Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-04-04
NUBS OF NE Tvs.

MltcheLs station, Va, has been almost
destroyed by fire.
Bowling Green, KY, escaped the storm,
not one being killed.
Forty thousand factory employees in
Spain are on a strike.
An incendiary fire destroyed the Luth-
eran church at Ashland, Pa.
Chas. Cowless of Boston killed his
wife because she aggravated him.
Chas. Baker has been arrested for the
murder of his father at Homer, N. Y.
The American general passenger agents
returned to Chicago from their Mexican
tour.
Governor Hill sent to the senate Mon
day night a veto of the Saxton reform
bill.
E. L. Sharkey, of Eaton, O., was sem
fenced to be hung August LIST for matri-
eide.
The widow of Jefferson Davis, since
his death, signs her name ~. Jefferson
Davis"
Manager Harris a Louis
vile sufferers benefit at his Baltimore
theatre.
The miners of Dallitzen, Pa, struck
against the introduction of the steam
mine driller.
A heavy snow storm around st. Louis
threatens greatly to augment the Missis-
sippi river floods.
Kemmler will be electrocuted at Au-
burn, N. Y, prison during the week be-
ginning April 2Sth.
In Villa Ridge, Ills, Mrs. John Meyer
and two grown daughters we're drowned
Monday by the food.
The outlook in the overAowed districts
south of Memphis is bad for crops and
there is much distress.
The British sealing schooner Path
finder is detained at Portland for illegal
sealing in Behring sea.
The Standard Oil Compay has pur-
being nearly $1,000,0O0.
Secretary Proctor authorized the loan
of government %tarpaulins for the protec-
ton of Louisville property.
Secretary Proctor has authorized an
additional expenditure of $4,000 for the
Mississippi levee protection.
The Jacksonville, Fla, cigarmakers OBJ
ject to the Mckinley tariff bill raising
the rate on clear Havana tobacco.
The Mckinley tariff bill, which re-
duces the revenue forty-fve millions, has
been reported to the full committee.
Andrew j. Davis, the Butte millionaire,
died interstate, and a fight over tie divis-
ion of his seven millions is probable.
The steamer City of Paris, two days
overdue, reached Queenstown disabled.
It was feared the vessel had been lost.
TIE, tow boat Nail City was caught in
Thursday 8 cyclone 1876 miles above Mem
phis.:saThee entire town and six men were
lost" All at t' .s" ! ,'''
Miss Matte Bacon, Of Niles, Mich, it
is thought, drowned herself in the lake
at 'CkicagaHo during the storm. No cause
is known.
.> No lives we're lost but much damage
resulted from a storm at London, Ky.
The came storm killed three persons at
Eminence.
John A. Davis, city treasurer of Roch-
ester, N. Y, pleaded guilty to the embez-
element of $4,000 and was sentenced to
five years.
Five miners were caught in a cavern
at the Prince of Wales mine at Mar
quette. Two escaped and the others are
feared to be dead.
The senate has passed the Davis bill
appropriating $738,O00 fer the improve
ment of st. Mary's river, and $1,684,000
for Hay lake channel.
Owing to a legal technicality the sale
of the Ramsey county seed wheat bonds,
to the amount of $4,000, to Hayes &
Son, of Cleveland, O., fell through.
Charley Black, aged fourteen, was
killed by lightning near Mechanicsburg,
little sister, on the same horse, was unin-
jured. =,
The Maryland house of representatives
held an exciting all night session over the
high license bill. The excitement was 80
great the house adjourned without &C.
,tion. .~.. ....'.
e 90 Se ssPuxsutawany, Pa. five strikers were
y ~ Fed off the Horatio coke ovens. One
NortH an officer, who died. Four we're ar
yrjjted. Many families are on the brink
6Ystarvation. 80.
John l.. Sullivan announces that he is
still in the pugilistic arena, and if the
California athletic club of San Francisco
will offer q purse of $4,000, he will fight
Peter jackson, the burly Australian, to a
finish. .g4: . .4!1 s,3-
Observation-Disclosures .nr . s-f To-.
President T. F. Cakes, of the Northern
Pacific, states that the company will be-
gin next May the construction of a new
100000 hotel in Tacoma. MI. Cakes
says also that 100000 will be expended
at once at Tacoma in constructing extern
sive machine shops, yards, side tracks,
dredging, freight houses and depots.
Ss$s SelbY Confirmed. as
WASHINGTON, March 31.-The senate
passed the dependent pension bill by
vote Of AZ to -. Casey, Davis, Moody,
Pettigrew, Pierce and Washburn all
voted in the affirmative. The Montana
election cases were then taken up, bnt
the senate adjourned without consid-