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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-09
SAILS AFTER YTRsr HEAT.
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TOTAL. sl5O s24o $40 $50 $40 sI00 slV sNy
Second HeGt-EOus was the FIRST away. with STOCK
wood two len gths behind MIN, and John Merryman as
far advance OF the favOre. The first quarter was
In this order and the both Eous ana
John Merryman increased their lead OF the other horses
Stock drew close TO the leaders at the half mile
pole but the lower side both Eolus and John Merry
again drew away from him, and led him half dozen
lengths at the three-quarter pole. As tho horses
went under the string the first mile, EOus was lead
ing Merryman three lengths and StOckwood was nearly
a far behind Merryman. and two Lengths before the
fayOrite. They ran unchanged until the quarter pole
passed the second mile. when Katie Pease began
rapidly the leaders, aud as they swept along
the stretch the four horses were running abreast
Going past the stables Katie showed her head IN front OF
the rck hut StOckwood chung resouteytto her that
the two were Tapped they passed the hafmile pole
lengths ahead Of MeTrymaD, who had EOlus at ms
heels On the lower side, Katie drew slowly but surely
front and Notwithstanding the efforts OF the rider OF
Stock TO reach her he could not succeed and Katie
Pease won the heat and race by length StockNoOd
beating John Merry six lengths. Time 3:i5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-09

until after magnificent struggle lasting 10 the score.
that Katie Pease enabled TO win the heat by neck
stOckwood beating Eous ten lengths for second place
Time 3ils
KAA Psess..... 300 slW $50 800 1910 seD $50 $40
Field s'osIwood{ 50 50 100 $50 100 10 100
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-09

All Notices of
name and addres,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-09

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PbiI,d ,iphn. 90 days out pilot boat ; Legge No
lat az D. long t. u > snip CohS1eh'AoA H"u hi~Pa
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-07-23
Schools.

Now that our schools are fairly uu-
derway 1t behooves all residents and citi-
2ens who feel interested to look the
ground over carefully, and then take
such steps as will secure and retain
competent teachers. Do not neglect the
education Of your children do not by
procrastination or caressssness, slow
your boys, and girls grow up in ig-
norance, and in the future become re-
proach to you. The education ana dis
cipline of the school house are of more
value to the youth OF the land than
aught else. - .~.-
Mrs. L. W. Slaughter, has taken much
pains to establish school of a charac.
ter that is creditab!e in every degree.
Her efforts have been untiring and are
very praiseworthy and she should re-
ceive the hearty support of all Mrs.
Hutchins, has also fine school estab-
lished, which is training the youth of
Bismarck under her superintendency
with advantage to her scholars, and
credit to herself 1t is rarely the case
that schools have been so early estab-
lished in frontier towns; and it is a
proud record to refer to- Sustain well
all branches Of learning, Let parents
visit the schools and thus encourage
both teacher and pupil. Show an inter
est in all ways thas you can in these
matters; and thus build up among you
men and women Of fine educational at.
tainments Of whom you will some day
point towards with pride, and gratifica-
ton. Help, aid and assist, not only by
kind words but by substantial act, so
that your teachers may have heart, and
encouragement to prosecute their good
work
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-07-23
THE PACIFIC COAST.
poittios-Nsvv Northern Pacific Ter
minEs,

SANFRANc1sco,J July 20s--Tbe action,of
the Republican Convention in refusing
to require candidates for the legislature
to pledge themselves to give their views
on questions of railroad lnonopolies, re-
ducing railroad tariffs, and the currency,
causes severe comment; 1t shows clear
er than ever that Billy Carr, Stanford 3
agent, controls the majority of the con-
vention, aud gives strength to the tax
payer's independent movement.
Spectators in all parts Of Oregon and
Washington territories are hocking to
Tacoma, the western terminus of the
Northern Pacific The Steamer Eliza
Anderson will be sent to Tacoma and
used as hotel.
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Pembfna.

