Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-11-24

boro, whether it was moved in Novem.
Der, 1890; from Caledonia came to an
end in the supreme court, by the ION.
testants filing in court a stipulation con.
senting to a dismissal of the action.
This effectually locates the county seat
seat at Hillsboro permanently.
Fargo dining room girls are vicious at
times. One of 'em and the second cook
got into q fight over a piece of work at
a prominent hotel, and the dining room
girl laid him out, and Immediately
started in to do up the first cook, hitting
her over the eye with a dish pan
Kettles, pots, frying pans, and every
available thing few through the air at a
lively rate for a time.
It is said Bomburger, whose trial &C.
ours next Tuesday has but slightly
changed during his Imprisonment. The
long confinement has not apparently
affected his health. His c~ountenance is
a trile paler than when he entered the
Jail and his eyes are not so defiant in OK.
preston. But his appetite is good and
he sleeps apparently undisturbed by
dreams of the murder or of the future
awaiting him.
Frank Coleman's little boy, twenty
months old, fell into a tub of boiling
water at Cakes Tuesday. The water
had just been put in the tub, and the
little fellow tried to run between that
and his mother, but there not being
room enough he fell in. Both arms, his
neck and n side of his face were badly
burned, his arms being so severely
that the skin came off when he was taken
out of the water.
w. B. Mccarthy, a Dickey county
farmer, puts forth a novel idea for the
determination of Russian cactus. He
says he would take a piece of gas pipe
about sixteen feet long and on each end
he would fasten a moving machine
drive wheel. This gas pipe would be
perforated and connect with tubes lead.
ing to another gas pipe, below which
would follow close to the ground. This
lower gas pipe would be filed with waste
cotton and the upper one filed with
oil, a team to be attached to this imple-
ment and a match touched to the OPEN
ings on the lower pipe and q solid flame
of fire would be produced. Then drive
over the cactus affected fields and every
one must succumb to the power of the
flames. The cost would not be over one
cent an acre.
Regulate Imp rtation.
The Arizona Live Stock company
has written the governor concerning a
matter which is of interest to the cattle
men of this state. They wish to perfect
arrangements for a meeting of representa-
tives from the states of Montana, North
and South Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming,
Arizona and New Mexico, to formulate
rules and regulations. for the importation
of Texas cattle. The governor has mott
fed them that North Dakota will parti.
cipate in such a meeting,
Strayed.
A black pointer bitch. A liberal re-
ward will be paid for her return to N. P.
Express office, Bismarck.
Released.
Norris Evans, the colored man arrested
upon suspicion by Chief McGillis the
other evening i, and upon whose person
quite a quantity of jewelry wa found
was brought before Judge Chase again
last evening, and released from custody
for lack of evidence against him. Evans
said he bought the watches in pawn
shops in st. Paul and Chicago, got EN-
at a way down price, and that was why
he purchased them. He was advised by
the Judge to leave town and he promised
to do 80.