Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-15

REWSLETS.
a heavy snow fell in some parts of
girginla, Sunday.
~ Powell Clayton of Arkansas says Hill
i'll be the choice of Arkansas demo-
kIfats.
There have been heavy snow storms
|ingthe north of Ireland, causing much
suffering.
The anarchist cases are beng argued
This week before the supreme court at
Washington.
BY a concerted action in the cotton
states it is proposed to decrease the COT
ton acreage this year from Is to 20 per
Icent.
The west Missouri country is now
rated a close rival to Montana as a stock
country. In a few years more it will be
the best in the world.
The cold snap of the last few days ex-
tended far south. In Oklahoma and
Kansas it was not so cold, but the SNOW
fall was unusually heavy.
Major Fellows, a we'll known South
Dakota and Iowa surveyor, was run over
and killed by a train on the Northwest
ern road near Washington, Sunday.
The senate committee on public build
ings out down the appropriation for the
Bismarck building from $4,000 to
100000, and recommended it favorably.
When the order was issued prohibit
employees to ride free on street cars
Indianapolis, every employe struck
and the peple of that city are now walk
ling.
Stark county alone has al the material
with which to build a Worlds Fair
building-stone, brick and coment-and
also coal to heat the building during the
fair.
The New York chamber of commerce
has petitioned the state legislature to ap.
propriate 100000 for the Worlds Fair
1t is now believed at least half of that
amount will be appropriated.
There will be employment for at least
300 men west of the Missouri river wher
spring opens. The coal mines at Dick.
inson will employ a hundred to two
hundred men after they get the new
freight rates.
The National Wood Manufacturers as
ISOLATION at its twenty seventh annua
meeting, adopted a resolution requesting
congress not to make any change in tn
tariff of 1890, as it had not yet beer
thoroughly tested.
The Duluth papers seem to be havin.
a hard time of it. The Tribune is goinl
through another sweating process
/ Sheriff Sharvey again has charge and tel
6s3lays hence will sell the paper under tn
SDhammer. The same day the Duluth
Daily News will be sold to satisfy ;
judgment Of j. Il. Bishop.
Minot Special: Frank Bogelwich wa
arrested Saturday OF the charge of rap
committed on the person of a l1-year
old girl, Frank Lizakowiski. An ad
journment Of the case was taken at mid
night to Monday, when the defendant es
~ capped from the custody of the officer
while stepping in a general store. S
far he has eluded pursuit. The accuse
is a heavy.set man and smooth face, wit
closely cropped hair, and about % year
old. He is supposed to be headed sout
or east to cross the Red river.
The Canadian government has az
pointed William Saunders, director {
experimental farms, as Canadian con
missioner to the Worlds Fair. The az
pointment is acknowledged to be th
best that could possibly have been mad
Mr.. Saunders was n of the represents
tives Of Ontario at the Philadelphia o.
hibition and organized the dominion pr
theological display at the colonial exhib
tion in 1886. He will be granted an az
preparation of 100000 by parliament, s
that Canada may have a Representative
exhibit at Chicago next year.