Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-05-01
Condensed

The Boston painters strike is declared
off.
st. Louis carpenters will strike May
LIST.
Bob Ingersoll has a serious case of
grip.
Mrs. Eaton, the presidents sister, is
better.
The Detroit street railway strike X n
tinues.
Jenny Lind's memoirs have been pub
lished.
Portuguese papers want a treaty with
England.
Chilian insurgents have won another
victory.
Two fatalities from a severe storm at
Beda, KY.
Thursday, 3,177 immigrants arrived at
New York.
There we're disastrous rains and foods
in Peru in March.
Good grain weather all over the north
western grain fields.
It is denied that the Great Northern
will cut eastern rates. .
The st. Clair flats ice jam has broken
and boats are passing.
It is stated that England and Italy
have concluded a treaty.
It is believed the British troops have
o,oroo1 tho Tn6ian raho1S.
A mysterious Jack the Ripper murder
has occurred in New York.
The Pittsburg bod carriers struck
against the masons' lockout.
Pennsylvania foreign cookers drill night
ly and trouble is anticipated.
The Worlds Fair laborers strike has
been temporarily abandoned.
Canadian millers are trying to intro
duce their -four into Jamaica.
Private Secretary Halford and daugh-
ter started for Europe Friday.
The work on the Worlds Fair site is
entirely suspended by a strike.
Lake Superior is clear of ice at Du-
luth, and navigation has opened.
Ground was broken for the Grant
monument at New York Monday.
Reading collieries have increased the
working time and miners rejoice.
Slavin, Mitchell and Moore, the pugi-
lists, arrived at New York, Friday.
The stallion Alabaster, worth 100000,
record 2:15, died at Dayton, Ohio, Mon
day.
The propeller Milwaukee, Chicago to
Buffalo, sack III the Detroit river Fri
day.
Louis Behinah, a we'll known leight-
weight prize fighter, died at Cincinnati
Monday,
The democratic amendment to the I'LL
hois compulsory school law has passed
the house.
The Detroit street cars will not run till
the authorities can furnish the proper
protection.
Mrs. George Murphy, the crazy wife
of a Fort Wayne, Ind, farmer, killed her
five year old daughter.
LILO urSb WLlGo I6puUllCdu COuSouUlOu
has been held in South Carolina and it
is considered significant.
Complete election figures, official,
make Hampstead Washburne mayor of
Chicago by 296 plurality.
Seven hundred italian masons struck
near New York and the police had to ar
rest twelve to quell the riot.
The California attorney general says
the San Francisco stock exchange is
illegal and wants it %enjoined.
It is now safe to say that the Iowa
miners will not go out May LIST. They
are satisfied with a ten-hour day.
The Detroit street car strikers we're
given everything by the arbitrators, and
the company agrees to the verdict.
Gen. H. o. Vancleve, an old resident
of Minneapolis, died on Friday night, of
pneumonia, aged 81. He leaves a large
family.
Cashier Covington, Montgomery City,
Mo-, disappeared and the bank has
closed till the shortage is definitely
known.
The Wisconsin state normal school at
Whitewater was damaged by fire Mon
day, to the extent of from $4,000 to
$4,000
Geo. Freeman of Montana has been
appointed confidential clerk to the COM
missioner of the general land Office,
Washington.
The new executive committee of the
republican league includes T. E. Byrnes,
Minnesota; A. B. Guptil, North Dakota,
and A. B. Shaw, Wisconsin.
The Illinois Legislative committee finds
the Chicago live stock exchange has boy
cotted the American live stock exchange
and it's charges are unreasonable.
Harrisville, a thriving village on the
route into the Adirondack forest, was
practically destroyed by fire Monday, the
loss being estimated at 100000.
Fred Feffer, a Bourbon, Ind, farmer,
exploded a dynamite cartridge under a
stump while he stood near with a basket
full of similar cartridges. The remains