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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-09

Zaraxsm sawisdamiam cslonk6w
IL Podatek M obch6d wynosi 30. q.
o.sonks. Prose- o.lonk6w, ably PREY
byli ma to posiedzsnie i uiscili sic re
swyoh diug6w. " pr.eoiwnym ra.ie
beda suspendowani. - Jos. A. Pa
prooki, sekr.
Or. 80 10 Buffalo.
Z~awisdamiam 81. oIlonk6w tow
Synowie Boskiej Wolnosoi, or. 81,
IL roc1ne Posiedzsnie prrypads IL
Oserwos, o godzinie 2 pc posudniu,
" hall ma Stanislaus ulicy 1 nadal
odbyws6 sic beds W ia,ds druga
nied.iele missisca. Ma to posied.s
ME obowiszany sic stawi6 kaady
osfonek, Poniewaz bedzie czytany
roczny doch6d i rozoh6d, zara.sm
bedsis wybrany nowy .sr1sd ma rok
nsstsPny. Nieobeony o.lonek ma
roosnem posiedzeniu podpsds kar.e
SOC. - NJ. Parsdowski, sskr.
Or. 212 10 Detroit.
Ma posiedzeniu tow.
Orzef Polski, odbytsm dnia % maja
Z. b., .ostai obrany zlr.sd ma rok
Prsyszly, jak nastepuje:
Stanisiaw Ko.ak, prs.ss po rs. 6;
Jak6b Kanikowski, vice prs1es pc
raz 6; Josef Barahski, sekr. prot. DO
rsz 4; Franciszek Gradscki, sekr. fn.
pc rsz 1; St. Karol Kulka, kasjer 20
raz 8; Franoiszek Rosisfski, Antoni
Hojnaoki | Jan Giulygross - opie-
kunowie kasy; Leon Misozkowski,
dyrektor ohoryob; Walenty G sndlak,
wioe dyrektor Ohorych; Antoni Js.
sionowski, odz ~ierny; Frsnois.ek
Kamowski, marszaiek.
Wszslkis listy i korespondsnoje,
tyc.ace sic tow. Orzei Polski, or.
212, prosze ~adresowae: J6zef Ba.
rahski, 657 Forest ave. E., Detroit,
Mich.
CIR. 36f 10 Mount Plezsont,3 Pa.
zswiadamiam ws.ystkich oslonkow
tow. S~. Stsnislaw wa B. j grupy 1874
Il. N. p, il posisd.enie p6lroosne
odbed.is sic " n~ied.'eis, IL o.erwca
r. b. W szkols parafjalnsj, ma kt6re
to Posied.enie zapra,zam ws.ystkioh
c.fonkow tego towar.ystwa, DO "a
wazns sPrawy do s~aiatwienia. w.
C.eksj, sskr.
Or. 1863 10 Chicago.
Niniejs.em zapraszam oa}onk6w
tow. A. Mickiewicra gr. I69 ma pc.
sisdzenie d. IL ozsrwoa Z. b., o gods.
2giej po poiudniu do hall Domu Zw.,
Z powodu il dnia 10 b. m. many Wy.
staple in oorpors ma wymarsz tow.
Jana Kochanowskisgo do Prsgler,
Grove. Ig. Pulkowski, sekr. prot.
CIR. 1877 20 Buffalo, ". Y.
Zswiadamiam ws.ystkioh czlon
k6w tow. q nSynowis Kr6lowsj
Polski", or. 1877 Nv. N. P, IL mie.
siecIne posied,enis odbedzis sic "
przyszia nisdzisle, t. j. IL ozsrwca T,
b. punktualnie o godz. II po polud.
niu " sail szkolnsj prsy parafji M.
B. R6tahcowej. Kaady ozionek pc.
win'sn bye Obecny, poniewaa pr.yj.
do waans sprawy pod obrady, pr.y.
tenn obecnosc jest koniec.nis wyma.
game, poniswa4 bedzis zdany rapor,
Z zabawy, jake u~r.sdsilismy. Prsy.
tenn o iaskawe ,dsnis tykist6w tyoh,
kt6re ME zostaiy rozspr.edans, aaeby
prsyjse jak najpredzoj do koh,s
ogtlne sprawo.dan'e ogiosic. Csion.
kowie ks6rsy Die mogs opiacic ma
csas podatku, wirni sic stawic oso.
biscis ma POsiedzsnie prosic o pro.
longsoje, " PrIeoiwnym ra,is beds
suspendowsni. Wslsnty J.. S.ozs.
panisk, sskr.
CIR. 1876 10 Wilmington, Del.
Zswiadamiam o.. osiouk6w tow
Kr6lesswa Polskiego gr. 1873, IL pc.
sisdsenie roosne odbedsis sic dnis
Is b. N. o gods. u ~wisoorem, W hs.
Ii zwykiyoh posisdzeh. Uprsssam,
ably ksady osionek byi obsony, po
niswas - bsrd.o wasns sprawy do
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-09

