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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-08
Ropa hecha barata

81 quiere Vd. uurtirSs de ropa bsrIts, que
y r0cibs por todOS los vaporsE de Ia Peninsula
acuda
Liza U1tra11naEd11aS
graz fabrics dc tAbGs1I, Sale dc Ia FortslsEA ss
quinA Ia TAncI. Hay all fuses completes Do cS
dmir deIde ssia peIeS en- AdSlcnts. PantSlonsr
De idem deIde 5 2 hSIta s 81 uHo. SaCOS d.
AlpAcRy de meIino bArAtiIimol. Hay tSbaeoG J
cigsrrillOU de tOdGT vitolaS J hsShoI con rama d
lAl msiOrsI vegas del pals. (P)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-08

ga Ea verdaderansnte sorprsndante d Fa,
Eultado que Se obtisss con 81 usc del 0wmtfsss
Gadoa pAra ID expulHi6a de les lombrlCss Dc.
mas verne1 insteGtinales. E.ta playa do plr6.
Gitos que tsntsa nillsrsl de victinaS he cAuGAds
d humanidad, % destruida como por enssxt0
con tan excelente prepsrsdo del cpal tenOmo1 lat
mejOraI rsferepciau. Su nSo ss hh gsneralisads
sa to1o el pats J puedo deciras que ne hay Hn
hogar en- dOnden sea conocido psr las madEss 4.
90 desvalaA por ID salud de sus tierReS intantaS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-08

SAhemoS que 10 Iocisdad recyeltiya g La
FLOR de Mayo" tan proAto te'nine lol bAileS dc
dizfraz de Ia actual temporada, dari On Sus aRIo-
mes una vslada en- 10 que tomarGn parts vsrios
j6veneS SehoritsH de diChA HOsisdad. TambiSn
70 NOS ssOgurs que pronto 90 inGtalsrG en- el re.
ferido esntrc, I'm tsstro para dar fuacloaeu dra
msticaB lOS domiagoH Todo esto 90 dsba ini-
ciatiyas del presidents don Isocsnsio Okrdanas
' de los demGs miembroE de ls JuntS Directive,
que han 1Rbido eolocar el Casino Ia AlturA on
que hoy se eRCuentra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-08
Banos de Coanno
MEDICO.DIRECTOR.

MEDlC0-DIRECT0R,
Don Enrique Raus de Ia Rubia
administrators. Srss Julio N. chardSn y Hermaro
Queda alberta latsmporada Official de 1894 grandeE
meoras entodas las dependencies
TSrGa PGrG eStssoIG IL ~
Hosped&ie complete en- Ia planta alta de la ca
sa, incluso banos duchas dem6s aplca-
clones de las aguaS por persona, al dia,
(maxmol i. !.
Idem, idem, idem on Ia planta baia i'd, d.. $50
Nnos hasta cuatro amos: al dia.. :. :. -. so
Idem de cuatro ocho idem idem.. :. :, :. :,
Idem de ocho doce idem idem., =, -. l-60
Criados: precos convencionsleas
Hospedaie complete on Ia planta alta, sin
ba00Sss . sss S-60
NOTA
Sc harSn rebaias las familias de nAe de tres
personas 4 loS huespedes por largag tenn.
p0radas.
ILOs honorarios del MsdicO Director pOr Ia
conSulta para el uso de las aguas 10 vigilaneia
Ia buena aplicacioR de aquellas, durante 81 tempo
que cada enfermo permaneZca en- 0l balneario SON
segun Ia legislaci6n VICENTE, 1915. = los sehOreG
bahistas queno so hospeden en- Ia casa se les cobra
ra por Ia tarifa especial, sprObada, que continue
ci6n 80 expresa:
Por un bado general On pila. ..... 4 S0s2S
Idem Id. do asiento con hidro.meZOlSd0r S6
Idem una duCha 6htoPm0. !. !. ....a 10
Id0m idem de cualquier otra eaSe.. -. 10
Idem idem pulveriZaC6n.. =. :. =. :. :. 10
1dem tdem estufa.ss 80 sss. ... q. .. 20
HotG.sPor habitad6n plsnta alta: poH una persO
na Al dis, 60Cts-Idem idem, baa: ID, ID, ID, 50 cts
RsStswSsG- = DeSayunO. almuOrEO comidaa, al
ost;;S"is :sg.sGs. y HOSpsddO complete. inOluSO
sS-2s julio N OsardSn . EwSssDo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-08
TT AZORES QUE Sc EsPERAN; El srplnOl

