Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-03-28
SEVENTEENTH YEAR
NUBS OF NEWS.

NUBS OF NEWS.
Paris fears meat famine.
Judge Cooley is ill in Florida.
Mackinaw straits are clear of ice.
Loredo, Texas, has lost 100000 by a
fire.
Alice Townsend, burlesque actress,
died at Pittsburg.
The dock laborers at Liverpool have
again struck work.
Tennyson is extremely ill and the worst
is feared. He is 81.
Boulanger will return to France if
granted court martial.
Efforts are being made for the release
of the Duke of Orleans.
The business portion of Elmore, COL,
is burned. Loss, $25,00O.
The Maryland legislature has passed
an anti-pool gambling bill:
A hot and bitter political campaign is
opening with the Cherokees.
No less than nine suicides we're COM
mitted in Chicago last week.
The rumor that Mr.. Willard is to get
control of the 500 road is denied.
The Italian socialists will run fifty
candidates at the coming election.
Senator Allison is said not to be pleased
with the draft of the new tariff bill.
Senator Powers son will act as aman-
uensis to his father at Washington.
The Ontario legislature will consider a
motion for unrestricted reciprocity.
James Brown, the king of counterfeit
ers, is dying in the Ohio penitentiary.
Humorist Peck has been nominated for
mayor Of Milwaukee by the democrats.
Mr.. Gladstone denies that he is about
to resign his seat in the house Of COM
mons.
The total loss from the west Vulcan
mine fire, Norway, Wis, may reach
$25O,000.
Chicago is to have the biggest plate
glass factory in the world, with capital
Of $2,OOO,OO0.
At the November election Nebraska
votes on prohibition amendment to the
constitution.
It is said that Dom Pedro has ex-
pressed desire to return to Brazil as a
private citizen.
A cyclone at Edgemore, S. c., on Sat
urday blew down fourteen houses and
killed negro
A bill has been introduced in the SEN
ate to give the widow of Gen. Crook a
$4,000 pension.
A motion to restrain Buck Ewing
from playing with the Players League
has been denied.
General Schenck, the veteran soldier
and congressman, died at Washington
Sunday, aged 81 years.
Senator George wants to amend the
constitution 80 as to allow the govern
ment to suppress trusts.
One Of the three men concerned in the
Smell murder at Omaha has confessed,
duplicating the other two.
Governor Hill thinks the ballot reform
ybill unconstitutional and wants an opin-
ion from the court of appeals.
Justice Campbell of the Michigan eu-
preme court died in Detroit. He has
been chief justice for nine years.
The pneumatic dynamite guns of the
Z Vesuyius have been tested. They threw
200 pounds Of dynamite distance of over
one mile.
Stephen E. Sherman, Buffalo ele-
vator manager, has been found guilty of
grand larceny in stealing $3.50 bushels
Of wheat.
A gambling room has been raided in
4 Boston which was conducted by man
! who five years ago was an Unitarian
clergyman.
@ Western railroads propose to test the
4 constitutionality of the Interstate COM
merce law in pooling and long and short
haul particulars.
The republicans of Iowa declare that if
the new tariff bill is passed, Iowa will
eject ten of the eleven congressman in
that state next fall. -
The Canadian government has de-
cided to expend $4,000 more, or O,OOO
in all. in purchasing seed wheat for
Northwestern farmers.
The long distance telephone between
Wilkesbarre, Pa, New York, Philadel-
phia and Boston, was opened Saturday
and works successfully. .-s
Ex-Police Commissioner George l..
" sRakar If MinnaanOlia cOrnnnifta1 a,1icido
Sunday by shooting himself through the
head. No cause assigned.
Chicago officials discovered gas COM
pany which had been at work for eight
months without license and without The
knowledge Of the officials.
The republicans of Milwaukee have
nominated Thomas FL. Brown for mayor.
1t is said that Geo. w. Peck, the humor-
ist, will be the democratic nominee.
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