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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
RAPID LEGISLATIVE Work
ennsylyania Legis stature Makes Il Rec
ord for Rapid 1ork III tie ss u
sage Of Bills.
Bills to Allow Construction Of Street
Car Lines Pass with suspi
Speed.
Mystery Of the Interests that are Be
hind this Legislation that Has
{ .E5S been Enacted.

Harrisburg, Pa. June / The sem
ate has passed finally the bill amend
ing the passenger railway act Of 1 889
to permit the construct don Of a passen-
ger railway in any street not occupied 81
at present and the bill providing for
the erection of elevated and under
ground railways. These are the bills
that were introduced in the senate on
Wednesday after It: Il: became known
that P. "a. b. Widener and William Ell
kins, the Philadelphia street railway
magnates, had sailed for Europe Rep
resentatives of the Philadelph trac-
ton interests came here and pleaded \
for the defeat of the bills or postpone
ment. The extraordinary speed at
which bills of such great Importance
have been rushed through the senate
has aroused widespread interest. Ten
minutes after their Introduction they
were reported favorably from the
committee and they passed first, sec
ond and third readings without the
Il loss of a moments time, all amend
ments being rejected The statement
| is made here that they will be trail-
roaded'' through the house and in the
hands Of Governor Stone for his ac-
| ton before the end of next week.
There is great mystery as to the
identity Of the interests back of the,
| legislation. Nobody here knows who,
| is urging the passage Of the bills
though it is admitted that the Phfla-
delphia streets are the ones most de-
sired The first bill is so drafted as to.
permit the occupation of Broad street,
/ Philadelphia, which has thus far been
kept free of street car tracks. 5:.sS
4 The senate broke all its decords for
/ prompt action on legislation by pass
ling the bills finally within less thar
4S hours after they were introduced.
They were called up ahead of other
measures on the calendar of the SEN
/ ate and passed without debate by a
vote &of 30 to g. . ,ss@s~.
They will, it is stated, be reported
from committee in the house on Mon
day afternoon and read the first time
at the evening session. The order of
| business will probably be arranged
I by. the rules committee to take up the
bills on Tuesday for second reading
and the following day for third read
ing and final passage. :,ss. t.
The promoters of the bills say they,
will be promptly signed by Governor
Stone. and that a corporation will i'm.
mediately be organized with a large
capital to take out a charter for the
erection of an elevated railway sys-
tenn in Philadelphia and suburbs.
They say also that the steam railwsF
companies are not antagonistic in
this legislation and that there viii be
no organized opposition to it in the
! house. 's3k4 e.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
VEN e r | RS YEAls
FoR1Y sTRlk kERs q KILLEp. u
Serious Clash Between Russian Po-
lice and Rioters.

London, June Acc cording to a.
dispatch received from ST. Petersburgl
at appears that the conflict atS Alex
4 sandroYsl ans in the vicinity OF st. Pc
3tersburg 'E IS between the strikers at the
sslObuch sl-b Y hoff iron works and the authoris
lies, lay 20, when abb out 4, 800 rioters.
3 attacked the police, had nnlich more
serious results than was admitted IN
The police report Of the fair issued
May Ma p It was then said that after
SSl2 OF the police had been injured they
were reinforced by soldiers who fired
Three volleys, llkil Hing two I'M en- and
wound ding seven. he relatives Of the
$strikers declare that 40 the men
were killed and that ] so others were
wounded. A reliab witness says he
. saw four van loads Of wounded per-
sons covered with blood and another
spectator declares he saw two tug
loads Of wound ed taken 70 the hos
spita1. \.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
THE CAUSE DSAPP|ROVAL
Platt nendment Has Not been Com:
Piled with and Convention Must
Try Again.
Secretary Root Has been Instructed So
- Notify the Cuban c Constitutional
Conyention.

