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Na,r 1lhin IiaIlrnntl.

PrTTsBuRem, Dec. 90. Tho new Mans
field and Coshocton branch Of the TT.
WAYNE road will be formally opened
for traffic on January !, 1888 Iiifs line
Is forty-five miles in length and extends
from Mansfield, O., along the main line
10 Loudonvllle and thence 70 Coshocton-
About eight trains viii be run daily be-
tuyeen these two points.
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srooned n tie sight.

LIMA, o.. Dec. %. Friday morning,
while making coupling Foreman Bert
Craig, Of switching crew in the Lake
Erie and Western yards. was run down,
both legs eut off, and his head cut open
His young wife Of ten days swooned at
the sight Of his naanglcd body, and Is in
/, precarious condition.
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rrayea for cholera and small FOX.

HAMnsToN. Ont, Dec 20. Evangelist
Edward lest stood at his open window
and prayed to the Lord to curse and de-
stroy his ncighbors with cholera and
smallpox. Hewas arrested and fined
$40 and costs for disorderly conduct
He appealed to the county judge. but
his appeal was dismissed Friday.
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LoNpoS. Dec. 20. Conan Doyle, the
novelist, writes to the Times suggest.
ing that IL would be graceful act on
the part Of the British government 20
offer three Of The crack British bands.
including the band Of n. guards, 70
play at the Worlds fair III Chicago.
and a>squndroh Of life guards 70 take
part IN the opening procession
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MN co TO Cuba.

KEY WEsr, Fla, Dec. 6.--Scnators
Chandler and Call, Of joint committee
on immigration, have invited DR.. Joseph
Y. Porter, state health officer Of Florida.
to accompany that committee to Cuba
on its official visit next week. He has
accepted and will join the party here
next Tuesday,
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JErrERsoN CRY, Mo. Dee. %. Mrs.
r. II Nolan, wife Of the defaulting
state treasurer now serving term IN
4he state prison, Friday evening filed
with Gov. Francis an application for
the pardon Of her husband, accom-
panied by letters and petitions from
practically all the prominent people Of
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DENVER. Col, Dec. 20. Thomas N.
Fisher, United States inspector Of i'm
migration, with headquarters at Pt.
Townsend, arrested Ye Lingo, Sing
Luck and Mon But, three Cinnamon
charged with illegally entering the
United States from Canada Other az
rests are expected 10 follow.
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: rrI,,cc Coort- aIartiaIed.

VIENNA, Dec. 20. Prince Alloys
schwarzenburg, a member Of one Of
tho most ancient families of Austria,
has been tried by court-martial and
sentenced to four months arrest for
absenting himself from duty without
leave in order TO make . pleasure visit
70 Italy
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K,lled ~ : switch Eneine

INDIANApoLHs, Ind, Dec. 26.-While
John Shea, section boss, and his gang
we're working in the Panhandle yards
ut Indianapolis, q switch engine ran
into the group of men. Joseph Hol-
den was instantly killed and Shea lost
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TRENTON. N. j.. Dec. 20 All he
Hudson county ballot box suffers serv-
ing terms in the state prison have been
liberated. the court Of pardons having
paroled thirty-two Of them and par-
doned one, John A. Whelan.
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LONDON. Dec. 20. Fire broke out sat
urday morning in the machine room Of
the Globe, the oldest newspaper In Lon
don, and completely Quilted . Roodly
portion Of the building The los Is
very heavY.
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The EtrurIa iIeats the city OF Paris.

NEW YoRK, Dee. 20. The Etruria Of
the Cunard line has beaten the City Of
Paris Of the Inman line in their race
across the ocean. A cable was received
Saturday morning that the Etruria
passed Old Head, Kinsalc, at 4:5J a m.
and the City Of Paris at s:l5, or nearly
four hours behind the other. The inten-
tion was to get passengers to Europe in
time 10 spend Xmas.
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ALBANY, N. Y, Dec 28.-Senator As
pinall, Of Brooklyn, who Is here, says
that he is earnestly in favor Of the an
nexation Of Brooklyn to New York. and
will do all in his power this winter to
bring about a union Of the two great
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BRYAN. o.. Dec. 70 THE jury IN the
Brown murder trial Friday evening.
after six hours Of deliberation, found
Michael Birchelp guilty Of compiicity
in the killing Of Arthur Brown; ia the
second degree.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 90. Gen. Rosecrais Is
very Ill at the Auditorium hotel. II is
hoped, however, that he will be SUM
GENTLY recovered by Sunday night TO
start again for California.
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Fatal Array About santa Claus.

