Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-22
The Haunted House.
THE GHOST OF CESAR and
OF DEAD r. R. En-
=. TERPRISE
Appear Before the House Of
.... Representatives, ....
AND 2ss HASTEN TO DECLARE
"a '..o% @ AGAINST ... III
"A THIRD TERM, AND AGAINST ALL
.e sa' '. SUBSIDIES. ....
Blaine After the Confedtrates in.
! G. Congress, and an 5:~
Opportunity to Place Themselves
..,. on the Record Given.
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THE nVNAMTTEa EXPT.0ST0N
.Blaine After the Confederates in.
Congress, and an 5H~
Opportunity 10 Place Themselves
... on the Record Given. .
THE DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
INSURANCE MONEY
~ VI WANTED. q T@'@
NOMINATIONS.

.l% ~ tGE u g.. NOMINATIONS. - j. 4. ar ~"
WASHINGTON, Dec l6.-The P President
yesterday sent in to the Senate the FOL-
lowing nominations: H. W. Blake, As
sociate Justice, Montana; Thomas H.
Pressnell, Receiver of Public Moneys, at
Duluth, Mnn; VIM. Sweeney, District
Attorney, Montana. 5 -.
COMBINATIONS.
She following nominations were con-
firmed: Soren Listoe, Register .. s.
Land Office, Alexandria, MINI; G. B
Folsom, Receiver Of, Public Moneys,
Taylor's Falls, Minn.; aud Luke Marvin,
Postmaster, Duluth, Mimi. ,.-:-
e.:3 coNoRHss. : G
A large number Of bills Of little inter-
est have been introduced but nothing
affecting the army or western interest
Morton has introduced in the Senate a
resolution for the Investigation Of the
recent election in Mississippi and Blaine
in the House series Of resolutions in
relation to
STATE RIGHTS,
declaring the nation formed by the peo-
pie in their primary capacity, and the
doctrine Of secession forever extinguish-
I'd by the suppression of the rebellion.
NO SUBSIDIES ~,- .. -
The House has adopted resolution
by a vote Of 223 to 3S, declaring that in
the present condition Of the government,
finances no subsidy or pledge Of credit
should be granted TO associations, or
corporations for either public a or pri
vate enterprise, and that appropriations
ought to be limited to the amounts i'm
pera,ively demanded by the iublic ser.
ANTI THIRD TERN.
The House has also passed by vote
OF 232 to l8 a resolution declaring that
the precedent establ;sed by Washing
ton and other presidents, in retiring
after second term, has become by uni
versal concurrence part Of our Repub
licaps System,of Government, and any
departure from this time honored Gus
tom would be unwise and unpatriotic
and frought with peril to our free insti-
tutiols. 81. -. sqs4 .ry... . -
Z XfT r rREEDnANs AFFAIRS. Il !
. The House COMMITTEE on Freedmen's
affairs, was abolised without dissent
ing note, I'll &$ .&s& es,a- ea&,a',
THE ARMY.
The committee on military affairs
was instructed to report upon the ex.
pediency Of reducing the army to ten
thousand, or such . number as could
he maintained sfor. $2o, 900, 900 year
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BABCoCK's COURT. .-.....~.
On the suggestion Of Gen. Bahcock
that his indlctmentat St. Louis affords
the desired opportunity for his defense,
the President has dismissed the court OF
inquiry.
THE DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
BREneN, Dec. 16,-Thomssson. who
shipped the case Of dynamite which ex
ploded at Bremerhafen, killing and
wounding 1870 persons, is Suab,an by
birth and naturalized in the United
States. He had arranged in the case
4 clock work attachment designed to
explode &C sea, his purpose being to re
cover insurence on q pretended ship
nent BY the Nosell, for the destruction
Of which his machine was intended.
Since bis arrest he has attempted to
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