Washington June The admiI-33
istration has decided that the action
Of the Cuban const ituti ional c conyenl- en- \
tion in accepting the terms Sof the the
Plat amendment with modi ificatiomns IA
{ and iaterp relations Of their own 8 was as
not tHst tsub bstantial !, 4 conn mpliance With our r
terms within the meaning OF the
amendment and Secretary Root Will ~
convey this intellig gence to the conyen1- q en-
ton. The decision was reached at the the.
cabinet meeting during the day. The l'nts.
meeting lasted over an hour and "a Ia q
half and had been preceded by an an
hours conference between the presi-
dent and Senator's Platt OF. Colnnec- II, ,e 3
ticut and Lodge Of Sss Massac chusetts.
The president desired to learn the
views Of Senator Platt, as the author
of the amendment, and also those
of Senator Lodge, who is one OF
1.-The influential members Of the COM
lmittee= on foreign relations
At the cabinet meeting Secretary
Root took the post ton that the inter +
Ipretation Of the. Platt amendment con-
l$Calned HLn6SCOuStlLutlOu# 1oOPtSu "
the convention and the zWhereases ap-
pended to it, went outside Of fair
linterpretat OF its meaning and was
Eunac ceptable In this view the cabi-
lnet coneurred. When asked as TO
what would be the next step Of the the
Igovernment after the Cuban conyen.
ton had been notified sof the rejec.
tion Of It's action, one OF the members
4 of the cabinet said that the govern.
Ement could do nothing further Until
1.-THE conyentio again acted. that 4 as
long ass the cond tt ions of the Plat
mendment were on the statute books
;compliance with them must pre-
fcede our inquishment Of control
over the island. 5'5=J$s
The cabinet also discussed the de
|cisions of the S, i,preme court in the
Asinsular cases, espe ecially their bear
ing upon the forthc coming decision q
4 the supreme court IN the Philippine
leases 1t was the general opinion
that Ii some phases the Delima casss
tgght be appl licables to the Phil pines
4 hut that ins other " avs 1T might be
held entirely ina lica bic. 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
Smiley on the stand.

!. Chicago, June 1.-Frank H. Smiley,
who has confessed to conspiring with
DR.. A. M. Unger, F. w. Brown and
Miss Marie Defenbach in an effort to
3sWindle various life insurance com
panies which held policies on Miss
Defenbach's life was the chief witness
at the trial of DIR. Unger and Brown.
Smiley told how he was hired to pose
as Miss Defenbach's promised hus.
band. He said he was to be paid ST.
600 and that Miss Defenbach urged
from the start that she would die soon
of heart disease. 81 r.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
QUESTION or GUARANTEE.
Subject Under Consideration by In
4 3Es Minister at Peking. RS; .t;..s

Subject Under Consideration by the,
Minister at Peking. C., .t..y;2 #
# Washington, June Having set
tied upon the amount Of indemnity
and the rate Of interest to be paid
upon the bonds, namely, A. per cent,
the ministers at Pekfng are now ne
gotiating respecting the difncnlt sub
szject Of guarantee. The Chinese pien-
fpotentiaries are not concerned at this
stage the ministers must first agree:
among themselves as to the method
of guaranteeing the loan, and this
task promises to be difficult OF dispo-
sition. The United States govern
ment is pressed by Russia and France
to make the guarantee international
and Joint but it is firm ii It's declina-
tion to do this. basing its arguments
upon eonstitua uaional limitations upon
the executiy ye branch Of the govern
ment which are not easy Of compre-
hension to European minds.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
M REMAINING Al n PEKiNc
British Will Not Leave Until Indena-
sB $ nifty Question is Settled S4$SS #}


British VII Not Leave Until Indena-;
nifty Question Is Settled. ls5
PelIing, June Sir Ernest SatoW,
the British minister, has informed the
Chinese plenipo entiaries that the
I British troops will not evacuate until
the demnity question IS settled irn-
peria1 edicts in relation to Article 40
of the protocol have been published
8throug ghout the country j, and examina-
tions, wiki restric lions, are properly
held.
This action Is a urprise tos III Hung
Chang, as he expected that all the AL
!. lies would depart even before a def
mite understanding was reached 81.
garding the court y return. how
ever, according to the last n clause OF
{ the protocol, which Great Britain II.
sisted upon inserting just before the
protocol was signed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
EXPECTING AN INVASION.
Nicaraguan Preparations for HostIl
Expedition From Colombo.

Nicaraguan Preparations for Hostile
Expedition From Colombo.
San Francisco, June 1.-The steam
er City of Sydney, just arrived here
from Panama and other Central Amer
lean ports, brings the following bud
get of news: .m -tA 80
: When the City of Sydney was at
Corinto the people we're expecting an
invasion from Colombo. The govern
ment of Nicaragua, in order to make
sure that it would not be caught nap,
ping. has stationed 500 men at Cor
into. ''' + D. aafss ~ 5$
General B. Ruiz, who fed from Me
aragua some years ago., returned to
his home on one OF the Central Amer
lean steamships last month. As soon
as he set foot on Nicaraguan soil, he
was arrested on criminal charge.
He was in jail, with prospects Of a
speedy trial, when the Sydney left.
:: President Zelaya of; Nicaragua viii
probably visit the Pan-American ex-
position at Buffalo He is to leave
home next month and should reach
San Francisco about June is, ,S..E$ 8
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
/ RoLLEY CARS RUN AWAY
Two People Killed and twenty-five
u. Injured at Wilmington, Del .2$s

- ~SFiS
E# Injured at Wilmington, Del. sI$s}
Wilmington, Del. . Jnne three
heavily loaded trolley cars on the new
Peoples street railway, ran away
while going down a steep hill in this
city, killing one man fatally injuring'
another and hurting 25 others more Or
less seriously. Joshu Gilman, who.
jumped from a window Of the car on
which he was riding, fell underneath.
the wheels and his body was cut IN
two. Charles Jones. conduct tor of
one Of the cars, stuck to his post and
when the rear car crashed into the
one he was in charge Of his legs were
broken and he sustained internal in
juries: IIis death is mon entarily ex-
pected:: Each car carried nearly 100
passengers returning to the city from
! BrandyWine park. T he line IS a new
one and it is presumed the motormen
were not vet familia with the heavy
grade. I'd
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
Army and Navy Surgeons.

St. Paul, June 1.-The 10th annual
convention of the Association of Mill
tary Surgeons began its three-day ses-
sion during the morning in the house
Of Representatives at the capitol The
association is one Of volunteer army
surgeons and it's objects are to fit the
members for their work by meeting
once a year to exchange views and
notes upon their experiences The re-
suits of the meetings are published in
book form. .ats z, Is
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
/ AFTER i'm DIANA MES. /.
To supply Coke to Trust's Steel Mills
ii, Wisconsin and Illinois. 81

.Ss Green Bay, Wis., . ,lne. IA promi-
nent attorney and ex-official Of Lake
county, Ind, who has been retained as
local attorney by the billiontd ollar
steel trust says it. is its purpose to
erect at Edgemoor what will be the,
most extensive coke ovens in the
country, equaling those of the Con-
nellsville, Pa, coke regions The chief
reason for this is to enable the com
pany to supply coke to its steel mills
at South Chicago. Joliet and Waukes
gan without being compelled to pay
the long railroad haul from Pennsyl
3yania. " ~ AZ #=sf t3
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
MuTINous. uARDsMEN.5
Belgian Troops Rebel as "A Result Of
Friction With Officers.

Brussels, June An extraordi dinary
scene occurred Id Antwerp Thursday
when mutinous civic uardsmen pa.
raded the streets singing the ts Aa Ar,
sellaise, while the police had to- be
called to- protect the otfi GERS from the
revolving troops:
There has been friction for some
time. While drilling 4 guard dsman In
the ranks lighted q pipe and when
reprimanded for doing 80 insulted the
officer who admins istered the repri-
mand The guardsman was arrested,
whereupon his conrad des hooted their
Sofficers and proceeded to demo lish
property on the parade ground with
the butts Of their IL Hes subsea eaaently
they paraded the streets sing ging.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
sRlEF BITS OF NEWS.


Wiley Kirk, colored, ls years old,
was hanged at ToWson. Nd. for Grim
ilal assault on a white Wonna d. s.5
D 3. Robinson. former vice presi-
lent OF the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe railroad comp is dead. #ss3s
An EXPLOSION occurred at the Cory
ell & Colo mine bY which two men
were killed and eight others ii jured.
Major Richard sylvester of WASH
Eingtons p. has been elected presi-
dent OF the National AssoeIa ton al
Police Chiefs BIZ a vote of ST to 4s
Henry 3. Perrin, d wen known busl-
ness man cf Buffalo, il dead His Sec:
|ond wife. who survives him was rss.ss
Folsom, mother of Mrs. Grover Cleve-
land.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
MACHINERY OUT or DATE:
British Manufa acturers Ten Years Be-
hind Americans. .7 - =:


