Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-06-27
SEVENTEENTH YEAR
NCBS OF NEWS.

NOBS OF NE WS.
Won Moltke is reported seriously ill.
The Illinois Central tie-up continues
The population of Washington city is
22s,16O.
Baltimore officials propose to prevent
Sunday base ball.
The Cleveland switchmen have about
all resumed work.
Lacrosse was heavily damaged by
Mondays storm.
The population of Brooklyn is esti-
mated to be 100000.
The prosecution of pugilists will be
pushed in California.
Two deaths from heat occurred at
Kansas City Monday.
An electrical storm did much damage
at Dubuque, Ia, Tuesday.
Vermont republicans nominated Car
roll S. Paige for governor.
Forest fires are causing considerable
damage in southern Colorado.
It is said that the New York census
figures are close to two millions.
The LaBlanche- Mitchell fight at San
Francisco has been declared off.
Congressman Heard of Missouri has
been renominated by reclamation.
Two men will try to swim the whirl-
pool rapids Of the Niagara on July 4th.
A heavy fall of slate postponed the re-
lease of the Dunbar, Pa, imprisoned
miners.
The New York court of appeals has
decided in the sugar case against the
trust.
Engineer Yocum was killed and several
injured by collision three miles east of
Atchison. .-.....-
. The New York supreme court affirmed
Judgment of the lower court in the
Kemmler case.
Sullivan pleaded guilty at Purvis,
Miss, to the charge OF prize fighting and
was fined $500.
Illinois fruit growers will suffer great
ly from the Illinois Central strike and
freight blockade.
William Harris, the 16-year-old son of
''Uncle Remus'' of the Atlantic Constr
tuition, is missing.
Stansbury defeated O'Connor in
the sculling race on the Parametta river,
Australia, Monday.
Around Mount Carroll, ILL.,, many
thousand dollars worth of crops we're
washed away Friday,
Morris DAILY. the Chicago water office
cashier, is missing and his shortage is
stated at over $4,000.
=, The house committee will report a
broader bill as substitute for the sen.
ate original package bill.
The Indianapolis railroad engineers
are discontented, and Chief Arthur is on
hand to hear formal complaint.
Overwhelming majority. It is French
Canadian victory and means that
Catholicism is the state religion.
Andrew Little and wife we're burned
in their home at Moncton, N. B., the fire
having been started by lightning.
q Fire in Kings county, New York, pen.
itentiary caused loss of $55,000. The
convicts were under good discipline.
Chas. All Song, Reading, Pa, China.
man, has been refused naturalization
papers on account of his nationality.
The senate agreed to conference re.
port on the dependent pension bill and
it now awaits the presidents signature.
Four inches of rain fell in three hours
at Bloomington, ILL.,, Friday, and the
place was flooded. The damage is not
great.
A cyclone nine miles north of Mendoza
ILL.,, injured great many and wrecked
houses, but no one has yet been reported
killed. >,5l5. e..
Otis Pennington and Elmer Hamilton,
both aged twelve, quarrelled while swim.
ming and the former killed the latter by
I shooting. .n.
Great crowds are gathering in Harris.
burg to attend the Pennsylvania republi.
1 can convention, which promises to be
. very exciting.
The international Sunday school con
yeption is in session at Pittsburg, with
200 delegates, representing every state
and territory. r. -. 3 3
The rumor that Paw Paw, ILL.,, had
been demolished by cyclone and seven.
teen people killed is denied, the Cyclone
skipping that town.
The Pennsylvania republicans in theil
platform express confidence in Quay
reiterate allegiance to party principles,
and have nominated state tickets.
Near Colchester, Ont, boiler ex
plosion killed George Craig and Thomas
Quick, probably fatally injured Frank
Quick aud badly injured five others.
BY q vote Of 8 to 6, the house coinage
committee yesterday decided to recon-
mend occurrence In the senat,
: amendments TO the silver bill. Debate
! began yesterday. 81