Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1889-05-24
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GENERAL.
The Sioux. City pontoon bridge is open
for traffic.
Iowa farmers are receiving i've cents
each for gophers' scalps.
A 4-year-old boy was killed by the kick
OF mule at Spencer, Iowa.
Foreign officials of the Y. NJ. G. A. will
possibly visit Minneapolis.
which is nearly SS2,000,OOO.
The grand stand of the Brooklyn base
ball park burned. Loss $4,000.
A man named Harrington was skilled at
Helena by an explosion of dynamite.
John Paulson tried to kill woman at
Stanton, Neb, but failing killed himself.
Nine colored men were drowned near
boat.
Mrs. John Vetter, living near Manson,
Iowa, vOmited up a live lizard six inches
long.
Mrs. Eva Ferguson quarreled with a
female at Hot Springs, Ark, and murdered
her.
Mrs. A. Roselias of Nebraska City, Neb.,
has become insane and declares herself to
be Christ.
John Rogers, of Van Sue, Ohio, suicided
because his fiancee received calls from other
gentlemen.
The body of a man found hanging at
Winona, Minn., is supposed to be that of
Reddy Barrett.
=, Charles Morris, a 1g-year-old boy of
Terre Haute, Ind, suicided. Strange, but
no cause assigned.
The coal miners who were ON strike at
Dortumed, Bochum and Essen districts,
Germany, have resumed work.
An Ofice-seeker was in Washington pre-
senting his claims since March and the
other day he was arrested for vagrancy.
The Agowain woolen company's mills
situated in Agowain, Mass, burned Tues
day morning. Loss $4,000 with insurance
of $4,000.
Grand river, near Chillicothe, Mo-, is
greatly swollen and the bottoms are
flooded. Great damage and some loss of
life is reported.
G. w. Coon was run over by eleven
freight cars at Jersey City and not killed.
ing: iifgs:. but he managed to escape with his
Ferdinand Schroeder of Indianapolis cut
his wifes throat with razor while she
was holding baby, instantly killing her.
He then cut his own throat, dying few
minutes later.
John Wharton, 20 years old, was shot
and fatally wounded at White Oak Spring.
Wis, by James McCann, a teamster, who
gave himself up to the authorities at Dor
lington. Lynching is talked of.
TERRITORIAL.
Excellent crop prospects all over North
Dakota.
Mr. Christ. Hanson, a Grand Forks
farmer, was sent to the jamestown insane
hospital Friday last.
A young son of Hon. Abe VanOsdel was
thrown from horse last week and seri-
ously, although not dangerously, injured.
Burlington Reporter, 18th: On Tuesday
very near killing DR.. E. II. Belyea, mayor
of Minot. It is said that the mayor was
considerably under the influence of cleo
ito champagne, and having grudge
against Mr.. Havrevold on political affairs,
he made an assault on him. Mr.. Havre-
void warned Mayor Belyea to keep his
hands off him. The mayor persisted in
his abuse. when Mr.. Havrevold pulled a
revolver and pointing it at him pulled the
trigger. The revolver failed to 20 off and
it was taken from him. This put an end
to the mayors abuse. Those who were
present expressed the opinion that Mr..
Havrevold did right and acted in self de-
fense. Altogether it was bad affair and
it is hoped the county will never witness
the like again.