Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-15
Sensation in Maine Alleged
Anti-Catholio 0rganizatinn. q
MORE TIMEsF0R THE COMPLETION
OF THEN. P. ASKED. .l.tH
Randall to Commence the Annual Raid
2i13 on the Army. no '. " "..~., .@~
0ther Interesting Miscellaneous
ot il .l,su Nesos.,9d1 ol l4s3d
rHE INDIAN OFFICE.

" ~Asi' ii&s rae INDIAN ofr1cE., - = ,.'.' +,
WAsaiKdroN, Dec. .fl3 John 9. Smith
the newly appointed Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs, took possession of the
Indian Bureau Saturday. srfad 4e14plI
-, SENSIBLE, DEMOCRATS. .-af. +
The Democrats in their caucus to-day
will agree to q constitutional amend
nent regarding the public schools "a
recommended by the President M his
message. sa 55yo EGT1Ee3) oltz j>lf@
uENDERsoN's succEssoR.;>2 @ai8
Col. James o. Broadhead, Of St. Louis,
has heen appointedlassistant counsel tor
the Government 70 place of lex Senator
Henderson. The, ,members of the Cabi.
net freely express thelnselve commenda7
tory of Henderson's energy in prosecu.
ting the whiskey suits. but agree that
his. language in; the Avery trial was t2d
tytI : 2ExcEEDINGLY OPPRESSIVE 35@~1 =
to the President, with reference to coun-
demanding Douglas order for exchange
Of revenue supervisors and collectors by
which the whiskey frauds would have
been earlier discovered, which remarks
were unw arranted by any circumstances
lof the Avery trial. He furtheraintima-
ted that investigation by the House Of
every fact connected with tha w,hiskey
cases ! would be unaided by the, admins
tratioh.: A"'5."<i- '''@ = s''''%' '',,''' '''
NORTHERN PACIFIC. ~
Senator Mcmillan introduced bin
giving the Northern Pacific ten years
extension Of time for the completion of
th. roads T oil 2 eT0ggESy!
Randall will introduce bill at an
early day cutting down the army from
twenty-five to fifteen thon$and men. 49,,
Il .Yorsi1 rBBRRiBL = u ssEaxppLlosroN.s PIX h& .3u1
NEW YoRK, Dec. l3-The Bremen
steamsb ipiMoseh hadIe,n barlSed passen-
gers at Bremerhaten Saturday, being
about to sail for this city, whea = por-
,ion Of the .basgageson' theRqnay was ac
'cidentally dropped and a case Of dyna-
mite concealed in the baggage was ex-
iploded BY sconcussiob, and. City persons
on the quay were instantly killed and
a,large number terribly injured. Among
the killed were two passengers of the
Moselt. the Temain1er were flaborers On
doeksand tIgs.anh friends ospassengers
The steamship lay half q mile from the
quay receiving baggage sforH tugs but
was sssliehtlysih ju<ed2 by the explosion
and did not sail ,tiA Sunday 4
VICTIMS OF THE INQU1s1TloN.
,PAsAnA. Dec. l33.r-Repairs to the San
Andre hospital, at Lima, Peru, being
necass arvs ono of tiseawallsSwas throws.
d6wn last week when the laborers found
ri tbo!low and filled with human remains.
They appear to, be 100 to 200, years old
and the skeletons number four or five
thousand. Large quantities. Of womens'
hair, dresses and boots and shoes were
found among the remains. The hospi-
tai. was built in 1857 and is supposed to
have been the seat Of the court of in.
QUESTION for about City. years.
rus BRsxER EXPLOSION.
j. Bs.xsRuAvEN, Dec. l2.-Fifty- seven
persons were killed in the explosion
Saturday, and thirty three seriously
wounded. The men who delivered the
dynamite had planned its explosion on
board the ship during tho passage.
CntcAeo, Dec. Is. Gen. Bsbcock gave
bail Saturday IN the sum Of t7OO0 ior
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