Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-05-30
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wheat.
The tariff bill makes 173 pages of man.
usoript.
The Australian industrial agitation is
ceasing.
The house has taken up the river and
harbor bill.
There is indications of a cotton corner
az New York.
Marion, Ind, lost greatly by Friday
nights storm.
The Presbyterian general assembly
has adjourned
Bishop James O'Connor, of Omaha
diocese, died, aged sc.
Emperor William sprained his foot in
jumping from a carriage.
Carlisle takes Blackburn's place on the
committee or territories.
Fire caused a $4,000 loss to the Banner
Brewing Co., of Cincinnati.
No further damage has been reported
from the Pennsylvania storm.
Chas. E. johnson has been conf rmed
as postmaster at Lisbon, N. D.
The Reformed Presbyterian general
synod is in session at Pittsburg.
The Presbyterian revision committee
will meet at Pittsburg in October.
The landslides have been cleared from
the railroads near Johnstown, Pa.
Ipdlan TERRITORY Indians are wrought
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President Harrison has been appoint
ed Worlds fair commissioner at large.
John w. Waugh has been confirmed
as Indian agent at Devils Lake agency,
N. D.
Henry Little of Kalamazoo ate too
much on his ninety-third birthday and
died.
The Chicago hotel and restaurant pro-
prletors say that all of their places are
filled.
A large packing house will be estab-
lished at San Francisco by Armour and
others.
John Beard, aged "a, shot Alexander
Shippy and killed himself. Shippy will
recover.
Princeton's scientific expedition will
this year work in Nebraska and South
Dakota.
A terrific thunder and rain storm
frightened and damaged Joliet, Ills,
Thursday.
1t is understood the Canadian govern
ment will substantially aid the Hudson
Bay railroad.
Senator Stewart wants an additional
appropriation of $250,000 for irrigation
Investigation.
Northern Kentucky and Southern
West Virginia were devastated by a storm
Friday night.
Cretan christians threaten to suspend
pend business unless the Turks stop
their outrages.
Three thousand eight hundred and
forty-eight immigrants reached New
York Thursday.
A reported conspiracy for a rising
against Russia in the Baltic provinces
has been discovered.
Mrs Sarah Rothechild celebrated her
n hundred and secconed birthday in
Chicago Thursday.
An unknown theft robbed Stamp Dep
uty Petty of a check for $A,647.2O at
Lawrenceburg, Ky.
The National Pattern Makers league
have decided to demand eight hours a.
day On March l, 1891.
An incendiary fire destroyed the bust
ness part of Cambridge, Wis, Sunday
night. Loss, $45,000.
George Patterson, wife and two chill
dren, were fatally injured by lightning at
Salineville, Ohio, Friday.
Robert Hardy, a Los Angeles lawyer,
went to Tombstone, Ariz., for his health,
and was killed by Apaches.
At the Tongue Pointe asylum inquest
the nuns gave the names of nfty-six in
mates who persisted in the fire.
Another silver bill has been intro
duced by Senator Plumb. It requires
the coinage of two millions monthly.
Senator Sherman has introduced a
bill to exclude from the mails the Po-
lice Gazette and similar publications.
Fifteen hundred New York cigar
makers have struck for higher wages.
They recently gained a strike for eight
hours.
! Miss Carrie Windolph of Long Island
City has sued Herbert Clancy of Chicago
for ten thousand dollars for breach of
promise.
An automatic fire extinguisher ex-
ploded in the Globe wooden factory at
Utica, N: Y, causing a damage of fifty
thousand dollars.
Joe Ellingsworth of Los Angeles, was
knocked out by Denny Keller, of Boston,
for $1,000, in fifty rounds at the Golden
Gate Athletic club rooms.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
blow up the monument to the policeman
killed at the Haymarket anarchist meet
, ing in Chicago on May 4, 1886.
The worlds tennis championship be-
| gan at Dublin between Petit, American,
and Saunders, Englishman. Petit won
! tho first aat an1 Soun1orc tho cooop1