The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-08-20
NEWS AND NOTES.


Dennis sIcCann was rua over and killed by the cars
at st. Paul Saturday.
There IS rumored deficiency Of ten million dollars
In the Us. Treasury.
Col. James Hughes of Hudson. Wisconsin. and
Dewitt Clinton are dead. t
Thomas Smith, near Dayton, Ohio. on Friday, shot
Henry Fisher. Whiskey.
The Pittsburgh Gazette has been sold for $500 900
to a joint stock concern.
The Minnesota Democratic Convention will be held
at St. Paul September oath.
Jno Moore the counterfelter, Is In trouble He Ia
held for trial by New York court.
Swan nd!ne suicldeda at Carver, Minn., Saturday
Delerium treCnens Is what allied him.
Dr.. D'Unger promises to Visit the N. P. r. r. edl.
tors aud orlag Frank Dsssett along. ~
so.ne fellows are running the Innocent and anus
ing game of three card monte At the Junction.
Three hundred and twenty two deaths occurred In
Chicago last week; ninety five less than last year.
Perry Briley was crushed to death under load Of
lumber at Butler Co.'S Mill, Minneapolis Saturday
E. J. Keeney has been appointed Deputy United
States Attorney for the Third Judicial District Of D. T.
Harvey A. Brown has returned his Lorillsrd Medal
to the donor not caring to constantly compete for s
retention. -. -7
II Is now believed that c. B. West, who was
reported drowned two weeks ago. at Hastings, was
murdered.
survey Of Red River is being made between
Moorhead ard Pembina with view to improvement
Of navigation.
The Wawssset disaster Is to be investigated. One
hundred and Fifty passenger were aboard and only
fifty authorized.
Hon. Augustua Armstrong, brother OF delegate
Armstrong and until recently Z. g. Marshall Of
Minnesota, Is dead.
A red hot CONTEST Is being had ever lands at. the
crossing Of Red Lake River by the Petnbna branch Of
the St. Paul and Pacific Railroad.
Capt A. II. Dogardus wants to show Mnneso-
tans at the State Fair how he shoots ty pigeons In
eight minutes loading his own gun.
A severe storm la Pennsylvania last week Injured
the Baltimore ana Patomac Railroad to such an ex-
tent that travel ls still lmpeded.
DR.. Lsssure has contributed a series Of valuable
letters to the Public Ledger In which he says many
good things of the N. P. Z. E. country.
Gov. Austin and Mayor Braekett have gone to
Ottawa In behalf OF the Garry prisoners. The pros.
poets are Frightening somewhat for them.
One hundred custom house employees In New York
have been ordered dsmsssd by tie Secret ary of the
Treasury for fraud and corruption Good.
The Yellowstone news r eceivea via Sioux city
sources Is not entirely re liable. There has been no
news from the sxpeditl on later than Ju ly Slst.
An Ottawa dispatch to the st. Paul Pioneer says It
is believed positive Instructions have been sent to
NJ snoba to accept bail for the American prisoners
The Brsinerd Tribune says 1t has got itself into
devil Of fl by trying to please God and majority OF
the citizens The Tribune den ounced whskey sellin
10 the Indian.
There are about thou sand officers In the U. s..
Army, and In the Monthly Stoppage Circular, Of Ju-
~, 1873 Issued by the rayu &c neral, Aeppsges
are entered against 1S.
Count De Chambord, accepts the throne Of France.
Proclamation Of the Monarchy will be made In about
six weeks. He accepts the constellation prepared by
the Right Of the Assembly.
Capt. Seth Bonney, Editor Fargo Exprsss, fell from
carriage last week and was considerably injured.
The Captain has abandoned his proposed connection
with the Q. NJ. Department at Bismarck.
The Iowa Anti -Monop olsts had convention at Des
Mcnss, last Wednesday, and nominated And rev
Hostile for Governor; T. O'Donnell, Lieut.. Governor
and B.P Hall for Judge OF the Supreme Court.
'Cannot something be done 70 prevent young ladies
from being insulted stree at night ?" asks
Cincinnati paper. Just have the girls mother tuck
her into her little he'd about o'clock in the evening
and lock the door on her.
During an attempt lynch Peter Klossen for steal.
Ing mules at Fulton, Missouri Col. Love- the sheriff
WAS mortally wounded and J. G. Powers editor Fulton
Press. John Watson, merchant. aud Mr.. Dunbar
were seriously wounded. Klossen was hung.
Credit MobiIies frau6s have vanished, the salary
grab has besome stale and the Fort Smelling affair
does not pan out well. but now we have pine land
frauds to blow out in both Wsconsin and Minnesota.
"A wealthy Congressman Is implicated In the Wiscon-
.consin frauds.
John L. Merriam II. L. Carver, Geo. L. Otis, E. D.
n. Porter and others have become incorporated as
shs Minnesota Masonic Relief Association. The oh.
ect to guarantee the payment at death Of certain
sum to .be family Of the deceased. Master Masons
only are eligible to membership. s ~~ t-S J@ y
England gsod opinion seems to be more desirable
than justice to American citizens, hence while Fish
talks no rse and Is ehaussing the Of dipo
scy over the animal taken from the boundry survey
byaUs. Marshall, American cit,sens guilty Of no
crime lansuish liz Mantooan prisons.
At meeting Of the Cass County Agricultural So
slety held at Fargo, the morning Of August 14th,
the following officers chosen: President. J..
Holes vics.Presdent, M. B. Pinkhsm; Secretary.
E. j. Keeney; Treasurer, Wm. II. Teverett; Direc-
tors, A. McEench, +. Pinkham, Geo. Egbert, s. V.
Hoyey. A. s. Harwood
q. Il. Jennison q Levanworth gambler, was fesr.
fully pounded by baggage master Manning on the
Rock Island road, Saturday. Both eyes Of Jennson
were coIored, his nose and jaws broken and when
ssnseless pitched out OF the cars when IN motion.
Jennison won Manning's money; Manning would not
pay and tn hght ensued.
After the cheers given for The stars and stripes a.
the Baazrr at Winrepeg, and Clarks attempt haul
down the American flag, the villanous Judge ordered
that the prisoners should only be permtted to see
visitors on Tuesdays and Saturdays Thus because
the people Of Winnspeg sympathixe with the prison.
ers as further uct Of tyrany, Mrs. Fletcher wa
lyallowed tovist her husband twice week.