hind Americans. -: =:
III New York, June l. A dispatch to
The Tribune from London says: N
The Post, In calling upon British
steel manufacturers to bring their
machinery up to date in accordance
with the advice given them by Will
lam Garrett ut the recent meeting Of
the Iron and Steel Institute, admits
that nearly all branches Of applied
science In England are from five to
ten years behind Germany and the
United States and that It is merely
possession Of time -honored business
connections and her freedom from the
farreaching system of yelled monopo-
lies which enable Great Britain to
hold her own for the time being in the
staple industries Of modern. civiliza-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
! ZIJLUS ON THE WARPATH.

London, June 1.-THE Sun today
publishes a sensational story to the
effect that General Botba has arrived
at Standerton and is communicating
by telegraph with Kruger through the
Netherlands government appealing to
Kruger to sue for peace. Kitchener
lis said to have given Botha permission
To adopt this course. The sun further
hears that 10, 600 Zulus have gone on
the warpath owing to Boer raids il
Zululand. 5ss 5ss 35
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
MANY coNFEREN cEs HEED

leading Senators and the President.
i Ss Discuss Cuban Reiations.
Washingt ,4 June The confer
1enee relating to Cuban affairs among
leading admit stration ficiais and
leading members Of the United States
senate at present in Washington have
cont ntinued, !, and though no definite de-
ltermina alton has been reached, there
is quite decided sentiment toward
accepting the action OF the convention
as q ssubst ntial', conplia lance with the
terms OF the Plat amendment There
sis# great deal of add denda in the
way of explana tion and depreciation
in the report Of the committee on rela,
tipns which has been adopted at Ha-
vana that is wholly atisfactory
Sto the president and also to those
who have been consulting with him,
bit there is an earnest desire toSreach
the best possible results One of the
most objectio BILE features of the In
sterpre retation is the adj dition the
words sa i iaat the 8aotIen the
Emitted States is an npIi ificattpn nf
The Monroe doeff fins, isE emph atic
ally stated by some sof these lio
have been resent it the c0nferenees
that the M onrf,e has hing
what teyer the present ssItts
nation ia II Is statgi that The
|Searnest desire aof the presiden Is tp
retire from Cuba at the ear lest Dos.
sihles monaeIat cons tent wit the best
interest III the peeple nf the island
and the future relatt ttons be tween the
neW oYerinlnen United
States he prob lem IS 81 hetheg u
ldraWal under the amended Platt law
will acconpI sh lhat resiit IL s
Senators bit of Come ectieut,
Lodge be Iassa eIlusetts an air.
banks of md ana had am hour d con.
suitation With the presld ent before tsas
cabinet meetin &. rlIe Cuban situa.
I lion as nm d er iscussion All the
Espresfd lent wa s irous of obtaining
the yieWs those sena tors as tc
ether the aettii on az the csnst titution
Eel convention wa ssi,bst aeQui
iesrence Id the latt amend dment
Some of the a details offS the action d,
/ the ,,liban ron yentior are stil lnck
ling and before efinite onclusions
can bes arrived at these must be sup
# Piled. The senator's who talked Wftf
i the psesia en- siio mol feel DIT liberty X
l express tlaeir opinf ions as to W has
should or VIII be done rrlhey say hal
/ The whole matter is one for the exec
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
Al. Z . n w. W.

Indiana Mar Opened kaot'
With col,te Il liar 1:'as u d.
diana poll 1, June jury in the
United States returned Il verdict
I'D which It was held that It1ss
violation Of law use a counterfeit;
coin III opening sjiaekp in 81 poker
game Me case was that of Jesse
Page Of Elmora. who was charged|
with passing counterfeit dollar.
while he had HIS feet under d poker
!. sab jjackpo /, was the obi for
which the players were striyirg Page
4 the pot Tor a q dollar and tosseds
4 the coin on the table with the chipsI
I that were already there He not was
ralsed iii BIZ a man who was a iitness5
\ for the government in the case ~;
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
British Newspapers erumbIIne.5

I, New York, June british news
papers which usually support the gov
,ernment continue to grumble, says
the London correspondent Of The
Tribune, because the British public
are being kept in ignorance Of the
real facts of the war in South, Africa.
The Beers appear to be making steady
progress In the south. In Cape Col.
3ony, near Colesberg, they are re-
ported to have captured 500 horses
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
Dowie Hearing Concluded.

