Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-03-16

before train on the elevated road and
was crushed to death.
Two foolish men propose to 60 over the
Niagara falls in barrel.
Sheriff Meade and his party have been
released by the Mexicans.
"A Chinaman has been placed on the pen
sion roll of the government.
Emperor William is to be, by his own re-
quest, buried in full uniform.
Editor Ellwood Of the Pottstown (Pa.)
Gazette fell dead at his desk.
Annie Stayback, an actress, was found
dead in bed at Butte City, Mont.
John Smith, a Duluth man. became tired
of his wife and attempted suicide.
Ignatus Donnelly lectured Monday night
in Chicago, on his famous cryptogram.
The doctors conducted post morten
examination of Emperers Williams Oody.
Newark Cinnamon have been arrested
for inveiRling young girls into their dens.
The American Editorial association is to
hold grand banquet in Annapolis March
Prince Bismarck usually goes to bed at
2 o'clock in the morning and gets up at
noon.
The Spokane Falls Daily Chronicle has
commenced taking the associated press
report
A desperate Bradford (Pa.) robber failed
In his designs on bank and sensibly shot
himself.
Mrs. John DAILY and two little children.
while asleep, were burned to death at Ca
yuga, Ont.
Three men are under arrest in Cincin-
natl for murder committed twenty-fOur
years ago.
By the heroic efforts of a farmer two
serious train wrecks were averted near
BOnham, Tex.
Public Printer Benedict acknowledges
that he never served an apprenticeship at
the business.
The wife of Chief Justice Waite has
gone to California on a visit to her uncle in
Los Angeles.
At Dixon, ILL.,, the Grand Detour plow
loss Of @ $loo,oS. '' ''"'ls 0u'neu' 'nSo's'ns
Joseph Fisher of st. Cloud had his head
severed from his body on the Northern
Pacific Monday.
The electric light company's works at
Helena, Mont, Monday. Loss 5000; par
TALLY insured.
Gilhooly, NJ. p, was sentenced in Lon.
don to two months Imprisonment under
the crime act.
Mrs. Garfield was the only woman, who
ever saw her son inaugurate as president
of United States.
An insane inmate of the poor house at
Nashville set fire to the building and two
persons perished.
The much stranded National Opera COM
pany was reorganized on the cooperative
plan in New York.
Engineer Smith, who was recently
scalded on the Manitoba road, has since
died at Fergus Falls
Four convicts were blown to atoms by
the premature explosion of blast of dyn-
amite at Bremen, Ga.
| Atlantic steamers are still encountering
stray logs OF the great log raft wrecked
about three months ago.
Dennis Ryan, the st. Paul millionaire,
began his career on western railroad
with pick and shovel.
In the new directory of Baltimore. Md.
appear the names of 1000 Johnsons, 92l
JOneses and ,77S Smiths.
Mrs. May Sykes, beautiful young Chi
cag0 woman, has been driven insane by
the rawlings of drunkard.
Barnum says he wouldn't mind accept
ing the presidency, but would rather have
the greatest show on earth.
The Myers-McAuliffe fight is off owing
to McAuliffe's declared unwillingness to
train down to 1876 pounds.
Thomas j. Potter, vice-president and
general manager Of the Union Pacific rail-
L m W in q Chi rSpt0, n~s
Adam Forepaugh will erect brick and
iron circus pavilion in Philadelphia. He
| will use it two months in the year.
The Chicago Journal claims there is no
truth in the report that Postmaster Judd
has been asked by the president to resign.
A railroad company in China are hiring
500 engineers, fremen and brakemen at a
salary of $3.50. $l75 and $125 respectively.
Mrs. Smell, widow of the murdered Chi
cago millionaire, has now offered reward
OF $4,000 for the apprehension of Tas-
The total number of persons in the en-
ploy OF the government of the United
SsataS; S7a.e7s. including the army and navy, is
Henry George started out to abolish
prOverty among the masses, Now Henry
is worth $4,000 and the masses are asSpoor
as ever.
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In the City of Mexico the newsboys have
to wear uniforms and are obliged to pay
small license No others are allowed to
sell papers.
Probably the richest newspaper man in
the world is Mr.. Abel, proprietor of the
Baltimore M M Sun, whose fortune is estimated
at $20,O00,O0O.
Adolf Dursey, Polish laborer at Mil
Waukee, drank five glasses of whisky on
wager Tuesday night, dropping dead with
the last glass.
A lot in San Francisco, on which stands
the California theater, was sold recently
Tor $lN ZOO: Forty-five years ago it was
J. g: Beardsley Of Cedar Springs, Mich,
vas bitten by pet dog forty years ago.
Recently ne was seized with cOnvulsions
and died of hydr0phobia.
The fire losses in the United States and
| Canada for February were &11 OiQ s00 No