The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-08-13
NEWS AND NOTES.

The cholera Is reported at Columbus.
Mrs. Dunuway wants to be Mayer of Portland
Oregon
Alex Johnson. 30 long loca! sn the Pioneer is of
on vacation.
Twenty-ay thousand people attended the races at
Buffalo on the 9Th.
Hon. W. Phelps, of Red Wing: died at Ann Arbor,
Mich, q few days ago.
John c. Heenan is dealing In little quiet faro at
Messns Springs. NY.
A.. J. Clarke, County Attorney and editor. is now
lracticing law at Detroit.
John Latrop Motley, the American historian, has
been stricken with apoplexy
Frank Dasgett has but one paper now; the ReYub
llcan has been purchased by L. A. Rice.
Forty thousand bushels Of wheat was received at
Duluth during the week ending on the first inst.
Kalarns, on the Pacific Division Of the N. p r. R.
recently shipped six hundred sheep to Victoria.
rhe Dispatch says the editor OF the St. Paul Press
rides behind team presented to him by Gordon.
The Pioneer says that a the post-oH.ce collars in
Minnesota are labelled. "Beware Of Dannelly."
tied s17O, 900 from al uncle who died in Hamburg.
An earthquake in italy Is reported which carried
DEATH destruction and CONSERVATION on every hand.
An Italian woman recently killed her husband In
order to secure the release Of her from the srmv
The Democrats of Ohio repudate the farmers
movement and have put ticket of their own In the
aAd.
.{tI,1 opth
but Ann Eliza would not do 1t: She thinks she has
better thing.
The Glyndon church has been presented with two
organs One was in turn presented to the nelghbor-
ing town of Park.
Morton Is moving for a change in the system OF
electinS the President and Vice President. The
quicker direct vote Is had the better.
Lieut.. whalen. Second Cavalry is In pursuit OF the
Indians who recently murdered Mrs. Richards
and Mrs. Hall at old camp Brown, ".
lowing to the death Of the editor there won't be
any leader, Tuesday" says Wisconsin paper. 'bus
leok out for an old ripper on Wednesday,"
Geo. W. Cass brother of Lewis Cas- and father OF
Gen. Cass, President of the N. P. R. T., died at
Dresden, Ohio. on the 9Th inst. Aged 70 years.
Mr., Whitcomb of the Yoevil Colony, Is building a
fine barn and will 60 into breeding blcoded stock next
season commencing with lmportations from England.
Wisconsin brewers are organizing for defense.
They denounce the Graham bill as violation of
common sense and outrage on both right and
reason.
Em,srat,on from Russia to America is increasing.
Pour hundred sailed last week In one steamer. Tne
movement threatens to depopulate some districts In
Russia.
On the western end Of the N. p r. r. the winters
are 40 mild that snow rarely falls The coldest
was last winter at Puget Sound ten degrees above
freezing.
The Rochester Record in reply to statement that
the Garry prisoners are IN bad beat says that is
probably the reason why the judges refused to bal
them out.
The citv editor of the Jacksonville Jou offered
to send his girl the paper regularly, but she replied
with sweet innocence that her 'ma didn't allo W hef
wear 'em."
Ka|ama man sold 500 worth Of Strawberries this
summer from two thirds OF an acre. The product
WAS TWO and one half tons Kalama people will all
plant strawberries this fall.
The party OF Russian Mennonites which settled at
Vankton last week Is worth two million dollars, one
of the party, Philip Josshsn, brought one hundred
thousand dollars cash With him.
Dodge resigned his position as Secretary OF the
ca.xober Of Commerce. g.. Paul. In obedience to the
almost universal demand Of the people. Capt. H. L.
Johns was elected Secretary in his stead.
The Brainerd Tribune says over forty Chippewa
women came into town On Wednesday, all bearing
heavy sds Of blueberries- As blueherry jerkers,
Il adds, s'these Chippewa Indians are red-hot."
)n,y Ak thou sand dol ars have been psia into the
M,nnesotr lnebriate fund. II comes from ten dol
lartax on saloons, drug stores, &C., selling liquor.
Prosecutions have been ordered against delinquents
Tho Japanese rebes are on Gear again and recent
Nv attacked tho eminent castle at Faknaka set nre
to the buildings destroyed the official books, papers,
&C., and killed six officers Some suicided rather
than fall into rebel hands.
Victor Richards, who rescued Z. b. Chambers, Of
the Glyndon Gazette, and wife from drowning at
white Bear Lake recently, has been presented with
medal and one hundred dollars for gsliantry on the
occasion by adu iring lookerson.
Some of the farmers Of Minnesota have through
shftlessness aid bad management generally, become
50 involved financially, that they think their only
salvation Is IT, securing kind of legislation which
will cripple r1lir00nS II tney Caut W HSJ
will be salts ied they only "bnst ring. or de-
fsst somebody whom they think wants Office.
The T, coon, Of Japan, knows how to start and
maintain newspaper. he don't adopt the American
.ty,e Of bestowing upon the people leash prizes,''
stown Iots," 'jet jewellery" as premiums. Hay-
Ing at.en an interest In the publication Of newspa-
per a. Japanese capital lie has issued an order that
all rien Of certain social and political circles shall
take II or be beheaded.
The Ohio Democratic Convention endorsed the reso.
iations Of the Labor Reformers but waived coopera
ion. There were seven hundred delegates present.
The following Is the ticket nominated: For Governor,
VIM. Allen, Of Boss; Lieut.. Governor. B. Burns, OF
Richland; Supreme Judge, long term, G. Whitman,
Of Hamilton; short ter@, @. H. scribner. OF Lucas
Attorney General, NJ A. Boaghsrty, OF Franklin ;
Treasurer, Geo. Weimer, Of SumErk; Comptroller
J. Z. Newcomer, Of Marion; Member Of the Board
-ef Public Works, c. schenck. of Mercer