Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-15
4 pexocRArIc SENSATION

Tber, and advising Blaine tOJOln. EOStes
was in Washington Sunday spending
!'nearly ali day with Blaine, and does mol
Ildeny th.t he wrote to Blaine about the
'|Ischool system and Catholicism, but as.
I,serts that while his letter might be dis.
torted ,nto.a similarity With. that pub.
i llished his remembrance Of the Original
is that i was entirely different. Both
Blame and Foster ara said to be worried
md neither can explain the circum.
stsnch Capitalization. ,95 .iio ,sfas.6[
| slH ii ACCIDENTALLY KILLED. t5I Itttai5
-BsAtxsRb, Dec. 1s.-Wm. Schaup,
formerly Of Long Prairie. climbing =
tree Saturday to watch! deer exploded
bis gun and was instantly killed. - 81
.r ,yEss, rHs HOUSE, ..a.I raE #.si
| adjourned today until Tuesday, intend-
Ing to hold . caucus Monday for ar
ranging the committees. - - Il 7
oioa5 nrxDERsos's OUTRAGE. $500 ~ .,'
eWAsH1saroN, Dec 11.-After' 4 Cabi.
net consultation upon q sworn copy Of
Ex-senator Henderson's speech at the
trial of Avery atSt. Louis, the Attorney
General notified the district attorney
chat it was regarded by every member
Of the Cabinet as an. outrage upon pro:
fess,onal propriety to thus reflect with
out shadow of reason upon the Presi-
dent, and directed the discharge Of Hen
derson from, further service. ef83Iiy.;g
1 ! ....EF ia... BABc0cK. Az, Hu0Gila.t.
|! CHICAGO, Dec. lion the assembling
of the Court Of Inquiry, this morning,
Gen. w. s. Hancock read . paper set
ting forth his opinion that the inquiry
| should be deferred until after Babcock's
trial in St. Louis should be ended. At
the conclusion of the reading Of Gen.
Hancock's paper, Judge Advocate Gard.
ner presented : contnunication from
Gen. Babcock, requesting the court TO-
adjourn for the p.esentin in order that he
might appear at ST.. Louis to answer to
the Indictment. Thersupon the court
determined to adjourn: from day to day.,
with the view Of submitting to the War
Department whether il should adjourn'
until the close Of the St.. Louis trial.
42g THE MESSAGE ENDORSED. a51fj@lG
LONDON, Dec. 9.-The Times in a
leading article this. morning endorses
the Presidents arguments, in his mes.
sage, contained, and says that interven-
ytion in Cuba may become justifiable
through Spain's inability to restore
order q ls5:35 r},tAo11%+. '|." '.+|' '@'@ :.
|, | .r-..j TIE COURT OF INQUIRY s~-G!*f i
|, CHICAGO, Dec. 9.--!The Babcock Court
OF Inquiry met yesterday a. noon, and
Edecided to, hold open sessions. and ad-
iourned until noon TO day OH account of
absent witnesses. ~ "l%hF1 ~ ". ~.'~
! @r!l Is THE ARREST. n2oJ tio7t5.
Sr.Lou1s, Dec. II "A copias was sent
to Chicago, yesterday, Tor the arrest OF
Gen. Babcock. caI ,t@lT3t j:lta 10 cSs.
$50, ~ CONFIDENCE rs. GRANT. ytt'ty ~t%e-
I Nipeteerf mem bers of the Grand Juryy
which has been investigating the wh!s,
Ky frauds, all that were present at the l'i
time part of whom were Democrats.
nave signed letter to the President,
expressing esteem for him, confidence
id his integrity, and appreciation oflthe
wisdom, patriotism and Independents
displayed by him in directing measures .s,q! :s
necessary Tor detecting and correcting
the frauds upon the revenue. - nus '7@.
q. INDICTMENT OF BABcocK., NNw
washington, Dec. ll.-The lipdict-
! ,ulent 1of Gen. Babco:k at St. Louis has
been oficiaIty reported to- the Attorney
General. t&t5i =. .f]i5st u 3}' I'll" "a" "ts
E5f@iur 1.-THE SENATE ,}@iaese ,cs4sS
adjourned yesterday. until Monday. ~
- yl;9 Oh TIE COMMITTEES .e~%H a1&I
remain about the same as last year. eza'
q sE3a>'AN IsEBRiArR ASYLUM, Il ~ D.!
{sr. PAtL, Dec.7 l1.-The Supreme
Court Of Minnesota having cohtirne'''
che constitutionality Of the law levy'ne
a SPECIAL tax of ten dollars OH all per
sons engaged in the sale Of Intoxicating
for the purpose OF erecting ana
maintaining an Inebriate Asylum, Gov
ernor Davis has appointed a board OF
directors who will proceed to erect tnt
asylum at Rochester. There IS already
ten thousand dollars in the State Urea
sury belonging to this fund, and thirty
thousand due from liquor sellers, most
of which will be paid. ...
rns UNION LEAGUE.
PH1LApELpu1A. Dec. 9.-The Union
League Of this city yesterdsy at . c.on-
Gil adopted adeclarstion OF principles
embsdying the principal r. recommends
tions eabrscea Ia the Presidsnts mes
sage.