Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-24
SEVENTEENTH YEAR
NUBS OF NEWS,

A slight shock of earthquake was felt
at Lisbon Monday.
The window glass factories of Findlay,
o., have joined the trust.
It is now said that R. G. Peters assets
will pay his debts in full.
A terrible gale prevails along the coast
of Lancashire and north Wales.
Fire at Virden, ILL.,, nearly wiped out
the business portion of the town.
Twenty Chicago negroes have been ar
rested charged with illegal registration.
The Chicago anarchists will celebrate
the hanging of the leaders three years
ago.
The first shipment of Canadian eggs
has reached the London market and sold
we'll.
The executive committee of Washing
TOMS Worlds Fair meets at Spokane
Falls.
O'Brien and Dillon are now in Paris,
from which place they will go to New
York.
An explosion Thursday in the Otis
steel works, Cleveland, injured score of
men.
The body of ex-Secretary Belknap is
to be inferred IN the Arlington National
5 cemetery.
The population of Minnesota is given
as 1,300,017, an increase of 519,244 or
66.5 per cent.
H. Two children of Nicholas Randel of
Dubuque, were fatally scalded by hot
water Tuesday.
Z. The worlds fair committee on mining,
having organized, will meet at Chicago
November 81.
The governor of Armenia is stationing
guards in Erzroum to protect christians
!. from moslems.
American locomotives for railroad
from Jerusalem to Jaffa have arrived at
the latter place.
A freight collision at Joliet, ILL.,, killed
one and injured eight men and delayed
traffic several hours.
The st. Louis & Superior Terminal
Railway company applied for road at the
head of Lake Superior.
O'Brien, Dillon, T. D. Sullivan and
Mr.. Harrington will sail from Havre for
New York on the 25th inst.
Fred Herbert and Will Palmetier, are
missing and it is thought they are
drowned in Beaver Lake, Wisconsin.
It is rumered at Duluth that the
Chicago, st. Paul and Kansas City road
has been purchased by the Great North
ern.
An accident at Moorhead, Mclean &
Co.'s blast furnace at Soho, Pa, injured
eight workmen seriously and two ia
tally.
The r. @. Peters Salt and Lumber
company of Manistee, Mich, has been
assigned. Assets, $6,000000; liabilities,
$3,000,000.
A new brewery organization is to be
formed in Chicago, with capitalization
of $5,OO0O0O to $7,OOO,0OO, subscribed in
London and America.
It is reported the Adams and United
# States express companies will consolidate
/ and an agreement has been drawn up,
but the report is denied.
a A bold train robbery occurred IN Kan
n sas City, on the Omaha express train on
the Missouri Pacific. How much booty
4 was obtained is not as yet known.
n Secretary Die insou, of the Worlds
Columbian exposition, has prepared el-
aborate plans for ceremonies for the
n dedication of the building Oct. 12, 1892.
Louise Award of Manitowoc, Wis,
committed suicide to escape marriage to
q man whom she disliked but whom her
parents were determined she should
marry.
Charles Armstrong, a prominent and
respected citizen of Harvard, Ills, is
found to have robbed his clients of $685.
years.
Six OF the colored men arrested for al
legged fraudulent registration in the sixth
precinct of the second ward of Chicago
were brought before Judge Prendergast
and placed under bail Tuesday.
AT Fergus Falls, in drunken quarrel
Il Saturday between Charles Detman and
Julius Mueller, farmers, Mueller was
81 stabbed in the abdomen and seriously
injured. Detman was arrested.
The mayor of Chicago has received an
VI appeal from Groton, Brown county, S.
D., stating that, owing to tie failure Of
the corn crop for the past three years,
the people are in need Of food, fuel and
Y clothing.
"a severe gale passed over the Massa-
s chusetts coast near Boston Monday.
The storm was the worst of the season.
No local damage beyond the damage to
telegraph and telephone lines in this
D vicinity.
James Maxwell was hanged at 10:47
Wednesday morning at Morris, uls., for
the murder Of Charles Decker in June
last He was game to the last and died
apparently the most unconcerned man
y in town. rs