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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15

HOUSE BILL No. 1872, passed by the
house Tuesday by d vote of y to l3,
provides that county commissioners
shall award all contracts for fuel. sta
tionery and general supplies to the low
est bidder. While the tribune estab-
lishment is metropolitan enough to pro-
tect itself, and the bill is. to it. desirable
rather than damaging, the bill is, never
theless. rather rough on the country
printer. coal dealer and merchant. The
competition should be narrowed down to
the county itself. as neither individual
nor county. can afford 10 snnb home in
stitutions, unable to compete with whole
sale houses.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15
Evidently the commissioner Of ;m,ni.

Evidently the commissioner of immi-
grafton can stay. The council indef-
nitely postponed the bill abolishing the
Office by vote of 13 to Z and the house
has already declared its approval of the
commissioner and his work This is
right It would be a long step back
ward to abolish an office of so much value
to new country. Hundreds of people
are passing over the transcontinental
lines daily to the Pacific coast because
of the work Of the bureaus of immigra-
tion in the Pacific slope states and ter
ritories.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15

The woman's suffrage bill was again
under Ediscussion in the house Friday
but the bill was finally defeated by a
vote of % to 26. An attempt was made
to amend by striking out the word
county, leaving it a purely municipal
bill, but there was too much talk and the
bill was brought up under suspension
of the rules and disposed OF. More care
should have been given in the prepara-
ton of the bill, and better organiza-
ton by its support. The ladies, how
ever, made a gallant fight. Mrs. Barker
and Colonel Plummer made the best
arguments for it and if no further talk
had baen made it's chances would have
been better.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15

action in relation to them; that they
should be referred to the proper COM
mittee and due weight given to the points
raised by the governor, and that an effort
should be made to secure concerted
action on the part of both houses. There
is a growing feeling in both houses that
valuable time has been wasted in the
quarrel with the governor and an honest
effort will be made to stop it, or allow
the governor to be alone responsible if it
continues. The legislature proposes to
be cautious, yet firm.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15

The Council usury bill was recon-
mended to pass in the House Wednesday
1t restores the law in force prior to 1887,
which makes the taking of usury a mis-
demeanor. This bill has passed the
Council and if the farmers want that law
restored it is best to pass this bill. If a
stronger penalty is desired than that now
prescribed for misdemeanoritis is great
deal better to let it stand as an indpen-
dent proposition.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15

called to his remarks in committee Of the
whole yesterday. The legal rate for
publishing is Is cents per folio.
For publishing commissioners proceed
ings 25 cents per folio is allowed, the
cost Of composition beng about Is cents.
1t was proposed to allow newspaper
shysters to cut the price still moro by
requiring bids. It was on this PROPOSE
tion that McHugh took the position that
even newspaper men are entitled to fair
compensation for their labor.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15

The governors veto of the Mcpherson
county court bill was disposed of Tues
day in the house, every member of the
house voting to pass the bill, the gov
ernor's objections to the contrary not.
withstanding, even Mr.. Mcneil voting
aye. Vetoing important measures like
the above is one of the mistakes of the
executive that adds fuel to the flame of
Republican fury.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15

The newspaper men of Dakota should
take off their hats to Representative Me-
Hugh whenever they meet him. They
have in him friend who champions
their interests on all occasions. They
ask nothing but what is right and Nc
Hugh understands what is right. The
newspapers have other friends, but Mac
is leader among them. Attention is
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15
The Minneapolis Tribune's Washing.

