Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-11-18

to come down, and the fellow didn't die
for three weeks after their arrival.
L. N. Hughes passed through the city
Saturday, N route to Mandan, where he
takes charge of the Northern Pacific Ex-
press company's affairs. Express Agent
Duncan has resigned and accepted a
position with the North Dakota Milling
company.
Evidences of election have about dis
appeared. Only now and then are seen
street corner debates concerning it.
Business has resumed it's usual aspect.
Republicans accept the situation, per-
force, democrats are happy, and there's
the end ont.
Chief Wakeman:. The turnout Of the
boys at the inspection Tuesday was a
good n Upwards of sixty active fire.
men reported. The apparatus is in
good condition, with the exception of a
few sections of hose which was old and
had to be condemned.
Governor Burke: It was a landslide
all over the country. Our party in
North Dakota has done as we'll as other
states; we made a good fight but the
enemy captured us. There may be
many good reasons for our defeat-but
many grievances are more fancied than
real.
Major Hamilton: I notice that I am
quoted in the Fargo Argus as saying
that if Tom McHugh had been out of
the state Walsh county's result would
have been different. Kindly say for me
that the remarks attributed to me are
wholly incorrect. I never said such a
thing.
J. A. Hart, of Rochester, Mimi, has
opened his gallery in the old Judkine
stand, and is prepared to take photos Of
all descriptions. Mr.. Hart uses the Salio
process, which is entirely new and gives
most satisfactory results. From now
until eDec. l, his charge for cabinets
will be $500 per dozen.
Fargo Republican: Senator and Mrs,
H~ansbrough expect to leave for the
Pacific coast in a few days to visit the
senator's mother. They then return tc
Chicago, where the senator will sit on
the senate committee investigating into
Pinkertonism, after which they go to
Washington for the winter.
Mrs. Amanda Nelson, whose husband
it will be remembered was shot and
killed by the accidental discharge of Lis
own gun while out hunting, desires to
return her sincere thanks to all who con.
tributed to the subscription fund in her
behalf. The amount collected and given
her by Mr.. Glineburg was $142.
Chas. H. Stanley, of Happen aud
Daniel Isaak, of Krem, made home,
stead proofs and Michael Kessel, of Cold
Water, Matthias Stokert, Philip Mayer.
Chrintine Zlegler and Christine Ziegler,
Jr., of Ashley, Jacob Dietrich, of Giedt
and Thomas Bothersome, of Dickinson,
made homestead entries yesterday.
Willard S. Dawson of Bismarck, made
final proof, and Alex Mcdonald of Ash
Icy, final tree claim proof at the land
Office Saturday. The contest cases Of
Adam Ahrmertrout VS.. Chas. F. Dietler;
John ". Mansfield VS.. Andrew T. Sher.
Wool, and w. H. Quain vs.. Annie J. Gal.
vim, have been decided in favor of the
contestants.
The democrats are preparing to have
a torchlight procession in celebration OF
their victory. It is to be of the usual
kind, torches, banners, transparencies
ETC., and all local democrats are to par.
ticipate. It is rumored. also, that the
democratic band wagon will follow up
the parade, and gather up all who wish
to join the victorious ranks.
There exist among election judges and
clerks just a little dissatisfaction at the
amount allowed them for their services
In some cases clerks worked until 8 OF
4 O'Clock IN the morning in counting bal
lots and preparing returns, and bills
we're presented for two days. work
The commissioners, however, could fine
no law to allow them more than 50 fol-
their work, and all claims were allowed
at this amount.
l.. A. Simpson: No, I do not thinl
the defeated nominees in the 31st dis
trict will gain anything by the proposed
contest. They made a good fight and
a hard fight, and we're defeated, and
there is nothing for them to gain by
contest. 1t is said they are not satisfied
to work upon the certified returns from
the several precincts, but wish to g
behind them, and have a recount of al
the ballots in the district, and I do no
think they can succeed in having thi
done.
The Stutsman county managers hav
sent their exhibit to Bismarck to be pre-