LIBERTY, Mo-, Dec. 20. LIEN Porter
and .Happy Jack" Owen had dispute
as TO whether Santa Claus was real or
imaginary, the dispute terminating in
4 fight in which Happy Jack was IA
tallv hurt by Porter. Porter fled, but
vas cantured early Friday morning.
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V.F Won want to make>a present Of a handsome
dress or coat 20 TO Emmert q Fiery, great
variety Of the latest STYLES and patterns at
bottom prices.
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iTtoLLAPsED. Collapsed! Old Kris Klngls
l has succumbed with his entire load At y.
lERRINa's Toy Department, up stairs, cornei
queen and Martin streets.
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NOR RENT. offices occupied for years BY
DR.. Day. Possession given April 1, 1893
Apply at this Office. IS-ori'n.
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fT osT.-on Queen street pair Of Gold Spec
4 \ taeles in a wooden box. Finder Will leave
At this office - 12-24-lt.
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COME merchants let their lines Of staple goods
foils etc for the holidays--not SO with Emmert
4 Fiery for their largest trades isin dress goods
and coats They carry these lines full SO that
you'll find just as great variety 10 Ineir atess
goods as You did early In the season ana tneir
assortment of coats was never better.
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IIAyE ysu looked over your wardrobe to see
ii if any of your winter garments need clean
Ing or dyeingY such work Is nicely done by j.
CORDNER near wooden mill. Gloves. slippers,
neckwear &C. beautifully cleaned
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x1ou will ind q great variety Of Handker
chiefs and Kid Gloves at Emmert 4 Fiery
they have loads Of pretty things for their non
day trade.
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DUBLIC SALE Of nice lot. ! will offer at
; / public sale December "a, 1899, In front OF me
Court House at O'Clock, Lot No. II, IN Bender
Addition to the town OF Martinsburg, being the
lot atijoining Thos Gregory's house on the east
side. Size 30xl60, fronting on Race street. SUIt.
alley at the rear. Less than half square from
4th ward school house. Terms cash. balance
on easy terms. X. A. MIckERsuAM.
l246t cod
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damask table cloth and dozen Of nap
kins to match. You will find q great quantity q
Emmert & Fiery's Either in pattern or Dy tne
yard, also some lovely tray covers a. great
bargain.
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MID Winter Excursion. 300 genuine ~ Seal
M NUTS for 81 SO, EUGENE Il. NC next
door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Emporium.
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RURDETTEsays you must not forget that ~
/ ID gives a useful Xmas gift in the way OF I
dictionary with every purchase Of 81 or more
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HELLo, there John, where are you going
IL Down to Eugene Herring's to get a Sle
ACCORDION for S2gS
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HAVING anticipated a large trade this winter
IL on underwear we bought with that Idea IN
our mind and have double the stock we ever had
before at prices that are down even lower than
tHe lowest, just think of good ladies vest LOT
AZ sssGsasssS5,Is,antn EMMERr q FIERY
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TINE Musical Instruments at Bnrdette's ar,
fne. 20 there and examine them. The!
make magnificent Xmas gifts
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pE' sure to go to Burdette's before buying
Is Xmas goods elsewhere.
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HILMER,S China Hall on King street, ~
IN beautiful Tea and Dinner Sets.
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WANTED To rent, a place, in good business
w section of the city, suitable for the BAKERY
and Confectionery business. Would rather have
residence connected with same, II possible.
Apply at this office. 1sl3-2wks.
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Al r A BARGAIN.--A handsome G. Clarinet
"A concert Pitch-good as new at Joe Mess
mans.
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cE CREAM and Berry Sets, in both Chins
l and Glass, from 35 cents TO SS.35 at y. M
klLMER'S, on King street,
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NOR SALE.--A nice limestone farm Of 80 acres
II 4mile from Martinsburg-good stone dwell
small stable, fair fencing, % acres ex celleni
i, 81 limo. See j. s. MATTHEWS.
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FINH0SE lne books at Burdettes, bound In full
Il leather, English morocco and cali ar
beauties in themselves.
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TRUNK sALE.-Great Slaughter Sale OF
L Trunks, think of good Trunks only $1.9S at
CT HERR NGS Cash House.
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OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT. Standard
" graduated sugar, so. best powder sugar,
5lc choice raisins, 5lc. new currants, DC.
. EUGENE HERRING.
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Il NAVIGATION SCHEME