We clip the following from the cor
respondence Of the Yankton Press;
pembina, D. T., $50 miles by stage
and $50 by steamer from Fargo, is the
next landing worthy Of notice. Here is
located the q. 8. Custom House, U. S.
Land Office, and it also is the. place for
holding the e. S. Court for the Sd Dis
trct of Dakota. The town has great
possibilities in the future, so we We're
told by some Of the owners Of corner
lots; and is, in fact now larger than
New York city though scarcely so
thickly settled. 1t seems to be necessa-
~ to have Custom House here for Her
Majesty's Dominions are only short
distance further on; but why the gov
ernment should still persist in keeping
the land Office here and send a carpet
bag court to this out-of- theway place,
is conundrum to most people. Pris-
oners. Marshals, Judge andjary, and all
that helps to make up q court, came here
by boat, and the town awakened from its
long snooze and is prepared to bleed the
government to the utmost. A few days
more and then the court takes 20 water
again and goodbye Pembina for another
nap uptil September, when the court
again sits in its midst unless the Attor-
ncy General should order it. to Fargo,
it's proper place. Here is trip of 100
miles made at an immense cost to the
government - for what? But the land
Office is the worst evil Of the two. Gov
ernment is able to pay the expense of
the court, but the poor settler is not
able in most cases to bear the extra ex
pense Of trip from Fargo; and the
Office should be changed to more cen"
tral location say Bismarck, or James
town.
We heartily agree with the CORES
pondent in regard to the Z. s. Land
Office. It is an evil which should be
remedied as easily as possible. Either
the present Land Office at Pemhina
should be removed to some more central
location new one created for this
portion of the Territory at the next
session Of Congress, But while we are
waiting for the President or Congress
to act in the matter the land officers
can prevent much inconvenience-no not
to say hardship-to many Of the poor
but worthy settlers in this locality If
they will come here and take the tasti-
mony necessary in proving up their
claims. We would respectfully recon-
mend this matter TO the attention OF
Messrs. Brashcar and Potter, and will
in behalf of the settlers guarantee all
their expenses thus incurred.
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YELLOWSTONE EXPEDITION.
All Well-No Indians
.
-. Rapid. =

Gen. Stanley, with the Yellowstone
Expedition, arrived above Glendive
Greek July nth. All we'll. No Indians
seen. Steamer Key West took supplies
above from Glendive Greek.
4 war party of three hundred Grosye,
nors Mandans and Rees returned to Ft
Berthold, after having been several
days out. They saw no Sioux, but saw
Gen. Staniey's wagon train, which they
did not approach fearing the military
might suppose them to be hostile In
dians ..
The Diamond R. freighting train was
fired into On the l7th at Mariah river by
band Of Santee Sioux. No one in
jured ~--.,:.,- ,s>sa-g -g.s.s,@ @ss s.s-ss'-
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We are under obligations to the genia
Beatty, conductor, for papers Of late
date.
F. 9. HoIlenheck, formerly salesman
with ". B. Shaw & Co., has removed tc
Fort A. Lincoln, and is now with S. A
Dickey, Post Trader, where he will be
pleased to see his friends.
The family Of Mr.. T. F. Singiser, Col
Brownson's efficient and gentlemanly
Chief Clerk, arrived on Friday even.
ings train, And now Singiser, is hap
py, Selah.
Mr.. Gerard, the government interper.
ter for the Rec scouts employed at Fort
a.. Lincoln, locked in upon Us day or
two since
Mr.. Blanhenhorn, lately Of the First
National Bank, Of St. Paul, passed
through Bismarck last week en- route to
Fort BVford on tour for his health
The gentleman was much pleased with
the appearance Of Bismarck,
J, A. Mclean, one day last week,
narrowly escaped death at the mill be-
low town by falling plank which struck
him on the head and shoulder, telling
him to the earth, and causing uncon,
seriousness for some time during which
recovery seemed doubtful, We are
pleased to note that MAC" did recover,
and is sound as Oak again.
Mr.. S. Eisman, of the firm Of Eisman
&'Co,, dropped in upon US q day or two
since This firm are extensive clothing
dealers, having several places Of bust
ness in the West. Mr.. Eismap, pur-
poses to put in heavy stock at this
point this fall Welcome gentlemen
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-07-23
Court Matters.

