The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1874-06-10

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NOTES AND NEWS. ,
p Gov. Pennington, who has been ill, is we'll again
Senator scRurz is sick Malarial feveris what's the
matter. 80
Charles Summers furniture brought over g. 000 at
auction. --
Ftz Hugh Lee has been relieved from disability, BY
Congress. s@.s''
great flood isreported in Hungary, sweeping away
houses, &C. .s-
and 25 feet deep
Somebody reports that Morton will organize new
party-b0t he will not. 49,. ....- -E@& 4 a.
Col. ChsA 4. 1ggleston, U. s. Engineer, died in
England, in April last. %@l
Nelie's husband is to be given baronetcy as oon-
pliment to the American nation. a
James Young was crushed In the gearing of mill
at Glenwosd, nnn., last week.
Clark Thonpson has been reelected President OF
the Southern Minnesota Railway.
President Grant urges immediate resumption Of
specie payment. Sound in that, surely.
Chief Justice Dixon, of Wisconsin. has resigned.
Inadequate salary is the reason assigned.
large number OF dVe-CWenteS Will % TeueeUleu AT
the U. s. Treasury, after September next.
The corner stone Of Hamline University was laid
at College Place, near St. Paul, Thursday last
Five hundred dollars reward 10 offered for man in
Union County, Dakota, who y not canai0Rte for
Office.
Bslfoy has surrendered and Frank Daggettnow calls
his paper the Utchield Nea0s-Ledger, and has no
competition. ...t .....
change in the form of Government for the District
of ia change of officers would
do no harm.
The valuation of Hennepin County. Minnesota, is
increased from &c. 900 to $50 0OG OOO under the
new tax law.
The Conservatives were victorious in the recent
elections in Virginia. A. NJ. Kelley elected Mayor
in Richmond.
The Senate has passed bill releasing the Northern
Pacific road from the expense of surveying and con-
veying lands. ....
Vice President Wilson is so disabled as to be un-
able to preside in the Senate and it is feared he may
never be again.
within ten days. the part of rebelous Students or
expulsion will follow.
Minnesota brands of flour now take the lead in New
York. over the choicest brands from winter wheat,
bringing better prices.
Grover, the democratic candidate, is elected Gov
ernor Of Oregon the Republicans claim majority
for Williams, for Congress.
abandoned. Not few regard York tho real scoun-
drel in that bribery game.
The Senate submits proposed reciprocity treaty
with Canada, which will probably be adopted, and
remain in force 81 years.
The crop reports from the Northwest show an In
crease in average for wheat, with good prospects;
specially in Minnesota and Dakota.
The Brainerd Tribune insists that nothing smart
ever appeared in that paper-and therefore all that
has appeared, is the work Of the editor.
The St. Philip Canal bill has passed Congress; It
appropriates eight million dollars, and allows three
years the for the complexion OF the work.
Brownlow is out with vigorous letter. In denunoia
ton Of Summers Civil Rights Bill. The sexton will
soon put Brownlow where he will do the most COED.
One of the British engineers on the Boundary s,r-
vey says if the party IS attacked BY Indians, be will
wave the British hensign and Is sure he Will then be
safe.
Ardy johnson will fling tho starry banner y tho
breeze. and tell them what he knows about the Con-
ettution, At Pembroke, Maryland, on the 4th OF
July.
il bill has been reported fayorably In Congress, TO
disapprove an act Of the Dakota Legislature to pre-
vide for proceedings for the collection Of democds
against boats. a." . a.@-
A Mrs. Kahoe, S. Paul, kicked = Nrs. Cotton, VIZ
called at her house, severely that che may noS re-
cover. The woman was In delicate dtsatssn. hence
the severe injuries. H..
Settlers in the graahopper dizics Minnesota, ere,
thanks to the efficiency Of CONGRESSMAN Dunnel, a.
lowed to sbsndon their claims for year. in order 70
earn something to gustaiA them.
Congress proposes some Wholesome measares 70 pre-
vent election frauds and corruption; among measures
suggested il ne Of 500 for selling, Or giving away,
Intoxicating liquors on election days.
Rev. Thomas, x. Beechsr = ont IN fAvov Of lager
beer, and says he never knew . hsbitua drunkard
from drinking that beverage. The beer nsnufae'
turers' convention endorsed this doctrine also.
An extensive gang Of oounter1eiters was brought 70
Gief In Cincinnati, . few days ago. The arrest u
regarded the mest important that has been made for
years large amount os "boodle, presses. plates.
&C.. was secured.
Wfntermute, the murderer Of Gen. AcCook, vss
convicted Of nanilaughter IN the drst degree; the
penatv imprisonment at the discretion Of the court
thourh for not less than four pears Ha counsel will
move for new trial.
Hon. Leonard .. Hodges, who has planted fear
million trees on the st. Paul Pscao kairead. which
are now growing laxurianty, ssys he can raise white
willow, ash maple, box alder Se.s - - 0ssn
stalks can be produced.
BAXTER seems 70 DO running thing. b hsA BANDED
manner In Arkansas Asny proainens nsPooi1,csas
have been arrested; he refuses TO dsn am.say ~
and Is deing al IN HI power TO persecute sn0 ~
opposed him: but then Grant recognized hins ana %
probably happy.
comfertably warn: be couldnt keep oesl, . he
srawled into On ice chest which hs k1ew va Sooe
lor Lager. and hoped II would be for M: e H. ~
poon cooled; he never got warm aSaiA; tos VeunV
m dertaker buried him the next dsy.