An International syndicate Proposes 10
Connect Lake Erie. Montreal and New
York City.
OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 50. Saturdays
Gazette contains notice Of application
By Alexander Ferguson. q q, 81 Ottawa.
IN the part of m international syn
dicate for d dominion charter for tho
international Navigation Co, which Is
10 connect Lake Erie and New York
city by twenty-five foot navigation,
with locks % feet draft so feet wide
and $50 feet long. The canal between
Eric aud Ontario will be about twenty
four miles long, and the descent will be
with four locks. each Of about 50 feet
lift Vessels win pass from lake TO
take in four hours The navigation
win descend the ST. Lawrence. reaching
Lake St Frances sesth one lock Of ~
feet lift AZ Cornwall From Lake ST.
Frances one arm OF the navigation will
descend TO Montreal with one lock
Of SO feet at Lake ST Louis, and ono
Of IS feet at Montreal IIarbor The 9TH
or arm will strike Lake Champaign, de-
sccnding into II with ono lock Of about
fifty feet descent and out through
Champaign TO the Hudson, descending
to tide level with one lock Of about
thirty.five feet lift Between Lake Erie
and Montreal win be seven locks and
500 miles Of navigation, Of which forty
five miles will be canal Between Lake
Eric and New York will be seven locks
and 700 miles Of navigation, Of. which
ISL will be canal between Montreal
and New York will be four locks and
ao3 miles Of navigation, Of which 115
will be canal
The time from Lake Erie TO Nom
treal will be thirty-two hours From
Lake Erie to New York the time will
be sixty hours Between Montreal md
New York the time will be thirty-eight
hours The striking feature Of the
navigation is the great lift Of the locks,
the greatest being three and one-half
times rs high as any ever built Such
high lifts arc rendered possible by the
use OF compressed mir. operating In
locks built entirely OF steel. and work.
Ing with the greatest speed consistent
N1sai - TVS & ~
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KILMER's China Hall ON King street, for
IN fine Chinas.
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LIVERY body knows when they go 70 Bur.
dette's Book store for Xmas presents OF
g"nds for their money Nothing shoddy goes in,
ar comes out OF that store
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MID Winter Excursion.-5O0 genuine ~ sea
Nl Muffs for $50, EUGENE B. HERRlNdn mex
, door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Emporium n
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Tvp STAIRS-You are wanted by Kris. Come
at once to c. p. HERRINe's Toy Department.
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Make KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read BY Over 5000
People Every Evening
BEST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
Situations, Help Wanted, For Sale, For Rent, Lost,
Found, Strayed Or Stolen, To Buy, Sell
or Exchange Make II Known.

