The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1874-08-05
Bismarck Land Office Appoint
" me, :mlll,e,nt- t-Instru uctions for Open
ing the Office. s
SUICIDE OF GORDON GORDON
DISTURBED BY THOUGHTS OF
MIKE HOY.
Reported Fight in the Black Hills
Twenty one Indians Die Of Wounds
=, at the Agencies.
CRAZY DIVINITY STUDENT.

CRAZY o1OOcNA'
FAR1BAULr, August A crazy divln-
ity student named Minis, supposed to
be homeless, who was lately refused or
dinatlon by Bishop Whipple, on Sun:
day rushed up to the Cathedral, pistol
in hand. He was caught by Bishop
Whipple, and was prevented from do
ing harm. It is supposed he meant to
assassinate the Bishop, or had fancy
to. take possession and; oficiate at the
Altar He was sent to the Insane Asy-
lum.
Sr. PAUL, August A. Barney Lamb,
an expressman of this city, was killed
last night, by Michael Kelly, in fight
growing out Of quarrel between the
wives Of the two men. Kelly stabbed
Lamb eight times with sword bay
Onet. .:.- .-..
''>- GOOD NEWS FOR HOY.
+ WINNIPEG. August 4.-The notorious
Gordon Gordon committed suicide, at
the residence of Mr.. Headingly, near
Fort Garry, on Saturday night. He
was arrested by Toronto detectives, on
a charge Of felony committed in Scot
land. He appeared calm, after being as
sured that he would not be taken through
the states, and asked permission to get
a change Of clothing, which was grant
ed. Being closely followed by a detect
i've, he stopped at the foot of his bed,
and seized a pistol, exclalming "now l
am through, / 60 no step further: He
then placed the pistol to his temple,
fred, and fell dead on the spot.
REPORTED FIGHT WITH THE INDIANS.
ST. Paul, August 4th.-Dispatches
from the lower agencies report the death
of twenty one Indians, Wounded in
late fight with Custer, Ray Staber,
prominent in the. Agency disturbances
last spring, and several others are re-
ported killed. The Indians coming in,
and those at the agencies, show much
feeling over this report r~ss--, I
al! 5aus aboa2a aLCUsTER.s O.. s...g2e: rs
OMAHA, AUG, 5th, h,-Itis the general
opinion among military men at Omaha
that Custer having, executed orders, is
returning. Information CLEANED from
+ The Indians gives sllo. evidence Of the
reported fight with Custer. ..:':zaf:a 'sa1si
E.,,a:r ssf sni7G et 1ILToN.,g'.a rot.oa ai.c
saNsw YoRk. Ang. 9th, --Tilton refuses
TO be further examined before she
Plymouth Church Committee, and says
be will take his casei into the courts.
80 sTt5wI haa Al. ossIAN TRIck. ..2' y'a:
81. PAuLI,, Aug. t5,th, ,-Ossian e. Dodge
who hsya6gored' quite extensively in
The North xests fors The past ten years,
sold shis property IN. ST. Paul lastisWeek
@40, 900 in cash, and sbseonded
Suudays nightetaking his two youngest
his Nf st lR Rush City
Without saaseent, ,,osaHes seemes to. have
ptliotoukhit deceived Hell, ss she expect
edtosxoiW ithhims Mhey havebeen living
together since the, Finley d trouble. d
i ;st;s,rs rsaiSllAReki Land o1FaeB. Iii ha {
.ssI yyAsutasroH, AaE. :5,aiI. :5; stes Asn--
I.toejr of andt les !. was y
apuoihted by the sRresidents Register Of
the Bismarck Land Office. TIE De.
partment has forwarded to Col. =. -
Brown, Receiver, full instructions fo'
ooaninp the Office.