Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-14
NUBs OF NEWS.

NUBs OF NEWS.
IN GENERAL.
Prince Bismarck has the neuralgia.
The strike movement in BELGIUM is sub
siding. j,
Tickets to the inauguration bail can be
The great Anaconda smelter has resumed
operations.
Jacksonville, Fla, is now wholly without
yellow fever.
Elisha Atkins, a prominent Boston rel
road man. died Sunday.
The threatened strike of Toledo, O..
sWitchmen has been adjusted.
Mother Superior Mary Frances de Sale
died at Davenport, Ia, Sunday.
A bill to repeal the interstate commerce
law has been introduced in the house.
An unknown person attempted to assas-
s1nate DIR. Richardson Of Chicago Monday.
Honors are easy in West Virginia. two
republicans and two democrats in congress-.
Judge Rucker and Senator Blackburn
have got over their 'smad'' and there will
be no duel.
Colonel Henderson, of Iowa, is being
doomed by his intimate friends for speaker
of the house.
Another heavy gale swept the New Eng
land coast Tuesday night. But few YES
sells were out.
A meteoric stone of whitish appearance.
weighing 14O pounds, has been found in
Pierce county, Wis.
A Boston man drank twenty -four glasses
seem to mind 1t at all.
A train rolled down $50 foot embank-
ment on the Pacific & Atlantic road Mon
day and no one was killed. ,5
1t is believed in Washington that the
direct tax bill will be passed and that
President Cleveland's mother-in-law in
dignantly denies the rumOr of her engage
ment to II. +. Merritt Of Chicago.
After January 9TH the Indiana supreme
court will be republican. Such an occur
renee has been known but once before.
The congressional directory, Just COM
pleted, gives the republicans majority of
6ve in the hOuse-165 republicans to 100
democrats.
There is now question of the eligibility
OF the two German-Americans elected to
congress from Wisconsin. 1t is held that
neither is citizen.
The chief Of police Of Newark, N. j.,
has ordered all clarirvoyants and fOrtune-
tellers that if they do not leave the city
will be arrested as frauds.
1t is now given out, and the report will
be received with general regret, that under
no circumstances will Senator Sherman
accept cabinet position.
Mr.. Springer says If the senate will agree
to admit New Mexico as state, he will
withdraw his objection to the senate bill
making two states Of Dakota.
The story started Saturday that re-
count in the Fifteenth New York Congress
,siOnal district gave the election to Bacon,
democratic, proved to be canard.
Mrs. Lucy Parsons, wife of the executed
anarchist, has arrived from London. The
Chicago anarchists forbade any demOnstra-
ton on the part of her anarchist friends.
The restoration of the northwestern pas
senger rates has not been effected and the
matter has been postponed until the meet
ing OF railroad managers on the 18th inst.
The civil service reform association of
Baltimore is up and dong. Senator Ingalls,
is the first one to be 'srOasted" for enter
tanning ito the victor belong the spoil s.
ideas.
Judge Holman of Indiana, chairman of
the public land committee, sees no prospect
OF agreement between the house and senate
on the land forfeiture bills now in confer
4nCe.
Assemblyman E. Frank of Jersey City
returned from conference with New York
democrats Saturday and dropped dead at
his door. This reduces the democratic
majority in the next New. Jersey assembly
to three.
The house committee on pensions auth
0rized favorable report on the senate
bill granting a pension of $4,000 year
tOlrene Ruckner Sheridan, widow of the
late General Sheridan.
It is said an effort on the part of Judge
MacDOnald's friends will be made to have
the president sppoint the Minnesotan to q
vacancy in the civil service commission to
succeed John 81. Oberly, recently appointed
a beautiful span of blooded horses have
been purchased in Kentucky by leading
republicans OF East Tennessee, and will be
presented to the Hon: Matt $. Quay as q
recognition of his able services for the
party during the recent campaign.
s Key, agad 81, were married at Columbus,
Ind, Thursday. The couples c0urtship
has extended over period of forty years.
They were as demOnstratlve as young
lovers. Immediately after the ceremony
they left for their home in the western
part of the county.
The new Texas capitol, built by Chicago
men, has been turned over to the state and
accepted. Three million acres of land
were given for this building, the last in
stallment Of $4,000 acres having been
handed over to Col. Abner Taylor on Sat
urday. The building cost, as shown by
the cost Of the land per acre to the Chicago
syndicate 81.
THE TERRTTORY