The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-09-15

OF the statutes OF tn3c State.
Gen. Ruggles and clerks, arrested on
complaint Of John Gordon for assault,
were discharged. Gordon surrendered
his parole and tried to escape and the
clerks detained him and on that the
suit was based.
The insurrection in Georgia proves to
have been gotten up for political effect,
and canards to fire the Democratic heart
were manufactured to order. But oil is
quiet now and the persons arrested
have been discharged.
Judge Parker is announced as editor
and Ed. a. Foster, manager Of the con-
solidated Duluth Minnesotian.H Herald.
The only objection to the new name
is the hyphen. In all other respects
the combination is good.
Setting Bull declares his intention
to remain IN the Sioux country as long
as there is any game in the country.
He says he don't want to fight the " hites
but if they don't want to get hurt they
must keep out of his country.
The Bank of California will resume
business. It's stock holders being liable
for all loss will save. what they can of
the wreck and supply any deficiency
which may exist. The Merchants Ex-
change reopened some days ago.
The new owners Of the Northern
Pacific meet for organization on the 3oth,
inst. It will then be determined, pro-
baby, whether Mr.. Mead's recomenda-
tion to operate the Dakota Division
during the coming winter will be sd-
opted. ..u.-.:. ~ s..-.
Ralston's widow will have two mill
ion dollars after all his debts are paid.
The Bank of California will resume on
the Goth inst, the capitalists of Cali.
fornia having subscribed and deposited
gold enough to tide it over present diff
ficulties. 49, .-.. *,-
Six murderers were hung at Little
Rock Arkansas on the I'd inst. Is it
not time that judicial murder was
checked? Wheatly the Montana con-
vict.died protesting his innocence to the
last. He was probably the victim Of
Shaffer aud Stears as much as Franz
Warl.
The Superior Times has adopted the
form of the BISMARCK TRIBUNE and now
appears as FIVE column, entirely home
made paper. Douglas has made SEN
sible change. This patent inside busi-
ness is nuisance that ought to be re-
jceted in all we'll regulated printing
Offices. ...
Prof. Hayden's party kept up run.
ming fight with the Utes four days, du-
ring which time they passed deer four
hundred miles of country terribly cut
up by deep cannons and ravines. The
party were in the saddle IS hours and
lost all of their baggage and instru-
ments, but no lives.
Wash outs occurred through the re-
cent storms on nearly all the roads in
the northwest excepting the Northern
Pacific. The Root River in Southern
MINI. was on the rampage fearfully and
DESTROYED some of the most extensive
and expensive bridges on the line of
the s. NJ. R. r. and miles of embank-
ment.
Welsh is repudlated by Bishop Hare
land all the rest of the Indian commits.
sioners) who declares condolences in
the integrity of Commissioner Smith
and Secretary Delano. What matter
if Bishop Hare does repudiate him.
Behold he has Tom Murrey on his side
and has he not declared Tom thorough
~ reliablea ...s.
A DUBUQUE ruffian claims to have
heen so hard up at Sioux City recently
that he offered to kill man for five
dollars. A pal offered to find the man
for 4 divide but after long search
could not find man with more than
three dollars. As the rufian was no
three dollar man he jumped the place.
Minnesota was visited by, two
weeks food just as the farmers were
stacking their grain; and as conse-
ouence much of the wheat crop of that
state was seriously injured. The in
Jury will probably reach fifteen per
cent. The injury to grain on the line
of the Northern Poetic is reported tri.
fling, however, owing to cool weather
during the time the storms prevailed.
Generals Sheridan and Ord have
ioined in recommendation that the
Indian Department resume charge of
the Seminole Negroes, and return them
to Florids. They are now running wild
| in Texas, and being destitute are liable
| to become outlaws. Col. Hatch says Of
them ''they are entirely distinct from
the Seminole Indians. They are like
oil negroes, except they are accustomed