Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-10-12

his eighty:eighth birthday at his home in
Newport, r. l., Wednesday.
Captain Babb, the Eighth ward old SOL
dier, mas been nominated for mayor of
Minneapolis by the republicans.
Frank Pixley, editor of the San Fran
cisco ArgOnant, has been nominated for
congress by the American party.
The Helena Daily Record has made its
appearance and is the only republican
morning newspaper in Montana.
Mrs: Mary L. Garrett. who murdered her
two demented stepdaughters, has been
sentenced to hang at Columbus. o.
minneapolis flour has been advanced 50
Darrel within two months. 1t is pre-
dicted that it will reach $40 per barrel.
E. v. Smalley of st. Paul. editor of the
Northwest Magazine, has issued the third
Party"
1t is alleged that Dr.. McGlynn has stated
| mat he Will vote for the Harrison electors
straight through with the exception of the
two at large.
Managers Of the McGlynn labor party in
New York admit that the vote will be very
not exceed 1000.
1t is said that Judge Thurman's contri-
M Dntl0n nnn 10 the democratic campaign fundwas
at Washington.
report gained currency in Chicago
tlat one OF the agents of the Phoenix In
surance company was $50 900 short. but the
ruMor is denied.
Henry Willard arrived at St. Paul yester.
day morning accompanied by Several
friends, influential in German and Amer
lcan financial circles.
Mrs Sidney Smith, wife of the ticket
agent at the Chicago Union depot, suicided
Wednesday by inhaling gas from a rubber
tube attached to the gas jet.
,>.s!9; Banker J. P. vermi!ye, republican,
presided at the citizens meeting in New
York city which crowded Cooper Union
Hewitt ''0 1'1 ~ "
The Viscountess j. De Bruges of Ger
p!nnes, Belgium, is in Carlisle, Pa, on a
visit to Prof. H. Bertrand. She comes to
purchase land for colony of her country
men. She will also visit Minnesota and
other western states.
The amendments to the Iowa prohibitorv
law will break up the drug store monopoly
OI lquOr selling and restore the traffic to
tne saloons in, all the larger towns and
mlts open dramshOps to exist.
1t is said that General Schotield. sue
cessor to General Sheridan at the head of
obliged to live in Washington boarding
use because his salary of $500 year IS
not sufficient to enable him to set up such
all establishment as his position demands.
TERRITORIAL.
Wheat ri II ar Fdrorl,,
Mandan's schools have an enrolment of
200 scholars.
mi Hughes iug;h {ho county ty republicans claim 200
Ex-Secretary Geo. H. Hand is favorably
spoken of for the council from Yankt0n.
Brown county prohibitionists have NOM
mated legislative and full county ticket.
The sale Of tickets over the Northern
Paclfic line for the month of September at
Fargo amounted to S4,4OO.
T. G. Tyner. private banker at Hitch
COCK, made an assignment last month for
the benefit OF Huron creditors.
The Headquarters hotel at New Rock
ford, one OF the finest hOstelries in North
Dakota, has closed for the winter.
Governor Larabee visited the Sioux CITY
corn palace Thursday and reviewed twen-
ty companies OF Iowa and Dakota militia.
At Oakes a blind farmer named Sahler
fell in well, but caught OIL the curb half
| way down and was rescued. One leg was
| broken.
The First legislative district has nomi-
| mated Hon. E. c. Ericsson for the council
| and Hons. F. r. Aikens and ]. v. White
for the house.
Yankton county democrats met in con-
ventlon the other day and the representa-
ton OF delegates was SO spare that tile few
| adjourned till October 18th.
Governor Church has requested Colonel
Gale OF Canton to discharge the duties of
adjutant general, pending the appointment
OF successor to General jenkins. de-
ceased. -
-Four hundred and twenty-six head of
cattle belonging to the Dakota Stock Graz
ing company were attached at Chicago to
satisfy the claims of E. r. Price and Others
for $4,000.
lican convention at Harold nominated Col
l: Crawford of Hughes countyfor the coun
Gil and Frank Lillibridge of Sully and o.
R. Van Etten Of Hyde for the house.
The republican legislative convention
composed Of Walsh and Ramsey counties
nominated Hon. Roger Allen of Walsh for
the council, and Nathan Uphan of Walsh
and DIR. Win. E. SWanst0n of Ramsey for
the house.
Down in the Brown county district the
prohibitionists have held a Legislative CON
yention and placed in nomination for the
council j. 0. A. Bennett of Mcpherson and
for the house R. L. Brown OF Brown and
Henry Hack OF Edmunds.
Undue intimacy with hitherto virtuous
Sioux Falls girl, and prospects of speedy
proof Of "man's duplicity and wo1nan's
weakness" caused George Bond, the hand
some young pressman in Sam Clover's
print shop, to skip the country last Thurs
day.
A well-known republican of Aberdeen
has for several weeks past made it a prac-
notifying him of the supposed duration Of
his term. Saturdays notice read this Way: