The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-09-24
TELEGR MS.
Reported Specially for tho Bis
Miarck Tribune.
GENERAL NEWS.
No Check to Progress on the
Northern Pacific.
The Manitoba Prisoners
- ~ Safe at Home.
The Polariss Grew Arrive
in Scotland.
Minnesota Fair -Rosser- Pay Car
General. -,
The Polariss Grew Arrive
in Scotland.
Minnesota Fair Rosser- Pay Car
General. ~ >r
WELCOME HOME.

WELCOME HOME.
Special 1tte0run, to the Bisn,ayc& Tribune.
MINSRApoLls, Sept. 23.--Fletcher, Hoy, kcesn,
Bracket, Gov. Austin and others arrived at Mime
apolIs cir Breckinridge last evening. There was
grand ovation. Bands, torches, the Irish Rifles and
several thousand people escorted the Hanitohians
through the principal streets. Speeches were made
at Fletcher's and dancing at Brackets Hall
IT'S CO-NIyG, EOJs.
The pay car left here on Monday for the line Of the
Northern Pacific. 1t will so through to bismarck.
GEN. R0SSEE.
Gen. Rossrr leaves for the front this morning .'
STATE F.1TH
The State Fair opens to day nnher favorable
auspices. There is the largest number Of cntrlo
ever made at this stage Of the fair The weather
promises fine.
4. e. e. r. ~
The American Board of Commissioners Al, Il For
egn Missions is in session in this city Several F,nn-
fred strangers are in attendance.
THE MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS
The Democratic State Convention meets 4, St.
Paul Wednesday. 1t vii! endorse the Owatonna
nominations. Hennepin and other counties have al
ready taken such actioc-.
'FYNA ECI4L.
The situation financially has changed for the bet
Ter. quiet being restored ia New York. The govern
ment mint declines to issue any portion of the re-
serves but las authorized the Assistant Treasurer
to buy all bond. offered at the average price. sat
urday the banks peeled the currency, and deter,
mined to stand by each other Savings banks pay AT
sight claims under one huudred dollars hut re'lure
la,
low. Henry Cews will be government agent 'Aafr''
" w. 9UE NORTH rACIFTH.
Manager Mead last evening had no unfavorahe
from New York relative to work. lie says the
present operations contemplate large expenditures,
and If necessary to suspend them orders would have
been cent Jay Cooke said to Dr. Foster ten days age
that no power short of the Almighty could stop the
progress OF the Northern Phciir, rs It's success - Us
surei.
Nothing definite relative to Branerd and Penn
bina branches IS received. Farley says ailairs are
terribly unsettled. Says ielano only purchased 'h'
stock which was not worth two GEMS on the dollar
The situation far as the bondhoifiers are con-
cCrnc0 Is unchanged.
THE Survivors,
I.oSpoN Sept. i9.-Tbe steamer Art'c brought tt
Dundee members of the poaris expedition, whost
names are as follows Capt. Ruddingtnn, sailinl
master Dr. f.. Bess Chief of Scientific Corps II
C Chester, 1st mate; VIM. Orton, I'd mate +
Schcman, Chief Engineer; ~ A odeii. "a engineer
", +. Campbell fireman; ]Iermon Siemons, sea
man Henry Hobbs, seau,an; N. Hayes, seaman
All are in excellent health.
Three others were transferred by the Ravens Craig
to the wtaler Intrepid whch is expected to arrive a
Dundee in two three weeks their name are X.
D. Bryan, astronomer and chaplain; >. Ii. Mnnch
seaman j. W Booth, fireman
DESTiTtrG.
WASHINGTON, Sept ia telegram was received
at the state Department this morning from william
Reid United st ates Consul at Dundee, Scotland
which states that members OF the Pola,is expedl'oL
had arrived there ina destitute state the Telegram
was forwarded to the Secret"ry Of the Navy. who IN
structed the Vice Consul to care for the survivors,
make proper provisions for their comfort and senC
them heme by the first steamer.
THE REsCUERS AND RESCUED.
New YORK, Sept. ia Tribnne cable special
from Dundee says: The whaling steamer Arctic zap
tain Adams. has arrived at this por: from Davis
Straits, having on board men Of the rolars cxPed
t,on who were picked up by the whaler Ravens C'a'S
on the Goth of July. The men are all well and
show no such marks might have been expected
after their terrible experience.