The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-09-10
MINNEAPOLIS.

A1IsNEdI'CLiS.
Special Dispatca to the Bismarck 7r;1ane.
M1xNEApoLIs, Sept. 10.-W Gather chill
ly. Money easy and plenty. McMullen
improving.
PROVIDED FOR.
Spsc:a1 Telegram to tho Bissnarct 7'TStat.
NASHUA, N. H., Sept. 1O.-Diehl, the
murderer of Blair, has been sentenced
to 80 years in the penitentlary.
FRANK Blair .SHOT.
specict; Islsgrus, TO the Bismarck I'idNae.
WAsu1NGroS, Sept. 1D.-The Frank
P. Blair who was fatally shot by Shan
teller, who is now in Jail, is not General
Blair
MAIN POLITICS.
Sp.cioz Tsleyyam 10 TIE Bismarck 1'TS~as.
BosroS, Sept. 1O.--Portland returns
indicate the election of Wilson Dingley
by 1900 mojority over Titcomh (Dem.)
and Williams (LiberaD.
TIE CHOLERA.
Sp.cia4 TIegran to Tho Bisniarck 7,5"Ae.
CH1cAGo, Sept. 10.-=Specia|s indicate
that theicholcra is eading through In
dana, Illinois, Iowa and States south
principally on low grounds.
MODOC MARES.HEN.
Special Telegram to the BismorcA Trid""s
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-The Indian
Peace Commission says that onr soldiers
shot but four Modocs in the late I'M
pleasantness, while the Modocs shot
two soldiers to each Indian engaged
yvpr AINyy1PA J1PTSONERS
Special Dispatch to Bismurcs 73f5ane.
M1SNEApoL1s, Sept. lo.-Wilson, Aus
tin, Merriam, Lochren aud Cornell have
gone to Manitoba to attend the trial the
10th. The result will probably be con-
viction and immediate pardon.
ALL RIGHT.
Special Telegram to Bismarck 7,;dn"'.
New York, Sept. 10.--Capt. Kenne-
dy as found Mrs. Irving, the self con-
fessed murderer ofNathan. The police
arc reticent, merely admitting that they
have her under surveillance.
BUTLER LAID OUT.
Sp.eiaI 4slegyas,, to the Bismarck Tribune.
BosroN, Sept. 1o.-Mayor VIM. Gas
ton accepts the Democratic nomination
for Governor. Washburn has laid out
Butler, with a hundred votes to spare.
Butler is still pluckey, and money is
used freely.
NO CRIME, ANYHOW
Special Telegram, to the Rismnrck 7Tib's~e.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1o.-James Pock-
EFT, convicted OF killing an Indian in
Idaho, and refused pardon by the Presi-
dent, has sued out writ Of error in the
Supreme Court Of the Territory, which
operates as stay of proceedings until
| the court meets in January.
JAY GOULD "BUSTED."
| Special Telegram to the Btsmarck Tribune.
New YORK, Sept. lo.-The Gould
clique has bursted. Jay Gould him.
| self will probably weather the storm,
but large number Of failures are re.
ported.
More defalcations in city affairs are
| discovered, amounting to nearly mil
lion dollars.
CELESTIAL EWS.
! Spsciaz Dispatch to Bismarck 1ri5nas.
| SAN Francisco, Sept. 10.-Shanghai
mails advices state that rumors are atioat
of the organization and progress of a
general massacre of Europeans in the
interior of China. The rnmors are be-
coming more and more grave. A large
! number Of soldiers are collected around
the places where the missionaries reside.
CANADA'S MOBIZLER.
! Special Telegram to the Bisn0rcE: Tribune.
OTTAWA Sept. TO- The Mobilier in
vestigation is in progress. No develop
ments as yet The government is anx-
ious to find ous what were the negotia.
tions between McMullen. Of Chicago,
and McDouald The former declines
attending as witness. The inves:iga-
ton will probably prove fizzle and q
whitewash.
4 PERFECT BRUTE.
| Special Dispatch to Bismarck Tribune.
MusKEGoN, Mich, Sept, lo.-On Mon.
dav Of last week Jane, the nine year old
daughter Of Peter Jounatt, was taken
into the woods by man named Ca
vanar and kept all night, when he foully
outraged her. at day light he finally
| let her 20. She came nome hardly able
to walk Cavanar was arrested Tues
day morning and lodged in Jail. The