TT AZORES QUE Sc E5PERAN; ri eupanOl
,'oonds Wlfredo' SGli6 do CanarisG 81 70
y del paSado directnmsnte para este puerto, On
81 cual tonSra carga pASaieros para ID Habanh
sxucar para New-York. III esp. "BuenOG All
reI" 10 hizo el 80 de Oadix para este puerto via
suariaH. EI esp. "Niceto" 10 verified Ol 2s di.
rscto de Liverpool. ri esp. "HabAAA" do la isla
Dc Ouba, MsyAgdsz y Ponce, llegarG On brsvO
On lugar del M. L. Villaverda" que embananc6
en- Nusvitas , Isldrk del cstOrca 81 ounce del
Setual hAcienIo las miEmAs eHcaIaS hasts ID HabA.
ua, admitiendo cArga psssisroI. III ingL "Ran.
aoch" saIi6 do New York. El aBramble', 10 he.
rG el 10 del que rige, amboH direCtamsRte para
este puerto.
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ReeomendamcS ( nu0stro celoro slcslda Vi

RseomendamcS nu0stro celoEo SlcSlda una
ojesda & ls PuOrtG de sAa JuStO J lugarsH inmO.
diAtOD, porqus no creOmou que dsSpu6s de snto.
rado del aspsCtO Dc aquslloa UitioS 60 atrevA ~.
die soutsaer que sBtR peblasibn goEA de lOE be.
RsfcioS que la "policiG urbanA" rspOrta ne u {
una "ciudad" sino ls "aldeA mas mfSsra". II
sTto On ma de las tres entrRd's prsotieableH de
Ia CApitsl, pAEO obIgado de todO trknEitO J mo.
viYniantoI
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a iuzrar Dor i Gguiento euelto aue raco

A Iuzgar pOr 81 IguientO sueltO que r0Cor
tGmes de "El NetieierO" de Pen0s, ne hay duda
que vamos prOgrssando POGO poso. Habls o.
cOloga: "Oorr0n rumorsH de ousontrarSs pOr los
alrsdedorSs do esta Oiudsd IN tai Orux Moline
70 ~ "El Chine, que eHtuvo Complicsdo On VA
rios roboS 6Meendios no haee muehOs SHoa
TGmbi6a hsmos Ssbido que hhss tres cuatrc
aiaH q ioVSR den PassIia 0xia Esaibit n ARfRI,
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Por diupouioi6

Por diIposiOi6n del AyuntAmisnte dc este
CspitaL tendrA lugar 81 dis l3 del cerrisnts &
las dos do ls tarde en- ID Casa OonBatoriAl y ante
IL JantA del rano, ID aubaSts para d abAsto d
carnes duraHts l0G disa q 10 % eusAtaA dssds 81
27 del mes On euruo haGtA d 2 dol oatrRnta aep.
tieubrs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-08

VuelvSn loS "deSoCupadoS" pSrturbAr {
las SeHorAS que van bansrIe al AatAdoro , ncn
Suplisan pidGmoE al HsEor AlCalde Ordsns qus IN
pOliciS vigile squol Ditio para que no cOatpds 10
cue Ee denuuoia,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-08

mo doAds a. ls amsnASAba cen ID VidA Il - Dc.
jAbA una cantidad en- detOrminado lugAr. 81 10
rspitsn las ouosnaa dc antaho, NOS quedAn dos
caminoG: 6abAudoAAr ol pals 8 OonvOItirnoI sA
policia para defender nuoHtraH vida1 J nusltroI
intafaHesD
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-08
piceae cue tenemoa otTa en puerta. "a

Dicese que teaemoS otIA en- puerta. Un
eOneEsrto para monopolizAr elRegocio do Las hAri-
nau On euerto.Rico. Al efecto, murmdraEa que
"a 90 ha essrito Madrid, limitando 81 mkxi-
mum el minimum del coosal negocio. ojo,
pueV, 81 OriSto que es do csrR. 81 coHtin6sn
eOoa eoncertos, noa deHconeiertIn y nos revisn.
tan. Y 90 hAeeu Ticos dos tres manganEoneS
sucumbir al peso dc su admirable adminiGtra--
ci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-08

