Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-07-03
TELEGRAPHlC CONVERSATIONS.

MINOR Mentlon Made OF Various Interest
+. ing Events.
Hurley. Wis, is to have a regularly
organized militia company.
In Southern Wales heavy rains pre-
vail causing disastrous and serious
damage to property.
At La Crosse, Elmere Bros, dealers
IN rubber stamps, typewriters, ETC., were
closed up by the sheriff.
At Wilmington, DEL, William M
: lllhaney was shot and killed by neief
Dor named William J. Dunseth during
quarrel The murderer was arrested.
The commercial treaty with America
was signed by Spain Friday. It will be
published Aug. l and will 20 into opera
tion Sept. l.
The Paris police visited the Offices of
the Panama Company and seized all
documents relating to the business OF
the company.
Herr Mayer, director of the Hesse
branch of the German State bank has,
been sentenced to ten years inlprison.
ment for fraud and forgery.
The Northern Pacific's earnings fell
of $41 1928 for the, third week of June
and the Wisconsin Central $17,2O3, Tie
Eastern Illinois gained $11, 400.
The Hamburger -Nachrichten BIS
marck's organ) disapproves OF the pro-
posed visit of Emperor William to Eng
land as calculated to alarm Russia.
Colonel John 7. Brady, one of the
Oldest, wealthiest and best-known citi-
zens of Texas, was stricken with appo-
glexy Thursday and died Saturday, at
Houston, Tex.
Frank Claude, of La Crosse, Wis. is
abed from the effects of spider bite.
The poisonous insect stung him under
the knee and caused his leg to swell
! nearly double the size.
John l.. Sullivan left San Francisco
for Australia Saturday. A large crowd
waved the big Boston pugilist adieu and
many worshipers wished aim safe
journey and a speedy return.
( Berlin advices state that public SYM
pathy is very generally with the brick
layers in their demand for 80 pfennigs
per hour or about ID cents, in the case
of all employers not now paying that
amount.
Mrs. Gunder Mickelson, a Scandipa
Wan woman aged 72 years, living in the
town of Preston, Wis, committed s,1i
eide by hanging herself in granarv
She was probably temporarily insane.
4 T. S. Ansley, superintendent of Indian
schools, is at Black River Falls, Wis.
examining different sites for the loca-
tion of school for the Winnebago and
other Indians. The city offers to donate
200 acres of land for site.
The annual report of the Atlantic and
Pacific railroad company, which has
been filed with the California state rail-
road commission shows that the expen-
ditures during the last year were s716,-
4 OOO and the earnings $S98,00O.
& The German kaiser, to show his es-
TEEN of religion, has bestowed on all
the Protestant superintendents general.
a dignity in the Lutheran corresponding
very much to that of bishop in the
Anglican church, large gold crosses to
be worn by them when officiating.
Mrs. G. Fallon, aged 10 years, a resi- i.
dent of Appleton, Wis, for thirty wears.
was instantly killed by the Milwaukee,
Lake Shore and Western passenger
train. The brakeman thinks that She
threw herself in front of the engine.
Her friends think she must have STUN
bled.
The steam yacht Peerless collided
with the tug Thomas V. Boyd in Hell
Gate, N. Y. The tug was SO badly
damaged that she sank within few
/ minutes. Three of the crew with the
captain were rescued by the Peerless,
but the cook is missing and is believed
i to have been drowned.
A Calcutta dispatch says that the
h government of British India has
4 formally made a claim on the part of
the Mekong valley now in dispute be-
tween France and Siam. It is claimed
that the part in question formerly be-
@1onged to the kingdom of Burmah, an
snexed not long ago by the British.