Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-09-05
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| CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
The Belgian miners strike has ended.
Ashland, Wis, suffered $4,000 loss by
a rain storm.
| The public debt was reduced SS33,O73
during August.
Coal miners in the Belleville, ILL.,, dis
trict have struck.
Eighty miners we're suffocated by an
explosion at Galicia.
1t is SAID England proposes fedora
ton of the Balkan states.
Fire destroyed two and7a half blocks
at Hiawatha, Kan, Tuesday.
Farmers around South Bend, Ind, are
suffering from wheat thieves.
! Henry George has reached New York
from tour around the world.
VIM. H. Ferguson, a railroad con-
| tractor, died at Rushville, Ind.
Two unknown brothers were drowned
at Garfield park, Chicago, Sunday.
The broom corn cutters in Cole and
Douglass counties, ILL.,, are on sSGlke.
Chicago boarding house keepers ehav
formed union and want higher prices
The wife of Judge Cooley of the inter-
state commerce commission died at Ann
Arbor.
The house passed the bill providing for
government inspection of mines in the
territories.
The Republicans of the Fifth Michi-
gan district nominated Chas. w. Wat
klns for congress.
The great strike of the journeymen
carpenters of Chicago has opened. About
5000 of them are idle
An immense four-story brick building
fell in New Orleans. It is reported ten
were killed by falling debris.
The scaffolding in a building at New
Orleans gave way, killing four men and
seriously wounding two others.
A train was held up near Pensacola
Junction, Fla, by robbers. The extent
of the robbery is unknown as yet.
Senator Sherman has introduced bill
for reciprocity on coal with Canada,
looking to ultimate general reciprocity.
The experiment of transmitting opera
music from the opera house to the thea
ter proved complete success at Berlin.
It is said the creditors of Potter, Low
ell & Co., of Boston, who failed, will re-
ceive their money in full in few
months.
The house committee on territories ap-
pointed subcommittee to visit Arizona
and New Mexico to see if they should be-
come states.
A gas explosion at Seattle, Wash, in
jured number of people, among whom
was DR.. Otis F. Presbury, editor of the
Public Opinion.
Prominent glass and plate manufac-
turers met in Chicago for the purpose of
forming an organization, the character of
which is unknown.
The president nominated John F.
Ross, demo cratic postmaster at WASH
ington, d. c., to be commissioner of the
District of Columbia.
During the labor parade at Allegheny
City American mechanics broke into the
ranks and tore down a German flag
which some bakers were carrying.
Mrs. Sarah Mcintyre, of Philadelphia,
and two children burned to death from
an oil explosion Tuesday. Chas. McIn-
tyre has been arrested as an incendiary
The St. Louis preserve trust tried to
enjoin one of its members against MAX
ing jellies contrary to agreement, but the
United States court refused the petition.
Blackstone & Co., the large engineer
ing firm of Stamford, Eng, conceded it's
employees reduction in work of one
hour daily and an advance of per cent.
in wages.
Young's jute bagging factory, Brook
lyn, Pielette's kindling wood factory and
Diahan's wholesale grocery burned yes
terday, causing loss of $200,0OO; par
TALLY insured.
In a train wreck at Eagle Grove, WASH,
caused by a broken rail, sixteen persons
we're injured and Ben Young, base ball
umpire and J. D. Keepler of Red Bluff,
CAL, were killed.
City Counsellor Yerger, of Kansas
City, on behalf of the city, brings suit
against defaulting ex-City Treasurer
Peak and his bondsmen to reesver a
$2l, ,SSl2o defalcation. a
Fire destroyed the five story / ilding
on East Fifty-slXth street, New York,
occupied by the Rossemere cigar actory,
and man named Hagan, a roofn.'s man
ufacturer, and Daniel lillian are ought
to have been killed. The adjoining
buildings suffered somewhat. Loss,
$4,000. D.
The conferees on the river and har-
Dor bill have reached an agreement and
signed their report. Appropriations for
work on the Missouri river were reduced
from $1,250O00 to $1,100,000. AS it
passed the house, the bill appropriated
$19,94S, ,445; as it passed the senate, $685.
786,S53; as agreed to in conference, 1924, -
SS1 .295.
Farmers living in the vicinity of Lake.
Contrary, Mo-, which the government re-
Gently ceded to st. Joseph, are greatly
incensed over the attempt by the city to
cut canal between the upper and lower (
lake. Three of them armed and Drove
the contractors gang away. The farm
ers have road across the bar and don't
want it destroyed.