Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-05
xUBs OF NEWS.
IN GENERAL.

onOW III ClAo AOudWk valley N.J., sun.
day.
ENCOURAGING reports come from the vel
low fever district
Mrs. Langtry sailed from Liverpool for
New York Friday.
No prospect of an adjournment of con-
gress before the goth inst.
The Oklahoma bill is not expected to
pass in this session Of congress.
Belya Lockwood says she will poll 10000
votes in the state OF New York.
President Oakes and Henry Willard will
be banqueted in st. Paul this week.
A Dakota woman made $1,000 on Decem.
Der wheat in Minneapolis Saturday.
P. B. Winston will be candidate for
mayor OF Minneapolis on the democratic
ticket.
There are over 450 cases of typhoid fever
In Duluth and the epidemic appears to be
growing.
Miles Kehoe, republican. will run against
Frank Lawler for congress in the Second
(Ill.), district.
". G. Plummer was among the speakers
at the great Blaine demonstration in New
York Saturday.
South st. Paul burned Tuesday night. Loss.
$4,000; insurance small.
s;tT The medical college Of the state uniyer
with some seventy students.
The first week Of the Sioux Citv corn
palace was successful beyond the anticipa-
tions of the most enthusiastic.
The price of bread in Chicago has gone
up | cent a loaf on account of the advance
IN the price OF wheat and flour.
Democratic members of the finance COM
mittee will postpone debate and delay the
senate tariff bill as long as possible.
Gen. sheridan's memories will be pub
received the proofs of the last chapter.
1t is reported that thirty prisoners es-
caped from the reform school at Pontiac,
ILL.,, oy cutting hole through the floor.
All the window glass factories in and
about Pittsburg have resumed operations.
giving employment to several Thousand
men.
The big Harrison campaign ball which
was started from Cumberland, Md, for
Indianapolis passed through Washington
Friday.
Congressman John R. Thomas tells the
New York by 10000 and Indiana by 5000
to 10000.
DR.. w. II. Airport has been appointed as
sistaat surgeon of the Northern Pacific
sanitarium at Brainard, vice DIR. Hemstead
resigning.
A strike in Swindell's Bottle works. Bal
tlmore, caused the shutting down Of the
works and 700 men are thrown out of en-
ployment.
The Methodist Episcopal conference
opened Wednesday at Winona, Mimi, with
large attendance, Bishop John f. Hurst
presiding.
Snow to the depth of half an inch fell in
northern New Hampshire Saturday. At
Deer Park, Md, it also showed for several
hours Sunday. =
William Henry Andrews and Miss Cath
crime Gresham, daughter of Judge Walter
=. Gresham, were married at Chicago
Tuesday evening.
Knute Nelson writes from Washington
strong endorsement of Mr.. Comstock, the
fifth (Nlinn.) district candidate for con-
gress on the republican ticket.
Tod Cowles, who takes Managing Editor
Carle's position on the Pioneer Press. has
arrived in st. Paul. Carle will be the
Washington correspondent of the Pioneer
Press.
The republicans OF Indiana have lust
discovered the existence of secret or
ganization of democrats for the evident
purpose of putting into operation corrupt
election schemes.
John Alexander of Columbus, Ohio,well-
known IN sporting circles as the "Black
l'rlnce," Wagered $1,000 that Harrison
would carry Indiana, $1,000 that he would
carry New York and $1,000 that he would
be elected.
Col. w. w. Dudley, treasurer of the ma.
tional republican committee saws that New
York is safe for Harrison and Morton. and
that 1t IS safe to give odds on the general
result. He also believes the republicans
will capture the next house.
Chris Pte!tfer, proprietor of the North
western Boiler works, at 81 Michigan street.
chicago, made wager Thursday of $1,000
to S4,00O with James Moran that Harrison
would be the next president. announces
that he is anxious to wager $4,000 more
on the issue, giving the same odds. Takers
will be accommodated at his place of bus
iness.
THE TERRITORY.
Hay brings S1S a ton at Lead City and
only $3.50 at Sioux Falls. -
The territorial fair at Mitchell netted
over $l,OOO above all expenses.
Dakota's wheat crop this year will be
about SS,OOO,0O0 bushels-about half crop.
The jamestown Capital now comes out
daily, and will continue during the cam
paign.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Drake Of Aberdeen
narrowly escaped suffocation from coal
gas Friday evening last
The new banking firm of F. H. Hagerty
q 60. of Aberdeen, successors to Haaerty
q Murphy, has began business.
=, The large brewing establishment at
" ahpeton owned by Michael Schmidt
burned. Loss. $4,000; insurance. ST, 900.
E. Schwellenbach has been appointed
steward Of the North Dakota insane asv-
lum, at jamestown, to succeed w. D. Nick
eus, resigned.
A favorable report was made in the
mouse Tuesday on the I bill granting
Tight-of-Way to the Jackson & Missouri
River railroad in Dakota. o.1
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