ssu Wissscss l b. .Witaj Msjow,
Jutr.enko", n 90 publiosnos6 d.is.
kowala liosnymi oklsskami.
2. Nova ks. DR.. Stabeuau .robila
bardso miis wraAsnie M sluobac zach,
MO wieo d~.iwnego, 4s NOVA jsgo
byfs pr1erywana rsesistymi oklasks-
mi. Szanowny m6wcs " kr6tkioh .
trssoiwych siowaoh sopowiedsi.l
Pr.ebieg Konstytucji 8 Maja, dalsj
tyciorYs A Miokiewioza, .soheoal do
ozytania poe.yj wiss.o.s, do ur.s
d.ania podobaych obchod6w, kt6re
uswietniajs pamiec nas.yoh bobate.
row, zaleoai milosc, jednoczesnie l
oswiate, 1aznac.yi wressoie, Re je.eli
tax bsd.ismy postepowat, to doo.e.
kamy sic wiecej takich poet6w ola
dobra naszego i Ojc.y.ny.
8. Deklamacja panny S. Nova
kowskieI, sastosow wanna do jubilsu
szu. byaa wypowiedrisna znskomicie.
4. S2iew Kola Polskiego, ,,Bracia
dsof podajmy zgody".
5. Nova dr.. Schroeder xrobila tel
m:le w~raaenie IA zgromsd.onyoh.
Szanowny m6woa przedstawil, 4e
kohczsoy sic wick .robii ogromny
prrewrot W d.iejaoh cywili.acji,
wspomniai o frsncuzkiej re~woluoji,
dslsj pr.ebisg Konstytucji 3 Majs,
smierc krola Poniatowskiego i uro.
dsiny niesmiertelnego wies.o.a Mic
kiewio.a, ktorego jubileus. oboho.
dsa we wssystkioh trzeoh zaboro.ych
k%rajaoh my r6wniea ~spisszmy Gle
Pod.ielac wzniosle pamistki. Zsohe-
oaf do ozytania poe.yj wies.oza, "
kt6rych jest pelno miiosoi wzgledem
syn6w Ojc.yzny, a nawet i oaiego
swiata.
8. Dsklamacja p Gerlsoh. mad.
ohodzi chwila odtyoia narodu" row.
niea byia wypowiedzisna starannie,
z. S2iew Polskiego Kois, nJut "
gruzach leta".
8. Nova p. Olsranowskisgo byis
wysluchans przss publio.nose . Ia.
jeciem. Sc. m6wca " tresoiwych IA
rysaoh pr.edstawii oele obohod6w,
zacheoaf ws.ystkioh szo.eg6lnisj
mlod1iez do iaosenia sic " k6{ka to.
warsyskie, Ices; ME MOVIE, DO d.is
many ro.maityoh towar.ystw wisl'
ka ilosc, " kohcu nadmienii, as prse,
iaornose ! 4. pr.yczyna nas.ych przy.
jaci6i skrsjuy bill senatora Lodges
zostai odrzucony.
o. Deklamaojs synka PIP. Gro
srswskioh uPowrot tsty" byia wypo.
wiedriana bard.o pieknie.
10. Deklamsojs Sokola p. Skar
b~ihskiego, dOsyc diuga 1 trudna,
wysluchana I Acknowledgement.
IL. S1iew Polskiego Kola, Ma
SEA miod1isa".
II. Deklsmaoja synka PIP. Le win.
skich yAlpuhara".
ID. Spisw Koia nPoaegnanie aol.
nierzs".
IA. Dsklamscja ohiopo.yks Pr
Woznisk, nTwardowski".
Is. Spiew Kola, ME danny sie",
18. zYws obrasy pod kierownic.
TWEEN Tow. Polek Wanda. Obra
COW przedstawiono trey, a wssystkie
publio.nosc wprawily W zachwyt.
Podczss obchodu przygrywala mu.
xyka p. Raszei.
Ma zakohczenie prezes obohodu "
gorscyoh siowaoh podsiekowai S1sn
publiosnosci l OBJ. Monkiswiorowi "a
bezinteresowne odstapienie hall, pc
csem odspiswano hymn ,,Bo.s co!
Polske". Wssystkis mowy, dekla.
maOje, Spiewy ! obrazy nagradssno
huo.nymi oklaskami.
w imisniu komitetu, sklsdsm ser
decsns pod.iekowanie ! stsropolskie
Bog sapaa6 Sc. Towarsystwu Polek
Wanda, S1an. m6woom, dsklama.
sorom, Polskismu Koau SpiswsOkis.
nu ! lynn wszystkim kt6rzy sic PREY
osynili do uSwietnienia obohodu oraz
oh. Monkiewics 70 besintsrssowne
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
GIVEN A WARM RECEPTION
Scorpion and Osceola Pay a
Visit to ManzanillO.
SURPRISED BY THE sPAN1ARDs
Expected to Find Only Small Gunboats
but Met an Army of Artillery
and Infantry.

