Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-21

raymond, Kepler IL Co. of Dawson.
shipped 297 carloads OF stone in all. for
the %rip.rapping on the west side of the
Missouri.
Senatorial day at the Devils Lake
Chautauqua was we'll attended, aud both
Senators Roach and H~ansbrough made
addresses.
Thomas McCourt got judgment against
the Phoenix Insurance company for
$500 and interest, at jamestown, on
Wednesday.
Gen. LaShell Of Larimore, has been
appointed and entered upon his duties
as deputy internal revenue collector for
North Dakota.
Two o Fargo pigs were gathered
in to the strong arms of the law Wednes-
day, and the operators bound over to
the district court.
The camp of e. A. Morton, of Lang
don, on the Devils Lake Chautauqua
grounds, was rl1ed of 800 worth of
valuables last week.
Moral & McMahon's barber shop in
jamestown was burglarized Wednesday,
and all of the razors, clippers, combs
and other tools taken.
Jake Findal was arrested for beating
a horse in Fargo, discharged, and then
rearrested and sent over to Grand Forks
on a charge of seduction.
A young fellow named Brown is in
Jail in Fargo. He was out having a gay
time with a Fargo beauty, and touched
her for a gold watch and $40.
Martin Gunderson of Moorhead, has
been arrested by Deputy Marshal Dag
gett for liquor selling in this state, and
taken to Devils Lake for trial.
A. E. Longman, who has beer serving
time in Fargo as a vagrant, has turned
out to be the son of the general freight
agent of q northwestern railroad.
Havre, a town on the 500 in Wells
county, is to have q paper called the
Citizen. The outfit will be the one
used by Eisenhuth at Darlington last
fall.
Andrew Pramhus, charged with as.
sault with intent to kill at Hillsboro,
has been found not guilty by the jury,
insanity having been plead in his de.
fense.
Arthur T. Carter Of Grand Forks
committed suicide at the Merchants
hotel in st. Paul, Tuesday, by shooting
himself. Business troubles is said to be
the cause.
Michael Farrell of Rolla drank a hall
bottle of Indian Sagwa the other day
to relieve the pain of a kidney disease
and was thrown into violent commissions
He is still in danger.
Ernest Schwellenbach has applied fol
a position as receiver of the Lloyd's
bank. Senator Casey, it is said, is also
mentioned for the position, bnt viii
naruly 10
Churchill & Webster received the
grocery contract for the jamestown
asylum, amounting to some $4,000
Strong & Chase will furnish dry goods
and Morris Beck, clothing.
The Bennett case, a damage suit against
the Northern Pacific, which has beer
twice tried, twice appealed and twice re
manded for new trial by the suprem.
court, will be tried again in jamestown
September 18th.
The grand jury ar Wahpeton returned
nine indictments against persons for tn
alleged violation of the prohibition law
But one arrest has been made, all other
getting out Of the country before war
rants we're issued.
The bodies of the six murdered mem
bers of the Kreider family have arrived
at Lancaster, Pa, and been inferred
Over $4,000 people attended the funeral
which was the most sensational in tn
history OF the county.
Lsrvm, from a common house fly, de
posted in her ear, have been a source o
great agony to the little daughter of Ma
Desrochers of Rolette county. Th'
larvae have been removed and the littl
one is on the road to health.
F. E. Skillen of Winona, had his ham
badly shattered by the accidental dis
charge of a pistol, and the Times say
the bullet, in the end, lodged between
two shirts worn by Skillen-proof posi-
tive that in some cases two shirts ar
: better than II
Thomas McCue, a laborer, was ru|
over and killed by the passenger trail
at Fargo, Sunday morning. His hea'
was badly mashed, one foot was cut Of
and altogether he was sadly mutilatee
1t is supposed he was asleep or drum
when the accident occurred.
In Fargo, E. Ashley Mears Of tn
. Phoenix Insurance company, has bee