Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-05-17

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fifth degree of General Standish. I,
also contains q picture of Alexander and
the will of Captain Myles. Alexander's
first wife was a daughter of the Priscilla
that Miles courted, as in the poem by
proxy of John Alden"
Among the improvements being made
by the property in our city, ou1
attention has been called to the neat ap.
pearance of the three houses owned by
Major Pitts of Winona. They are very
attractive, no expense having been spared
in making them so. The work was done
under the personal supervision of the
agent, MI. LIE Brock, who is certainly
entitled to considerable credit in looking
after the details and seeing that every.
thing wal done in q workmanlike man
mel.
News comes from Washington that
the president has granted a pardon to
Charles E. Bailey, convicted October 8,
1890, in the. district court Of North Da-
kota for robbing the mails. He was SEN
fenced to eight years. The president
says the man pleaded guilty and fur
nished information leading to the con-
viction of others engaged in the crime,
and that his conduct has been good since
his confinement. Bailey wa one of the
two men who held up the train out near
New Salem.
Adjutant General Miller has issued a
general order, which in substance is as
follows: ION Memorial day the North
Dakota National guards will parade I'M
der arms. AS this day is observed by
the Grand Army of the Republic with
appropriate ceremonies, and as a mark
of respect to the veterans of the late
war, the commanding officers of the diff
ferent companies, troops, battery and
band will reporG with their commands to
the several commanders of the G.. A. r.
posts in their several localities for duty
as escorts. ~.
A district convention for the Tenth
district of the International Typograph-
ical Union will be held in Grand Forks
June II and -. This district comprises
North and South Dakota, Minnesota,
northern Wisconsin and Manitoba. Thus
far the typographical unions of st. Paul,
Minneapolis. Duluth, Winnipeg, Sioux
Falls and Fargo, the pressmen's unions
of st. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and
Superior, and the stereotypers' union of
st. Paul and Minneapolis have elected
delegates, and it is expected that the
convention will be a largely attended
and important meeting. +
The labors Of the "gospel car are
already bearing fruit. Two boys, aged
about 6 and 8 years, INDUCED in the fol-
lowing conversation: Said the elder:
"Do you know what will wash your sins
awayg" The younger promptly confessed
his Ignorance. swell, I can tell you,"
said the first. "What?" was the anxious
inquiry. Nothing but the blood Of
jesus came the answer. We we're sur
prised at his orthodoxy. We did not
think he got it from his father, as "Hosk"
asserts nc pr%etensions in that line. In
quiry developed that the lad had been to
the gospel car"
The council held an adjourned meet
ing Monday nlght,,but notImuch business
was transacted. The salary question
came up again, but was not settled.
The second report of the committee rec
commended the salaries to be continued
the same as last year, except that they
be placed on the general fund. AS this
fund is exhausted, and no warrants can
be drawn on it, the report vas referred
back for ome new solution of the salary
question. The council ordered a water
ing trough on Sixth street and Broad
way. The park matter did not come up,
as no communication in the matter was
made to the council.
Rev. Egan of Fargo that
the committee IN transportation have
secured from the Northern Pacific,
Great Northern, Chicago, st. Paul and
Milwaukee railroads, rates of a fare and
a fifth. Parties attending the Catholic
convention will purchase one way tickets
at starting points, not more than three
days prior to the opening date, they must
see that they get a receipt therefor on
form special ticket receipt and GER
t~iicate. with which all agents are pro.
vided These receipts when presented at
the various depots in Fargo will entitle
the holder to the fifth fare rate home.
Hotel rates will be one dollar a day.
Badness is often preceded or accom-
panied by grayness of the hair. To pre-
vent both badness and grayness, use
Halls Hair Remover, an honest remedy.
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