THE Minneapolis Tribune's Washing
ton correspondent quotes Hon A. P.
Edgerton as using cuss words i'll connec-
ton with his removal by the president,
and says he is remarkable for his pro-
family. On the contrary Mr.. Edgerton is
as noted for his practical Christianity as
he is for his democracy. Those who have
known him from childhool. know
that he does not even occasionally use
profane language. He is first in church
work at Fort Wayne, where he resides,
and built and maintained at his personal
expense the Episcopal church at Hicks
vile. Ohio, paying the entire salary Of
the rector.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15

The Minor and Lisbon Normal school
bills afforded amusement for the North
Dakota members yesterday. Both Elliott
and Newman were in full war dress and
both scored partial victory but New
man counts the COO. Elliott thinks the
scalp will never dangle from his belt at
least not this session.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15

WHEN the Saviour was crucified the
lights went out and the earth quaked
and the veil of the temple was rent.
When the Rover memorial was being
read Tuesday at the capitol the electric
lights went out and thunder shower,
though in mid winter, set in.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15

That was good point made by Mr..
Welcome Friday on the gentleman
from Charles Mix and associate. They
were absent yesterday when call of the
house was ordered and some one said
they were cooking up scheme to put
some one on record, but no one supposed
they would attempt to put the supreme
court on record.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15

IT Is understood the committee of
North Dakota members of the council
decided last evening to recommend VAL
ley City as the location for the agricul-
ural college instead Of Fargo.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15

J.F. JORDAN, .Jack" Of the travelling
mems columns in the Minneapolis
Tribune has assumedthe business man.
agement Of the Grand Forks Plaindealer.
Jack is rustler in all things, and is q
thorough business man as well as genial
gentleman.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15

Mr.. DoLLARD has introduced a
bill extending the time for the payment
of taxes until June 1. The object is to
do away with the necessity for special
law every session for that purpose. IT
reasons exist to justify an extension
every other year they are likely to exist
every year.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15

Or course, since the division of Dakota
has become party question, it is pos
sible that Dakota will receive fair treat
ment at the hands of New England Sen
ators, but there has been good ground
of fear that this element in the republic
can party is dangerous to Dakota's
hopes.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15

The board of agricultural bill intro
duced Monday by Mr.. Wellman gives
q permanent appropriation of $4,000 per
annum and provides that under no cir
cumstances shall intoxicating liquors be
sold on the fair grounds.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15

In the senate caucus yesterday it was
decided to sustainl the senate oonferees
in their report on the omnibus bill. If
the house takes like action in relation to
their conferees Dakota will not be- adj
mitted or divided by this congress.
There is still room to hope that the
house will recede from it's position.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15

The republican members of the coun-
cil met in caucus last Monday and it is
understood that the question of vetoes
was under consideration and it was
agreed that there should be conservative
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15

ONE of the strong reasons that will be
urged for recess is the influence that
the legislature will have on the president
ifthey go to Washington in body and
ask special session of congress. And
they are likely to do it If congress ad-
journs without provision for the admis-
sion of the Dakotas.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15
Consumption Surely Cured.

To THE ED1ToR:-Please inform your
readers that have positive remedy for
the above disease. By its timely use
thousands of hopeless cases have beenper-
manently cured. shall be glad to send
two bottles of my remedy free to any Of
your readers who have consumption if
they will send me their express and post
office address. Respectfully.
T. A. SLoCUSl, NJ. c..
181 Pearl Street, New York.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15

says: The Continued disregard disregard Of iSsts the Gov.
ernor's vetoes is standing rebuke to
carpet -bagism. 1t is impossible that the
members of the legislature should so fre-
quently and almost unanimously, express
their disapprOval of the governors course
merely to vent personal dlslikes.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15
Eczema, Itchy, scaly, Skin Tortures.

The simple application OF aSwAYNE's
OINTMENT" without any internal medicine,
will cure any case Of letter, salt rheum,
ringworm, piles, itch, sores, pimples, ecze.
ma, all scaly. itchy, skin eruptions, no mat
potent, effective, and costs but a trifle.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15
=: s:;!: 49,: -: ::;s!. =. BLARNEY sI24[ ]

A new, original book Of Irish dialect rhylnes full OF
rich huor and keen perception Of strong points Of
Irish character Handsomely bound with ne enR1nyinu
Of RLARHEY CASTLE on cover el.OO BY mail OF agent
CHARLES n. KERR co., l75 Dearborn Street CHICAGO
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-02-15
Voice of the Territorial Press.

