The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-07-16
NEWS AND NOTES.

81. Paul has finally secured the location OF he
Han,line Unlveraity. .ss re.r.- gw ~,-.
The negroes. Thomas jackson and Albert Sanders
were hung on the 18th for murder.
Lewis Rosltter's foundry At Pht.bugh was burned
on the 18th. Loss $se, 600.
The Secretary Of War denies that the headquarters
O.; the Department Of Dakota are to be removed
from St. Paul to Minneapolis.
Gen. Baker, Commissioner Of Peaae,s, h In Min
n.sota. The Sepubliean convenssoo IN tass State
VIII be held to-day. f~
rhe Orange parade Ia New York on the 18th OF
ta,y was not disturbed. Seven hundred were 10 the
procession accompanied by 1000 citiseus.
II is ssnstor Howe, Of Wisconsin, now, who Is to
have the Chief yustceship rendered him, In sase
Conkling declines.
Gen. 3. NJ. Bradford, distinguished soldier In
the Mexican war. died a. crawfordsville Miss. last
week. -s.'
New Orleans has sect numbering several thou
saua who worship the Devil by means Of horrid
orgies They are principally ignorant blscks.
Miss Linda Gilbert has recovered six cents from
the Chicago Eoeaing Post for libel, and yet Linda Is
not happy.
The New York Timss Informs Liberal Republican, MS
that there Is neither sympathy or forgiveness Tor
them Ia the Republican party. Unfortunate Lib
erals. Unhappy Times.
bank president in Bloomington, ILL.,, Judge
Buskirk, recently shot aud killed barkeeper named
Rose who had been notified to sell him no more
xh,skey and accordingly refused him.
Kansas editor wants the postal cards printed on
B,sto, board that In use is bond paper, and justly
says the present card Is a disgrace to the doyern-
uaent.
st-s. Farrell, widow Of Col Farrell, OF the 4lst
Kentucky, who served with distinction In the
late war, succeeds Con. Grants father In the Coy
ington post-ofacs.
II Is estimated by parties who have csnvassed
slong the Northern Pacific Railroad thoroughly, that
the amount Of wheat which will be exported from
this country the coming will foot up 250 900
bushels.
Kate stoddard, alias Amy Stone, confesses the
Goodrich murder. Kate gathered = cup Of blood
from the murdered man which had CONCEALED, aud
every day since she had amused herself by eating
some Of 4.
or course trouble Is still reported In spsiu. The
Government troops under Cabrlnette were recently
badly defeated, and that officer killed. There Is
insurrection now ia Aicoy. and Gen. Nslarde has
been scot thither.
The Duluth Herald wants bridgesbuilt across
the ST. Louis a. Rice's Point costing $3.50 900, b.
cause the expenditure OF that amount Of money
would do power of good The expenditure seems
to be more desirable than the bridge.
Congressman Hancock, Of Texas, says that q
member Of Congress must have ten thousand dollars
year to enable him to live decenty In Washington.
To which the Louisville Journal replies: Senator
Chandler has several times ten thousand, and he
doesn't live decently.
The Red Mver .Sta, says: The stables and Ice
house 81 Chsries Roberts. who lives about onshaif
mile from Fargo, we've struck BY lightning and
burned during the stornl last Thursday evening.
About nfty tons of ice melted. and the buildings
entirely destroyed.
The White River Utes unfortunate. II was
set Of theying Arapahoes who engaged in the eht at
RsWlins De ssing themselves or IS Utes. The Utes
are all good children and stay their reservations,
Agent Litchaeld reports. All Of the Arapahoes who
went on the war-rath are reported az having re-
turned. !
The AIennonites were attacked by haf-breeds
when at Manitoba, and were forced to take shelter
until British troops to their assistance. Judg
fns from, the savage treatment Of the Meanonites,
and the infuman treatment of Fletcher and asso.
s,ates. the Nsnitobans don't want their country
settled
Chose Who stil lnssst that Dakota /. not an agri-
h>
ing from the Fargo Esprssd: "We were shown by
Mr.. Nelssa three miles below Fargo, corn that had
been planted only avo xeeks. which was lo, inches
high. Oats sown on tho 18th uit.. y inches tall
snd wheat that was planted May 4th, that had
growth OF IL inches"
john p. Dunn, Jas. A. Emmops and WIN. Mercer
are the county comml ssioners instead OF Emmons.
Mercer and Dsily. ~ announced last week. 1t sp-
pear that Appolataents made on the Sth, but
before the commissions were forwarded the peti-
tion for the appontneBt Of Messrs White, Dunn and
Einher was received, and the name OF Mr.. Dunn sub
sutsd for one Of those selected. Few, indeed, will
ana fault with the present board Of commissioners.
Yhe Gordon Gordon case at Fort:Garry has been
the sensation Of the season. While people are dis
posed to enjoy the discontinue Of the American
party, believing they do, that they had no right
20 venture British soil 70 arrest party under any
prStext whatever, the shameful manner In which the
s,x;scners have been treated Is denounced every
hsnd. The Governor Of Minnesota has felt called
anon TO protest officially against the inhuman treat
want pesea out 70 them. The prisoners, whatever
NAV hare bssa the crime into which they seem 70
naye h1undsre1, Srs men Of weSith and station
n,ep whose plysaaai rscognizance would have been
pefectly good under any circumstances, but The
Wnn,peg authorities have put them In irons, refused
them counsel or communications With their friends.
and men who came only TO assist them out Of a bod
scraps men who would scorn to nse any other than
honorable means also been arrested and treated
With the creates. indignity. Some OF ths parties
reuorted 70 have been arrested escaped, but Hoy,
Keessn aud Fletcher are still In rons With the
shasees decidedly against them On hearing Of the
trsubis special train was dispatched from Mime
apolis yth friends end counsel the party arriving at
Fort Garry IN ffty-six hours from Minneapolis, but
on arriving at the Seat Of war they were not per-
ittsd an interview and the counsel not allowed to
act. Gordon had retained all the lawyers In the
PROVINCE. and the prisoners not allowed to even
cross- examine the Witnesses Gordon Is we'll known
tp connection with Erie stocks and was sharp enough
70 swindIe Jay Gould out at $500 o00. Parties who
,4iil had confidence In him went his bail, when he
Jumped the country II was at the Instance Of
his l,oidmsn that he was arrested, on tho theory
at they being his jailor had the right arrest him