Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-04-18
NUBS OF NE VS..
The Chicago strike is still on.

day sine die.
In his public utterances Bismarck will
not act as fault finder.
The Cream City knitting works of Mil
waukee have assigned. .
The Chicago police have notified all
gambling houses to close.
Booth says Barrett will undoubtedly
return to the stage next year.
The New York cotton exchange pro-
tests against the Butterworth bill.
The London trades council societies
have declared for an eight hour day.
A general strike on the Central, Hud-
son and West Central railroads is feared.
The tariff bill has been reported to the
house and referred to committee of the
whole.
The railroads anticipate an increase in
the price of coal and are getting an extra
supply.
The Canadian regulations on the i'm
portation OF American cattle will not be
relaxed.
It is said the soft coal miners of Indi-
ana, Illinois and Pennsylvania will strike
May LIST.
The Iowa house killed a Joint resolu-
ton for re-submission of the prohibitory
amendment.
United States Consul Matthews will be
escorted to Tangiers in a man.of-war for
state reasons.
Bonfield & Co.'S, ~woodenware factory
at Bay City burned. Loss, $150,O00;
insurance, $4,000.
Schaefer and Slosson will renew the
contest for the billiard championship at
New York in June.
Albert Bonapart, claiming to be a de-
scendant of the great Corsican, shot a
Montreal policeman.
Prof Craig, a baloonist, fell forty feet
and struck on his forehead, at Topeka,
and was severely injured.
One hundred Nashville sheet metal
workers struck for rs per cent. increase
in pay and nine hours work.
Aberdeen, s. D., republicans elected
every official in the city, the majorities
ranging from go to over 300.
An unknown vessel was seen burning
near the entrance to Puget sound. It is
believed the crew we're saved.
Eight hundred Indianapolis carpenters
have inaugurated a strike for eight hours
day and 35 cents per hour.
Chicago circuit JUDGES will call a mass
meeting to attempt a settlement of the
existing strike by arbitration.
A Chicago & Alton collision near Mex
leo, Mo-, killed Gus Howard, the fireman,
and smashed the engines and cars.
It is said unless the republican caucus
agrees on the silver question a bill for
unlimited coinage will be introduced and
passed.
The steamer Shakharah enroute from
San Josef to Hamburg with 100000 worth
coffee, was wrecked on the rocks near
Acatnutla.
Prairie fires have been started in the
vicinity of Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin,
land unless rains fall, farm property will
be damaged.
L. Godkin, editor of the New York
Post, has been arrested on a charge of
criminal libel preferred by Peter Mitch
ell, a lawyer.
John Van Nortwick, the richest man in
Kane county, Ills, a prominent builder
and former President of the @. B. & Q,
died. Wednesday.
Commander McCalia, of the navy, has
been ordered court martialed on account
of his conduct during the recent cruise
of the Enterprise.
Thomas Glynn, of Oswego, N. Y, had
refusing to allow a physician neal him,
died from his injury.
A heavy wind storm blew the seed out
of the ground in the far western counties
of Nebraska, and aid will be asked for
the purchase of more seed.
Yhe, house of Rev. Southwell at Sioux
City was fred into Sunday night, sup
possibly by saloonists, against whom
Southwell leads a prosecution.
The story that an unknown vessel went
down near Chicago Sunday night is re-
iterated in view of the recovery of a yawl
and two bodies washing ashore.
Rapid City, s.. D., elected a democratic
mayor and gave the democrats one ma
jority in the council. About one.fourth
of the women voted for school officials.
Dubuque j%ourneymen BARRIERS had one
Of their bosses arrested for Sunday work.
He was acquitted on the ground Of work
Of necessity. the men now threaten to
strike.
-Four masked kuklux visited the house
OF an old man named Holland, near Dom
phan, Mo-, and were about to whip him
when his fourteen year old son killed
two of them. 5.
It is probable the manufacture OF
postal cards at Shelton, Conn.,, will be
abandoned, owing to the complications,
financial, political and otherwise, which
have arisen.
The Boston labor situation is badly
mixed and the carpenters and brick
layers will be called on to show cause
for not obeying the strike order of the
trades council. :
Later reports from the storm around
Bloomington, Ills, give greater damage
estimates. Farm work has been delayed
two weeks. A heavy fall of hail caused
g the most DAMAGE. sea =