,,yFRY body likes polite attention when buy
H, ing goods. You win be treated in Al way
\ n s, Burdette's Book Store, that will make
YOU feel each time you g there-i ta yoI are
+ l. 4 pleasure for the clerks to show goods
: Rhether you to buy or not.
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nID you see those So seal muffs for Si.50f q
- Eugene X. Herflng's.
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HAyEyou called lately at Emmert 8 Fiery'sf
if not, you'll find plenty OF new fancy arti-
cIes for their holiday trade. Visit their store
and youll find many suggestions for presents.
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DURDETrTE knows sehere and h0w to buy his
ID goods, that Is why he can sell cheaper than
competitors.
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cioNETHING for you up stairs. Old Kris Is
- waiting anxionsly to deal out his Christmas
bargains al G. p. HERRING,s Toy Department,
corner Queen and Martin streets.
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MID Winter Excursion--bO0 genuine 81 Sea
Nl Muffs tor 81 80, EUGENE e HERhiNd Mex
door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Art Emporium.
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DICK-NICK-NOTIS.-Y You can buy silk mitts
worth IS cents for 10 cents.
Z, You can buy straw sailors worth % cents for
Is cents.
You can buy ladies vests worth Is cents for
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no You know that you can get 50 album for
~ 0sc at Eugene 3. Herring's next door 10
Geo. Mann.
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HEADQUARTERS for Pillsbury x Best
liz Flour. VIII sell at lowest prices. Money
can ~ saved By buying from me. A. y. SNY-
Dhh, Agent. el-om.
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rSOR SALE-Doubie Frame Dwelling. new
& largo lot, well located-price s1s0O.OO, easy
x PoofE Attorney,
fx-T-fm.
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IXTE have something to satisfy all in want of
wv Xmas presents. Louis e. BRowN.
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INTENDING to quit the Grocery and Feed
l business, l win sell my stock and fixtures
also tho building now occupy. II purchaser
does not wish the building, will rent him same
ia-lo,i@oa.D ". W. HoUsEwoRTH.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-01
Rosebud Indians Excited,

CHICAGO, March 3O.-Captain V. d.
McGillicuddy, formerly the Indian
agent at Pine Ridge, called at army
headquarters and gave it as his opinion
that trouble might be expected at the
Rosebud and other agencies.
The Indians have been aroused to q
high state of excitement by the recent
killing Of an Indian near Black Pike
creek, north of White river, and out of
the jurisdiction of the government. The
murderer was desperate named Jack
Whipple, who pounded the redskin to
death. The Indians demanded ven-
geance and Whipple was arrested, but
the authorities claimed nothing could
be done with him, as the killing
occurred outside of the jurisdiction of
the United States. The Indians could
not soc the logic of this and are now
muttering and making threats. Captain
McGillicuddy also says the redskins are
indulging in the ghost dance and are
ready for any exciting event as an ex-
cuse for an outbreak.
Another complaint made by the
Indians is that they are not allowed to
eat part of the cattle which the govern
ernment gives them. Fresh entrails,
and raw at that, are considered a l6x.
ury, but tho eating of these delicacies
has been stopped by the interior depart
ment, it being contended that this food
tends to arouse the brutal and savage
natures Of the Indians.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-01
ONE MORE INDICTMENT.
A Member Of the Chicago Board of i
ucatiou Received Brihes.

A Member Of the Chicaeo Board OF Ed
ucation Received Bribes.
CHICAGO, March 3O.-One more name
has been added to the list of indict-
ed public officials. just before adjourn
ment at = o'clock the grand jury voted
an Indictment for bribery against Mill
ard B. Hereley, of the city board of edu-
cation, and chairman of the committee
on janitors and supplies of that body.
Owing to Judge Cliford's absence the
indictment was not returned to court.
Mr.. Hereley's Indictment was based by
the grand jury on the evidence evolved
from the testimony of Otis Jones and:
Sterling L. Bailey, and related to the
alleged demand and reception by Here
ley of various sums of money as the
price of giving business for the board
to the Smead Warming and Ventilating
company, for which Jones was former
ly the agent, and of which Bailey is
now the president.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-01

SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT,
An English Preacher Gets Two Years in
the Penitentiarv,

A. English Preacher Gets Two Years in
the Penitentiary.
LONDON, March 80. Rev. John Good
all, aged IS, a well known evangelist,
has been convicted of indecent assault
upon Mary Ann Siddalls, wife of Mr.. A.
Siddalls, boot and shoe manufacturer,
on the night of Jan. II, and sentenced
to imprisonment for two years at hard
labor. The evidence went to show that
Goodall had deliberately attempted to
assault the woman in railway carriage
and that her fear prompted her to seek
refuge outside the carriage. She fell
from the moving train and was seri-
ously injured. The Midland Railway
company was represented in the prose-
.cution by Mr.. Young, who argued that
it had been laid down in the court of
criminal appeal, in judgement deliv-
cred by the Lord Chancellor in 1859,
that if man created in another PERSONS
mind an immediate sense of danger
which caused such person to try and
escape, that person is responsible for
any injury incurred in the attempt.
Goodall was, until recently, pastor of a
Congregational church At Handiworth,
Birmigham,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-01
Mexican Bandits.

