Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-05-16
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NUBS OF NEWS.
J.E. Reynolds, New York broker,
has failed.
The loss by fire at Scranton, Pa, is
100000.
The Hamburg gas strikers rioted till
the police stopped them.
Frederick Buhl Detroit, retired fur
rier, worth half a million, is dead.
William F. Grain, an Albuquerque
lawyer, suicided at Kansas City.
Andrew J. Plumber of Saccarappa,
Maine, was found murdered.
Three thousand Bohemian workmen
struck and trouble is anticipated.
Thomas Nester, a Michigan millionaire
died at Baroga, Mich, of apoplexy.
Gen. Julius White, ex-minister to the
Argentine Republic, died in the south.
Senator Jones concluded his speech
lasting five hours and three quarters.
Mexicans are anxious for the result of
the silver discussion at Washington.
A severe wind storm caused some dam
age around Springfield and Quincy, Ill.
The senate will not agree to the house
substitute for the dependent pension
bill.
VIM. Wynn and Mrs. Catherine Soules
were burned to death at Campbell Ford,
Ont.
The Danville and Streator miners will,
and the Springville miners have resumed
work.
Frank Siavin the Australian pugullst
has challenged Corbett to box in Lon
don for e1,000.
The democratic senatorial caucus chose
German permanent chairman in place of
Beck, deceased.
Richard Vaux has been nominated by
the democrats to succeed the late Con-
gresham Randall.
Corbett says that on account of a con-
tract with the Olympic club he can not
fight Slavin for year.
The tariff debaters in the house we're
limited TO one minute, and the bill was
then taken up by paragraphs.
Marshal johnson brought twenty y-fve
prisoners charged with illicit distilling,
from Pineville to Covington, KY.
The schooner Eliza Mary was lost in a
storm in New Hebrides March 4. Four
whites and four blacks we're lost.
Thomas B. Musgrave has been arrested
for sending through the mails an indecent
phamphlet ibelling W. W. Astor.
p Five buildings valued at $60,000
burned at Ashley, Pa. The town mar
rowly escaped complete destruction.
One engineer, two fremen and two
brakemen were killed by the collision of
two freight trains near Chattanooga.
Senator Wolcott of Colorado and Mrs.
Frances Metcaf Bass were married at
Buffalo in st. Paul's church by Bishop
Coke.
George R. Paul, x-postmaster of Mil
waukee, has been stricken with paralysis
at Kansas City, and is in a critical con-
dition.
While running slow the Allen line
steamer Partisan ran into an iceberg off
Newfoundland banks but escaped serious
injury.
The Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern railroad is charged with viola
ton of the Iowa joint rate law against dis
elimination.
Chicago and Illinois Lutherans will
put up candidates for the legislature to
secure the repeal of the compulsory edu-
cation law.
AZ Engineer Jones and Conductor She'll
craft we're killed and brakeman named
Garfield fatally injured in railroad
. wreck near Clayton, Mo.
Four st. Louis boys engaged in
n prize fight about girl and two were
4 badly punished, Harry Powelrs condi-
4 tion being serious.
In the house Congressman Butter
worth, republican, opposed the proposed
h duty on tin plate as too high and not
4 warranted by circumstances.
It is said new Irish league will be
formed with 10000 members and head
\ quarters at Montreal. The object is to
y separate Canada from Great Britain.
The heirs of Paul Spofford, once
New York millionaire, move for re-
moval of j. L. Spofford, United States
executor, alleging two million dollars are
annaccounted for. Is. 4 ...',.. -.
John Il. Wallace, New. York trotting
authority, has been defrauded of $4,000
by his nephew in whom he had implicit
confidence. Leslie E. Mcleod is under
arrest as an acc,mplice ..a ,=s n X =.
The Sioux City Law and Order league
4 has asked injunctions against thirty sa-
loonists and the owners of the buildings
\ they occupy. The saloonists propose to
confne themselves to original packages.
Twenty Austrian miners enroute to
work in Pennsylvania stopped at New
3 York. An attempt is soon to be made to
secure the release of the anarchists
Fielden, Schwab and Neebe, by habeas
I corpus.