En- Ia Gale de la Crus, Callej6n de IL plaza
del aercadO, 90 depositA menudo mucha basu.
ra que psrmsnece On ese sitio algunos diap con
notable periuicio de Ia sAlubridad p6bliea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-08

Dice 81 "DiariO Popular" de MsysgdSz que
en- Marisao hA Osurrido ID explosion de una l6m.
para de petr6leo cGusando quemadural grAvsp
que haa pueDto En- peligfO la vida de dos perBo-
mas. La etsrna historic. 7, sin embargo, o.
moaopaio apretAndo mka cada dia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-08

En- ID Marina no del. una turhS de mucha-
choS do todss sdades o. moleltaE al voCindario
u con SVs sBakndaloI, 70 con rus gritos, "a cor
SuI juegoI 81 topo I'm cuanto Sl cslogo OOlAdor
Senor h0Rdia tengA GOnoCimisnto de clio SegarS.
mentO corrORirk e1aa faltaH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-08

Nuestro Apresisdo amigo iustrado CORES.
ponsal de este psri6dicO en- Paris el gAlAno escri
tor dor Luis BonAfoux, 80 eneusntrA On La
tuslidad CoIaboraado en- ID obra que con eI titulo
de q DiCcionsrio EncicIop6 leo sditA on aqualIa
capital la importants casa de GArnier HermAnoy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-08
Las Monta1as rusas

La noYedai del diG en- Pusrts de Tiarral
EisrcicioB higisaicos de AgradabIe entreteni-
mientol Avissmos lAa parGonas de gusto qus
pmenisAdaS pov una exaslente orqueBts funcioas.
rkn todos los jusYsa y domingos por Ia tarde laS
montafau rusas. Habrk pueB dos dias en- Il se.
mana donde paSar grataments algunAs horas en-
buena compaHia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-08

Hsn teuido la atsBci6a de participsrnoD 81
enlaca ofrscsrnos III casa On Utaado, don Ma.
uuel IguinA Fuentes dOHa Maria AsIaret Re.
driguez Que sea muchoS afoS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-08

Por disposition de ID Acaldia de eIta Capt.
tAl, el sabado pr6xlmo III del corriente las dos
de ID tards, serEn vacunadaS cuantas personaH
de todas edadeH GO presenter en- Ia galeIiA dc Ia
plants baia del teatro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-08

81 vAp. "MSria Herrera" cargo en- MaySgaez
para ID HabSna J Gibara "a EacoS psSAndo I, 7,Ols
kiloH cafe J para Santo Domingo II eRbszRS de
nanRdn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-08

PoE suSenelA del primer JstO dol Ouarpo de
Orden PdblicO qRsdR eneArgado do ls Jeistsra
del eitado euerpO, 81 primoEII Ieaisnta JOfa dc ln
Raasifa den IIAa sHaEea haaayIlga Raasnpsl
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RIOJ A CLARETFj

Compania Vinicola del Norte de Espaha
Bilbao. Unicoa importadores y depositarios,
MULLENHOFF & KORBER San Juan,
Puerto-Rico.
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De8de
alO Trai.
FortalaaA @.

SO TrAiOs Oasinair
sAsTRERIA TRANOEsA, T1ssOT
Fortalssa 50,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-06

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WEISE MURDER TRIAL.
An Iowa Case in Which There win
Likely Be Sensational DaYelonmants.

