Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-08-04

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tions INDUCED in, and the tramps finally
gave up the fight and skipped.
Michigan City is to have a new ceme-
tary right adjoining a cheese factory,
and the local paper thoughtlessly calls
it a move in the right direction.
Two burglars were arrested down at
Fargo the other night, "with 10 cents
between them" It is presumed they
had just cracked a national bank.
The depositors of Lloyd's bank have
signed a petition requesting Comptroller
Eckles to grant the management further
time to carry. out the orders made by
him.
In United States court, VIM. Funk of
Leeds, was indicted for buying depart
ment property from an Indian. The
penalty is six months in Jail and 5000
fine.
Flick, the blind pig informer who was
kidnapped has returned to Pembina. He
says he was taken fifteen or twenty
miles by masked men and then turned
loose.
A bicycle race has been arranged be-
tween Walt Winchester Of Warren, and
Ralph Turner of Grand Forks, for 500
a side, to take place some time in
August.
Comptroller Eckels has named Judge
Rose as special examiner to take charge
of the Lloyd's bank in jamestown,
pending completion of arrangements to
resume.
An attempt was made to rob Paymas-
ter Conkey of the 500 road, up near
Minot recently, but the robber got hold
of y contractor by mistake and got
nothing.
Firemen in Fargo we're called out
Thursday to extinguish a small blaze n
the ruins Of the Magill warehouse, which
had been smouldering for fifty days
since the fire.
Out at Dickinson the Northern Pacific
roadmaster has discharged the gangs OF
Italians and replaced them with Ameri.
cans. He pronounces the italian labor
ers not desirable.
While cleaning a dress with gasoline
at Cakes the other day, the garment
took fire, and Miss Dresser, who was do.
ing the work, narrowly escaped being
seriously burned.
The contractors who have charge OF
the rebuilding of the Great Northern
line from Mayville to Casselton expect
to have the grading completed by the
latter part of August.
A.Grand Forks woman has had bel
husband arrested for grand larceny
She purchased some dry goods, and he
took them back to the store-with the
result above mentioned.
Walter Crawford, the 8-year-old son Of
A. NJ. Crawford of Casselton, fell into
cistern and was drowned at Little Falls
The little fellow and his mother had
just arrived there on q visit.
On the main line of the Northern
Pacific from Fargo to jamestown, Off.
Gals estimate the wheat yield to be
II bushels per acre. From jamestown
to Mandan 10 bushels per acre.
The Great Falls man arrested down in
!; Grand Forks on telegram has been re-.
leased. He was fleeing from his loving
wife, and Montana's governor would not
grant requisition papers for him.
Down in Fargo, Geo. A. Miller and
Peter Ausk had a misunderstanding, and
Miller stabbed Ausk with a jack-knife
inAicting a severe wound in the groin
and causing perhaps fatal injuries.
Hillsboro laments being infested by
some religious sect, which is holding
conversion meetings, much to the detri
ment of the ordinary peace and quiet
which charaoterizes the nights there.
Out at Abercrombie the other day, q
, party of mon sweltered in the sun look
! ing for the body OF Henry Dahl, who il
was supposed had been killed, and i
!, was found he had skipped to avoiG
anxious creditors.
The Fargo chief of police received {