Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-24
SEVENTEENTH YEAR
TIL E NEWS.
General.

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Archbishop Corrigan of New York,
started for Rome Friday.
Mayor Mosby of Cincinnati was a wit
ness in the forgery case Monday.
It is feared the steamer Erin of the
National line has been lost in the storm.
Senator Riddleberger is ill and his case
is considered hopeless by his physicians.
The Industrial iron works, located in
Kansas City, Kan burned Sunday night.
The gale in the English channel con.
tinues and shipping has suffered severely.
Yale freshmen and sophomores were ar
rested Sunday night while in process of
taking possession OF New Haven.
The building of Clafflin, Coburn & Co..
boot and shoe dealers, Of Boston. was de-
stroyed by fire Friday. Loss, S15O,0OO.
The Clouss shear works at Free mont, O.,
ance, $41 ,000 They will be rebuilt at once.
The Argentine Republic has formally
recognized the newly established republic
of Brazil in lengthy decree just pub
lished.
In Washington last night Edward Nc
Clellan shot four pistol bullets into and
killed Henry Rollon, whose home McClel-
Ian had visited.
1t is reported that Queen Victoria is Sc
riOuSly ill at Osborne with influenza. Much
anxiety is felt as she has not been we'll for
some weeks past.
Thirteen prisoners broke Jail at Quincy,
ILL.,, Sunday night, by saving through the
heavy bars. On account of cold weather
one gave himself up.
ftc nI Of T;rnpnoti
who was suffering from influenza, was at
tackled with sneeZing and died before re-
lief could be Obtained.
Col. w. A. Robling, a Trenton. N. j.,
wire maker. Friday night gave to his wife
as silver wedding present, a $4,000 table
service OF gold and silver.
A. B. Plough, general freight and pass
enger agent for the st. Paul & Duluth
railroad, has been appointed general mana
ger, vice E. l.. Dudly, deceased.
Twelve bodies have washed ashore at
Bridgeport, England. 1t is sur aed they
are part of the company of a ,sEA ship
that foundered in the recent gak s82s
The funeral of Field Marshal lord Ma
pier of Magdala, will take place at st.
Pauls cathedral. London, on tuesday. He
will be buried with military honors.
Authentic news has been received at
Cairo OF terrible mortality among the
natives in Soudan, due to famine resulting
from lack of rain during the autumn.
Two men broke plate glass window in
Montreal and carried off between $4,000
and $4,000 worth of diamonds. One was
captured, but the other had the valuables.
A prize of 1000 has been awarded to Il.
j. Drake of Marblehead county, S. G., for
the most phenomenal crop of corn ever
produced in America on one acre-225
bushels.
The south bound train was stopped
Tuesday morning by two masked men
seven miles north of Tulare, CAL, and an
unknown but supposedly large amount of
money taken.
Jay Westinghouse, president Of the West
inghouse Agricultural works and brother
of George Westinghouse, the inventor, died
at his residence in Schenectady. N. Y, Fri
day morning, aged IS years.
The little town of Utica. ILL.,, numbering
1000, which was so nearly wiped out Dy
fire last summer, was again visited by a
trrible burst of flames Tuesday morning.
Six new business blocks were destroyed.
On Monday Judge S. Thomas died at
Bay City, Mich, of general collapse, aged
rs years. He was congressman from the
Twenty-second New York district in 1865,
and afterwards partner of Roscoe Conk-
link.
The farmers of New York state are de-
manding that the facilities of the Erie
canal be no more extended. They say it
is big enough for state trade and they say
/ they don't care to pay taxes to the advan-
tage of the northwest
An important memorial to congress was
j adopted by the Nebraska horticultural So
nipfU which ia in cQSSiOn 1inpn1n IT.
protests against the movement which has
lately been organized to secure the repeal
!: of the timber culture act.
President Adams of the Union Pacific
started Monday for Cuba, on three weeks
vacation trip. He will be accompanied by
Director Atkins. Officers of the Union
i Pacific say that the ten year contract with
the Northwestern will stand.
The Chicago Journal publishes a sensa-
tlOnal interview with l6-year-Old Leroy
Drake, recent inmate of the state insti-
cruelty of inmates by Superintendent
Phillips and his subOrdinates.
Samuel Gamble of San Francisco, Cal,
I. has purchased of Hart Boswell of Lexing-
ton, KY, Nancy.L Lee, the bay mare, by Dc
tatOr, dam Sapby, by Alexander Edwin
Forest for $4,000. She is the dam Of the
famous Nancy Hawks, who was never
n beaten.
The provisional government has decided
/ that all foreign companies doing business
in Brazil must transfer 10 that country
two-thirds of their capital within two years
I after their organization. Companies al
ready in existence must do SO within six
months.
Gen. NJ. G. Vallejo, one of the most con-
picuous figures in the history of Calfor-
4 mia, died at S0noma to-day, aged 81. Gen.
Vallejo was born at Monterey, this state,
I and was identified with all public events
during the Mexican occupation of Califor-
MIA, and was at one time military governor
OF that country.