An Iowa Case in Which There WIN
Likely BE Sensational Developments.
MARsHALLTowN, Ia, April 4.-The
Weise murder trial has begun, and pre-
dictions that it would be bitter legal
fight are already being verified. The
defense filed a motion that the sheriff
and deputies be barred from acting as
officers of the court, on the grounds of
being prejudiced and bribed against
the defendant. Other serious al
legations were made. The sheriff
filed affidavits, however, denying all,
but the court has not yet ruled on the
motion. There is intense interest in the
trial, probably 1000 people being unable
even to obtain standing room in court.
Mrs. Bennett, the defendant, exhibits
remarkable self-possession and COM
posure. There is a PROBABILITY of sensa-
sational developments before the end of
the week.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-06
GAMBLING SUIT.
y. "A. Murphy & Co., Stock Brokers. Sued

J. A. Murphy & Co., Stock Brokers. Sued
For S22S,OOO.
CHICAGO, April 4. 4.-Walter Stokes of
Memphis, Tenn, has sued J. A. Murphy
q Co., Chicago stock brokers, for $685.
600, half of which is for the benefit of
Cook county. The suit is brought under
the state gambling act. The statutes
OF this state provide that if any suits
shall involve gambling trans
action, the plaintiff shall sue for treble
the amount lost and that half of the
amount, if recovered, shall be paid to
the county. The plaintiff was a custo-
mer of the Tennessee Brokerage asso-
citation, which operated with Murphy &
Co., and claims to have lost SIS, 1000.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-06
REVELRY TO RIOT.
Row at the Carmencita Masque Ball
In Which Many Heads Were
.. Broken.
A Policeman Precipitated the Trouble
by Trying to Stop a Skirt
Dance.
One Man Was Found Dead and 9th.
ers Are In a Critical Con-
ditlOn.

NEW YORK, April 4.-From revelry
to riot was but step, and short one
at that, at the masque ball of the Car
mencita club in Tammany hall at about
o'clock a. m. There were upon the
floor and in the boxes not far from !, 500
persons, and though the bar was closed
there was no lack of intoxicants, so that
when the disturbance began many per-
sons were crazed with drink.
Roundsman Shay precipitated the
trouble by undertaking to stop the per-
formance that was going on in box
occupied by Eddie Hirsch, keeper of Co.
ney Island dance hall, and a party of his
friends. The officer was told to mind
his own business, whereupon he tried to
pull Hirsch from the box. Instantly a
rush was made for the officer. Other
policemen in the hall went to Shay's
assistance. Bottles and chairs were
made use of by the crowd. Clubs were
swung Justify and many heads felt the
force of the locusts.
The Lights Went Out.
In the midst of the affray the lights
were extinguished, but the struggle did
not even then abate. When the lights
were again turned on, one man was ly-
ing dead upon the steps leading to the
street. His name was Terence Gal
lagher. aged 80 years, a race track tout.
Mark Buckner, Baxter street puller-
III, had his head cracked and may die.
George Bernstein, barkeeper, was
badly cut in the hand. The fight lasted
until call sent to the nearest police
station had brought to the hall detail
OF officers strong enough to overawe the
trenzied crowd. The police say that
dallagher's death was caused by heart
disease. 1t is alleged that Roundsman
Shay, whose effort to stop a skirt dance
In Eddie Hirch's box, brought on the
row, had been drinking and was in fact
drunk.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-06
Liquor Bill Passed,

DEs MONIES, April An the senate
Dents liquor manufacturing bill came
up as special order. On motion of
Dent the Chassell bill, which is under
consideration in the house, was substi-
tuted. After some discussion it was
passed, % to II. The bill provides that
permit for the manufacture and sale
OF all liquors shall be granted by the
board OF supervisors on a petition signed
by majority of the voters of the coun-
ty, the sales to be in quantities not less
than four gallons.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-06
Reduced Freight Rates.

KANSAS City, April 4.-The Santa Fe
has made big reduction in freight rates
from Kansas City and Missouri river
points to Texas on some of the leading
commodities. The rate on -four and
other grain products was reduced from
~ to 80 cents per hundred; from 80 to
~ cents on wheat, from 81 to l8 cents
on oats, and from ~ to IS cents on
corn, hay and straw. The new rates
will doubtless be met by the other lines,
and will probably result in general de-
moralization of the Texas rates.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-06
Indian Supply Inspectors.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The Indian
office has appointed the following South
Dakotans to inspect goods for the In
dians at $50 per day: L. E. Whitcher.
Highmore, at Pine Ridge agency; c. N.
McCollum, Tyndall, at Grow Creek and
Lower Brule agencies; R. w. Maxwell,
Worthwhile, at Forest City agency; W.
L. Briley, Dell Rapids, at Standing
Rock agency; Charles Keith, Brookings,
at Rosebud agency.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-06
No Press Messages,

