Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-30

DR.. j. r. Logan of Grand Forks, died
Sunday morning Of heart disease, having
been found lying on a sofa in his office,
dead. Dr.. Logan was secretary Of the
state medical examining board and one
OF the most prominent young physicians
in the state.
The apportionment of delegates to the
independent state convention, which
meets at jamestown in June, will be
three delegates to each county, one ad-
ditional delegate for each 200 votes for
governor in 1892, or major fraction there
Of. The official call will soon be pub
lished.
Horton, the travelling man who is
charged with having cruelty deceived a
young lady Of Valley City, has been "let
out" by the firm in whose employ he has
been, and has gone to work for another
house. He visited Rochester, MIMI, re-
Gently. His field is in southern Mime
sofa now.
Word has reached Langdon that
George Cook, a wealthy deaf and dumb
farmer, living forty miles west was lost
during Friday nights blizzard: He at
tempted to water some horses at a we'll
six rods from his stable and was never
seen again. The body has not been re-
covered.
Garnard Hulett, a lad 9 or 10 years
old, residing with his parents about ten
miles southwest Of Clark City, Barnes
county, teased a larger boy when the
latter became angry and threw a stone
at young Hulett, striking him in the
eye, knocking him down and bursting
the eye open. A physician was called
but nothing could be done to save the
sight.
There's a report in Fargo now that a
local attorney has been engaged to So
cure a divorce for Mrs. Breckenridge, the
wife of the congressman who is becom-
ing so VIGOROUSLY famous through bis
case with Miss Madeline Pollard. The
lady, it is said, will arrive there next
Tuesday.
The supreme court at Washington
yesterday heard the argument and took
under advisement the appeal in the case
of The United States vs.. Michael Dealy
Dealy was convicted for frauds against
the land laws and sentenced to fine and
imprisonment. The appeal was argued
by A. S. Drake of Fargo. Assistant At.
torney General Conrad appeared for the
government.
An insane patient got away from
Sheriff Mcdonald of Grafton at the
Headquarters hotel Sunday while the
officer was talking to Col. Beckwith
Although Fargo and Moorhead were
searched no trace of the prisoner could
be found. Yesterday morning the patti.
ent reported for breakfast, having slept
all night in the best room in the house
The sheriff took his man to jamestown
on the morning train.
James Dodds of Melville, had a very
narrow escape from being killed last
Saturday. He had driven to Darlington
and had a loaded shotgun in the buggy
When he reached the place he tied his
horse at the rear of a hardware store anc
took hold Of the muzzle of the gun tt
pull it out from under the seat when the
gun was discarged tearing off a small
part of the inside Of his hand and blow
ing the. out side Of his coat sleeve into
atoms.
Andrew H. Bly,, a brakeman on the
Great Northern and a resident Of Fargo
was killed Saturday night near Hills
boro, by being blown off the top Of the
car. He fell on the ice near q little
bridge and was not missed till the tran
reached Hillsboro. They went back tc
search for him, but he must have lair
on the ice two hours and was badly
frozen. He was still alive and wher
taken to Hillsboro it was thought he
could recover, but a blood vessel in hie
head was broken and he soon died.
GOVERNOR ,WA1rE's inability to be.
spatter himself with blood and gore has
rendered him we'll nigh i~nconsolable
His next move will be to GUST the SUI.
preme court.
Elected q Home Ruler.
LE1TH, March 2S.-The result of the
election here is a victory for Mr.. r. G.
acknowledgement, home ruler, who was
seeking reelection to parliament on his
appointment as Junior lord of the treas.
ury. Home rule majority l,ly6.