Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-13

Carnegles gift OF a public library to
Edinburg was opened Sunday.
The reported killing of a family by
Arizona apaches is unfounded.
Governor Hill signed a bill exempting
newspaper men from jury duty.
Senator Sherman in speaking on the
silver bill, attacked free coinage.
The house passed the caucus substitute
silver bill by a vote of 1875 to 1l9.
Mount Carroll, ILL.,, is isolated by
floods. Crops will suffer greatly.
Congress man McRea of Arkansas has
introduced the free coinage bill in the
house.
The business portion of Colchester,
Conn, burned Sunday entailing a loss of
$4,000.
England is building light draught gun
boats for the purporse Of outstanding
Africa.
The trouble between settlers and Chey-
ennes on the Rosebud is said to have
subsidized.
Mrs. Harrison has been presented with
a cottage at Cape May where she spent
last summer.
Sixty Union City, Mich, people we're
poisoned by drinking impure milk, but
all will recover.
Many bridges. four dams and dwell
ings have been washed away by afreshet
at Greenwood, Ont.
The Ames thresher and reaper works,
Oswego, N. Y, was destroyed by light
ming. Loss $4,000.
w. j. G. Kenyon has been appointed
general freight and passenger agent of
the Burlington e. Northern.
What is regarded as a lottery test vote
in the Louisiana legislature resulted 40
to 26 in favor of the lottery.
Kansas City and Wabash trains COL
lided at Des Moines. No one killed but
the loss will reach 100000.
VIM. Diemer, a Fremont, Ohio, car
penter, died from the effects of heat, the
thermometer registering 80 degrees.
Sixty warrants we're issued in New
York Monday against persons who re-
fused to answer census enumerators.
Glenn Denning of New York defeated
Dan Corbett of Brooklyn in % hard
fought rounds on Coney Island yester-
day.
Billy Murphy of Australia and Jimmy
Larkin of New Jersey. featherweights,
will box in July at San Francisco for
$1,000.
There is reported trouble on the Men
ominee Indian reservation, the agent
having been driven off by 1900 armed
Indians.
Chicago papers say the Irish saloonists
will not buy beer from the English syn
dictate breweries and others are gaining
business.
Four hundred planning mill and furni-
tlre factory employees at East Saginaw
struck for nine hours work and ten
hours pay.
The Brazilian cabinet approves the &C.
ton of the pan-American congress III
recommending the arbitration of interna-
tional disputes.
The president nominated the following
consuls: Thomas NJ. Newson, of Mime
sofa, at Malaga: VIM. A. Rublee, of Wis
cOnSln, at Prague.
The senate finance committee is over
run with delegations who want changes
in the Mckinley bill, but no more hear
ing will be granted.
By a vote of 100 to III, the house de-
cided to begin the consideration of the
silver bill Immediately and vote on it
Saturday afternoon.
1t took but five seconds to get word
of the Derby to the New York office of
the associated press from London, the
fastest time on record.
A ~two-year-old child of A. G. Logue,
was killed by the cars near Alton, Ills.
The mother tried to rescue the child and
her recovery is doubtful.
Broker Pell, of the New York Sixth
National bank wrecking fame, was sent
enced Monday to seven years and six
months Imprisonment at hard labor.
The West Memphis elevator buried
yesterday, causing a financial loss of $75,-
600 and the death of Contractor Adams,
of Atchison, who was asleep in the build
ing.
Hawkins and Rogan, who fought sew
enty-three ronnds at San Francisco Tues
day night, continued the fight Wednes-
day night, Hawkins being knocked out
in the fifteenth round.
Bud Wright, colored, wa on trial for
the murder of Alonzo Brown, while at
Liberty, Kentucky, when his victims
brother entered the court room and
killed the murderer.
The Louisiana lottery amendment pro-
poses to pay a million dollars annually to
that state, the money to be distributed to
the schools, levees, charities, pensions,
drainage and sanitary purposes.
The postofice department hasoffered
a reward Of one thousand dollars for the
arrest and conviction of the thieves who
robbed the registered mail pouches in
North Dakota, Saturday night.
Shot by His Son.
HURON, s. d., June 5.-Jack T. Had
ley, editor and proprietor of the Herald,
was shot and killed by his SOD Fred,
aged 16, during a quarrel. The boy is
in jail.