Have fairly assumed shape under tbs
new county organization, and litigation
was commenced On Saturday July 10th
by suit entitled; 'oEhe United States
versus William Jones. ~" The complaint
charged that William Jones forcibly
robbed Little Wolf, Rec, Scout oi
Fort A. Lincoln, OF needle gun. Said
gun being the property Of The United
States. E. a. Williams appeared on be-
half Of the prosecution and J. A.
Stowell On the part Of the defence. Suit
vas brought before q. s. Commissioner,
Judge Caryell. The trial was ably
handled by all concerned, and the re-
suit was verdict Of commitment to
wait trial at the next regular term.
In default Of bail the prisoner was re-
mandedto Yankton, there to be held till
court convenes.
Suit No 2, July 22d, was case of
robbery entitled: A, McCulley versus 7.
McGoman, H. NJ. Davis; appearing on
the part Of the prosecution, and Judge
Carvel for the defeuse. Suit Withdrawn
Suit No, 3 A trespass case, W. &.
Boyle versus G. A. French and others,
before Justice J. B. Bailey. E. A.
Williams plaintiffs attorney; j. A.
stowell appearing for defendant. At
torney for defence moved dismissal of
suit on the grounds of irregu.arity in
papers Of plaintiff Motion sustained
and judgement rendered for defendant.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-07-23
Proceedings OF the Coussty Board OF
,nmissiouers OF Bur1sigh
County, Dakota.

BISMARCK, D. T., July II, 1873.
The Board of Commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment. Present.
James a. Emmons, Chairman, John P.
Dunn, VIM. II. H. Mercer,
Moved, seconded anl carried nnanl-
mously, that the name Of bismarck" be
retained and be the name Of the town
formerly called Edwinton.
Moved seconded and carried unani-
mously, that the County Seat Of Bur
leigh county, ho located at Bismarck
until the vote Of the people shall de-
termine otherwise.
Moved, seconded and carried, that al
election, when the same shall be neces.
sarv to he held, shall be holden at the
house Of VIM. II. H. Mercer, in Painted
Woods District.
Moved seconded and carried, that an
election, when the same shall be neces.
sary to be held, shall be holden at the
Court House in Bismarck District.
Moved, sacopGed and carried, that the
appointment ofJ 4. StowelI, as County
Attorney be revoked on account Of incl
igibilty, and that Charles McCarty be
appointed 10 said Office in his stead
Mefed, seconded and carried, that
license for the retailing Of spirtuous
liquors in Burleigh county be granted,
and that the sum Of $4,000 per annuu
to be paid in advance by each applicant
be charged therefor.
Ordered by the Board that the Clerk
write to Territorial Auditor for all
needfui instructions relative to the as
sessnent Of taxes, and also to give in
formation in reference to the quality of
books actually necessary for the use Of
the county.
Moved, seconded and carried unani-
mously, that Mrs Linda w Slaughter
be appointed to the office OF County
Superintendent Of public instruction.
Moved, seconded and carried unani.
mously, that the amount Of bond to be
offered to and desired by the Board of
Commissioners by the County Superin.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-07-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
CuOLERA IN VIENNA.

NooLEhA AN flCf'H
LONDON, July 20. --Advices from Vienna
dated the l7th state that up to that time
there had been sixty one eases Of chol-
era reported, forty-two Of which were
fatal. In a single hotel whore forty two
persons were attacked with the symp,
toms, six died The hotel was clsSed-
AFFAIRS N SPAIN.
The daily News announces that Car
list force has been defeated by govern
ment troops at lmhermuda, in the
Province Of Barcelona, after g. battle Of
eighteen hours, during which the town
was frequently taken, and lost by the
opposing force. The number OF dead
and wounded left upon the fields is so
large that all vehicles of every kind in
the town are pressed into service for
their removal,
BoYoSNE, July 20--Don Carlos with
10000 men is marching on the city of
Blboa. He has ordered his agents TO
purchase torpedoes, with which to close
the port when captured,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-07-23
NOTICE.

/ have this day received an order from the Hon
Board Of County Commissioners In and for the Coun-
ty OF Burleigh, D. T., to collect tlis sum $11 As
spirtuous liquors In the said Counts, as county Il
cense for such occupation Therefore, ali persons
so engaged will please pay che bald amount to at
my office forthwith IN the Townof Bismarck, County
and Territory aforesaid. . - BE-
Dated Bismarck, D. T., July %, 1878.
H. N. ROSS,
Sheriff OF Burleigh County D. z
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-07-23

Fred. Strauss, the genial jeweller, is
lying quite i'll with an attack of fever.
His many friends wish him speedy
recovery
add Per
Steamer Western had among her
passengers from Fort Benton. Gen. Nc
Cook and family.of Yankton; Maj Tap
pen, in chargeof an Indian party, and
Messrs. Gardner and Wright of Fort
Benton
Messrs. MacNider, HARTLEY, Ryan and
Mcmahon, Brsinerdites, are paying Bis
marck visit. Welcome gentlemen, we
are pleased to see our old friends. The
latch ssving Of the TsIBUEE office hangs
on the outer side.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-07-23

Mr.. j. A Cook, Of Bannock City,
Montana arrived in Bismarck on the
Steamer Sweet, He viii remain some
time in Bismarck, 51e7-tt...s
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MANITOBA.
M'lord Gordon Versus American
Citizens.