OFF SANTIAGO DE CUBA. July 8. via
Kingston. Jamaica. July l2.-Captaiu
Adolph Mark of the converted yacht
Scorpion and Captain Purcell OF the
Osceola had a hot time on July i
at Manzanillo. where they had estab.
lished a blockade. Manzanlllo has I'm.
til lately been unguarded aud the Span.
ish have used 1t for q port Of supplies.
General Pando and his branch OF the
army is there.
1t was decided to lock the stable
door last week, and on Sunday. July 8.
the Scorpion and Osceola were before
the place. 1t is on a long. deep bay.
and a close examination by Captain
Marix convinced that its defense was
One Small Fort and Two Gunboats.
On Sunday morning Captain Mark de-.
clded to go in after the gunboats. Cap.
tain Mark tells the story as follows:
Imagine our surprise upon finding
instead Ut the gun boats and a small
fort. the shore fiji led with artillery and
infantry. The fire we moved into
them was a desperate one. considering
that we did not have any protection
for our men or the guns. For % min.
utes we stayed at it. and l think we
must have done a lot of damage. I
had no pilot and could not move in
close. We were hit frequently. and at
last, when a shot had cleaned our gal.
ley, and l saw it was useless to risk the
mems lives. we moved out.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
NOTES OF THE A

Camara's feet sailed from Port Said
for C%artagena, Spain.
The British steamer Monmouth, now
at Bremen, has been purchased by the
United States.
Advices received by Commander Nc.
Gala of the Marblehead from the city
of Guantanamo show that the deaths
from starvation average Is daily.
Thousands Of refugees from Santi.
ago have focked to the American
lines. and the problem of feeding them
is a serious one f0r General S halter.
General Shafter reports that the loss
among u forces July l and 2 was:
Killed, % officers, 2OS enlisted men;
wounded, 81 officers, 1908 enlisted
men; missing, 80 enlisted men.
The Associated Press CORES pondent
at Berlin reiterates that notwithstand.
ing official denials Germany, Russia
and France are scheming to intervene
in the Philippines when certain condi.
tions arise.
The war department is advised that
Randolph's six batteries of artillery,
the District of Columbia regiment AID
a regiment of Illinois infantry which
left Tampa several days ago have
reached Santiago.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
D0NS DEPRESSED
HopelesSness Of the War Be-
coming Apparent to Mad-
rid Officials.
Recognized That Santiago Must
Yield and Further Defeats
Will Follow.
CARLISTS ARE VERY ACTIVE
Openly Threaten to Rise If
the Terms of Peace Are
Displeasing.
Will Not Agree to a Settle.
ment Entailing Loss Of
Territory.

MADRID. July IL. -lnformation re.
ceived from the most reliable sources is
to the effect that the darkest pessimism
pervades Madrid officialdom. The
hopelessness of the war is finally rec.
ognized and the peace idea now seems
to predominant in the cabinet and
negotiations are considered urgent. 1t
is now recognized that Santiago de
Cuba is completely boleaguered and
cannot hold out owing to the lack of
provisions and munitions of war. 1t
is considered certain that the Amer.
leans will blockade Cuban and Porto
Rican ports, cutting off their supplies,
while the authorities are convinced
that All American fleet is coming to
the peninsula. There is no confidence
felt that the powers will interfere even
If ~defenceless seaports are bombarded
aud. therefore, what measures of de.
Tense are possible are being adopted.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
CARLlSTS VERY ACTIVE.

Threaten to Cause an Uprising II Terms
of Peace Entail Loss of Territory.
PARIS. July l2.-The Madrid CORE.
spondent of The Temps says:
The end is impatlently awaited, ever
the government no longer attempting
to disguise its conviction that after the
fall of Santiago the time will have
come for thinking about overtures OF
peace. especially us all the European
chancellories advise this course.
The meetings that are being held at
Bayonne III the provinces of Navarro
and along the Pyrennean frontier
greatly disturbing the ministry. The
partisans of Don Carlos are making no
secret of their intention to rise if the
terms upon which peace is conducted
should entail u loss of territory.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
PLACED AT 25,OOO,OOO

Returning Miners Estimate the Winters
Output on the klonlikc.
SAN Francisco, July l2.-Twenty
miners from the Yukon placers at
Mannook, Circle City and Dawson ar.
rived here during the day on the
schooner Hattie l. Phillips from St.
Mlchaels. The returning prospectors
bring about $4,000 with them and
have been in Alaska from one to
twenty-five years. Half of the party
will return to work their claims.
The passengers from Dawson are
confident that the output on the Klon.
dixie will run over SEQ, 900 900.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
Spring Valley Ranch.

