Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-05-02
NUBS OF NE US,

nduCdSCoT, fA., Will nave a May LAY
strike.
A mad dog panic exists around Lewis
ton, Ills.
The Ontario general elections will be
June 9Th.
President Harrison signed the worlds
frir bill Friday.
Silesian socialists will not observe May
l as a holiday. .
The Chicago stair builders will strike
for eight hours.
On May LIST Michigan's last indebted
ness will be paid.
The Mississippi at vicksburg is higher
than for % years.
Hollywell, Wales, quarrymen have
struck for an advance.
A fire at Ipavia, Ills, destroyed a frame
block valued at $26,OOO.
It is estimated that 25,OOO workbench
are on strike in Germany.
It is said the threatened express strike
has been amicably settled.
The London authorities will allow only
one Labor Day procession.
The French authorities hope to prevent
any disturbance on May Day.
Morgansea levee is washing away at
the rate of $4,000 worth daily.
The Union Pacific trainmen want an
increase and threaten to strike.
Buffalo mill hands, carpenters and cabi-
net makers want a nine-hour day.
A heavy earthquake shock was expert
enced at San Francisco Thursday.
Peter Jackson accepts the terms of a
$2O,OOO purse for a fight with Sullivan.
The California republican convention
will be held at Sacramento August 18th.
Anarchists are still being arrested for
conn ection with the dynamite conspiracy.
Edward English, a South Shore brake
man was killed accidentally at Negau-
nee.
The English syndicate secured the
Springfield, Ohio, breweries for $605,
The central Illinois millers' %associa-
ton favors the Butterworth %anti-option
bill.
Kansas live stock sanitary commission
will quarantine eastern cattle at Kansas
City.
It rained three days in Texas and more
in the night. Much damage, but no
deaths.
It is reported Boulanger will return to
France and take part the May Day cele-
bration.
The harness makers gained a victory
in three of the six Chicago factories we're
they struck.
The senate antitrust bill has been
favorably reported to the house without
amendment.
Mrs. Garfield visited the white house
Saturday for the first time since Gar
fields death.
The senate bill constituting Gladstone,
Mich, a port of delivery, was passed
by the senate.
Lawyer Martins libel suit against
been dismissed.
A Chicago syndicate bought all the
street railroads of San Antonio, Tex, tor a
million and a half.
The tug Macarthur burned near Kings
ton, Ont, with valuable wrecking machin-
cry. Loss $4,000.
The German government has taken
great precautions to prevent possible dis
order on May Day.
Charles Jacobsen and an unknown
Finn fell down the Queen mine at Negau-
nee and were killed.
The Reading railroad furnace at Tenn
pie, Pa, after being idle seven years, has
resumed operations.
The Doran, Wright Co., a New York
bucket shop with many branches, has
suspended payment.
The Unicorn silk mill at Catasaqua,
Pa, was damaged by fire on Thursday to
the amount of $4,000.
Owing to the stoppage of work on the
ship canal, Panama is in a fair way to be-
come a deserted village.
The Rock Island arsenal has been
damaged 100000 worth by IN overflow
caused by dam building.
Four stores and eighteen dwellings at
DeReuyter, Madison Co., Now York,
burned, causing a loss of $4,000.
A Boston union carpenters 8hour
strike seems inevitable, but the men
claim already to have won the fight.
Chicago culinary alliance, composed
of 1,4O0 walters, demands shorter hours
and regular pay or will strike May 5.
The Vienna gas employees threaten to
strike unless wages are increased, and
the military are preparing for trouble.
The danger of a strike on the Union
Pacific is thought to be past, the increase
being granted on the eastern divisions.
Richard Snike, a Rochester, Mimi,
farmer, killed his 3-year-old % and
suicided on account of domestic troubles.
The Milwaukee union carpenters will
not report for work May 1until8 O'Clock,
hoping thus to inaugurate eight hours q
day.
Owing to a clerical error, Michigsn's
$500 liquor license law in declared no
good and the $500 license is still in
force.