Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-04-25
SEVENTEENTH YEAR
NUH.S OF NE I1'S.

NUsS OF NEUs.
Henry M. Stanley has arrived in Paris.
Trouble is feared on the Pine Ridge
agency.
# The pan-American congress adjourned
Saturday.
Gladstone disapproves the proposed
bimetallism.
The Cairo Ills, -four mills burned.
Loss $25,OO0.
Work has begun on the St. Louis
elevated road.
Carpenters at Sharon, Pa, have struck
for shorter hours.
y George w. McAlpine, a Cincinnati
wholesaler, is dead.
r.. The Welland canal coal tolls have been
reduced one-half for the season.
Harrodsburg, KY, was almost con-
sumed Sunday. Loss $150,0OO.
John Beecher, a miner, was murdered
near Oiphant furnace, Pennsylvania.
Senator Platt, by request, introduced
bill for the admission of New Mexico.
% Chas. E. Kincaid, the slayer of ex-
Congressman Taulbee, has been bailed.
Tacoma has raised a $4,000 subsidy
for the Pacific Mail Steamship company.
Murat Halstead will become editor of
the Brooklyn Standard Union next week.
Polish socialists and anarchists are re-
ported to be intending to revolt in May.
The Moline, Ills, Buggy company
suffered to the extent of $4,000 from
fire.
Fire in Neville & Co.'s bag warehouse
at San Francisco caused loss of $780,
600.
j A premature blast at Speeds cement
mill, near Sellersburg, Ind, killed three
men.
p Henry Boyle alias John Cox, life
3 convict for murder, suicided by hanging
at Joliet.
The steamer Bilboa is reported lost in
4 the North sea and fifteen persons
drowned.
Chicago gas filters next Monday will
. demand eight hours day and 25 cents
/ increase
The court martial of Commander Nc
4 Gala began at the Brook, n navy yard
4 Tuesday.
The transcontinental association, in
I session at San Francisco, decided to
h maintain rates.
Relic hunters have 30 badly Clipped
y Lincoln monument at Springfield that it
is to be fenced in.
Il. f The president has approved an act for
& a bridge across the Missouri river at
81 Forest City, S. D.
The Pittsburg switchmen's strike has
been officially settled. Concessions were
{ made on both sides.
It is believed the railway employees at
Pittsburg will settle their grievances
without strike.
II F. II. Pope, the Louisville bank teller
y rested at Lamy, Mexico.
The Hendricks monument has reached
New York and will be unveiled at In
dian!apolis the last of May.
The hundred and fifteenth anniversary
of the battle of Lexington was celebrated
in Massachusetts Saturday.
The loss to farmers by timber fires near
Plainfield, Conn.,, is estimated at 10000
Il and the fires are still spreading.
An American syndicate is reported to
have bought a controlling interest in
Canadian binding twine factories.
Conductor, Houghtaling, in charge of
q the train wrecked at Bayview, N. Y, last
& month, has been indicted for manslaugh-
ter. sz .....
An attempt to put $500 of Chicagos
striking carpenters to work was post
y poned but will probably succeed Satur-
day.
Application has been made for the re-
lease on bail Of Chas E. Kincaid, charged
with the murder of Congressman Taul-
q bee. l. zA III
Tornado fever creates panic at La
Is grange, KY The germs Of the disease
f are said to have been carried by the
storm. a. A. y \ .t,t1.s l.5sI. s.lg>
An attempt to consider the Chicago
worlds fair bill in the senate Friday
failed on account of pressing executive
BUSINESS ,SS,asa& go aS5is 4. +, 5sss
The death of Abner 81. Bowen of Del
gphi, Ind, worth three millions, is the
signal for endless litigation, no will be-
ing found. I. Z, 5s5$s. ... 4.
An old German named Heinnemann
committed suicide Friday night in st.
81 Paul by hanging. He was out Of work
and Respondent.
Eighteen miiitiamen and thirty outlaws
had g pitched battle in the Black noun
tains, eighteen miles from Harlan court
house, Kentucky. Five soldiers were
n wounded. It is not known how many
4Outlaws are wounded, as they are penned
h In q barn. Reinforcements are now on
the way and further fighting will follow.