Telegraph communication has been
broken with Fort Garry for four days.
We get no information from the Gordon
Gordon affair further than that the
Americans arrested were found guilty
and committed, and it is not yet known
whether they will be. admitted to bail or
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-07-23
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NEW YORK.
MORE DEFALCATIOSs.

New YORK, July 2o,--Brooklyn and
New York were startled this morning
by the announcement by defalcation
of the Brooklyn Fruit Company, eX-
ceeding an amount over half million
dollars. The discovery was made since
the death by drowning OF the President
Of the company, Mr.. E. s. Mills Thos,
H. Rodman, the Secretary, is short
S35, 900.
MORE wooDHULIlSM.
Last Thursday the parents Of Utica
z Brooker called on lawyer and said
they lad reason to believe that their
| daugh ter, who lied on July 9Th, had
been poisoned, and they suspected a
physician who attended her Of being
guilty Of murder with tbs knowledge
and connivance Of Col. Blood, Mrs.
Woodruff and Mrs. Clahin. They
stated that the circumstan of their
SISTERS death were suspicious, but re-
fused to join in the story Of poisoning,
The lawyer declined to institute an in
quiry before the grand jury.
ACORNER IN ERIE.
Erie stock has been cornered here by
TWO VI LukGS OCi
The price advanced rapidly to 64s with
l per cent per day for it's use. Mr..
Drew is said to be the sufferer. The
price has now fallen to 63a with I per
cent. per day paid for use. It is sup
posed the corner will be ended about
Wednesday, when the arrivals Of stock
by the European steamer will probably
dissipate. There is some talk Of max ing
the stock worth 5 per cent. per day, but
this looks unlikely.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The flooring Of the Presby yterian
church at Hudson City, New York, gave
way during an entertainment on Thurs
day night, and forty children were in
jured, some seriously.
The mortality report here for the
week shows an increase Of over 20 per
cent. in deaths as compared with last
week
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-07-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE CHOLERA.

ST.. LOUIS, July 20.-The mortuary
reports last week give the number Of
deaths as one hundred and ninety-one
being Sfty more than week before last
Of this number fifteen are reported as
cholera, sixty-nine cholera morhus, One
hundred and thirty three were under
FIVE years.
ClNcsSNAT,, July .20.--Two deaths
fcom cholera were reported in this city
yesterday.
LOUISVILLE, July 2o-It is hoped the
cholera has entirely disappeared in
Elizabethtown and paducah, KY. No
cases are reported in either place for the
last three days.
HEAVY LAND SUIT DECIDED.
PARSONS, Kan, July 20.---In the con
tested land case between the NJ, K. & I.
railroad and the Kansas Pacific railroad,
Judge Garfield, Of the Davis County
Court, decided that the lands in contest
belong to the NJ, K. 6 =. r. r. Co.
This case involved the title of nearly
100000 acres OF the best lands in Kansas,
and worth at least $500, 900.
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tendent Of public instruction, be in the
amount Of S400.
Moved, seconded and carried, that the
BISMARCK TRIBUNE be our official paper.
In which shall be published all the acts
and doings necessary TO be set forth.
Board adjourned until Saturday, July
26, A. .. 1873, at the hour of Q o'clock
p. NJ. JAS. L. EMaoNs, Chairman,
j. @. CARvRLL, Clerk pro tenn.
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FORT A, LIN COLIN, DAKOTA.

Citizens Of Bismarck and vicinity will find at the
Post Traders, Fort AbrahsIo Lincoln of. ths best
assorted and lal gest
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We are under obligations to the genia.
Beatty, conductor, for papers Of late
date.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-07-19

sM it is not designed TO grant
licsnse, why not have made the law
prohibitory." IA Signer," in the
whisky sellers organ, the "Inde-
pendent July -. iss
~ For the reason that roo are
made responsible the prohibition
is made by the Law to rest with a
MAJORITY Of the voters of the ward.
In other words, COMPULSORY prohi-
bition is avoided and VOLUNTARY
prohibition is substituted by the
"Baxter Law" "a Signer' of . Pc
tition for permit isleft free to say
'tgrog' or mo grog," and he thus
exercises his free agency, or free.
viii, and he is as justly held re )
sponsible for his acts and his choice
in this regard, - the Divine Law
holds him responsible for his choice
of good or evil-rewarding him for
the one and punishing him for tho
other. In that DAT every man is to
receive the fitting award for ma
own deeds -s'every tub must stand
on its own bottom"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-07-19
Notice Of RenevaI.