EDITOR TRIBUNE: Your correspond.
ent recently received an invitation to
visit the Spring Valley Ranch" of Mr..
J.J. Jackman, SO we'll known to the
TRIBUNE and its readers, by reason of
MIR. Us residence in Bismarck for the
last twenty.eight years.
While Mr.. j needs no introduction,
yet few, however, are aware that he has
the best appointed ranch on the slope.
Spring Valley Ranch is in northern
kidder county, % miles from Steele and
IS miles from Bismarck.
Originally an exclusive sheep ranch,
it is now an all around stock ranch hay
ing 2,2OO sheep and lambs, 100 cattle
and IS horses.
MIR. Jackman conducts his ranch with
the energy and integrity displayed in all
his business enterprises, a fact illus
trated by the length of service of his
employees. those now on the place having
been in his employ for from one to three
years, and it is needless to say none are
of the "Weary Willie" type.
Another source Of qualification to Mr..
j is the fact that among his neighbors
are several who from savings while in
his employ have started ranches of their
own.
EMr. j has just finished shearing; his
clip amounting to about 1900 pounds
was disposed of at a high price, it being
clean of good quality, and CHASING as
Delaine wool. He expects to realize
about $1,000 from his wool and lambs
this year and in addition can dispose OF
about $4,000 of beef.
Black leg being prevalent, Mr.. Jack.
man decided to vaccinate his cattle, em.
ploying Mr.. E. G. Field of Bismarck tc
do the work. We are Informed that
the expense of vaccinating is only ~
cents per head in lots of 100 or more,
this low price.being possible by the de
partment furnishing free vaccine tc
stockmen thus making the expense
small.
Spring Valley Ranch is pleasantly
located at the foot of the Coteaux, which
rise like a %forbidding wall to the north
and east and is only a few miles distan,
from one of the fiercely contested battle
grounds of Gen. Sibley's command witt
the Sioux Indians in 1862.
The buildings are large commodiout
and well built, the sheds and barns arr
of lumber and we'll built, having
shingled roofs.
The eheep barns are semi-circular il
form, facing south, have a length of Coz
feet and a width of % feet. A windmill
! furnishes water in the yards, while
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
Entertained by WINNINGS;

WINNIPEG, July lathe Minnesota
editorial excursion. consisting of 1870
members of the press of that state, ar.
rived on the regular Northern Pacific
express. The excursionists were taken
in hand by the Winnipeg city council
and were royalty entertained until ii
p. m. The programme included rides
by special electric trains all over the
city and to the park. where lunch was
served. A dinner was also given at
