The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-01-27
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The.loss By .fire II It H.ttsuf % the,
18th. amounted to $6o, 900. lr.,];,,a ..,as =,
1sA,F. Allen, DEM, Congressman elect
from New York, died.on the 22d. ono
! Proof spirits froze in Montana ct 46o
below zero. : 33e below at st. Paul Mon
day. 1stas3 Y 7. sisa 529 ~ ss@
Zach Chandler defeated in Michican
by Isaac Christ Ch1riisstenncy, y Rsepp;, sp;,,, by four
votes, .,-'.,ssS. !. ',.:..sss r. - sas.sa<. ., ac
Vice President Wilson sdvisesa the
Republican party to declare against a
third term, s5 Il iaafzt9r 6sa is5 3e}rj
| Senate committee have reported ] ad-
.versely on the bill to reduce the Presi-
dent s salary, ai ,st.si.s259tLi 'i. Z.
/ Kansas Legislature endorses Grants
course in the La. affairs, and commends
the action Of Sheridan. I. !. AfI'... = {.
During the last cold snap ! man was
frozen to death on the street in Chicago,
and another in the Garry stage coach. d
Gen. Ord Joins IN Clusters recomen-,
Sdation for 3 military post near Harpey's.
Peak, in order to prevent s1' trouble in the
spring. ..as5 Sfa t:5.@ eG5 5f$ slsso ssgI ssaao
The Beecher trial again fills the news
papers. eMoulton adheres to his state
ments, and has furnished some addi-f
tional proofs. ass s...sl55z
Secretary Bristow is confined to his
bed. he strained his leg on Saturday
by stepping on the, stone. stairway OF
the Treasury building. e9zeli i 81 .sq
Ex.Gov. "a: s. Paddock, Of Nebraska,
was elected u. S. Senator on the 22nd,
Iby combination Of Republicans and
Democrats who were opposed. 1.te5 to Gen.
iIhayer. soa b,.5oas sa .aa1a 81 gov ist ssov
CApt. Henry and command, who have.
|. been searching for Black Killers, were
driven into Camp Robinson on the 9Th
inst., bys cold weather No trace Of mi.
ners found, .uss1 fsasa t!.E -ss T 81. "a ssE
zaTwo-thirds, 81. the. town Of Vermillion
Was destroyed by Are few days ago.
Both newspaper establishments were
destroyed, and the editor of.the Repub-
zicGn has, since died. s1.@sI ,I.'. se ~ ia !.
Grant sent message to. Congress on
the 21st, urging the Immediate arming
ofour now useless fortihcations.s Consid-
erable query in the House as to any dam
ger Ola war with Spain. !. 4ll9s Il sIzsss@
Senatorial elections on the Goth were:
Francis D. Kerman, Dem, Of New York;
WA. : w allace, Den!.,a Of Pa; Dawes;
| Rep. Mass. are.elected;7 Joseph r. Mac
Doaala, Dem., of Indiana q 'Iecss 80
irwin, III, gives the names. Of the parties to
whom he paid money to secure the Pa.
ci1c Maifsdhsidy: Congresfman Schu.
maker received $500, ,ooQ;I He paid Col.
| King $f25, 600, bit did not employ him
to disburse money :~;sS.rrsf ~. sgs IS all : i.
/ 81, tie hbe' 18th Wendell Philips 1 made, :
l speech in Boston, in opposition to the
resolutions, Of the Boston mass ,meseting.l
lac sustained. President Grant and
Gen. Dstrqbrald, not fpr them, but but 1sl for
the, sake Of fstahssIsso'uth thss south. .eao. es;, u %
/ fRamseYfis nominated BY the eRepub-
Ilioans,of Ninaespta i for U, s. Senator,
||bnt the ,Iegislatnresaa sfn is at aa!dead
|Ilnek. Ramsey' s,elaotion isfeo!!sidersd
Idoubtfnls though there. ia no show fof
|leithar Davis OF. ponsllys al II lis en h''
| Missouri elects Geni Oockrel, exirebel
and New Jersey elects Randolph ss y.
Isl sSenat torgs Dead lock- in Tennessee,
With Andy Johnson qleadiny; Rhode Is
;land with Burnside leading. and In
Minneaotas R4,nsay leading. ~ 1855 5Gi
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