The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1874-06-17
NOTES AND NEWS.

Santa Anna has returned to Mexico, after IL years
exile -.--- y -..-~.-,
Thomas Scott is now President of the PENNSYLVANIA
The Land Office will probably be open at Fargo by
the 1st Of July.
Minneapolis has broken ground for Masonic Tenn
pie, to cost $15, 900. # #s's -
Tn. great bridge across the Mississippi at st. Louis
IS open for business .- ~ .- -.- o.. = S (
Columbus is to be canonized, and ere long we shall
have St. Christopher.
st. Paul has its first annual horse fair, on the I'd,
Sd and 4th of July next.
Eleven Miami Indians were naturalized at Leaven-
worth, Kansas last week. '.'-f1' d. .s's.E
J. s. Pomeroy, well known at Bismarck, talks of
Stationery Store, at Fargo.
Minneapolis has population of 81 600, as shown
by the new City Directory.
The Dakota Southern Railroad is taxed on an as
sessment of $4,000 per mile 4@ ". ..r g
Laid on the table is what ails Summers Civil Rights
Bul-and it ought to lay there.
Recent rich discoveries of gold have been made on
the Jefferson River, in Montana.
The Minnesota Republican Convention will meet
at Minneapolis the 9Th of September.
The Louisville Courier Journal says the mosquito
is like charity, because it begins to hum
In fight with the Indians at Prescott, Arizona,
last week, 1t. Kings command killed nine.
The Worthington Colonists have seven teams at
The Glyndon Gazette styles Fergus Falls the CON-
ing city, that's what Geo. B. Wright thinks OF 1t.
Faro got Gov Moses into trouble-that's what allied
the Moses of old, the Minneapolis Tribune says
Col, Fred Grant expects to return from the Vel
loWstone in time to visit New York with Is bride.
Burnside,s chances are good for election to the
United States Senate from Rhode Island. Good.
severe gale occurred on the Mississippi leA We'd
nesday The Alex. Mitchell was seriously damaged
The Erie railroad people have determined to change
the guage of their road to the narrow or common
guage. -~~.... y +, Fts%ss7+.., .g.st
One hundred and three carloads Of freight passed
over the Northern Pacific, for Manitoba, ooeday last
week. .' a"a s@ ]: %s'sTs'<'
The Boston Transcript says the Custom House
ring will have bitter foe in the new Secretary oftne
Treasury. - .. - ss.tEevrs e. f-HnES Il
Covkendall. Cantwell, Hicks and Bushnell Of Brain
erd caught 400 lbs of bass in Serpent Lake, one osy
last week. .a .a,s {
J. G. Bancroft Davis has been nominated by the
President for Envoy Extraordinary, &c to the Ger
man Empire. - e. T.. 80 r. +
VIM. G. Belknap, a son Of the Secretary of War,
died Of consumption at keokuk, Iowa, LAST Week. ne
was 20 years of age. 2 ~ 3
The strawberry crop in California is unplea sanity
large. The choicestsvarieties bring only cents
pound in San Francisco. --ef
is evident Gen. Sherman goes to St. Louis with
his headquarters because Of disagreements between
he and the Secretary of War.
All of the members of the Indian Commission have
resigned because Of hitch between them and the
Secretary in the matter Of auditing accounts.
David TAYLOR, the successful woodchuck hunter Of
the last Minnesota Legislature, has fallen heir to
$25 O0O left him by the death Of his mother In Ire
land. f.'---- l.3 o-a u
An Omaha reporter has interviewed . hunter who
has killed 316 Indians The hunter was sick one
month last year or he. would have killed all the
others. E ,%t.%t N a-@ss +
Russell, Of the Braiaerd Tribune, got on his ear
few daysa ago. and declared that all three Of the Du
luth editors could not whip one side of him. SO the
Pioneer says. .. .--rJ.,r
The Indians ON the Upper Missouri are becoming
civilized. Two bashful maideIs suicided At Fort
Busrd last week. They said they were tired working
only for whisky. ,%t@s "> sA'''-s .Sa
The bill for connecting Rock River With the Mis-
ssppi BY canal, has been reported on favorabay in
the House. It approprases one mllion oo'lafs 20
o,,Gax writes to the grareers that there are rail-
way II d aswsN as railway wrongs. and adds that
the railway queon can only be settled on the prn-
ciple Of right and justice w. :
4As scientific party lsfe new York on tne 9Th Inst.
They expect 70 rssch Atas,sn Decsnser Ii, and
to ke ready for business the 10th.
Minnssota pr.tera refuse e bid for the sta4e print
ing under tAe law adoltsa by the last legislature.
"" ,sHss: ess9 sss x ss %o9l prices
Frank Daggett, Of the I4chneld Ledger, = more
hhaa proud. hsh caught at Fergus Fails, ave feet
Aiht inches long, and weighing 126 poundDa Was
R1ned after hin.-St. Cloud Joss1N.
The bills providing for convertible bonds; for Se
PEAL Of the tax On tobacco and cigars, and 4svsrsi
oseEs of kindsed nature, h.ve been feRossee upon
adversely By Tie Committee Of Ways and1 1(saas
The 1epsesass, Liberals, Anti -1lenopolises md
the OXstennA lsopls's Party, in Minnessta, SAe
trFesen1ine them, have AZ unleed I'd
odilG 3ntconventcn, to meet at es. Paul, On Tie
ia of S1ptsmher. 49,
RixAA6 hiN "a sermon hwo weeks ego. He says 10
win destroy the public school system Of The
6e16. and insists that the colored people VIM be the
iesssr The bin u dead fSe this ses8on. tgE3
fhere 4 : scheme on 1Ost - build ! csmmerehl
ral1aY. Eeyine four or mere tracks, froa New York,
vif 90 Aranehes running, enc 70 Chicago, The ster
o O.. Ieuis, which shall carry bushsl q wheat
fre St Louis % New York for ten cents, or barrel