Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-05-08
NUBS OF NE VS.,

Pittsburg carpenters claim gains.
Senator Regan of Texas has resigned.
The strike cuts little figure in the far
west.
Rains quenchiug New Jersey forest
fires.
Coke operators report more men at
work.
1900 miners struck at Trimble, Ohio,
Friday.
The president arrived at Santa Cruz
Friday.
Bismarck's return to the Reichstag is
certain.
Pittsburg carpenters strike is I'M
changed.
The influenza epidemic is spreading in
England.
The Canadian parliament opened
Thursday.
Forest fires are raging in western
Maryland.
Epizootic is prevalent at Mechanics
burg, Ohio.
The tunnel under the Detroit river has
been begun.
No serious May Day disturbance all
over Europe.
A Jack the Ripper has been arrestedin
Washington.
6O,449 immigrants landed at New York
during April.
There were % evictions at Bradford,
Pa, Monday.
Southeastern Iowa miners have sus-
pended work.
Covington, KY, carpenters struck for
shorter hours.
There we're two hundred labor day ar
rests in Rome.
B. P. Hutchinson has started for Bos-
ton for a rest.
The Cornwall-Quebec canal will be
opened Monday.
Goodwin & Co., Boston druggists, lost
$4,000 by fire.
"Old Hutch" has been located at
Evansville, Ind.
John Sullivan denies the story that he
will fight Slavin.
1,428 Italians immigrants landed at
New York Friday.
1900 pounds of opium was seizedat San
Francisco Friday.
Milwaukee masons want to compro-
promise the strike.
One thousand Wheeling miners struck
till a scale is signed.
There we're 10000 people in the Chica-
go labor day parade.
Many Ohio miners are idle for Labor
Day, but won't strike.
The Illinois miners didn't strike gener-
ally, though a few did.
The miners at Duquoine, Ills, demand
eight hours and are out.
The debt statement shows a decrease
of $1,5l5,327.42 for April.
The Michigan car shops strike at De.
troit is practically over.
An earthquake shock was general in
New England Saturday.
G. D. Freeman, head of the P%ennsylva-
MIA Odd Fellows, is dead.
The New Jersey forests are in danger
OF being wiped out by fires.
DIR. Maus, at Washington, while insane
from sickness, suicided.
Cashier Covington's shortage at Mont
gomery, No, is $4,000.
DR.. Joseph Leidy, an eminent Phila-
delphian, died Thursday.
Plenty Horses jury say they cannot
agree and we're discharged.
Destructive forest fires are raging in
different parts of Pennsylvania.
New Jersey has been relieved from
pleuro pneumonia quarantine.
New York house smiths to the number
of $500 struck, and all is quiet.
The entire financial question will be
held for the presidents return.
Most of the st. Louis carpenters
gained the demand for an advance.
Jim Jackson and Jim Crabtree, Vir-
ginia outlaws, have killed each other.
-. Secretary Foster has issued an order
to get subsidiary coin into circulation.
The Irish land purchase bill will be
rushed through the British parliament.
Scranton had a hundred thousand
dollar street railway barns fire Satur-
day.
Immigrants to the number of 3,267 ar
rived at Baltimore Thursday; l1,706 in
April.
Between 5000 and 5000 Pittsburg rail
road miners struck, pending adjustment
of wages.
At st. Paul, Friday night, Glover was
knocked out in the third round by
Moore.
+ The Pennsy .vnnia bituminous miners
general strike has been indefinitely de-
clared off.
The socialists rioted at Marseilles, and
the police dispersed them, making sew
eral arrests.
A storm at Tifin, Ohio, blew down
Sells Brothers circus tents and injured
three people.
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