which many speeches were made.
MAY SAVE THREE SHIPS.
Sampson Reports on the Condition Of the
Spanish Vessels.
WAsHINGToN. July 12.-Admiral
Sampson has cabled the navy de part.
ment that in his opinion three of the
Spanish vessels may be saved. The
Colon is certainly in good condition, he
reports, and there are reasonable hopes
of saving the Maria Teresa and Viz.
caya. This is the only news received
from Sampson in a day or more. the
cables apparently being interrupted or
in bad working order.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
CORBETT AND KID MCCOY.

Terms Agreed On for Il Contest at Buffalo
on Aug 81.
NEW YORK, July lat is announced
that James J. Corbett and Kid Mccoy
have agreed upon terms for a 25.round
match, to come off at Buffalo, Aug. 81.
The purse will be $40, 900, with a side
bet probable. 1t is said that McCoy's
representative Professionally accepted
Corbett's stipulations that should the
police interfere the latter is to have
the winners end of the purse.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
ONEa EMPLOYE Persisted.

Hotel St. Joseph at St. Joseph, Mich.
Destroyed by Fire.
ST. JOSEPH, Mich, July 12.-Hotel
St. Joseph was destroyed by fire at | a.
m. OF the 40 guests and employees in
the building all escaped but one. E.
Benson Of Logansport. Ind. Benson
was all employe, and lost his life while
trying to save books from the office.
The hotel had 200 rooms and was owned
by ]. H. Graham of the Graham &
Morton Transportation company. Loss,
$3.50, 900.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
Making "Dead and Down" Timber.

ST. PAUL. July l2.-Indians and
half breeds are setting wholesale fires
in the northern part of the state, and
not only wantonly wasting the forests
but imperiling the lives of settlers.
through the desire of the Indians to
make dead and down" timber, and
this has become 80 general that Chief
Fire Warden Andrews has sent an ur.
gent appeal to the commissioner of In.
dian affairs asking for immediate &C.
ton. There is no secret made of this
method in the pine regions and the fir.
ing of pine tracts is taken as a matter
of course.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
Russian Press Bitter.

LONDON, July 12.-The press of all
the continental cities is most actively
discussing the prospects OF peace. The
Russian papers are very bitter against
the United States. The St. Petersburg
Novosti characterizes the destruction
Of Admiral Cervera's feet as brutal
slaughter. and accuses the Americans
OF employing ''some kind of new ex.
ploslve. machine or bomb. contrary to
international law"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
BROUGHT MANY wo FUNDED
Transports %lroquois and Cherokee Ar
rive at Tampa.

