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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-05-15

down to a bottomless abyss, carrying all
things with it. Instantly she raised her
volce-alas, too late to stay the STORM
The Glrondins, under the lead of Vergni-
aud and Brissot, made heroic efforts to
rally the friends of order and to arrest the
headlong course of radicalism, tending
swiftly to the Terror, but it was all in
vain. Robespierre stood off and Knocked.
Danton turned and denounced the party of
moderation as the secret friends of TYRANNY.
Marat croaked like a bullfrog, full OF
venom, splitting up from his cellar. Vainly
did Nine. Roland in her salon plead for hui.
manity, for the cessation of strife, for the
prevention of the coming reign of horror and
blood. Her husband was driven from the
ministry. The king was hurried to the scat
fold. The Mountain turned with anger
and contempt upon the Gironde, and the
death grip followed. 1t was a fearful
struggle that, in which the weakened Spirit
of Order, still looking with compassion on
the world, vas seized by the demoniac
Spirit of Revenge and Terror.
All the world knows how the Door Gil
ronde, beautiful in despair, went to the
wall. Marie Jeanne Roland, like a serene
soul, fitted from place to place, even to the
bar OF the assembly, pleading and expostu.
latlng for her friends. But with the 1st of
June, 1893, she, too, was arrested and thrown
into the Abbaye prison. AS for her hus.
band-perhaps by her skillful planning
he escaped and fled to far Rouen, where he
will presently free himself with his W
sword from a world red With crime. Once
his wife managed to obtain her own liber.
alton, but was Immediately seized again
and hurried to the Conciergerie. There
mi thn ,rfp,k,,-n%o ~-1 l.
became more glorious than ever. Riouffe,
her fellow prisoner, declares that some.
thing more than was ever before seen in
the look of woman painted itself in those
large black eyes of hers, full of sympathy
n sweetness.
"She spoke to me often" says he, lat the
CRATE; we were all attentive around her in
a sort of admiration and establishment.
She expressed herself with a purity, with
a harmony and prosody that made her Ian
guage k music, of which the ear could
never have enough. Her conversation was
serious, not cold; coming from the mouth
OF a beautiful woman, it was frank and
courageous as that of a great man." But
her maid declares, Before you she collects
her strength, but in her own room she will
SIT three hours sometimes, leaning on the
window and weeping"
In that prison of the Conciergerie Nine.
Roland wrote her immortal Memoirs"
that Appel d la Posterttte which is as the
voice, of a beautiful oma about to be ex-
tinguished foreveri in the blackness of death.
= reader, peruse those Memoirs" and
think Of her, the queenly revolutionist, the
white statue of serene beauty and nobility
OF soul seen moonlike among the black
clouds Of the Reign Of Terrorl Her condem.
nation came swiftly. She goes uncomplain-
ingly TO the guillotine. On the way she
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-05-15
THE FEDERAL BUILDING.

traI octagonal dome, 200 feet in diameter
and 100 feet high, the floor of which will
be kept free from exhibits. In the various
departments there will be exhibits from
the Smithsonian institution and the fish
cries commission, and the manufacture Of
small arms, the appliances of army hos
pitfalls, the coming of metals and printing
OF bank notes, ETC., will be illustrated. In
addition to exhibiting all it's methods of
work, the postoface department will run q
regular p~ostofice for the collection and de-
livery Of exposition mail. All manner of
outdoor exhibits are to be plaoad on tho
surr1undnR grounds. Il
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-05-15
Uncle Sam at the Worlds Fair.

The government exhibit building at the
Worlds fair will be classical in style and
bear a strong resemblance to the federal
buildings in Washington. 1t will be To-
Gated northwest of the main building. and
cover an area of 300 by 400 feet. The ma
terials used in it's construction will be iron,
brick and glass, and the cost $500, 900. Its
leading architectural feature will be q Gen.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-05-15

RATIEN PHIL
pom dwelt in Par
is. He was an en-
graver. an eccen-
trio, %irascible
man, ambitious of
much, involved in
outside specu | a
and there
fore poor. In n
thing, howev e r,
he was rich. In
1854 there wa 8
born to him a
lD-~h 4 ~ ,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-05-15
PROPOSALS
FOR THE PURCHASE OF
State Normal School Bonds

