Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-11-13

vember, was arrested yesterday, charged
With the murder Of Mrs. Lick, ,fortwhicl
Rapp, Mrs. Rapps and ,Lsutzenhause'
were found dguilty, on complaint OF q son
Of Mrs. Lick By former husband.
Twins were born to Mrs Lick in May,
1874, soon, after her marriage to Lick,
hich produced .quarrels, the boy
alleges. resulting in the murder. The
story Of the boy Theodore Hays, is
straight and plausible, but Lick says is
the result of : conspiracy between him
and Mrs. Lautzenhauser, one Of the per-
SONS convicted of the murder, with
whom the boy boarded. s.
- 's.'5 ANOTHER WRECK.
Galveston, Nov. 9.-Steamship City
of Waco arrived from New York Mon
day, and anchored outside with feet.
At one o'clock Tuesday morning the
vessel was seen on fire. At three clock
the passengers and crew took open
boats. A strong northwest wind and
rain storm prevailed, while the sea was
80 high that other vessels could not
help. The boats drifted westwardly,
and it is 10 hoped that most
of the passengers may be saved and
brought to the city in amhulances and
carriages, though the suffering among
women and children through exposure
will be great. y 81 58u aErasg
!. a &4S 4%lE STANLEY. ~ >H,--# @ .
New York, Nov. lo.-Stanley, the
Herald explorer, having completed the
exploration Of Lake Victoria and Nj
yanza, confirms Speaks theory that it
is one great lake. za 90 ~ ~. : '-.'.
zl'o9 Il ''s''' GEN. CARD. .,,' ,s''.. .r -.
st. Paul, Nov. 10.-Gen. Gard is or
dered to Washington temporarily for
the settlement of his accounts. Colonel
Hughes, from Sioux City, will act as
Chief @. NJ. of the Department during
his absence. Colonel McClum perfor ns
the duties Of Colonel Hughes at Sioux
Oity. s.s>T. 4.rs; .Iyf4 t. ~ .ra7& sig
.;z,.9 r.fa.- WRECKED. lsa,.s #aa
- San Francisco, Nov. 10.-The Steam
ship Messenger arrived yesterday, hav.
Ing on board Hen.y D. Jelly, only sur
vivor of the Steamer Pacific, which
near Cape Flattery last
Seventy.five passengers and
tie crew were lost. They were mostly
from Puget Sound and Victoria. /
= Is cAHARD--PLEAD GUILTY. aP !
Washington, Nov, ,10.-rhe reported
indictment Of Oryille Grant and Gen.
Babcock, ut st. Louis, for completely in
revenue frauds proves to be q canard
About thirty of those indicted, including
re. enue officers, distillers and rectifiers
plead guilty. stsi8 .fH~ q. II. rt" !
- 's,...-. TRANSFERRED. .: a.1s
. st. Paul, Nov. a1O.-Gen. Greene, the
efficient Anjutant General, Department
of Dakota, has been transferred to st.
Louis. He .is succeeded at st. Paul by
Maj. Ruggles, from the Department of
the Platte. -szis t,Gs .H3Ts ~ @f-@ ">E |
>. Manhattan, Kansas. Nov. lO.-A
shock Of earthquake was felt in this
city at ), O'Clock, Monday morning. 1t
was accompanied by rumbling sound
and buildings were considerably shaken.
People were much alarmed, but no dam
pe,was done. The shock was followed
by a light rain for some ten hours. ~
.,aaql ~ WISCONSIN ELECTION. iw hs,6 /
sa Milwaukee, Nov. TO- .--Luddington
majority is about 1, 100. Kuhn, Dem
ocrat, is elected Treasurer; balance OF
the State officers probably Republican,
~ ,xGi4&3ssss RECEPTION. ~ ttt2i
u Bombay, Nov. slo.-The Prince OF
Wales had splendid reception Monday.
Twenty thousand people were in pro
cession. and there were eight tr'umpnaI
arches. i, Yesterday being the birthday
of the Prince, the festivities were con-
,tinued with still greater demonstrations.
During his stay hes will review the
troops and attend a Masonic reception.
a5"4 @@Sos'r't 4 pErAULrEB.. 4''"0' '>',
'9 Saratoga. N. Y, NOV. lo.-Henry r.
Mann. County Treasurer for fifteen
years years, proves to be, a defaulter in the
sum sum I Of + one hundred and tffty thousand
dollars His speculatiens cover period
Of ten i" years. That is, he has re-issued
county bonds 70 +, that amount, using
proceeds in his private business. less. a&<E !
On the morning Of election the st.
Paul Pioneer-Press gave the following
notice Of Col. John H. Stevens, Presi-
dent Of the Bismarck TRIBUNE Company,
who was candidate for the Legisla-
ture: s..