Chicago, June 1.-The grand jury
has concluded it's work on the various
charges brought against John Alex
ander Dowie and others who are ac-
cusedsof neglect which resulted in the
death of Mrs. Fl. W. Judd, wife of one
| of DoWie's followers, ,.! :, L.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
An UItimatun to Strikers.

Milwaukee, June THE 5Milwau-
kee Manufacturers association has is
sued an RItimatum to the striking
machinists in this city which provides
+ that. unless the men return to work
on or before Monday next at 10 a. m.
they will no longer be considered as
EMPLOYEES Sss5i .FSs5 e 5:ss5z.5 y y &ssv
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
4 Severely Reprifn ai1ded.

Manila, June Fl he result of the
ioodrell court of inquiry Is that both
Lieutenant Colonel aancil g. g GoodreIl
and Colonel al denry Coehrans have
been separaly enrinanded by Rear
Admiral Rodgers. GsoodrelI has been
ordered to command the marin brig
asis and Cochrane has been ordered to
the United States.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
NOR ULTRA PRoTEcTloNisT;
Nc kinIey Th kinks Necessity for Heavy
Duties Has Disappeared 59:s

s Philadelp lphia. June Speaking at
;a luncheon rendered IN his honor NJ.
Jules sefgfried the French states
man now visiting this country sai6=
President NICK Kinley told. him in re
cent interview that he was no longer
an ultra protectio mist The United
States had reached that period Id its
history when III became necessary to
go out in the world and secure mar
kets and when the necessity for heavy
protection had disapp reared. !.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
Kaiser Honors French Officers.

Berlin, June Emperor William
has decorated General Bonnal, director
of the French war school, with the
crown order of the the first class and
has bestowed On Colonel Gallet the
crown order of the second class.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
w WATCH FOR ANARCHISTS.
Two Said to Be Waiting to Assassi.
.Es & nate King Of Spain,

@ Madrid, June 1.-THE police are
keeping a vigilant watch on the from
tier and at the ports in / order to eff
feet the capture Of two anarchists, a
$Spaniard and an Italian, who are be-
lieyed to have landed at Marseilles
and to be making their way to Madrid
with the intention of attempting to
assassinate the king. - M. iI..IES ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
INSURGENTS ROUTED.
Prompt Action Of Mexican Troops
!sas Ends Iosurrectiof1, t3EfN.4

%2ssE Il: Ends Insurrection. Ga .t VI. =
Guernava, Mexico, June 1.-THE
prompt action of the b government
troops and rurales who have been
rushed to the state of Guerro, where
the political malcontents threatened
to overthrow the existing government
by force of arms, has prevented con.
siderable bloodshed. Detachments OF
troops are stationed at various points
ON the highways and in all the towns
Of the state, while the rura1es are
securing the mountain districts in
search of bands of insurgents. 547> 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
!! RnBREn q QF 81 /. !. a.

Seattle, June George Mulligan off
Liberal Kan, presid lent of the Eagle
City Mining ploratIon Go. lille
IN this city awaiting the sailing of u
vessel for Yukon. was robbed Of ~ I 3
5e00, $sa55s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01

NO 8 AT DANES 4
4 offioiai Bulletin Reg ardlng Mrs Ne:
sInIey's Illness.

Is KI1Iey y's III ess.
Eashingt on aae he physIs
clans who are Id attendance upon
4 Mrs. Mckinley after a consuitat tions3
issued the following statenlen sof her
conditi tion
lis Ikinley - reco veTing from
t,ae fatigue Of the trip. ne Illness
from which she was suffering III san
francisco still continues Though III
less intense form. She IS still feeble
sa5 ana .eapnct be conside dered out of dan
ger. Her progress will no doubt be
slow bit ifnproves ent IA locked for
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-01
ANARCHISTS tsTIYE:,..

Barcelona, Julles Ias captain gen
HeraI has been warned of foreign an
archists plot tc kill the king and
queen regent Of Spain.