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS.
SEoRETARy's OFFICE,
BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA,
April IL, 1891,
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
will be received at the office of the State Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction until noon on
Wednesday, the 9th dsy of May. A. D. 1891, for
the purchase of $40. 600 bonds issued by the Board
of Directors of the State Normal Schools under
authority of section 10 of an act ENTITLED IAN
act to provide for the erection, operation and
management of the normal schools of the state;
and to repeal chapters 1852 and 1853, laws of 1890,
entitled, respectively, IAN act entitled An act to
provide for the erection and operation Of a state
normal school at Mayvill", Trail county, North
Dakota approved February II, $780," and ".An
act to locate and provide for the government of a
state normal school at Valley City, Barnes conn
ty, North Dakota approved MarcA 8, $780, ap-
proved March Z. 1891.
Said bonds are issued as follows: $40. 900 for
the erection and main enance of a state normal
school at Mayville, and $50, 900 for the erection
and maintenance of a state normal school at VAL
ley City.
The bonds are to bear date of May 81, 1891, and
to be delivered on date of sale in denominations
of $1,000 each. They are payable in twenty years
from date of issue from the interest and income
fund belonging to the respective safe normal
schools.
Said bonds bear interest at the rate of AZ per
cent. per annum, payable annually on the first
day of January of each year.
The bonds are t, be sold to the highest bidder.
and no bids will be received below par. The
right to reject any and all dds is reserved.
Envelopes containing proposals must be
marked Proposals for the purchase of state
normal school bonds"
Further information will be furnished on ap-
plication to COMMUNICATION. George Kanouse,
Valley City; Hon. E.. M. Paulson, Mayyille. and
Hon. I. B. Gibbs, Msyville.
JOHN OGDEN,
+. W. CATHRo. President.
Secretary.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-05-15
Deduct liability for losses reported,
Total assets, above all liabilities,
Income During the Year

Income During the Year 1890.
Whole amount of cash premiums re-
celyed ISL, 72O 81
Whole amount of cash premiums
received On policies in the State
of North Dakota. ........ .S5,7 SO
Whole amount of interest money re-
ceiyed 6,676 40
from all other sources, Guaranty
Trust Fund note 1924 so
Whole amount of income received
from North Dakota, account Guar
anty trust fund notes ...... $417 90
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-05-15
Risks.

Gr'ss amount of risks taken during
Gross amount of risks taken in the
State Of North Dakota during the
Whole amount of risks outstand.
W ini amount Of losses incurred s8'0'z'ooo W
during the year 1890, including
those claimed and not yet due. 49,. 1O6.5 sos 90
Number of agents in the State of
North DAKOTA ...................1
STATE OF MINNESO "a, L.
County of Ramsey. }ss'
Russell R. Dorr, president, and Douglas Put
pam. secretary of the Bankers Life Association.
being duly sworn dspose and say
statement of the affairs of said company; that
the said insurance company is the bona fde
owner of at least one hund' ed Thousand doll4rs
United States stocks and bonds, or in bonds and
mortgages of real estate unincambered, and
worth double the amount for which the same is
mOrtgaged. and they are the above d described Off
''S >'' RUSSELL < i Dom, President.
DOUGLAS PUINAM. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day of February. 1891.
Notary Public, Ramsey County, MINI.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.. {
1, A. L. Carey, commissioner of insurance of
the state of North Dakota, do hereby certify that
the above Is a true copy of the original statement
uOW Oh ulo II Ills OulC0.
In witness whereof l have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the seal of this office, at Bismarck,
this I'd day of March, 1891.
lsEAL.l A. L. CAREY,
COMMISSIONS of Insurance.
By L. E. CoMERFoRD, Chief Clerk.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF INSURANCE. (
ooMPANY's CERTIFICATE OF A%UTHoR1Tr.
Whereas. The Bankers Life Association.
q corporation organized uuder the
laws of Minnesota. has filed
exhibiting its condition and business 70,
the year ending December 81, 1880, c%onformable
to the requirements of the laws of this state reg.
ulating the business of insurance.; and
Whereas, the said company has filed in this Of
flee a duly certified copy of it's charter, with Ger.
~tiicate of organization, in compliance with The
requirements of the insurance laws aforesaid;
Now, therefore, I, A. L. Carey, commissions
of insurance Of the state of North Dakota. pur
suant to the provisions of said laws, do hsrpb.
certify that the above named company Is full!
uncovered through it's authorized agents te
transact it's appropriate business of life insur
anca, in this state, according to the laws thereof
until the 91st day Of December, A.. D. 1881.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto set m,
hand and seal at Bismarck this I'd day o.
March, A. D.. 1891. A. L.. CAREY,
[sEAL.l Commissioner of Insurance.
BY L. =. CoMERFoRD, Chief Clerk.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-05-15
Expenses During the Year 1872