The undersigned have removed
their Insurance Office to Room No.
6, up stairs, in the First National
Bank Building. We continue to
represent the following old and re-
liable Insurance Companies, to-wit:
EtnA, Of Hartford; ms Co, of
North America Philadelphia; I'M
derwriters' Agency Of New York;
and North British and Mercantile.
OF London and Edinburgh. The
above companies are all first class,
possessed Of large capital and sur
plus, and have paid to citizens of
Richmond for FIRE losses owe + 500
600 in the last eight years, the
peoof OF which can be sesn by . can
atour olncs. Soliciting q confirm
ance q the liberal patronage here
tofoss rsesived, We pledge ourselves
IN the Snture, - in the past toeive
satisfAction to an. 2. ga z
4 sss JoaN q. HApru 4 Co.
Rje6meoA, June 0k ls7A
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-07-19

& SuRpRisE On Tuesday last July
Is, Mrs Sanders, widow of Jacob
Sanders, was seventy.6ve years Of
age, and her numerous relatives
very appropriately determined to
manifest the appreciation in which
she was held by them, by meeting
at her son in laws CSampson
Boons] and presenting her with
loving tokens Of regad for their aged
relative. The number present was
not quite as large u when Samp-
son of old upset the temple; but
we are told the house and grounds
of our Township Trustee, Sampson,
presented tho appearance of .
Yearly Meeting Of Friends in minia.
ture. May she live to enjoy many
like birth day reunions.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-07-19
Country Treasurer.

W. W. Ratttay, has disposed Of
an interest in hi Grocery Store to
jefferson Clark With more help
and sincssassd capital customers
win find promptness IN having their
wants suppied, and prices that will
pay them. Remember fhs place
27z Main street north side, be-
tween Marion and Franklin, where
they keep on hand DR.. Prices con-
centrated Lemonade Lemon Sugar,
Fresh Vegetables, No. ] Sugar tan
pounds FOR 81, etc. D l61 trse Z
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-07-19

REr1axD.-On Saturday last R.
II. SwDT, retired from the editori-
81 management Of the ssRicllmond
Independent" He had prepared
q temperate and truthful notice of
the course the President Of the
School Board Of our city had thought
proper to take in loaning his per-
sonal influence and the influences of
his position to establish, by Law, q
drunkard mandatory in the First
Ward Al the editor Of an ssinde-
pendent paper, he presumed that
such . notice was called for emphat-
ically from the fact Of its profess
ions Of independence; but the pro.
prietor Of that paper, although 90
mowledging the article WAS Just
and proper, forbid it, appearance
from the fear that the roglsellsrs
and their friends would Withdraw
their patronage from his s.indepsn-
dent ~ sheet, if it was inserted.
Mr.. Swift Of course, felt that II he
couldn't exercise Independence on
an Independent paper, Mr.. Mag
would have to employ some che
with more Of the quality Of pnfzs-
pzm il bis compoition than he
haf1 md he accordingly sadAt6l the
tripod. From the appearance of
the Independents the liquor-ssllers
and their fri1nds VIII not need q
press to advocate nsix business of
drunkard manufacturing. Isjt.to
be rssardsa - leaoaforth dtr
champions IA. -d4.eE-~4
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-07-19

Lusus NaTuRAx-On Thursday
last, the wife of Mr.. Samuel Keep
Ter, of New Paris, Ohio, gave birth to
tvms-two boys, weighing together
eleven grounds. One Of them had
- one ed, and with that excep-
don they were perfectly formed
They were, however, joined togeth-
ier about the middle, like the STA
mese twins; but instead of being in
- npright position, ONE WAS LAYING
Aceoss z4n orHzR, Wepresums the
attending physician, Dr. Ferris will
gave q; special report of this. re-
ImArkAbls birth They were still
born. 81 zss9 fa@W I'd az