Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-25

SIAlEENlsH Y EAR
THE NEWS.
General.
EDWARD Hicks, a conductor on the 500
road, was kill Sunday morning at Bradley,
Wis.
The Chicago gas trust has subscribed for
100000 worth of stock Of the Worlds Fair
association.
Berrtam's saw mill at North Muskegon
burned Monday evening. Loss 100000;
insurance $4,000.
John Z. Truax, for thirty years pub
Usher OF the Syracuse Journal, died We'd
nesday at Syracuse, aged " years.
THE bodies of the thirty-seven men killed
in the explosion at the Bentilee col]iery at
Longton Wednesday have been recovered.
AT Monticello, Ills, VIM. Goddard Be-
ment, q saloonkeeper, was fined $1,000 and
costs Friday for selling liquor in violation
OF law.
tempt Wednesday morning to enter a
saloon at 2l55 Archer avenue, Chicago, and
was shot by the bartender.
Leon We'll, q scrap iron dealer of Cleve-
land, o., has assigned to Emil Joseph.
Liabilities are placed at $4,000; assets un-
known, but thought to be small.
THREE times during the past month
Pennock & Putman's notion house, Peoria,
ILL.,, has been entered by burglars and in
all about 81, 800 worth of goods stolen.
ANNIE GRACE, the 1S-year old girl of
Kearney, n. j., who was struck with a
sand bag Tuesday night, is reported to be
sinking. There is no clue TO her assailant.
Fire last night damaged the Patton man
ufacturing works at Columbus, O., the Co.
& lumbus bolt works and Harker & Hem
derson's manufactory. Losses aggregate
100000.
ROBERT BERR1ER, the young white man
who last week murdered his mother in
law at Lexington, NC, was taken from
the Jail there by masked mob and
lynched.
AT zabethtown, Hamilton county,
Ohio, Thursday night, Tobiss Hayhurst
and Rollo Hayes engaged in quarrel
which resulted in Hayes shooting and kill
ing Hayhurst.
A FATAL accident occurred at South
park, st. Paul, Friday morning, Of which
S. Kinney was the victim. He attempted
to make a coupling, and was crushed be-
tween two stock cars.
Christopher Ficken, a bartender, and
Max Baxar, q waiter, were found dead in
their room in East Twenty-seventh street,
New York, Wednesday morning. They
were suffcated by gas
TIE woods between Thorpe and Codatt
on the Wisconsin line are burning. Great
damage will result to settlers unless rain
falls. There has been no rain for weeks
and the fire will spread.
The Georgia Pacific depot building and
sheds at Fayette, Ala. together with 100
bales of cotton, burned Tuesday night
The fire was caused by sparks from pass
ing engine. Loss $lO5. 600, fully insured.
Suits in the United States district court
at Baltimore of the owners Of the oyster
vessel which were fired into and sunk in
the Chester river last December, came to
an end Tuesday by a decision Of Judge
Morris in favor of the state.
JAMES s. JOHNSON, general agent of the
Michigan Mutual Life Insurance company
Of Detroit at Minneapolis, was arrested
Friday in Chicago on charge Of embez-
Element. The amount of the defalcation
is $1,S77.
THE residents Of Murry City, o., Tues
day night burned to the ground the house
Of George Washington. q colored man. He
lost everything. The excuse given for the
outrage is that no blacks are wanted IN
the place.
a RAILROAD accident Mapped at { 2
o'clock Friday morning in the suburbs Of
New Brunswick, N. j., in which two per-
sons, Engineer George Garrabrand and
Fireman Frank Anderson were badly hurt
and one engine wrecked.
& The residence OF George Kessler, six
miles south Of Vanwert. o., burned Sum
day. His daughter. aged 8, perished in the
flames, and his sister-ln-laW was SO ser
iously burned that she died Monday. a
lamp exploded. a,
John Smith shot and killed City Marshal,
w. civilians Of Trenton Ky, Wednes-
day night The marshal was serving
notice on Smith to answer for disorderly
conduct of himself and other at Pembroke,
OH last Sunday. Public sentiment brands
it asa cold -booded murder. Smith made
his escape. d
AvEIN Of natural gas was opened Sum
I day by workmen engaged in sinking q
shaft at an intermed ediate caission Of the new
city water tunnel, Chicago, about two
4 miles out in the lake, and the gas was.
ignited by lamps In the Workmen's hats.
/. There were five men at work IN the; shaft,
and ell were more or less seriously burned.