Whole amount OF losses paid during
the year 1s9o..;;..:.:...:........:...s 1O4,5c5 q
Amount accrued prior to preceding
statement ............... .. 81, 900 90
Amount accrued subsequent to pre-
ceding statement. ...... SOP, sos 90.
AmounG Of commissions and fees
paid t, officers and agents during
the year ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: 14,Oss
Amount of taxes paid during the
year 1896; 1854
Amount of taxes paid the State of
'Nor;h Dakota during the year
do9o $l72 ~
Whole amount paid for salaries of
officers and agents during the year
1851 1914
Whole amount of all other expendi-
lures during the year 1896. ......... 1902 Q
Total expenditures ..............$ l54,374
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A NNUAL STATEMENT For the year ending
"A ecamber 81. A. d. 1890, of The condition
and affairs of the
Bankers Life Association, Of 81. Paul, MINI,
Organized under the laws of the state of
Minnesota; made to the COMMISSIONS of Insur-
ance of the State Of North Dakota, in pursuance
President, Russell Il. Dorr; vice-president.
John b. Sanborn; secretary, Douglas Putnam.
Principal office, st. Paul, Mimi.
Organized or incorporated August 6, 1880; COM
menced business August 8, 1880.
Capital.
Amount of assets actually paid in
cash, S218,618. 49,; total net assets IS 81, 1922 80
Property or Assets of the Company.
The c .th on and in its office is 80. 20S OF
The cash on deposit in bank SIS 4I,2S5 ii
Stocks and bonds owned by the COM
pany. tu-wit:
United States registered 1 per
cent. Donds. 176, It's 90
Ramsey county,, Minnesota, 8 per
sent. bonds 1000 90
Other assets:
Interest accrued 1871 a.
Guaranty trust fund notes not due
on memberships in force..... 1925 rs
Entrance payments in process of
collection, not yet due. 9O6 92
Mortuary assessments
Mortuary assessments not
vet c-lled for losses paid 1000 90
MOrtuary assessments not
yet called for losses re-
pofCeu.. 4,OO w
s5O,O36 50
Deduct estimated cost of
collection ............... $50 90
- 1885 50
g o91 100 on
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-05-15
MARIE JEANNE ROLAND.
JOHN CLARK RlDPATH'S SKETCH OF
THE GlRoNDIST QUEEN.
Early Days of Marie Philipoa-Her Place
Among the Observation-Disclosures of Her
Salon and Pen-The Catastrophe and
Execution.

copyright, 1891, by American Press Associa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-26
PERSONAL