Transports lroquois and Cherokee Ar
rive at Tampa.
TAMPA, July l2.-The transports Iro.
quois and Cherokee brought $50
wounded men from Santiago. These
have boon distributed to positions on
shore. and the ships are awaiting or.
ders. At daylight the long train of
hospital cars were thrown open for the
reception Of those who were going to
Fort Mcpherson, and 223 men were
placed aboard. Eighty.seven were sent
to the general hospital of the Fourth
army corps and the surgeons had their
first experience in dressing war
wounds. Only N man was unable to
walk. the others having sufficiently re.
cQYered to do so.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
WHO PAYS THE TAX.

Com missioner Of Internal Revenue Has a
Decision in Preparation.
WASHINGTON. July l2.-The commits.
sioner of internal revenue has a decis.
ion in preparation in which 1t will be
held that the stamp representing the
tax Oh express matter must be affixed
to the bill OF lading by the express com.
pany and not by the individual shipper.
This also applies to the government in
sending express matter under its con.
tract.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
Did Not Discuss Peace.

MADRID, July l2.-The cabinet coun.
oil. the ministers declare. did not touch
on the peace question. On the con.
trary. war was the principal object of
the governments d~eliberation. The
council was occupied with a dispatch
from Governor General Blanco detail.
ing his means of defense in Cuba,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
Their Gunncrs Incon peten..

LONDON. July lathe Times. in ar
article reviewing the war. enters into a
minute criticism Of the naval battle off
Santiago de Cuba and arrives at the
conclusion that ''either the gunnery
OF the Spanlards at1oat. as on shore.
must be hopelessIy incompetent. or
their ammunition must be nearly
worthless"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
Journalist

LINCOLN, Neb., July l2.-A. H. Men.
denhall, vice president of The State
Journal company, fell into a cistern at
his residence and was drowned. A
verdict of accidental drowning was re.
turned by the corouer's jury
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
St. Paul Population Increasing.

ST. PAUL. July IL. The St. Paul
city directory. just issued, indicates a
population of 100, 900 for the city OF St.
Paul and n or two small suburbs.
whose people are considered within
the city, although just outside it's cor.
porate limits. 1t shows the largest in.
crease since 1893, and gives business
figures indicating general growth in
business interests.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
Broke the Record Acain,

SOUTHAMPTON, July 13.-The steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse passed the
Needles at 5:l5 p. m, having made the
run from Sandy Hook in 8 days. II
hrs, IS minis. This time is . hrs, ~
minis. less than her best previous rec.
ord to Southampton.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15

numerous springs and lakes afford a
supply on the range.
Hay is abundant and of good quality,
the annual cut being about 700 tons.
Cattle and horses are confined in
pastures of about 5000 acres in extent,
Mr.. j considering it cheaper to fence
than to herd his cattle.
Any n visiting such a ranch and
such a host as Mr.. Jackman, will re-
member the occasion with pleasure.
CORRESPONDENT.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
Christian E~nde.vorer, Ad ,ourn.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 13.-The
closing session of the 18th international
Christian Endeavor convention was
held here during the evening and al.
ready many delegates are homeward
bound. The attendance upon this con.
vention has not been as large as was
eXnected.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
British Columbia E~iectiors

VANCOUVER, B. c., July l2.-Satur.
days provincial election was the
closest n in the history of the prov.
ince. Returns received show hat
neither the government nor the opposi.
ton had secured a working majority.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-07-15
Dividends Announced.

WASHINGTON, July 13.-The comp.
troller of the currency has declared
dividends in favor of the creditors OF
several insolvent national banks,
among the following: The Browne
National bank of Spokane, Wash, IL
per cent; The Union National bank of
Minneapolis, 8 per cent; the Merchants
and Miners National bank of Philips.
burg, Mon, AZ per cent.