The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-07-28

"Red, be removed from the court room
and detained in close custody in thejail
Of this county, and thence taken on Fri
day, the thirteenth day of August, An
no Domini, one thousand eight hundred
and seventy five, to the place fixed by
law for execution, and then and there,
between the hours of II O'clock A. NJ,
and 8 o'clock P. M. of said day, be hung
by the neck until you are dead. And q
may God in His infinite goodness have
mercy on your soul. rsrg ser
Wheat brought $1.15 in st. Paul on
the 23d inst.
Isaac NJ. Singer, of sewing machine
fame, is dead. 5s. sg.s.E q
Damaging foods are reported in Vir-
ginia, Ohio and Kentucky.
Fifty-two Milwaukee crooked whisky
dealers have been indicted.
The Mormons have packed the jury,
it is stated, for the trial of j. D. Lee.
The Manitoba, recently sunk on the
Red River, is making regular trips
again. .o @ 41s ts5
The convention of bankers resolved
in favor of immediate resumption OF
payments. ...,3
Simeon Randall, of Eau Claire, Wis,
was accidentally shot by some boys on
Wednesday last. 2@
Gordon has been sent from the guard
house at Camp Sheridan to Omaha on 2
a writ of habeas corpus. IN
The leading Liberal Republicans Of
New York show disposition to return
to the Republican fold. Sensible.
In family feud near Montgomery,
Ala, resulting in fight, five men were
killed and one seriously wounded.
Another Peshtigo affair was feared at
Superior, Wis.,, few days ago. The
woods were in flames for many miles.
The daily papers are unusually full
with accounts Of murders, rapes, lyncn-
ing, &C., but dearth Of other news ex-
lists. s All 7as9 @ ja;ts
John cNamara died alone in q drunk
en- at, near Jackson, Nebraska, few
days ago, and his body was half eaten
by hogs before discovered.
The Moorhead Star nominates 5. .d.
Comstock for representative, and claims
to be backed by the unanimous voice Of
the voters Of that county. What does
,Finhe say?
] It is stated that strong and well
equipped body of Unkpapas are on tne
war path in the Black Hills, and IN TWO
engagements killed miners in one and
3 in the other.l of 81
G. G. Sanborn, General Ticket Agent
J Of the n. P. B. r., has been appointed
General Superintendent of the Nashus,
Acton 4 Boston r. r., with headqnar-
ters at Nashua, n. a., his boyhoed
home. IS.
A gentleman who arrived at Omaha
from cheyenne on Sunday says ninety
ounces OF gold were brought into that
plsce on Saturday from the Black Hills
hv two men. Letters confirming the
statement have since been received ia
Omaha. ...s ,.. n, d.
Secretary Bristow decides that IN
ralien cannot under any circumstances
be licensed as master Of an American
vessel, but he may be licensed as an
engineer or pilot provided The has an.
nounced his intention to become citi.
zen Of the United States.
The substance Of John D. Lees con-
fession is that thirty ,Mormons with
the assistance Of large number Of In
dams decoyed the emigrants from their
entrenchments by Aag of truce; that
all were murdered except II children;
that the deed vas done under orders
from the leader Of the Mormon church;
that he took the news Of the massacre
I to Brigham Young, who deplored the
| Transaction, and said it would bring
disaster on the Mormon people. The
statement Of Lee, 80 far as )pnown, only
confirms the previous REPORTS Of the
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