure of the pennant.
\ branch of the Young Mems Christian
association has been started at Devils Lake
with fifty members.
Bishop Shanahan, of the Roman Catho-
lie diocese Of Harrisburg, Pa, has died Ct
congestion of the brain.
Pan Handle railroad, Chicago, was run
over by train and killed.
A successor has been appointed to sue
ceed Sir Edward Thornton as British am
bassador to Constantinople.
E. E. Henry, prominent druggist at
Omro, Wis, drank carbolic acid for beef eX-
tract. He lived ten minutes.
The iron ore shipments from Michigan,
Wisconsin and Minnesota iron districts
have doubled since last year.
Colorado and Nebraska have issued
quarantine proclamatiOns against the i'm
pOrtation of cattle from Illinois.
The Minneapolis grand jury will bring
in indictments against the police for
releasing prisoners without trial.
The Jersey City Journal accused two
young ladies of forgery. One of them,
Mamie Cannon, cowhided the author.
A catholic seminary in China has been
burned by natives and thousand native
Catholic adherents placed in manacles.
1t was in consequence of the urgent ap-
peals of Senator Fair that the president
consented to the opening of the mint at
Carson City, New.
Much Indignation prevails among the
Gloucester fishermen at the reported treaty
with Canada, which they claim is simply
reciprocity in fish.
Acting Secretary Fairchild has author
lied the reopening of the mint at Carson
City, New, as an assay office for the receipt
of deposits of bullion.
Judge Garnett in Chicago Tuesday be-
gan the case against Frank Barsell, the Bo-
hemian who made the assault upon ROsen-
fields drug store, May 9TH.
Acting Secretary Muldrow decides that
where a court of one state having jurisdic
ton renders a Judgment 1t is binding on
the courts of all other states
Mrs. Matt H. Carpenter, widow of Wis
cOnSin's famous senator, accompanied by
her children, departed for France, where
she will remain several years.
Extensive preparations are being made
for the opening Of the Burlington & North
ern railroad, which will begin running
through passenger trains to Chicago OctO
Der 17th
President Day, of the New York base
ball club, has secured an injunction res
training John f. Smith, the left-handed pit
cher of the club, from joining the Detroits.