The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1874-07-29
NOTES AND NEWS.

Raspberry juice" Is a new color IN SILK.
The St. Paul Press has So, 900 libel suit on hand.
New hav is worth nine dollars per ton in st.
Paul.
Eighty two cities of Germany boast OF cremation
societies. 49,.
Sixty cases of smallpox are reported in LONDON
England.
The creditors of Jay Cooke Co. have ordered
payment.of per cent.
T;eht,lacing for the benefit Of short armed lovers,
is coming into fashion again.
T. ia rumored that the MILESTONE Agency is to be
removed to the Missouri River. - ,-......
The Elk Point CLEANER says thata new Republican
naper is soon to be started in Yankton. "7- a.@
Won can't eat enough in week to last you year,
and you can't advertise on that plan eltner.
The surplus wheat yield Of Minnesota Is estimated
attwenty two to twenty-five million bushels
The New York indicted inspectors of election, will
have their trial the first Monday IN September.
The last surviving sister of the late Edgar Allen
Poe died at Epiphany Church Home July 22 aged os.
j. B. Dexter, q wealthy grain merchant OF Chicago,
is in Jail. "Nest-hidrg is what was the matter with
him. g.
The Duluth Weekly Herald is reduced in size, and
has adopted decent looking heao soou '"p'''S
Inent.
The number of female preachers now occupying
the pulpit stately or supplies is put down at
thirty-eight.
Railroad fares are to be increased twenty per cent
on all the lines In Germany They coulont 10 tna'
in Wisconsin, ~"> -f..-~ ,',.. "
Track-laying has commenced on the Wells Man
Lato R. R,.1t is expected to complete the work by
the first of October. .-.....
The Pacific mail steamship, Cityof Guatemala, was
wrecked on Watng's Island, Bahama, on the night
of the 10th. No lives lost. iii.
The Republicans Of Montana have nominated Cor
neus Hedges for Delegate to Congress, aud the Benz
ocrats have nominated Martin Maginnis.
The town of Detroit held it's caucuses Monday
night. and gave Co.. King five delegates by vote Of
6S TO Is. This is the first gun Of the campaign.
A Sioux City homesteader, named Wn. Marvelsn,
has been made happy. One and half million doi.
lars awaits his arrival in England, and he goes, Of
course. ...# T3 .-~a G.
~ The merchant who declined to advertise because
.snobodv would see it " came around few days after
to offer @25 to have his name kept out OF the police
reports. -..,-, ~ . aT..r.
The National Board of Underwriters, of New York.
demand that Chicago shall establish fire patrol OF
enc hundred men, under pain OF withdrawal OF their
protection. 1'E& o.
Vic. woodruff is Fastening 10 New York to take her
mart in the Beecher Tton scandal, and promises to
supplement Tton's statement with disclosures even
more horrible.
James Coughlin, a wealthy contractor Of Hoboken,
has been found guilty.of bigamy. After the charge
by the Judge, he left the room, and has not been
heard Of since. i, -. "a y.. .=HaTn ~ sa ~
The Denver Neacs Gays that about Two hunoreo
reraons hayeyigued an agreement to reorganize the
Yellowstone expedition to the Powder River eonntEy
about the first Of September
The strike among the glass-blowers Of Pittsburgh,
which commenced nearly year ago, mas !ust enoeo,
the operatives resuming work 1t reduction os ~
per cent. below former prices. -.,,...s,
Il is not generally known that Theodore Tilton
wears No. 18 corsets and silk open work stockiugs,
garered above the knee in strict accordance With the
demands Of hygiene and beauty.
The new United States Code, or revision Of all
laws and treaties in force In December, 1873 viii 20
Issued from the Government Printing Once, In two
large octave volumes They viii probably be sold
10 the public at about coetprobaby at 70 set. or
less. ... r,s
happened to call at Magrader's the other morn
ing, on my way down town, and as knew them well,
1entered the side door without knocking. i was
shocked to ind Mr. Nagruder prosrate on the aoor,
while Mrs. Magruder sat on his chest, and rumbled
amoag his har, she bumped his head on the bosrds
and scolded him vigorously. They rose when came
in, and Magruder, as he wiped the blood from his
nose, tried 70 pretend that Il only joke. But
Mrs Magruder interrupted him: Joke! Joke! & I
should think not! Ivss giving him dressing down.
He wanted to have family prayers before brealdsst,
and WAS determined TO have them aiterwatd, and
- he threw the Bible ct ne, and hit asy Jane With
he hymn- -beok, souged down on him. III can't
rnle t6is house, m know the Heassu why. Pick up
tSem Scriptures, aSd have prayers! Yen hear NJ
Msender! IT'S more ronble stssulatin' TIE pisty ef
this fssnily lhan runDln' . saw.mnl Mary Jsee,
eiye yonr 'pa that bynn. bcet.-koe A6sser.