OF General Beadle's appointment to the
position of superintendent of the Indian
Industrial Training school at Salem, Ore,
is given this place as republican, so as to
obviate the possibility Of another change
In the superintendencyu under the incoming
republican administration"
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-27

last v~.r TIA oatPat amounted t. ems
: So Fhs cd Ma p@s sLa tAs ~elk
hAs osSn Abandoned ms sto1k - tAr
concern L. lever been ksts1 a1d anti
rscsn1iy os4l1 Eat - bo.k H. la lses t-.Sn
fsQE II-ss e pa value Aso~t a ~ -
~ lie o49. - sEook hA1 Nesl p~l4 ~
Ths prapaAl10n y - - bore a s~AAei t~ =
AZ, - tAru-gl : I-S21tGln. AEa Through u
araLn 1oar1esa ral-as 90 las bs1 - tie
FeGt1sr rlYer ri Mclaughlin - Butte
County Who devised The scheme claimed
tbs colnu4ny could cleaD ~ ullaoas h.
goie aust hica Lac LOGGED "a ~ bsn1
Placer miners IN Ihs cary osys took foft-
uuss cat u TIE rlssr > little further az
sud samples et ssn1 1ron he river be1
wors very ncA kcLAlgn aim s2oocedec a.
eutlusi1A, III FlsIoe sud ~aFE -as begun
Fo4T yeArs were spent IL terI.s t4Uusl
tAro-gb r0ek Tor 9 40 feet Nb.1 nL4sasd
Il proved TOO s144l aa1 - "a eElAreo1 from
nluo bY sixteen feet - Twelve - sixteen
fc.t Ileu 4Do-t = ssSI aso TIE y stei
eAs turned l1to Tie tlnuel suo
tbe rivsr bed drained b4t fortune
wasn't found. - u proved very ca
pens.Vs to gel gold from under the nig
bowideTs Ia TIE river bed, aud The mine
soon became Ia tAe c0Dd ton of nine Ituths
of thoss Oh he COnlssock lode IA could uol
lie run .l10ut assessments Ihsn lleroe.
elo hao sunk over g. Oo0 kV. became cls
g4s1ed AM JAe " h0lo undertaking, - aic1
has cost about s. tON. ~. vii bo dropped
IL ls reportsG that 4 large number of news
paper raea IL New 4oTA lave lost lea Fliy
IA tie enterprise
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-27

L IS nor vile fancy drink mad- % rlr,
poor whiskeg. or refuse liquors. spiced and
sVeffeued % please the taste but a purely
vegetable preparation. made from native Cali
feruIaherhs.
Twenty-Five years use have demonstrated 10
millions 0f sufferers throughout the civilized
world. thar Of all the medicines ever 81 scOvcrei
|lerEar b.ttcrs only possesses perfect and
wonderful curative effects upon those troubled
virn fhs following diseases. viz:
Dyspepsia. kheumat sm, ,atarrh. Neuralgia.
Headache. B0.Is ccroflia. >kin Diseases Jauu-
ffra tfnrf piles. BiNDr7uess. and ail other
q seases arising tom blood impurities. ard as
n }rrnifgge it is the best in the world. being
death 20 al worms rhlt ilfCst the human sys-
trm.
r. IS always safe 70 taEo A. any time. Or un-
der any condition % Tie system, from old or
v1urE. r- for either sex. II is pgt up I'm fwD
styles. The ola is slightly bitter. and e the
sfr1r-e iu catnarric effect. The new style q
very r'easart % the t.tsfc. and perfect medi-
1e for delicate women or children. Zach
kiri is distinctly marked ON TOP 81 carton.
Many families keep hoth kinds on hand. az
they form complete medicine chest
SEN for q beautiful hook. free
Address. BE-. H- MCDONALD DRUG CO.
% aShlu gtol ST.. n. l. CITY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-27
SPARKS FRnN THE WIRES

