The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1874-06-24

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NOTES AND NEWS.
Johp Carter Brown, Of Rhode island, is dead,
Paul - 81. ..
The wife of Senator Cameron died at HarrisbuEsh
Friday. ~ 81 :, ss.s y rs- }.sz.a
The amended bankrupt law has passed both houses
Of Congress, s, ~
sserops ii the south are suffering from long con
tnued dr0uth.I u. s%s = 49, =. - Vi - 81
IA youth Of s5married miss Of IS at Somerset.
Gen. Sheridan left Washington last Thursday, on
tour Of ofinspecton. ~
Canadian reciprocity will go. over until the next
session OF co5Xfess
Gov. Dix atpfbyes every word of Grants memo
randum; SO does Jones. W
The CONGRESSIONAL Record can now be transmitted
through the mails free a,- :. , 4geH
The prisoners confined in the Missouri penitentary
arein a state q mutiny.
Major Leverson, FORESTS Quarter Master deneral
during the war, Is dead.
Northern Pacific this season.
Senator Logan abandoned the Army bill and wen'
home to regulate Illinois politics. ~
nc. B. Jordan was confirmed Register Of the Land
Office at Fargo on the 10Th inst.
The Mankato Wells road is to be completed after
all, and within the next sixty days. g
/ Burnside is still ahead, but does not get votes
enough toelect him U. 8. Senator. t--E2 =
Articles ofimpeachment are to be presented against
.ho noforiona Judge Durrell at once. .-s- q
nSeveral new suits have been commenced in Wis
cOnsin against the railroad companies ..z.% ..sts
The Army bill is dead, and an exchange says the
Indians may now cease their troubling.
Francis Butler, the well known New York dog fam
ci-r, died Of hydrophobia few days ago. s.,
Nebraska has suffered severely from the effects Of
tornadoes and hail within the past two weekR q
John Haggart and J. Lowell, J r. are the delegates
elect from Cass County TO the delegate convention.
There are we'll grounded fears of suffering in Mani
toba the coming winter on account Of lack of food
Minnesota grasshoppers are making raid on Iowa,
very much to the disgust of the people Of the latter
State g. j-t -
An exchange saysif man dreams the Devil is af-
ter him. it is sign he had better settle his subscrp
tion bill. ~rsa s. - :
Old death has secured grip on Ben Butler, and
he must rest or die; advices from Washington so in
dicate:
Col. Allen has purchased the interest of McNamara
in the Merchants Hotel, St. Paul. and is now sole
proprietor. st~3--E
The Engineers at Fargo have taken steps to organ
ize, with view to having regular meetings Of the
brotherhood. 7-..v.s
Moses. the Governor of South Carolina, has par.
doned, in year and half, eighty-seven criminals.
He is himself q thief. ~
Rev. Dr. Welles, Of Red Wing was nominated
Bishop of Wisconsin by the Episcopal Convention at
Milwaukee last week. ~
Prof. Wayland addressed the cadets at West Point
on the occasion Of the ceremony of awarding diplo-
mas to the graduating class. y r-&
The District of Columbia bill which passed last
week, taxes all real estate, including churches. A
motion to reconsider was tabled. .-SA
vigilance conmittee has recently been formed in
Kansas and the Indian Territory for missionary work
among the outlaws In that section. -.<1s;E@.F
Ole J. johnson, sa we'll known Minnesota scandi
navan, has been appointed route agent the N. p
to run between Duluth And Bismarck.
Mai. Tenny's steam plew Is not success Minneso.
ta prairies are too tough for IT, While turning the
sod nicely it does not dothe work rapidly enough.
Two San Francisco editors let loose at each other
last week. exchanging nine shots, with nobody hurt.
The poorest shooting on record, an exchange says l
The Northern Pacific Land Bl, it is claimed, pla-
Grant railroads, and saves the Company 500 900. .
The Pope rejects recent overtures made With .
view to withdrawal, on his part, OF accommodation,
and refuses to make peace with the enemies Of the
church.
Brownlow, the Minneapolis Tribune says, refuses
to send his girls to school, because they will be
compelled to work at the same multiplication table
as the niggers. '71*@ ~
Minnesota pre.emptors who took claims prior to
June 8, 1874, have had the time for paying for
their lands extended two years from that date, by
act Of Congress. a.,
The Ress styles the Psonser,- 7ri57us and Hail
mystic short horn triangle. The Press does not
leve Bill King with that zeal loved him three years
ago.. King wont como down new. 81 - s a. a. s.sss s
The Milwaukee L St. Paul Railway has at last been
permitted By Congress to bridge the river At La
Crosse at the point they desired instead Of at the
point selected by the U, 8. Engineers. - ; .
Coronation whisky" is new thing at Moorhesd.
The the editor Of the Twinkler has been
kept full Of e for month by the citizens -in the
hope Of saroHins some fre into hh paper. . S s9ts
Loren Fletcher failed to appear at the court Of the
Queens Bench ct Manitoba las week, his attorney
appearing for him. however, and asked continuance
On account Of the serieas nlnenof Ills wife.
Ben. Butler was himself again IN Congress, Friday,
BE rolled up his seeves ond struck hight ana left for
and Dodge case. Ben wants to be investigated.
The body Of Joseph Duyslle, Cox, :l7th Infantry,
who was drowned ct Cheyenne Agency about the 1st
week, having been In trapdt about forty days. e
The Fargo Epprsss Oh lets . the boundary survey
because Il costs too puch-some newspaper Para-
grapher having saked that ~ track hned ~ cnam-
pagne bsttles-and suggests that half . dosen enf-
neers, scconpanied By half.breeds. cosld 40 sne
work. The EDpress ought 70 know better tasn 70
believe all n sees In the newepapers.