Mr. and Ma n. A. Gunserson. O. this city,
leave Monday for Malxnc, sweden. Nalac Is
Mt Gun6erSon's native home, and fhfs il hrs
frxf yisis In a. abssnee oi twenry-toar ye&rA
Deputy Sheriff Frank Leve-e. who has he>n IL
so- some weeks with catarrhal fever. il conva-
leScenl
M aad Mrs. J. L Erowa, OF EllelseuyEh,
were a. the Occidental hotel yesterday
Nj. e E. wisaaa-. of San Jcse. Cal, 10 in the
ciry with q view 70 remaining.
Mr. ". Beckett and family, Of Anaccgtes, are
sf the Arlington
NV r resrecne. Of whascou. Is staying
O. the Arlington
Mr. Il. h stevens. Of Syracuse, h staying II
the ocr3centaA
M O. Watson. Of chinsccshe, Is II TIE sno-
sua.rase hotel
Mr.. q. W. sinmons, sheriff OF Yakima county,
10 IN the city
Nr B. " NcpcnoasA. es sumass. h q tie
Grand hotel
Nj. ara Ma H a. Tcad- Of shelton, are ~ The
soosralm.e-
Nj. NJ ssearns. Of walaa wa,,a. 10 staying
q TIE pilaer
NJ George r H. Monk. Of Biskelsy. il II the
pllic- hotel
NJ, william waiksr. Of Port Gamble. 10 II tie
Rainier.
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Tur wardersE carne IN yesterday for coal on
her uay dewn from Incorna- having toscd the
.asp Palestine 10 that peri the DAY before 70 Load
coal Tor san Francisco. The sas. On her return
70 Port BlRkelev, was 10 tow the bark Southern
CHIEF 70 sea- lumber laden "a. san Francisco
Trs Violet arrived in light yesterday. Cap
tain Ccnne-x said that 10 was net piles hut rail.
road ties which 20; eut % hrs boom Thursday
he lost only forty OF 600 N the ecosn.
steamer Mirhsgsn arrived from Portland yes
serdsx, bringing in Fifty tons OF merchandise.
she las gone 10 Roche haroos 10 load line for
TIE return TIL.
Steamer CcsEoroais arrived from San Frzn-
cisco last evening with . cargo o; 90 tons o!
freight and good list OF passengers
Tnr Chinook will BE sent % Ansccrses - Aavs
her house and 1ttlngs arranged log carrying
passengers
Tug BIZ arrived IN yesterday frcn saznisA
with q rxss o. loSs e. SsetSor & Posi- MI Com.
rxny.
Tug 81 Patrick wAs t. lesve this mcrnins "a
tew scov OF stone tron foss Orchard 70 LISA
2ady.
steamer Edsta wens 70 the hunkers fcr Co,
yesterday, and WIN leave On her rrn tonight
Steamer J. 4. Mencnald went out Friday
night with !gil cargo nj srsigh1
Tns Virgil Price raes CT; this morning % tn
hsca.a O. logs - SAinca bay
ssearne- PREMIER esa nes arrive yesterday. BIZ,
VIII Ne in this nc-nias-
Tug Rainier came In light t-un Cape Fisf.sr,
yesterday.
ship Blue Jacket il En- rouse ,rca San Fran
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Glide and lola C.tting Rates In savage
Rivalry.

Glide and lola C.tting Rates In savage
Rivalry.
A fierce rivalry has existed between the
steamers Glide and lola ever since the for
mer boat returned to the vashon Island
route and has finally resulted in whole
sale reduction In passenger rates. The
Glide palled Oh this route some time ago,
but recently returned to it again. while the
lola was temporarily laid up. This an
gered the lola people and wrangle start.
ed up between the crews Of the two boats.
The Glide then left Baker & Co.'S whar,
and went TO the Merchants wharf Some
members Of the Iolas crew went to the
Merchants wharf, and . quarrel ensued
with the engineer On the Glide Those o'
the Iola's crew who participated In the
fight we're arrested and lined.
Since then the Glide has been carrying
passengers to Tacoma and vashon island
for 3 cents. and Is said to have carried
some passengers for nothiAg. The lola Il
reported to Be carrying passengers for Is
cents. but this is denied At Baker 4 Co. :
wharf, where she lands. They say that she
carries passengers TO all points on vashcn
island for . cents, bat has made no cut to
Tacoma
Captain Vanderbilt. of the Glide. claims
that the captain Of the lola told him be
had no right to run ON the route, and the
latter claims that the Glide started in 70
run the lola OF altogether. and has tried
the same thing with several other boats on
different routes.
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WrsnoR corrs-Hunrx.