America capitalists ars nsw acquiring
As3ic4n as-sA1 RlentA.leus
fasay.,- pllssLa-s1ls n x@s IA s-.aax tAs
cSgt.e iu Da06sxr Nolrty. "a
hlUg IAN bert ~ lssiy hxs sent a Drooss
azosa ~ ss placed - G~glp&idis toalb
TAe lAndQ1s stesl works AZ sxAnsss
k1g have been osstzeyea ~ nre g1s
4oss = kesFs
Dina County. ArL4ona Territory. has
thiTls nss irrlg@ang alicnes Thai are nits-
I've lliles lonf
Congressman Aatllng - os~ego. \ =
denies tbs report that As VII TosigH "a ~
co..ul ~ 81 health
tsIrlno s.srm ragged al Naplss NsaEss-
ass. large , II o. Naples "a submerged
Premier Nrlspis villa ls flooded
frank flsbe4u ana sonu GorhEm picked
The iocA ~ t1s coUuts 81 al Merrill VIE
sad esc4po1 70 Tie woodA lac sheriff IL IL
pursuit
Daniel Robinson president % the Troy
Gud b0ston t&l4Foe0 cie1 "Wednesday
morning 81 beAniRgsoE OenteE. ". SSsd
81 years
I1s hrn of OrnistOn A barclay. horse
breeders and dealers OF biooklyn Ia
failed Wednesday Liabilities about s25 81
and ssSs Is sss 0J0
Ala dance IN CulpeppeT C0uniy Ns Taes-
oay night James Fitzgerald farmer. eta
and kiled hls vie because Of Eer dancing
with another man
HE Hsbrews - bloomington III on
"Wednesday bss4n he osie bTallon 81 the
5.t51I1 Jewish New lcET Tie cels tT1lloa
vii he continued until Thursday night
Charles loung young convict fTo'n
D4nNl4e IL y DO was pAgooped rece ty
by Governor ffsI because ~ ~ hesitl.
died on tie Nay home from Joliet TUESDAY
The naval commission appointed T. select
q site foT naKs ysrd on he FGcinC coast
has reported 10 the SECRETARY 81 tie NAVY
a. favor o. Port Orchard ca luRet sound
The Illinois Nasons Benevolent society
has nieo 81 Springfield certificate thal q
hAs changed ia tame 60 lie lLino.s Mas -lllo
Lie Association. MIL heaaq uATters ~
ChicEga
committee q capitalists representing
the United Glass Company. - syracuse \
J. have been II Lanessille. a.. trying 10
purchase Tie window = az plant 81 lie
kealns- CorsAcA Com aLy.
Agents of the Agricultural Department
report that tie infection among swine a
Queen Anne County No. ls genaiBc hog
cholera and that u can Only be eTaolcated
by The slaughter OF tie Infected animals
Pears are entertained Thai The schooner
Alpha " hich sailed from skuta. for Sltka
Alaska. twenty three DAYS sgo. has gone
down with AL bsuds Since che left lAkutal
terrible gale has prevailed AothiHg hss
been heard ot tie missing vessel
As ten miners were ascending Leisenring
shaft No AZ Unlont0wn. Pa = aescsy, an
other miner attempted 10 leap into the
cage. His momentum Jostiec tbe others
and he and another Hungarian fen and
were torn 10 pieces between the cribbing
and the shaft
The largest fg orchard IN the United
States. says the Los Angeles Champion 10
about 10 be set 10 Pomona valley. between
Pomona and Ontario The orchard viii
consist Of II zoo white Adrlsuo tg tees and
800 smyrna fg trees, planted eighty 70 tie
acre, on 200 acTeS
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-27
TANNERS PEN.
The Corporal Uses Il to Lay Bare His
Troubles To Private DAixelL

