Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-11-13
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NEWS NOTES.
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Paragraphs of Interest Cleaned from
Many Sources.
The National Farmers Alliance meets
In indianapolis on the 10th and 18th of
this month.
Eli kensler, who was shot while en-
gagged in a friendly scuffle with his
cousin, Arthur Lamere, at Rapid City.
| s. D., Nov. 7, is dead.
| The liberals have concluded not to
contest the reelection of the Rt. Hon.
| w. l.. GraysOn, the new chief secretary
for Ireland. as member for North Leeds.
The navy department. to-day received
a telegram announcing the arrival of
the San Francisco at Acapulco. She
will leave there at once for San Fran
cisco.
At Fort Smith, Ark, hundred
masked men took an old man named
Rice to the outskirts of the town and
gave him hundred lashes. Rice was
56 years old and his offense was marry-
ing girl of l2.
Acting Secretary of War Grant has.
at his own request, relieved Lieutenant
George H. Patten, Twenty-second in
fantry, from duty in connection with
the militia of North Dakota, to take
effect Nov. 30, and he is directed to ioin
his company.
At Orangeville, CAL, z. P. Brandon
and wife have died from arsenical
poisoning. A grown son and daughter
were also poisoned, and the former is
expected to die. The latter may recover.
Arsenic was placed in biscuits in mis-
take for baking powder.
District Attorney Milchrist is prepar-
ing to prosecute the leading anarchists
who, during the memorial parade in
Chicago Sunday, detained the United
States mail by arbitrarily refusing to
allow the government mail wagons to
cross the line of march,
Walter Griffin, nineteen Years old.
while at work upon the new grand
stand at the Minnesota state fair
grounds, fell from Il scaffolding twenty
feet high to the ground. His back was
broken, and he died while being con-
veyed to a hospital
At Deerfeld, Mimi, Ed Smith shot
Abbie Wheeler in the breast with a re-
volver, the ball passing through the
lungs. The location Of the ball is not
determined She was about seven wears
old. 1t was another case of didn't
know it was loaded" The doctors
think she may possibly live.
At the adjourned annual meeting of
the shareholders of the Canadian Paci-
tic. to consider the acquisition of the
Calgary and Edmonton, it was found
that the necessary unanimous consent of
the bondholders of the latter company
had not been assured, and further CON
slderatlon OF the matter was postponed
until Dec. ID.
| Terrific Dynamite Explosion.
| HAYWARD, Wis, Nov. 11.-Three
men and a boy lie naimed, bleeding
and dying: three men are seriously in
| jured, and many others are suffering
from painful wounds. all the result of
terrific explosion of dynamite
which occurred at 1890 a. m
At that hour Mr.. McWilliams, the pro-
prietor Of the Nalnskagon hotel, dis
covered flames bursting from the north
west end Of the North Wisconsin Lum-
ber company's warehouse. He at once
sounded an alarm, and with others
rushed over to the building with the in
tention of bursting in the doorway
They had just reached the front of the
structure when a terrific explosion
ing and the flying timbers were hurled
in every direction. Fred Nelson Was hit
in the head by huge beam and half Of
the scalp completely removed. When
taken to the hospital few moments
later it was discovered that his
skull was crushed and the brains We're
protruding. Although he is breathing
at this writing he cannot live more than
an hour or two. All of the others in
the vicinity We're hurled through the air
distance of several feet, and half
dozen were picked up ten minutes later
and carried into the hotel, where ready
hands were soon busy caring for their
immediate needs until physicians ar
rived
The fire caught from stove in the.
Office located in the northwest end of
the long warehouse. The building con-
tanned a lot of flour, feed and lumber
and large lot of dynamite was also
stored near the Office end. After the
>; explosion not single light Of glass in a
building within radius Of two blocks
from the passenger depot was found to-
be unbroken. The window sash and;
door and window frames of the depot
were all III
i Shattered to Splinters, 54S
and the building was more or less dam:
aged. In the Namakagon hotol guests!
asleep in their rooms were awakened by
crashing glass, plastering and timbers,s
and one man woke up with his face
bleeding from a severe cut made by u
]. huge splinter that had been hurled;
3 3 through the winddo
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