The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-03-03
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TELEoRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

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al The civil rights bill has passed the
Senate s Z. - {. z. I.,3 i. i.s 4 q.
The water works in New York are
badly frozen. q xfz. n ~ iiAs. = ss
Judge VIM. sprigg Hall, Of St. Paul,
died last week. r53-. "a ~ 4F@ fsfsisa9.
{ /. One Of the Memphis express robbers
has been arrested. 5s.To
S. s. New Mexico and Colorado have been
admitted as states. ss'g. as'I1 ..-5s.s .s:
Salt Lake is entirely frozen over
the first time ever known. ~, 3 81. s.
81 The signal service: have asked for an
increase in appropriations bill. stss
ID Little Ralph Tilton, whose paternity
is denied by Tiltot, is reported dying.
& The Minnesota Legislature adjourns
FRIDAY, II has passed . bill repeating
the railroad law oflast winter. &C., s Z
Brigham, Young is required ito pay
Ann Eliza $4,000 attorneys fees, and
E$9, 900 alimony within twenty days. so4
John Barch is confirmed as Indian
Agent for Grand River, and H. T. Liv-E
ingstone for the Upper Missouri agency /
=; Stone Calf and sixteen hundred
Araphahoes have surrendered to Col.
Neil. All the principal chiefs excepting
Medicine Water, were with him s2,
"A, falling wall crushed ,into St. An;
drew's church, New York, on Friday,
during evening services, killing six and
seriously injuring twenty of the congre-
tgation ."l e sH'G's 4ss.st, ~ I
s The greatest food ever, known is
sweeping down the Tennessee valley into
Alabama. Chattanooga is almost totally
submerged. Immense LOSS Of property.
All communication is cut, Of. sss4se,s !;
A cyclone occurred at Houston, Cal,
last week, during which : freight train
was blown from the track, and some
cars. carried one hundred yards. Two
persons killed and q number seriously
fHsande. .ss s2s ~ ss u,
E9.A bill fortthe reorganization Of the
Quar- termaster's department hss passed
both houses. It gives one Quarter
tnnastef General with the rank of Brig
Genn, 4Colonels, 1t. Colonels, i14
Majors, and 80 Captains. Dandy and
Reynolds become Majors. Military.
storekeeperse abolished, but allsoficersI
will be continued until removed by.
natural causes. a4.i;e Z! OBJ 5Is<sa,sssas
Louisiana difficulties have been com.
promised. The radicals concede the
|Econservativesa the, majority claimed in
the House of Representatives, the con.
servatives agreeing to support Kellogg,
during the remainder Of his term; and
to overlook the past Kellogg agrees
Ito call an extra session Of. the Legisla-
.tare. This will probably allow the 7th
Cavalry oreturn - Dakota. .a5a@ ss,s zl'.3S
The Southern force bill hiss passed
the House.ns.H II gives the President the
power TO suspend the writ of habeas
corpus. in, Louisiana, Mississippi,I Ar
kansas and 4 Alabams, and Ito declare
States, disturbed BY, two or more armed
men, insa stateenof rebellion. Demo-
Gratis filibustered ON this measure TWEEN
Ity-nine hours Notwithstanding the new
rnles. The Democrats would refuse to
vote, thus reducing quorum. a call Of
the House would be ordered, then mo-
stions to adjourn, 70 onsider, and e
adjourn to day certain ,sswbuld be fol-
Flowed by another call of the House, and
80 Oh. hour after hour, but the majority
finally prevailed. 55 s2.,5t os tss. .6itasetf
:. E. sWhicher arrived ..at, Yankton on
Friday from the Black Hills. He was
,one,of the Sioux City party which left
Tor the Hills last October. The party
passed into the Hills without difficulty,
and built : stock ksde within ten miles
Of HarneJ's Peak. The party consisted
cf twenty.nine persons, and IS the only
one which has reached the Hills. Cold
weather greatly irnpeded prospecting.
They sunk tWsnty. i've sprospect holes,
and found gold in every instanee from
the grass roots TO bed rock. They have
found gold and silver qusrtz.s Speci-
mems brought in ARE pronounced very
rich. No Indians have been seen IN
the Hills during the winter. Their
animals lived on the grass under the
SNOW. Game abundant.
The following dispatch was receiyed
in st. Paul from Sioux City Monday
svsniBg: Gordon and Whether. two
fetsrtied members Of the Black Hills ex- !:
petition chat left here in October last,
were met at the depot Of the ,Dakota
Southern B. b, this morning, by about
LOCO psopls with 8 bard 4nd cannon,
snd were escortod 3 TO- TIE. Academy OF
Music, whore they wsrs welcomed by
speeches. a Four correspondent has
looked upon the specimens Of gold
which they brought. They consist Of