FLORENCE, S. c., April 4.-The tele-
graph Office at Darlington is in the
hands of the military, who refuse to
permit transmission of messages to
newspapers. A simple message to the
editor of the Charleston News and
Courier. saying that 1.-The military has
received supply of blankets by ex-
press" was endorsed: coffee under
military control, guard refuses to let it
be SENT" General Richberg claims that
ne has no discretion in the matter, as
he is acting under Governor Tillman's
orders.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-06

SOUTH Sr. PAUL. April g 1874
HOGS-Market 90 O; lower: quality fair
Yards cleared to packers at S4.42Ia@i45.
cATTLE-Receipts were not offered, on the
market and practically no trading Fair de-
mana. -FOUR 1alr steers. averaging l,l7O lbs,
sold at $3.50 to a city butcher.
Prime steers. $s@52: good steers. Se.75m
500; prime COWS. $2.2j02.4l good cows. S2.W
@2.s5; common to fair cows 75c@Sl.75: Gpnt
veal calves. $2.5O@35O: heavy calves. sl.5um
500; stockers, $l.5o@s.s5; feeders. $2oOM:75:
bulls $l.25@2.UU.
SHEEP-Steady. Good demand for fat sbaon
Muttons. S:.U sDj.5, .a.n,,, S2.n,n; ~
stockers and feeders Sl.250..2j,
Receipts: Hogs. 200: CATTLE 2i: calves, Is:
sheep, 40. -
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-06
Treasury Estimates.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The senate
committee on finance has made public
the treasury estimates of the revenue
which will be derived from the senate
tariff bill as reported to the senate,
which shows that the customs returns
under the bill will amount to $163, $751;
O1S. The internal revenue part of the
bill will yield an increase over the pres
ent law of $4,000, 900, of which the in
come tax will furnish $50, 900, the
increase of spirit tax $20,OO0,OO0 and
that on playing cards $1,000, 900.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-06
KOsciuskO Ce'ehration.

CRAcow, April 4.-The conclusion of
the celebrations which began on March
"a, in conlmemoration of the Tooth an.
niversary of the day when Thaddeus
Kosciusko, the last ommander-in-chief
of the republic Of Poland, took the for
NAL oath on the Rang Platz here to
fight for the freedom of Poland to his
last breath, the event being signalized
by the unveiling of monument to the
patriots memory was marked by many
riotous scenes.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-06
TWENTIETH YEAR
FRYE's ARMY.
She Western Contingent Of the Coxey
Brigade Arrives at St. Louis.


she We.tern Contingent Of the Coxey
Brigade Arrives at St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, April 4.-General Frye's
army OF unemployed workmen arrived
at Jefferson barracks from Poplar Bluff
ana are now camped in the railroad
yards at Ivory station. The army pre-
sented picturesque sight as the train
pulled in. The common wealers were
al on the tops of the box cars, many
dressed IN blankets to ward off the cold,
tor Which they were unprepared. There
We're IL cars in the train, some loaded
with cattle. Over the car in which
General Frye's headquarters were
noated the American flag Old Glory
was saluted by company of United
states regulars as they came to stand
oetore the barracks platform. These
same regulars. while very friendly in
cl1ned towards the industrial army, had
orders to prevent them from getting off
thelr train, and their orders were
promptly carried out. There were 600
men in Frye's army in all, and
tney appeared to be we'll dis
ciplined and respectable lot Of
men. A squad of police from the city
met the army at the barracks and es-
corted them to their quarters at Ivory
station. General Frye was requested to
Keep his men together, and at once
posted plckets about the camp, while
ponce officers and detectives were posted
AZ every road leading into Carondolet
WITH orders not to let any OF Frye's army
enter the city. After getting into camp,
breakfast was cooked, consisting largely
OF cornmeal mush, of which there Was
scarcely enough to go around.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-06
THE WORST OVER.

