Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-05-23

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Four more bodies have been recovered
from the mine at Ashley, Pa.
y Max Hellman & Sons, New York, rib
| bon manufacturers, assigned.
Bismarck declined offers from Ameri-
can publishers for his memoirs.
Miners in the Peoria and Canton dis
tricts will strike for an advance.
Severe frost around Waterloo, Ia, and
ice damaged potatoes and grapes.
The Hungarian government has intro
duced a bill against Sunday labor.
Berlin residents, expelled under social
list law, are being allowed to return.
Robert Keppleman, aged 10 years, was
drowned in a sewer at Reading, Pa.
United States Consular Agent Nc
Shean at Portsmouth, Eng, suicided.
Fire in the Heller & Hoffman chair fac
d, tory, st. Louis, caused a loss of 100000.
Joseph Lord was killed by lightning
that destroyed his home at Great Falls,
N. H.
Cyclone and fire almost completely de-
stroyed Tomsk, the capital of western ST.
IBERIA.
Edward s. Pellman, a Cron witness,
has been indicted for election frauds at
Peoria.
Nineteen dead bodies have been taken
from a mine at Ashley, Pa. Six are still
missing.
A ferry boat capsized near Ratibon,
Silesia, and thirty-six persons were
drowned.
Lawyer Reynolds, was shot by a
Spaniard in New York. He is in a~critical
condition.
John Sieberry, of Bluffton, Ind,
"didn't know it was loaded" and his wife
is a corpse.
Charles Emory Smith, the new Ameri-
can minister, has presented his creden-
1 tials to the car.
G. M. Whitaker G. M. Stubbs were
crushed to death in a granite quarry near
Monroeville, Cal.
Arthur Bell, Frank Griffith and James
Wilcox were drowned in the Fox river
near Yorkville, III.
John Ford, of Cornell, won first prize
for the essay from the American pro-
: lective tariff league.
A powder explosion near Moose River,
Me-, killed two river drivers and terribly
injured three others.
John Cobuski and Michael Vocintz
we're killed by the fall of rock in a tun-
mel near Ashland, Pa.
Charles Randolph, the missing ex-
secretary of the Chicago board of trade,
turned up in Portland, Ore.
DR.. Blackford, a Presbyterian mission
airy to Brazil, enroute to the Presbyterian
general assembly died at Atlanta.
The wife and daughter of President
Hall, of the Clark university, Worcester,
Mass, was suffocated by escaping gas.
The senate passed the house bill for
the establishment of new harbor ines on
Portage lake, Houghton county, Mich.
The heavy frosts did considerable
damage to Kansas and Missouri crops
Ice formed Thursday, at Marshall, Mo.
" Judge Drummond, formerly of the
United States circuit court died at
Wheaton, Ill, Friday. He served from
1850 to 1884.
The Milwaukee, Dexterville & North
ern and the Wisconsin,, Pittsville & Su-
perior railroads have been bought by the
st. Paul road.
Ernest Rice and Percy Ross, SONS of
respectable families at Lowell, Mass,
read trashy literature, committed robbery
and are now in Jail.
Congressman Lawler does not want a
reelection, but would gladly become
Cook county's sheriff with thirty-fve
thousand dollars salary.
twenty-five men are entombed by a
cave in the Lehigh mine at Ashley, Pa,
half a mile square in the village caved
and houses we're damaged.
The Ogden residence, one building in
Chicago's burned district that escaped
destruction, is to be torn down to give
place to the new Newberry library.
The mills at San Bernadinardo, CAL,
were burned to the ground. Loss $780,
900, insurance $4,000. Fifty thousand
dollars worth of lumber also burned.
Goschen, chancellor Of the Exchequer,
threatens to resign if the government
drops the proposals to compensate the
publicans whose licenses are can
celled.
Clinton G. Raymond, a New York at
torney, was dangerously shot by Alph-
aSonso S. Stephan, because he advised his
mother how to secure money he defraud-
ed her OF.
Commander McCalla has been SEN
fenced to suspension from rank and duty
for three years and to retain his present
number on the list of commanders while
suspended.
In a dispute about some chickens, be-
tween Harmon Williams and VIM. Spevy,
farmers near Fitzpatricks, Ala, Spevy
dubbed Williams and the latter shot
Speyy. Both will die.
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