ST LOUIS. sept - The Republic prints
a long letter, marked confidential from
Corporal Tanner 10 Private D2lzeu. tho
authenticity OF which is -Ily yOuehed fo-.
Tanner cites IS the causes which led 10 his
resignation his re Grating and his private
soldlsr orders and says.
The Acting Commissioner revoked both Of
these orders, according 10 tie WasLins .oa
Post and other papers, nut, IS be IS man
who dare not say his soul IS bis OWE. he did q
under the instruction OF Noble and Bussey
smith also issued an order stopping all re-ra;-
ings he did not object 20 II until after | had
re-rated HIM and put him mp TO So for the loss
Of his arm and leg there by putting H. o35 IL his
pocket. I held ard st.I hold. that he was
clearly entitled 10 Il but Is II not contenptble
that a man who had had that dOne for
him, aud who bad acquiesced in II cor
daily in his own case, should now be so pro-
nounced against the re-rating OF poor devils
who. perhaps, from the effects OF malarial
poisoning. chronic diarrhea or some disease OF
thatk I'D suffer twice as much as man does
from amputation.
Elsewhere Tanner SAYS:
Il have not the 81 ghtest doubt that would
have been removed had not res gned; in fact,
know II. Noh,e had certainly pronounced
his ultlmatum 70 be my head or his resigaa-
ton and Of course break in hs Cabinet
would have EN- ba rrasSed Harrison greatly. OF
the future I know nothing II the boys. and
particularly those IN ohio acqulesce, why, 1t
Is safe to say that Tanner VII be left where he
is-in the SOUP
WAsHISGIoS. Sept 26 -- President Har-
rison has at last made public the letter OF
Major Warner declining the Pension Com
missionership The Major says he would
esteem it high honor TO aid in carrying
out the Presidents wise and liberal policy
toward the veterans. but that he is com
pelled by what he considers high duties
10 others 10 decline the Office
IL Is possible President Harrison may
make another selection for Commissioner
while at Deer Park. but II he does the an
nouncement win probably not be made
public until after his return to Wash
ington.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-27


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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-27
IN MEMORY OF THE MARTYRS. :
Anarchi.ts to Celebrate the Anniversary
OF the Hanging IN Chicago.

NEw York, Sept % The Anarchists in
Araerica are preparing 70 honor in charac-
teristic fashion the memory OF their five
colleagues who were hung in Chicago two
years ago. The anniversary Of the event will
be November 4, and that day the Anarchists
o. New York and such labor organizations
as are in sympathy with them Will have a
big parade and Will afterward hold a mass
meeting in Cooper Institute. The princi-
pal speaker OF the meeting will be John
Most. and he win prob bly, be assisted by
Sergius Schevitch / Mertens and others
In Pittsburgh a mass-meeting will be held
in Lafayette Hall November D. There will
be speeches in English and German, and
the hall wiz be decorated with four large
pictures representing the social revolution
and tho past, present and future OF the la
boring class Meetings Will also be held in
Baltimore, Cine nnati, Providence, Ph.la-
dsiybla and Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-27
TIE INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS
The Delegates VIII Meet and Organise
In Washington October q

WASHINGTON sept - Letters were
mailed from the Department 81 State
Wednesday informing the De egAtes 10 Tie
international American Congress tLat they
would DC e Kpect IL meet tor oggAl. cation
In tie diplomats room al tho Department
or STATE al noon "Wednesday October At
this tine they Viii be received ~
Mr. Blaine, who viii deliver an sd-
dress or welcome They will orgsaize
by the election OF president Vice presi-
dent and secretaries, anu then proceed
10 the White House, where they viii be
formally presented 10 The President IL is
understood that Nj. Blaine lnten 70 give
them dinner the same evening. The
delegates were also ofdci4lly info ned that
the residence 1901 l street had been se-
cured Tor TIE use OF tie congress and that
subsequent meetings would be held there.
They were also invited 20 make that house
their heade uartsrs. where they Will ind
writing. reading and consultation rooms
ready fOT their
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-27
soh.mes of Florida Farmer.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Sept a-Ihe State
Farmers Alliance convened here Wednes-
day About 500 delegates will attend The
chief objects o. the meeting are 10 make
Jacksonville the principal market FOR
Florida cotton, 70 build a cotton ware
house here and 10 start fruit and vegetable
canning factories Florida cotton is now
largely marketed through Savannah and
Brunswick Ca
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-27
More Bodies Found at Quebec.

