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

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Bishop Morris, Of Cincinnati. Is dead.
Henry Ackers of St. Paul, is no more.
Five hundred more menonites for Dakota have ar
rived. .-...
Post Master General Jewell took the oath Of office
Sept. 1st. -,
Mt. Etna is on bender, and the people in the Vi
cnity have fed. ..
Gen. Davidson has returned to Fort Sill with three
hundred captives. .'" :
The Springfield Republican sout for f. B. Wash
burn for President.
DR.. A. E. Ames, of Minneapolis, is very i'll and not
expected to recover. - .''
Ex-Gov. Houbort wants $4,000 from the New
York World for libel. g.
Brevet Major General John G. Foster died at Nash
Ma, N. H., the I'd Inst -s"
Capt. James Burns, Of the 9TH Cavalry, died in
Washington few days ago.
Three Paris newspapers have been fned for pub
fishing letter from Bazaine. s$.& 1&| T.
Burlington, W.. has elected Democratic repre-
sentative for the first time since 1853.
Poland was defeated for Congress in Vermont. No
election; another ballot must be had. c
Goldsmith Maid has again beaten herself: 2:14 at
Mystic Park, Boston, on the 2na inst. s.57
The Carlistswere badly defeated loosing four hun
dred men near SEQ de Crgellast week. - -.
Col. w. S. King will be nominated for Congress in
the Third Minnesota District tomorrow. -
Bob Toombs supports Grant for third term, re-
asrding him as the savior Of the South. ~.
Charley Collins, Of Sioux City, has got Black
Hills on the brain worse than ever before. ,s,s
The Neso northeast, Montana, wants the whole
Beecher matter referred to Brigham Young.
Six surveyors from Lawrence, Kansas, were muir
dered by the Indians near Fort Dodge last week.
A Moorhead man keeps stonesyand things on his
counter 80 his customers won't throw glasses at each
other.
Gen. Dewey has retired from the sYankton Press,
which is now conducted by Messrs. Clevenger and
Barber. = = .=e~--=s-s:s,. ~ =
Mp. Clark, Gof Ct. Cloud, has shipped two thous
and pounds of butter to Bismarck from his Stearnes
County farm. "a Ez.Sy. II
Elder Cain has retired from the Rlk Point Cleaner
L. Q. JeaeEies assuming editorial management
Siouo CITY Times. a{2s3 s.s. 49,
The Pioneer styles. .sheridan's order acheckmate.
Not 50 bad AZ the Gold Seekers can still move
and the game 1s notup. hEtA "a ~ ~
The Governor of Kansas has called an extra ses-
sion of the Legislature 10 extend relief to grasshop
per sufferers. It meets sept.f6.
Judge Franklin Waite, Of Mankate, is the Demo.
cratic nominee for Congress in the First District Of
Minnesota, and he is good man, too. 80.
The New York Wortd tells Of q man who died Of
obesity at Rverbead q few days ago. He weighed
3e6, and was unable to breathe-sufocated ~
Hes now in the land where the black tailed deer
And the cuases around him are flying;
But coldly he turns from their gaze, and seeks
For the gold at his feet that is lying. -
He sings "John Brown" as he rides Ger the plains.
Every note which he loved swsk'ning;-
All! little they think who delight In his strains,
What big chew Of tobacco he's taking! s5s-E
ANevada paper, speaking Of a deceased citizen,
says: HE was good man, but he had MS little
frsildes, like the rest of us. He sometimes bet on
the wrong horse - = @2E~a jsgrs .j}sggrs
Hon. D. Morrison and J. l.. SPHINX have leased the
Minneapolis harvester works for aterm Of six years
agreeing to manufacture fifty thousand dollars worth
Of machines annually.zd tlaIl vgti "a; = se.2 4!
lack Chandler WAS present at the consultation be-
tween the Secretary Of War and the Attorney cen
eral relating to troubles IN the South. OF course
Zack viii 60 in for blood letting = ax
The st. Paul PioseA. says: .'There is yery little
The one thinks he sees chance to commit robbery,
tries and fails the other knows be does and vin''
A.DeIAcy wosd has comneaced the qualification
Of the Sank Rapids coarisr - yetycre9ieble pepsr.
Geo. ~. Haslet trots ont the Au&in lndepas6ent,
and Il he does not make i red hot, Why George has
forgotten hia cunning. That ID al. sfser, es.gs.-
The Haaieg Fesstte talks to Donnelly- - follows:
..Sue 10 feslbel oes ackno~lsdge that JON are the
greatest fsldaer unhunx, denagogse devoid OF
and a Is dasssss h therefore net happy.
y. a. BarIseh has sid 500 acres, including In
proyemenSsf oa his large farm near Bon Homme, the
nurchasers being society Of German Russian eui.
Franss, spa t,e prizes paid 81. ,0oo essh
and The p4fnasr g.. T. iasteassa lse ifen sne g nve
ne Sort sande,s Court Martial viii fry Col. Pal
ner. 1ha chanees aesinA him are that y hae cat
tnSsedn fie 1&SSernzlpt repersstlons g aaan.
ttis: 2s1plsS ths lssor If sol&crs, S .ss3s s =
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shere 43edF iit 70 his personal pssse fs'sa