Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-11-02
NUBs OF NEWS.
IN GENERAL.

IN GENERAL.
Helena was visited with a $4,000 fire.
Ex-Governor Hamilton Of Maryland is
dead. = =
Judge McAllister,so long on the Chicago
bench Is dead.
General Harrison denies that he was
ever knOw-nOthing.
Several hundred sheep have been killed
by wolves in Montana.
President Cleveland can't vote. Buffalo
is no longer his home.
It is said that the Michigan greenbackers
will vote for Harrison.
Republicans even claim the city of St.
Louis by 5000 majority.
George Lucas Of Des Moines, Ia, is liy-
ing with bullet in his brain.
Typhoid fever is epidemic at Macon, Ill.
Several deaths have occurred.
Nearly 1900 persons have been natu-
rallied in New York this year.
John schaller cut his wife's throat at
Cincinnati and then killed himself.
st. Louis is the first city in the union to
erect monument to General Grant,
A decree divorcing King Milan and
Queen Natalie has been promulgated.
The democrats will attempt to poll the
vote of the White Earth, (Minn.) Indians.
Jay Gould has come out for Cleveland
Oh, no, the monopolists are not for Grover.
A club house at Moscow collapsed, kill
ing sixteen persons and injuring twenty
four.
There has been expended to date for the
relief OF the yellow fever sufferers, $21O,-
Mrs. General John A. Logan sailed for
Europe on the steamship Trave, Wednes-
day, the Oath.
A Nordon, Neb., man has been married
after twenty years of courtship conducted
through the mails.
General Harrison closed his campaipn
Saturday at indianapolis with an address
to the railroad men.
Seventy-fve life long democrats organ
lzed Harrison club in Bath, N. Y, last
Monday and raised a pole.
1t is said the Indiana dunkards are for
General Harrison. 1t is estimated there
are 1900 of them in the state.
Fraud to the extent of several hundred
names have been discovered in the regis
tration of voters of Jersey City.
The Journal of United Labor charges
that the republican national committee has
the stolen mail list Of that paper.
The first train through the Wykes tun-
mel on the Manitoba Central railway.
passed through Thursday, the 25th.
At Vincennes, Ind, Sylvester Grubb, who
murdered his sweetheart, has been SEN
fenced to hang April 10, 1889.
An informal vote for president at Har-
ward college resulted, Harrison, $50; Cleve-
land, 49S; Fisk, 18; Streeter, 1.
Daniel Hand, wealthy resident of Gull
American Missionary association.
Alfred II. Love has published letter de-
clining his nomination for vice president
of the national equal rights ticket
Near Du Quoin, ILL.,, while in game of
cards, Warren Jordan and John Davis be-
came involved in fight and both were
killed.
It is said that Mrs. John A. Logan is to
be associated with the editorial direction
Of new monthly to be called the Home
Magazine.
Thirteen whaling vessels have been
caught in the ice near Herald island in the
Artic ocean, and their crews are in peril
Gus condition.
Saturday was the last day of registra-
tiOn in New York city and a total Of 1885,
547 names was registered, ali increase of
over 10000 over 1884.
The death is announced of James King,
an English military bandmaster, who at the
age of s years accompanied his father,
trumpet major, at Waterloo.
Two politicians in the third district in
Louisiana ought to be harmonious. The
republican candidates name is Jolly and
the democrats name is Cav.
United States Swamp Land Commits
siOner w. ID. Farey, was arrested at DeS
Moines, Ia, and fined 800 for treating
personal friend to whisky.
The Grand jury at Salt Lake city found
2S indictments for OtfenSes against the
United States statutes, chiefly unlawful
cohabitations, adultery and the like.
A bar of supposed gold worth $4,000 is
in the United States mint at Philadelphia
and has been discovered to be spurious.
1t is reported that other banks have been
swindled by the metal.
Senator Sherman is credited by the New
York Coshockton, o., correspondent with
saying: we Will carry new 1Ork ana
Connecticut and Harrison will be elected,
but I have no hope Of being successful in
Indiana"
The women of Washington territory
who were disfranchised by recent deci-
sion Of the United States supreme court,
will try at the next session of congress to
secure the passage of bill reinstating
them in their suffrage rights.
Col. Fred Grant said yesterday that his
sister Nellie would not visit her mother
this year for the reason that every visit she
makes to this country is made the occasion
for the publication of malicious falsehOOds
concerning her relations with her husband.
Two girls named Lydia Seals and Lizzie
Shelby, aged IS and q, were assaulted and
outraged In stable in deserted quarter
of st. Louis by nineteen men, all of whom
are under arrest. Miss Seals is dying,
while Miss Shelby is in precarious condi.
ton.
Colonel Pulsifer, whose suicide was noted
a few days ago, left a will in which was
the following significant paragraph: In
making provision solely for my wife
am not unmindful Of my children, George