QUEBEC. Can, sept 26.-Two little daugh-
tiers of Michael Bradley were found Tues
dav night in the ruins close beside each
other, not much bruised and they probably
d ed OF suffOcation. Joe Kemp, who was
taken cut alive Tuesdy after remaining
buried for l0S hours. is dead
Tho number OF bodies recovered to date
Ia forty four, and one that OF young Penn
b s.ton. Is still buried under the debris
The fourteen wounded victims are in fair
way for recovery
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-27

vooDvuIE. Tex. sept - Deputy ShsT-
III Rhodes, Of Polk County. and Constable
weiferson. of Tyler Cosnty were killed at
Warren Wednesday morning while attempt
ing % arrest nan n?med John Bell. said
p - cattle thief and refugee from
Montgomery County Ihs cffcers were
shot through tae le>l and died iu1mr d.
stelr. Bell remained on the tattle-feid
f. nearly a hour preventing snvbodv
from removing the dead bodies until 40
saw e. q leave tha-n
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-27

PTTTsBuEGH. Pa. Sept II All diris ons
Of the Pennsylvania railroad east Of Pitts
burgh and Lie show an increase Ia net
earnings Tor the past eight months over
the same period IN 1855 Of So 003 The
divisions west Of Pitisburgh sDo Erie h,w
gain OF a. - over the corresponding
time last year
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-27

SAN FRANcIsco, Sept ee-The Mulsto,
mining district in Sonora Mex, was
sold Wednesday TO Hayward & Hobart.
mining millionaires OF this city, who paid
nearly 81 10000 for the property, which
includes half score vf rich but imper-
fectly developed mines The purchasers
propose 10 put in an improved plant This
Is the biggest mining transaction recorded
herc for years
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-27
THEY WON'T YIELD.
Brazil Miners Refuse to Return TO Work
at the Reduced Wages

Brazil, Ind, Sept 26-The mass NEE ;
ing OF the striking miners on Wednesday
rejected for the third time unanimous )
the block coal operators demand Tor a Of
teen-cent reduction They still demand
arbitration. Mass meetings will be held al
Perth and Knighsville to-day and Friday
70 get nearly 200 miners a. work there tc
desist livery mine in the district has been
ordered closed where the operators refuse
TO sign u contract for last year 6 scale.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-27
TOUGH CITIZENS.
They Inaugurate Reign or Terror in
West Virginia village.

CoLUEBUs, o. Sept - A special from
Huntington, " Va. says. Word has lust
been received from Fort Cay. Cabell Coun-
". that that town is in possession Of tOughs
They stoned the house OF Elliott hester.
when no fred on them. They then made
the msvOr issue warrant for his
arrest He was dragged ont % bed - !
O'Clock in the morning and beaten almost
70 death The mayor dismissed him. where
upon the gang then beat the mayor. who
resigned The marshal has also resigned
The gang has teTTorized tie whole town
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-27

Pr77TA n sept 81 8ol bennett Bros
4 Co failed Wednesday Jud~msn e
smountfnr O. ator. }7a 900 were corfesse1 a
anf snits have been brought against tie
firm srgrezating So 800 30 reason = ss-
signed for the fsi .uTe. and TO estimate Il
IL. 80. ~ hrs -.-- --..a
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-27

Pr7rsBUrGH Ia. Sept 26 Monday next
there vii be ia. on meeting here ~
Representatives Of The uTotherhoeds - rail
rosd brakemen and locomotive fremen
snd the switchmons National Union -
Taaf7 the federation o. the three bodies
racar+iv effected