Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-01-04
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IN GENERAL,


Robert Garrett is again reported violently
insane.
Tuesdays Cincinnati fire amounted to
over $S00,O00.
Henry Fehle, a St. Louis policeman, died
of hydrOphobia Sunday.
DIR. Carver succeeded in his task of hit
ting 10000 balls in six days.
Walter Pelerman of Charlottesville, Ind,
elOped with his wifes sister.
tits now claimed that DR.. Mcdonald, the
eminent specialist, is not insane.
1t is said Secretary Villas will return to
Madison, Wis, after the 4th of March.
Mrs. Schotield, wife of General Schofeld,
died in Washington Sunday Of paralysis
Of the heart.
The Scranton steel mill has shut down
temporarily, throwing 1900 men out of
employment.
And now McAuliff claims he can ssknock
the stuffng" out of Jackson. after he has
had proper training.
a dispatch from Nice reports the death
of Gen. Doris Melikoff, the famous Russian
officer. He was Ga years old.
johnson Hatfield, one of the worst of
the notorious Hatfield gang, died last week
in Lawrence county, Kentucky.
Edward Gallagher, 81 years of age, was
frozen to death 500 feet from his home. at
Albany, N. Y, in the storm that swept over
the blizzard east on the 22d ult.
The Milwaukee depot at Villas, OAK, was
burned yesterday, together with two cars
of coal. The depot agent and family, who
occupied the second floor as residence,
narrowly made their escape.
Chief Justice McC of Montana has
forwarded his resignation to the president,
assigning as reason that the duties of the
office are too exacting. The Judge will re-
main in Helena and practice his profession.
There is no let up in the energy of the
citizens of Madison in laying plans to Sc
cure the capital of the coming state Of
South Dakota. Business meetings are
held nearly every evening at which new
plans are developed.
Cleveland Leader: AS people we can
take warning from Nevada and be careful
about admitting any more states into the
union in great haste. New Mexico must
wait until she can become an American
territory in all that the word implies.
TERRITORIAL.
The mayor Of Sioux Falls says all houses
of ill-fame must go.
Aberdeen will make an effort to get the
Illinois Central next season.
Hans Larson, of Brooklngs, has been
taken to Huron to board out a fine imposed
by Judge Spencer for running blind pig.
Emerson A. Golf, of Turtle Lake, OAK,
was accidently killed Tuesday while hunt
ing. He attempted to climb stump, when
his gun was discharged, the load passing
through his head.
Eighteen saloons have already taken
out licenses in Grand FOrks-thus giving
the city $18, 900 revenue when last year it
had none from this source, nOtwithstand-
ing forty saloons were running.
3. P. Luse, formerly register Of the
DeadwOOd land Office, has been employed
as editor Of the Rapid City Republican.
Mr.. Luse is the writer who, a short time
in its treatment Of the Dakota question.
The Ward county election contest case
was argued at Grand Forks. On the face
by seven votes. Tracy, the defeated can
didate, alleges irregularities. The case
was referred to Z. w. Camp of Jamestown
as referee.
William Y Young Of Minot procured mar
], riage license and was married to Lena
.Cangedahl at Burlington. He was arrested
at the instance Of John Tangedahl, father
of the bride, charging Young with abduc-
ton, claiming that his daughter is only IA
years Of age.
The missing Charles T. Clemento of Fargo
cannot be found. When he left he wrote
his wife letter advising that the family
remove to Minneapolis and the children be
given q good education, closing with "May
lNO6 hlaas NV fmO little Girls no r shall