GUANAJUATo, Mexico, March 30.-A
few days ago several bandits were dis
covered by detachment of the rural
guard near Leon taking up the track of
the Mexican Central railroad for the
purpose of derailing the express train
that would soon be due, with a view 10
robbery. The guards fred upon the
bandits, killing every one Of them.
This stopped the depredations of the
other members of this band until Sun
day, when five of them rode into the
town of Pedrito and hold up ! number
of citizens ON the street at midday, Sc
curing considerable amount of money.
One man resisted and was fatally shot
by the bandits. They then coolly rode
out Of town.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-01
SENATORS ARE RESPONSIBLE.

Executive Session Secrets Divu1ged by
the Members Themselves.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-General II.
V. Boynton, the veteran correspondent,
writing about the, leakage of executive
secrets about which the senate is now
SO concerned, says: The proceedings
Of the executive sessions become known
simply and solely because senators di-
vulge them. If senators should reform
there would never be word made pub.
lie except what was guessed at. Of
course, much of the matter that appears
in the press drifts around at second
hand from senators, but the primary
disclosure is always from senator and
more frequently than any other way
directly from senator to the cores.
pondent. !
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-01

BUTTE, Mon, March 20. 1t is estim-
sted that Marcus Daly's losses of colts
at the Bitter Root stock farm this sea-
son will aggregate 100000. Five-sixths
of the colts foaled have died imme-
sdiately after birth. Mares that have
never failed to raise colts before have
done no better than the newly imported
stock. The best veterinary surgeons
are unable to arrive at the cause, but
consider it to be an epidemic. Acting
on this hypothesis they are buying cheap
mares to raise colts and as an expert
ment innoculating them from the ami
mails affected. Mr.. Daily has over half
million dollars invested in his breeding
establishment.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-01
A Five Thousand Dollar Walk.

OGDEN, U. T., March 3d.. Edwin
Stone, pedestrian. walking a match
from San Francisco to New York, has
arrived in this city, having counted the
ties on the Central Pacific at the rate of
twenty-four and one-half miles per day.
He started from The Examiner office, in
San Francisco, at midnight, Feb. %,
and has covered the e33 miles, having at
noon III hours to spare. In order to
complete the distance to New York on
time, ITO days, he must make twenty
one and one-6fth miles per day. Since
leaving San Francisco he has lost six
pounds in weight, but Ills health has
been good. He is making the trip for
purse of IS 5000, and is accompanied by
George P. Simms, an English pedes-
trian. He left for Cheyenne at II
u m.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-01
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
A DAYS HAPPENINGS.
Various Items OF News Given Bri,
Mantfnn

Various Items Of News Given Brief
Mention.
Crop reports received from yarious
points throughout Mexico are encour-
aging.
All the Mexican states have appointed
commissioners to the Chicago Colum-
bian exhibition.
Sir B. Adonny, Bart, has been de-
clared bankrupt in London. His liza
bilities are e750,000.
A mail train running between War
saw and Kowal, a town of Poand, was
robbed OF 15O,O 900 roubles. The thieves
escaped.
The Newcastle steamer Homrook has
Been sunk off the cost of England and
eleven of the crew lost The Surprise
lost five men.
The story of a petroleum fire at Bar
celona, Spain, and the sinking of a num-
Der OF vessels to prevent their burning,
was not true.
The negotiations between Germany
and Spain for a commercial treaty are
about to be concluded on the most fa-
vored nation basis.
Nineteen of the states of the Mexican
republic have appointed delegates to the
first nominating convention ever held in
Mexico, to meet April 5.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-01
Death in a Restaurant.

LONDON, March 30.-The burning of
restaurant at Pimlico caused the loss
of several lives. The fire broke out and
spread so suddenly that exit by doors
and stairways was cut off. A waiter
named Lazan jumped from window
and was killed. Another woman who
leaped to the street was killed almost
instantly. 1t il said that another person
was suffocated by the smoke. Three of
the inmates escaped by taking to the
roof, and making their way to other
buildings. Death was already in the
house when the fire came. An infant
child of Waiter Lazan lay dead in a
coffin awaiting burial.