Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-04-11
SEVENTEENTH YEAR
NUBS OF NE WS.

SL ElN HLN II GAIN
NUBS OF NEWS.
The Binghamton. N. Y, printers struck
for eight hours day.
Representative Clifford is recovering
from his recent sickness.
The crusaders permanently closed two
saloons at Pennington. Mo.
The Montana election contest is under
consideration by the senate.
John Waugh of jamestown. will be
Indian agent at Devils Lake.
The Illinois officials place the winter
wheat damage at 30 per cent.
The Joliet striking quarrymen gained
an advance and the strike is ended.
The Pan-American southern tour be-
gins April 18th and ends May Goth.
The French freight steamer Panama is
ashore at Jones inlet, Long Island.
Fast day was generally observed in
Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
At Arkansas City, Ark, the river is
falling two-tenths of a foot an hour.
The Chicago bucket shop quotations
are being cut off more than heretofore.
The Horace Greeley homestead at
Chappaqua has been destroyed by fire.
The Baltimore corn exchange substi-
tuted New York quotations for Chicago.
Six New York white lead companies
have combined with capital of $lO00,-
600.
The Chicago striking plumbers have
pursuaded the non-union men to join the
strike.
The annual "egg rolling" by Washing
ton children occurred at the white house
grounds.
The St. Louis board of trade has Sc
cured New York quotations in place of
Chicago.
The Chicago bucket shops got quota
tions Notwithstanding the rigid board of
trade rules.
The Legislative, executive and judicial
appropriation, as completed, aggregates
$20,864, 1926.
It is said that Queen Victoria will soon
abdicate and give the Prince of Wales a
chance before she dies.
Three thousand five hundred Mormon
immigrants are expected in the north
west territory this spring.
It is said that Bismarck will send his
views to the press at frequent intervals
on important political topics.
The time from San Francisco to Hong
kong has been reduced from twenty
to twenty days by the steamship China.
The Canadian system of carrier pigeon
messenger stations has been proposed
for the benefit of vessels along the shore.
The list of Prince Bismarck's birthday
gifts is long one and proves conclusive
ly how dear the diplomat is to the public
heart.
The New York produce exchange
gained much business by the Chicago
board OF trade fight against the bucket
shops ''''.''
Representative Picker has introduced
bill granting the Omaha & Forest City
,. railroad right of way through the Crow
Creek reservation.
The house has passed the senate con-
current resolution favoring the arbitra-
ton of all international disputes and so
instructed the president.
The wives of several prominent poll
ticians want to raise twenty thousand
dollars for bronze statue to be pre-
sented to France as token OF friend
ship.
Colonel Dearaud, q Russian, called
General Boynton coward. The latter
threw him out of the door, and he re-
turned to say he knew Boynton was not
q coward.
Graham, a member of the Ontario
legislature, says that if Canada fails to
get unrestricted reciprocity with the
United States, annexation is her newt
7 able destiny. a.r,,
Richard Cattron, Tennessee high
81 wayman, while resisting arrest, killed
Deputy Geo. Gibson, seriously wounded
Deputy Chss. Hosett, and was probably
/ fatally shot himself. .<
Il Senator Pierce will introduce bill pro-
viding that any settler contesting claims.
who has no right Of entry himself, invali-
dates all rights thereto. It is further
4 provided in certain cases where land has
Z been mortgaged on final proof, that its en-
try shall be valid. 81. H g5.s.
e The Presbyterian, Congregational,
Protestant Episcopal, Baptist, Meth
odist and other missionary societies op-
pose the proposed Chinese enumeration
bill as violation of the treaty rights and
likely to endanger the personal safety Of
missionaries. 8 If. Il Ssss
N King Rex, who has held forth in ori-
n entail magnifcence at his winter palace
y in New Orleans, now announces that he
y has located his court in Ogden, Utah,
and will open for business, so to speak,
} on the third Of next July. This will be
4 the first carnival Of the kind ever held
& in the Rocky mountains and will be q
pleasing diversion TO those who have