eufIRzoR corKT-HUMEs.s J.
CasusA Va Kate clcagA-Divnrce; set
sullivan Vi. Lizzie suilivan-pavorx:
- 2 Dsnisua Va George n. peassoa-pi.
- - tr Nay l.
e. q al va George chAriesvorfh Ct q.
T a Until May
Ia grated
g MI Company vs.. Robert Knipe e, a.
e strike. ernasea
Aee1es w A. ". Fisk ct ai-penrrre9 %
INT. denied.
cSsH Manufacturing COMPANY "a Denny
Motion % eonsoaicsse: granted.
-ss : Hi VI. A. ). Yorlg-Mctsoa fer
1870 e al "a c, r. susseil es Al
sada Va n A. Kelly ct al-Nosion sar
lookricse ct ~ vs. John ". Nicely Ct Il.
ses % COMPLAINT; denied.
49, fssneis ". Durham Ct AIDE
Eo 1S.rs ". Rainier Power and Railroad
- nefsnls; entered.
EGSnU sniA ". Rainier Power and Rail-
41Ay-peta1.f; entered
- 80 N, ]. PART, es a..-nesaurre. 70 con.
csesInsec. motion 70 STRIKE: oeried-
ssoerss1 "a Denny Hole! Company
amended complaint; continued
- yum ~ W. G. fsEikner-DesaG.t:
denied. >N'S'
1ack '. $. c Eroaick- 10
srEtaiaec
soees N a. L. Danny e. al.-Nofson 70
- saisi nace definite and certain: DE-
Socsfane VS. A. W. Right Of al-pe-
nsasats orerraGed
! ss2e "a. n. Y. yates ct G-DSrur-er
cs: cserruled
! nS5 = s.sszocc r. James Rankin cs N Lava
- - sk amended cnznT sAa4ni
/ - - e a. Va ALICE {. FiseAer-pe-
80 psasais sve-ruiee
Nashsagtaa Va rre4s wsI,i.ns-N.x-
Dnk ~ sF osv trial ana s-resf a suSr-
@sS W Eea-y R-isner-O~asr s,.s a.
1s@a 70 90 - the supreme r,oy-t
49, e NJ ~ W J. fa-rxr~on a.
In S.ssvas; Sled
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49, verczrs Ter v.s.zs.r. fer y-so.
Esssaos coux--osnosx =
@lsSn N y. Kssssasun-nasn.se.;
Marry Va Pacific Manufacturers
ct Ter Mar
N3n1S N ]. ". Earae es al-r.o--s..
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= Ia " G. G. RseAards-p~
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STEAMER RACE OFF.
The Bailey Gatxert and Grey
hound Fail to Agree.



The proposed race hefveea tha steameFo
Greyhound and Bailey Gatserf WI NOT
come OF today, q the csptaius Of the two
boats failsd % ax1ee On The course. Can
tain Parker. Of the Greyhound. wanted
the race to be from Tacoma 70 Seattle.
While C.nta;n H.srh ~ the R.;,ev fsat.
,~r4 ;,.-;r,-x 60. :. 49, 800. q
an: - osA "a -
- Pn
Inc souo~1ne letter nom e A. Barnes
aatoo Tacoma wharf, April Is, MAS re.
ceiyed By the Hosr-Iyrx1xaaKxcKR yaofer.
DAY:
p.,.<;-~
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1870 = .-s - -
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CuWpany-NpGson iur dismissal. panued
c. C. Wood N DnR3ey q Cozlins-DocnuM a
Heo9 Dog1ey; eutore1
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3ux11 - complaint: Nzfvod.
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passed.
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continued one week
Senffie Cruckerv Ccmunuv ~ Rudolnh Cerf e
al-Notion % - as5de seryice al summOns:
Continual one Week
Han . PanIoon Furnituru COMPANY ". W.
bur Johnson--Noe5on = sfrike angUur: oun-
6nuod ono week
CInusscn-ewceuev Breufnx Coursuy N.
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1he best resddence property q hall pr1ce = ca
1eecoe Hslls south kouxSeenfA street. eaecfrac
une Look Tor the rcd sign on lot Is block So
pssce 49, ana act = block Z. homessead eddl-
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80 sTe @ tne nasne@ ana 100 sasn1y sano
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$500 !, -, y ~ - - III e~.y "a ~
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RATE wAR ON HOODS CANAL

RATE WAR ON HOODS CANAL.
The wases ard Delta WIN Battle fer
the BuS1aess.
There are prospects Of another rate va,
between the steamers Wasco and Delta.
The latter steamer hiss been doing . fair hrs.
mess on the Hoods canal route, and now
the wasco Is running on the same route,
leaving each alternste day at the same
hour a. the Delta. Captain Troutman,
who is interested in the Delta, says that
the wssco is cutting rates and doing
everything possible 20 crowd the Delta
OF the run. He SAYS that, when the Delta
went on the route, rates were put down to
q point which would Just afford Twins
profits and now. Just when business IL be-
ginning 10 pick up, another steamer at
fenspss 10 shut her out altogether. He
said the Delta would continue the cid rates
and does not contemplate making any Ne.
dnction.
The Delta lost one wheel coming acres.
from Kingston yesterday. She viii be pui
in readiness for her trip tomorrow how.
ever.