Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22
NE SLETS.

NEWSLETS.
The German landtag opened on the
14th inst.
It is believed Senator Plumb left an
estate worth about half a million.
VIM. @. Ruger, chief justice of the |
New York court of appeals, is dead.
The Nebraska state farmers alliance
favors a resolution bordering on free
trade.
Bishop Ireland has sailed for Europe.
He has been called to Rome by the
Pope.
Mississippi river is frozen over at st.
Louis.
Chauncy M. Depew has been re-elect-
ed president Of the Union League, New
York.
Senator Sherman says Foraker will
not control the Ohio delegation to the
national convention.
st. Louis having withdrawn, Kansas
City is now in the lead for the national
democratic convention.
Slugger Sullivan and his managers
signed the pledge and put on the blue
ribbon at Tacoma Thursday.
Senator Schmidt, of Davenport, Ia,
has got 'em bad He imagines someone
is after him with intent to kill.
Representative Holman succeeded in
getting his anti. subsidy measures
through by a decisive majority.
Senator Kyle believes his divorce reso-
luton IS the most important measure be-
fore congress and he proposes to push
it.
The census of Newfoundland and Lab
rador shows a population of 100000, an
increase of 400 for the past seven
years.
A Boston Judge holds hat the ''hu-
man form divine" is not vulgar and that
pictures of actresses in tights are not i'm
moral.
By the resignation of Senator Dolph,
Senator Squire Of Washington gets the
craftsmanship of the committee on coast
defense.
The race for the national democratic
convention is now said to lie between
Cincinnati and St. Paul, with chances in
favor of Cincinnati.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, ministers have re-
solved against Sunday funerals. They
ought to follow this up by resolving
against Sunday preaching.
Senator Stanford has sold Arion, the
! three-year-old, to j. Malcolm Forbes.
The price is believed to be $150,000, the
highest ever paid for a horse.
There is a strong suspicion that DR..
Graves, convicted of murder at Denver,
is not guilty and the governor will be
asked for a respite of sixty days.
Another Hoosier is likely to get to the
front. The president has decided to ap-
point John H. Baker of Goshen, to
succeed VIM. Fl. Taft as solicitor-gener-
al.
Tom Lowry, the street car king, was
given a grand banquet Monday night at
Minneapolis and as a result it is said his
pedal extremities are now of an uneven
length.
A resolution has been introduced in
the Chicago legislature providing for an
investigation of the legal right of Sena.
tor Brice to a seat in the United STATE
senate.
Congressman Kyle has introduced his
resolution providing that congress have
the exclusive power to regulate marri-
age and divorce in the several states and
4 territories.
Senator Edwards, the republican,
whose presence gave the necessary
quorum in the New York legislature
" and thus allowed the democratic MAORI
ty to organize the body, received, as pay
sment, the craftsmanship of the commit
tee on railroads.
Until l. year ago all the dynamite
cartridges used by the United States
were made in England. Now 1900 men
are engaged in this business at Dubuque,
Mortimer McRnherts having the