Governor Tillman Thinks Peace viii
Now Reign.
COLUMBIA, S. c., April 4.-There is
no warlike aspect about the capital city,
and everything is peace. The guards at
the executive mansion have been with
drawn, all the local militia are giving
up their guns and Governor Tillman
himself says the worst is over, and order
now reigns. Throughout the day the
governor has had offers of services from
several outside military companies, all
of which he has declined. The tele-
graph censorship has not been discon-
tinued, but the governor himself passes
upon all kilograms, rejecting some and
changing others. The sensation of the
day here was the refusal of the New
berry Rifles to remain stationed at the
telegraph office to supervise the tele-
grams, and their notice to the governor
OF their resignation.
Quiet at Darlington.
DARLINGTON, S. c., april 4.-There is
but little news to be given out from
Darlington, as absolutely nothing of d
startling or even an interesting nature
has occurred. The town is still under
martial law and the troops are still
here, and they have marched and drilled
all over the town, but that Is all they
have done. They could do nothing else,
as not even school-boy scrap or dog
fight has occurred to mar the serenity.
The town is again taking on its usual
every day appearance and the business
houses are open and trade is being con-
Quoted as quietly as formerly, and if it
were not for the presence of the military
, the town would present its ordinary ap.
pearance.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-06
The Gar Is Pacific.

LONDON, April "A dispatch to The
Times from Vienna points out the polit-
ical Importance of the cars step in
bringing about the Austro- Russian COM
merclal treaty, saying that it affords
substantial evidence of the pacific ten
dency OF the emperor of Russia.
VIENNA, April 4.-The successful ter
mlnation of the Austro- Russian COM
merclal treaty negotiations, fixing the
tarlft on imported rye at form 30
kreutzers, was accomplished by the
direct Intervention of the czar.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-06
NEWS CONVERSATIONS.

prospects are that navigation at the
800 viii open about April 20.
Considerable Republican gains are
reported in Ohio and Michigan munic,-
pal elections.
The April term of the Minnesota
supreme court opened Tuesday. There
are 5lS cases on the calendar.
Inc annual meeting of the Mississinni
valley Lumbermen's association is in
session at Minneapolis.
Minister Thurston of Hawaii will be-
marrled Thursday at St. Joseph, Mich.
to Miss Harriet E. Potter.
Congressman Caldwell, (Rep.) was
elected mayor of Cincinnati BY a plural
1:y Of q, 752 over four other candidates.
Kansas wheat is badly in need
rain. Fully 100000 acres of the
oOO,OOO IN the state are said to be suffe.-
ing. = $500
Receipts at the Duluth land Office for
the last quarter were the largest of ,,nv
office in the United States, being $1O1.-
The chief engineer of the army has
submitted a favorable report on Senator
Pettigrew's bill for a bridge over the
Missouri river at Yankton, S. D.
The Times says that the marriage of
Miss Margot Tenant to Mr.. Herbert
Asquith, the English home secretary.
has been bee fixed to take place on May 10.
Ex-C Congressman Irvine DUNCAN Of
Ohio has been appointed law clerk at
$4,000 in the Office of the assistant at.
torney general for tho interior depart
ment
Eastbound shipments from Chicag
last week amounted to 95.188 tons
against 85,316 for the preceding week
and 3d. ,522 for the corresponding week
Of last year.
An anti-pool room bill has passed the
Maryland legislature. By the terms Of
the bill betting at county fairs and le-
gltimate race courses is permitted for a
period Of q + 30 days yearly.
London dispatch says Corbett will
night under the auspices of the Nationa.
Sporting club, provided jackson is will
ing and the purse is satisfactory. It is
understood the fight will not take place
before September or October.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-06
Decided Against Minnesota.

WASHINGTON, April 4. - Secretary
Smith has approved the decision Of the
gener al land Office in the swamp land
case Of Murphy against the State of
Minnesota, rejecting the claim Of the
state to lands in the Duluth land dis
trict. The st. Paul and Dulu tn Rail-
road company as grantee of the state,
recently appealed from the decision and
6led eight allegations Of error.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-04-06
Waite Admires Tillman

DENVER, April 4.-Governor Waite
expresses great admiration for Governor
Tillman of South Carolina. He said:
l met him at the bi1netallic convention
in st. Louis. and was much impressed
with his strength of character. It is
my impression that if anybody can en-
force that law down there, which is all
the governor is trying to do, Tillman is
just the man to do it.