Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-06-28

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simply follow the example Of other powers.
1t has been demonstrated that white ves-
sells are several degrees cooler than those
painted in darker colors. The Boston, the
Yorktown and the Dispatch have already
been given white coats.
w. d. OSBORNE, foreman of the weaving
department of the cotton mills at Evans
vile, Ind, while standing in saw mill
Wednesday watching the men at work,
suddenly pitched forward onto circular
saw which was in motion. Death was in
stantaneous.
| FREDERICK BUNDY, a young man of
Wausau, Wis.,, was shot in the neck Wed
nesday morning at O'Clock BY George
Thorn. The ball passed through his wind
pipe. Bundy had been drinking, and tried
to get into Thorn's house. The wounded
man Is in dangerous condition.
AT Eau Claire, Wis, Joseph Knouch,
aged u, who recently returned from the
Wisconsin insane asylum, tried to drown
himself, but was rescued. Last night he
tried to commit suicide by hanging in hfs
bed chamber. His sister cut him down in
time to save him.
WELLS, FARGO d Co.'s express has paid
a reward of $500 to the men instrumental
in capturing and killing the robbers who
murdered Agent Jabts and Operator Bur-
rell at Silver junction on the 5th inst.
Eleven men divided the money. The re-
| cipients afterward complimented the ex-
press agent who paid the reward by pre-.
senting him gold-headed cane. This
makes 81 100 reward paid for the murder
ers' capture, each man concerned receiving
over 800.
| Territorial.
JOHN s. WATSON of jamestown has re-
turned from a three weeks visit on the
Pacific slope, more satisfied than ever with
North Dakota.
GRAFTON independent: The female
teachers of Dakota public schools
receive higher salaries than those of Min
nesota, Iowa, Wisconsin or Michigan.
| AT the recent meeting of the Grand
Lodge and Grand Chapter at Mitchell the
provision was made for division into two
bodies. The following persons were elect
ed to the several Offices in the Grand Chap
ter for North Dakota: John Davidson,
Bismarck, G. H. P; L. A. Rose, Fargo,
D. G. H. p; Frank ingalls,, jamestown.
G. K; l.. w. Gammons, Lisbon, G. S.;
W. T. Craswell, Valley City, G. Treas;
7. j. Wilder, Casselton, G. Sec'y. The
following is list of the appointive off,
GERS of the Grand Masonic Lodge of North
Dakota: William Cannon, Glendale, G.. S.
D.; s. Wilson, Sanborn, G. j. D.; j. II.
Marshall, Bismarck, G. S. s.; r. w. Knowl-
ton, Fargo, g. j. s.; Captain McGregor,
Jamestown, G. S. B.; w. II. Topping,
Grand Forks, G. Marshall; l.. B. Hannah.
Page. Tyler; Henry Baldwin, Hillsboro,
G. Pursuivant.
A ST. CHARLES, Iowa, dispatch OF the
18th refers to former jamestown
preacher as follows: "B. S. Taylor, re-
vivalist, came here from North Dakota at
the request of j. H. Armstrong, pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church. He
erected a tent on Friday last and has been
preaching to large audiences. His Ian
guage has been very rough, and on last
Saturday evening it was not only vulgar
but obscene and many ladies and girls left
the grounds. Sunday afternoon while he
was speaking young ladies left the tent
Taylor stopped and pointing toward them
said: "There they 80. You cannot throw
q brick without hitting half dozen lewd
women" In the evening u or 100 citizens
gathered about the tent, and had It not
been for the strong force of police he
would have been severely handled and his
tent destroyed. Yesterday morning the
council ordered him to leave the city at
once. J.F. Chaffee, presiding elder, came
and ordered Taylor to discontinue his
meetings and also forbade him to preach
in this district, much to the relief of the
church and community"
Base Ball--Tuesday.
Indianapolis :, Boston 4.
Cleveland 8, Philadelphia 8.
Chicago 8, New York IL.
Pittsburg Z, Washington S.
Brooklyn q Columbus4. 4.
Athletics Z, Baltimore 8.
st. Louis Z, Cincinnati 8.
Sioux City Z, Des Moines 4
1 st. Joseph 8, Minneapolis 6.
Denver IL, st. Paul 1S
Red Nosed Mike Hanged. g.
/ W1LKEsBARRE, Pa, June 25-Red Nosed
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