The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-01-06

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TELEaRAPHIc BREDfrIEs.
James Fisk's estate proves Bankrupt.
O.pt. E. b. Ward, Of Detroit, is dead.
Gen. Meredith died Il, II Buffalo f.lla last & Sat-
urday. s.sggl e4u oao bEs sk .i41oI
Fifty thousand people have died Of
famine in; Asia Minor recsntlY. ass Is.
Ex-senator Morgan, Of New York,
declines the Russian mission. hsA
There is already . settled dstermina-
ton to recognize Kellogg az Governor.
Yarmouth, charged with the murder
Of Bryerly, was discharged on examina- j..
tion. .4g & tt.,,s e-i3 81 ss.s..s.. mo
st. Paul owes one million, one hun--
dred and fifty thousand dollars bonded
The railroad traffic is almost wholly
suspended in Austria, because of deep
snow. % t5]9 5I.s13D t424& A@e
The Tilton- -Beecher trial commenced
Monday. Five hundred jurors have
been summoned. II, ,'.s5. III.
The steamship Thomas Brooks foun-
dered at sea near Cuba 3 few days ago.
Thirty-fve persons drowned. 81
The Beecher movement for bill Of
particulars was finally denied against
him, and the trial will proceed. d n =.
The European nations will recognize
the Spanish king. Several additional
provinces have already declared for him.
Fargo has had . mass meeting to de-
termine the necessary steps to be taken
to locate the capital Of the new territory
at that place. go, 6ah 1ass-, .
The two factions Of Indians, at war in
the Indian territory, are committing
many depredations among the women
and childaen. ss39 -s i$l 1a 4s l}5 sIs (
Army officers are constantly subject
ed to insults, and they; considsr . con-
aict, with the Democratic rebels Of Lou
lsiana inevitable. x1ni
The Gre It Fort Russell, 6rxfginatin
in the quarters occupied by 1T. Pardee,
consumed six double houses occupied
ss officers quarters. 4 ....s,.. .s.. +. p
The congressional J, committees at
work in the South will probably be:
forced TO take the Democratic view of
the case. The evidence so far is .against
the blacks and carpet-baggers. snsH
The Spanish Republic is dead; and
Alfonso, son of Isabella, is proclaimed
King. The revolution haa progressed
without blood-shed. Alfonso asks, the
blessings of the Pope aud promises to
defend the Holy Sea- giasuolo8g - nAI
Another ARRAY has occurred among
The Cheyennes, between the Ross and
Downing factions, at the house Of Col.
Adair, Cherokee delegate IN Washing
ton.3 Three men and oneawomani were
killed, and a2number seriously wounded:
The Minnesota legislature convened
Yesterday. AT The caucus Monday even
ing, there were 48 Republicans and, 47'
Democrats. Kinion was nominated for,
Speaker johnson, for Secretary Of the
Senate, and Nichols for Assistant Clerk.
Frank Daggett was defeated. 1,J .brl
4 In response to I request Of Governor
kellogg, General Emory has ordered
the disposition of the troops inside the
State House It New Orleans. The met.
.topolitsns, Statean police officers haSe'
been requested to occupy the State
House as conservators hof, gthe peace.f
Nervous persons anticipate 9bloodshetl,.
but theacitizens generally msintainstheir
usual composnre. as*o Iiis5Ea, at'3 5f1
The Legislature met In New Orleans
Yesterday. TIE conservatives elected
their officers, The radicals Withdrawing.
subsequently the radicals, assisted by,
ths military, returned and elected the
conservatives whereupon the radicals,
without quorum, elected their men, !
the conservatives protesting as they
withdrew. a double Legislature VIII
probably meet to-day. and in separate
halls. 500 a-.- as}..'t.s.'4 1t
Gen. Custer eots FOR Indian Commits.
sioner Smith, in relation to his annual a 4
report, as follows: II the Commissioner
had either truth Or justice on his side,
he might furnish plausible excuse Tor
his conduct in cfiticising the statements
made By another ,Depar rtment; but he
has perverted the. truth to the extent Of
stating in an official document, that
which is not only not true, but which h
he had no reliable information even up
On which 20 base his voluntary ms