Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-11-14
SEVENTEENTH YEAR
NUBS OF NEW WS,

NUBS OF NEWS.
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The Irish evictions continue.
A revolution is reported in Honduras.
The North River bank, New York, has
suspended.
Narr & Friend, Philadelphia brokers,
have failed.
Benjamin K. True, New York brok-
or, has failed.
The indications are that the New York
panic is over.
The Canadian government has refused
to pardon Birchall.
An earthquake shock was felt in Eng
land last Saturday.
Charles M. Whitney & Co., New York
brokers, have failed.
Ex-Governor Ludington, of Wisconsin,
is very i'll at Milwaukee.
Minister Lincoln emphatically denies
that he intends resigning.
The Pennsylvania republicans have
majority of 56 on joint ballot.
The Milwaukee & st. Paul road will
hereafter run it's own sleeping cars.
The Iowa state democratic committee
is preparing for contest of the election.
John F.. Walker & Co., New York silk
importers, rated at 100000, have failed.
Latest returns give the republicans
two majority on joint ballot in New
York.
The New York clearing house has is-
sued certificates to ease the money
market.
J.C. Walcott & Co., have announced
their failure on the New York stock ex-
change.
The steam barge Messenger burned to
the waters edge at Rogers City, Mich,
Tuesday.
The failure of David Richmond has
been announced on the New York stock
exchange.
Afternoon trading in the New York
stock market Thursday was an attack on
Willard stocks
The republicans carried Cook county,
in which, Chicago is located, for the head
& OF their ticket.
The Alexander knitting factory at De-
catur, Ill.,, failed Thursday for $4,000.
Assets $75,OOO.
Drummers are compelled to pay a
! icence of $50 in Victoria, B. C. since the
Mckinley Law.
The Northwestern district of the Am
erican Sabbath union began session in
Chicago Wednesday.
The Wells elevator at Buffalo, N. Y,
filled with grain, burned Thursday, caus-
i ing loss Of $25O,000.
Incendiary fire at Truckee, CAL, Thurs
4 day destroyed about fifty buildings, caus-
] ing loss Of 100000.
The New Hampshire republicans con-
q slider an extra legislative session neces-
I sary to save that body to them.
The Players league wants to consoli-
+ date with the National, and the latter
4 thinks the former has collapsed.
D. G.. Campbell, prominent Kansas
i temperance lecturer, was killed by the
cars near Olathe, Kas., Tuesday.
There was sharp decline on the New
( York stock market Monday, caused
B largely by the same condition in London.
Large bodies of Poles are immigrating
4 to Brazil, 100000 having gone in three
months, and the Russian government is
concerned thereby.
There is reign of terror in the
Chinese quarter of San Francisco over a
{ war between two gangs of Chinese. A
d number have already been shot.
James F. Strouthers, a New York
broker, dropped dead on the floor of the
exchange Monday and business was sus-
/ pended for one hour, being then re-
4 sumed as usual.
B. N. Austin, assistant pas
4 genger agent of the Northern Pacific, was
B badly injured internally by an accident
#at junction City, Ky. A number of
Others were injured but none are dead.
Walter E. Newberry, the second Of the
two train robbers who went through the
n Northern Pacific train at New Salem,
d., in June, arrived in Chicago, Mon
day, in charge of an officer and will be
taken to North Dakota for trial.
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