Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-06-28
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General.

The South Australian ministry has re-
signed.
PENNSYLVANIA won the boat race from
Yale Tuesday.
Gov. FORAKER was nominated for a
third term in Ohio Wednesday.
The Rev. William Henry Beecher died
at the family residence. Chicago.
THE Cornwall, Ont, spinning mills
burned Wednesday. Loss $4,000.
CLARK's grain elevator at Papellion,
.Neb, burned Saturday. Loss $4,000.
| A JURY has been secured at last in the
Curran murder trial at Waupaca, wis.
STANLEY's return to England from
Africa is now expected in September ;next.
JOHN GROUSE, ten times millionaire
grocer OF Syracuse, N. T., died Tuesday
night.
Two thousand seven hundred and forty
four immigrants landed at New York Sat
urday.
The British steamer st: Mark has foun-
dered near Moere, Spain. The crew were
rescued.
AN Englishman named S. G. Coombs lost
$1,000 in California by the old gold brick
i swindle.
| The Yankt0n and. Norfolk tOwnsite
company was incorporated Saturday with
acapital Of $4,000.
| JAMES GREGORY constable of Helena,
Ark, was shot and killed by man named
| James Crosby stove maker.
! FRANK BEAR, aged % years, was fatally
stabbed Wednesday night by Augustus
Park, aged 20, at Chatham, Ont.
JOHN F. BEGGs, senior guardian of Camp
20, Clan-na-Gael, is under arrest in con-
nectiOn with the Cronin case.
DURING thunder storm Thursday even
ing at Vandania, Ind, William Stack, a
carpenter, was killed by lightning.
JOHN PUTTY of Ogden's Landing,
Illinois was killed Thursday night by
Charless Kennedy on account of women.
THE Manhattan Brass company, of New
York, sustained a loss of 100000 by an
early fire Monday morning. Fully insured.
ABOUT midnight Saturday James Plum
mcr. living nine miles northeast of Hend-
| ley, Neb, was shot dead by persons un-
known.
FIRE in the Vanderbilt house, Syracuse,
/ N. Y, Monday morning. badly damaged
the building. Loss $4,000, chiefly by
] water.
JOHN BATH, section foreman for the
Chicago Northwestern company, was in
stantly killed at Jefferson Junction, Wis,
Wednesday.
OWING to long continued rains for the
past three weeks near Lebanon, Ind, the
prospects for crops is very discouraging in
that section.
THE strike among the latoring men was
fairly on at Johnstown, Pa, Wednesday.
There were not one thousand men, all
told, working.
MARY RE1NBERG suicided at Phillips,
Wis.,, by taking an overdose of morphine.
Disappointment in love was the cause. She
was aged 10 years.
L.J. DODGE. head sawyer in Paylon,
Kimball & Barb0ur's saw mill, of West Su-
perior, was pushed against the saw Mon
day and cut in two.
JOHN A. AND EDWARD S. Bo1cE, aged q
ane 18, of Arcadia, Wis, were drowned in
Red river, near Wolverton, Mimi, while
bathing on Monday.
ROBERT HowEcK and Ben. Khnger, two
wealthy and prominent farmers in Mercer
county, Ohio, were instantly killed by
lightning Thursday.
Mrs. AND MRS. JNo. LEAvlTTr have
been arrested at Lincoln, Neb., charged
with the murder of their two daughters,
near Gresham on Sunday night
WALTER HAMP, butcher from Lam
caster, Pa, murdered his wife at Spring
field, ILL.,, Wednesday, and then committed
suicide by shooting himself.
NICHALAs FOLEY, who murdered Mrs.
Pomeroy Clark at Elgin, Nebraska, waslon
Saturday taken from the deputy sheriff
who had captured him, and lynched.
In the Michigan legislature the house
Friday passed the senate bill fixing rail-
road passenger fares at 21l to 8 cents per
mile according to the earnings of the road.
A HEAVY wind storm struck the city Of
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Wednesday afternoon,
doing considerable damage to the water
works and wrecking number of dwell
ings.
AT Kansas City, Mo-, Lester Martin was
burned to death and his mother fatally in
jured early this morning as result of
carelessness of servant in lighting kerr
Osene stove.
AT Omaha the jury in the case of John
Fitzgerald against the Fitzgerald Valley
Construction company OF Creston, Ia. re-
turned verdict in favor of the plaintiff
for $51 ,47465.
MOSES w. WILSON, register Of deeds for
st. Croix county, died very suddenly at
Hudson, Wis, Tuesday night, of neuralgia
Of the heart. He leaves widow and five
adult children.
BENJAMIN MORGAN well-known
farmer of Antrim township. PENNSYLVANIA.