The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1874-09-23
NOTES AND NEWS.

David Barker the Maine poet, is dead
Northfed, Minn., has free reading room
Two hundred females are picking hopsin Manlato,
MINI. .'s
The Palisaed insurance company, of Jersy City, is
fraud.
The Kellogg government of Louisiana is restored
All quiet.
Dan Rice is financially dead. Busted three years
in succession.
Samuel J. Tilden is the Democratic nominee for
Governor Of New York.
New York firm received an order for &l5, 900
bridal outfit. Hard times.
COL O, P. Stearn is the nominee for Judge of the
eleventh Judicial District Of Minnesota.
T. b. Chambers, Of the Glyndon Gazette, is the
Republican candidate for Representative.
The Grand Lodge Good Templers of New York
protest against the denomination Of Gov. Dix.
The employees of the Reading railroad have been
put on account Of the general stagnatlon
Of trade.
The suppression ot freedom Of the press in France
keeps constant breeze about the ears OF VIC ooV'
ernment.
Wirona Catholic church dismissed their priest by
vote Of IS to II. Pocketing church funds, robbing
the flock, &c. "
Another case of ''nest hiding at Florence, III.
". D. Peck respectable, marrled, exemplary chrls-
.ian, &C., is the victim.
Conductor Edward Murray, Chicago ( Northwest
ern road was killed Sparta, Wis, last week, by
falling between the cars ..-
The Masonic, Odd Fellow and Knights Of Pythias
Orders are working like beavers for the success OF the
Centennial in Philadelphia.
T.. H. Durfee. senior member of the we'll known
river Arm Of Durfee Peck, died at his residence in
Leayenworth a few days ago.
Pensions of ESQ each have been granted by the
British government to the two sons and two daugh-
ters of the late Dr. Livingstone.
Thomas 8. King, Of Minneapolis, reporter for st.
Paul Pioneer, was nominated or Register OF Deeos
by the ti-Monopolist last week.
The lighthouse at Braces Santiago Texas, togeth-
er with the records and papers, entirely swept
away during agale on the 5th and 9th inst.
The Boston Globe reminds US that Joshua made
the sun stand still sabout whole day." but Presi-
dent MacMAhon suspended u U1.ipers for two
months. So 80 i. !. &t9t iE's
Prof. Geo. F. Seymour, of the General Theolog-
cal Seminary IN New York, has been elected by the
Illinois Diocesan Convention to succeed the late Bish
op Whftehouse. @+ H.
Spotted Tail reports to the U. S. Indian Agent at
Ponca agency, that the white men are pouring into
the Black Hills. No to try tokeep them out, they
viii go, Indians and military to the contrary.
Bsmarck, as an ,id: ve suppose, to getting @ Black
H. crowd started that wy god sSnSs
Bimarck.-Sious CITY Journal. Sour grapes. '-
The masons, bricklayers, hod carriers and helpers
in Jersy City, Bergen, Hudson City and Hoboken,
have abandoned the eight hour rule, and II Is an
crease Of wages. ..
Rev. J. F. Chaaee, Of Minneapolis, is In hot water.
Serious charges are preferred against him, and ii
they are proven he will probably be kicked out Of
the kingdom Of grace and glory" This seems to be
hsd year for ministers.
Bancroft Davis presented his credentials to the
King Of Saxony at Dresden and returned to Berlin.
He has taken fine house at Behren srasse, which he
will make the rendezvous Of Americana and where he
viii give weekly soirees.
The Indians at Pancas reservation, Dakota, states
that few days since party Of Indians arrived from
Spotted Tairs agency, near the head Of White River
and brought the report that white men we're coming
into the Black Hills in large numbers from Montana
and other territories west. EE&E
The removal Of the Capital in Montana is creating
quite sensation. The people voted in favor Of
Helena, but somebody. Interested in Virginia City.
capital to remain at the latter place. The courts will
probably have to decide the matter
is proposed in Tennessee to remove the remains
of Andrew Jackson, together with those Of his wife
from their present resting place at the Hermitage"
TO the M rthern terrace Of the State Capital at Nash
Vile. where mausoleum could be ereced over them
Legislative sanction and appropriation will be nee
essary, and movement Is on foot to request both
Aaiaw has been discovered in the treaty conveying
the Black Hills to the Sioux Indians IS reservation.
Those who are In favor of an immediate colonization
of the country insists that this treaty not made in
due form; that It is void and that an immigration to
the New Eldorado would not be Illegal II believed,
however, that the Indiane consider the treaty bind
ing. t5-sst A8r# ffs sNt+
In Vermont abapdoning farms is now becoming an
epidemic "a Hindh.m county alone s.ers eas rlnesy
abandoned farm houses. Many other counties nave
suffered in like manner, but the above IL the one
principally elected The reason assigned 10 tnat the
country is almost Wholly destitute Of railroad accom-
pcode&ione.