Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-10-17
SEVENTEENTH YEAR
NUBS OF NEWS,

The total registration of Chicago is
estimated at 100000.
The Chicago & Northwestern employees
were given their demands.
A movement is on foot to plant
Japanese colony in Mexico.
= The worst storm of the season is re.
ported at Detroit, on the lakes.
The Vermont legislature asked that the
Worlds Fair be closed on Sunday.
Nine. Patti will build synagogue at
Craig-y-nos, her residence in Wales.
A hurricane in Arndale, Kas., Tues
day caused great damage to property.
Engineer Clark was killed at Pacific
junction, Iowa, by two engines COLI ling.
Great excitement over the finding of
pearls prevails in the locality of Chiffon,
Wis.
Slavin and McAuliffe have been COM
mitted for engaging in a common prize
fight.
It is reported that Dillon and O'Brien
just passed through Paris, en- route to
Rome.
The Detroit mine at Ishpeming, Mich,
comedies the demands of the striking
miners.
Arrests of Armenians continue. Those
taken into custody we're shockingl ly NAL
treated
The stri of the dock laborers in Linn
erick, Ireland, has ended in victory for
the men.
Senator Moody addressed large po
litical meeting at Canton, S. D., Tues
day night.
A falling derrick at Iron Mountain,
: Mich, killed one man and dangerously
injured another.
A passenger train ON the Illinois Cen
tral was derailed Wednesday and several
persons injured.
The supreme court adjourned until
Monday, on account of the death of
Chief Justice Miller.
Four masked men make an nnsuccess-
full attempt to rob the consolidated tank
line at Armourdale, Ka.
Nine merchants in Nashville, Tenn,
win in test case instituted against them
for selling original packages.
A woman at Springfield, Ohio, sudden
ly became raving mad and attempted to
slay her infant son as sarcltice.
The belief exists that the international
Brotherhood of locomotive engineers will
remain an independent organization.
Albert Blatz, ice~president of the
Blatz brewing company, denies that the
Blatz brewery has been sold to an Eng
ish syndicate.
Gladstone considers the American
tariff law ''deplorable error, attended
with severe and cruel consequences to in
nocent persons"
The republican congressional conven-
tien of the Ninth district of Pennsyl-
vania has nominated Daniel H. W.
q Wingerd for congress.
III Jack McAuliffe was arrested on a
charge of numbering his wife, but was re-
leased, as the autopsy shows that death
was caused by heart disease.
Dispatches from Little Harbor, Pic
ton, have the details of the wreck of the
/ barge Mulmerly and report the captain
H and fifteen of the crew lost.
Next Friday the $500" line will cut
passenger rates 50 to SIS east from ST..
Paul, making an open rate to meet the
secret cuts by competing lines.
Chinese advices staate that there has
been great gambling in silver at Hong
81 Kong and the Hong Kong bank is said
4 to have made millions out of the deal.
@.- A great storm extended over a wide
! territory in the region of the Ohio river
and tributaries, attended with great dam
r age to property. But one life is reported
lost. T.. .r,4 5a =5. =
Two hundred and fifty thousand bot
i Ties of champagne are en- route to New
4 York from Paris on a speculation to
forestall the operations of the new tariff
!. law. r4.S 4t.r,
The session of the northwestern branch
\ Of the Womans Home Missionary at In
dianapolis has closed. The secretary was
authorized to pledge $4,000 for mission
538 ary work.
DR.. Merrill E. Gates of Amherst col
81 lege has been elected by the Indian COM
A missioners at Mohawk, N. Y, to fill the
Il vacancy in the presidency caused by the
death Of Gen. Clinton B. Fisk.
An unfinished bridge gave way near
Webster Spring, w. Va, while six per-
& sons were crossing. All were thrown into
a Elk river, forty feet below. Five were
ID wounded, two probably fatally.
Judge John B. Ryeland of Lexington,
Mo-, has instructed the grand jury to in
vestigate the report Of games of cards for
money known as "progressive euchre"
4 and high five" played in private houses,
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Il players regardless OF sex or social posi-
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