The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-10-20
E,I,EGRA:MS
Reportear specially fer the Bis-
-, .s...s uaarrclk Trfbnne.
Bill Allen sits Down Beaten
Z. I BY. 5000.
ssee.:T i 517II - TlT--'1,1I .-.ss
Sam Carey Defeated
/ ..0g) BY $4,000:
Fearful Snow Stom in New York.
Prof. Tees Prophecies Again
| Confirmed.
Jenney's Return from d the
/ Black Hills.
Confirms Custer's Report in Every
Particular. =: >. :s:os i.
Is7tsa3. b '~'s' - - '1'
Character and Extent Of the Gold
Fields.
Report Of the Bed Cloud Inves-
tigating Committee.
Saville Steps Down and Out
Contractors Recommended
to be Disqualified ...:
&C., &c.
Character and Extent Of the Gold
Fields.
Report Of the Bed Cloud Inves'
tigating Committee.

! .- ONO.
| CoLUxBus, Ocr. 19.-The majority for
GEN. Hayes over William Allen will
certainly reach, or exceed &, 900; Sam c.
33ny is beaten by 12,000. The result
on state auditor aud treasurer, is st Ill
in doubt. E r." ~
BLACK HILLS.
CHsYsskE, Ocr. l9.,-Prof. Jenney
arrived in this city Saturday on his re-
turn from the Black Hills. He reports
the new gold field northwest of Har-
neys Peak as being about 40 by 20 miles
in extent, and they will pay from three
to five dollars per day per man; bars in
several of the streams will pay much
more. The water supply, he reports
abundant with fall sufficient to carry
it from the top of most of the bars while
the tailings can be readily disposed
of. s:-.rT ., M. .-
The gold is coarse scale, easily separ-
ated from the gravel or sand. A pros
pect brought BY Prof. JenneY, costing
the work Of two men ten hours. taken
out on Spring Greek, assayed S.. 40,
worth, $19.43 to the ounce.
CUSTER CoRRoBoRATBD.
Prot. Jenney corroberates the report
Of Gen. Custer concerning the charac-
ter Of the Black Hills country, the val.
lsys being adapted to agriculture, the
hills and canyons to grazing, while the
rainfall is plentiful and timber aband-.
ant.
OFFICIAL KBPoRr.
His official report will be made after
.lEll .hIs return . to New Ye5k, prior .oithe
Meeting Of congress. = -
PROF. TlcE
N.w YoEk, Ocr. 19.,-Six inches Of
snow fell in Goshen county, New York
on the 10Th inst, and that night ice
formed on Long. Island half IN inch
.thick.-The severest weather for the
season known for many years. twill
81 remembered that Prot Tice, Of st.
Louis, has predicted every great storm
Of the season for months in advance,
and this among the number.
Red CLOUD.
I. The Red Cloud Commission has made
its final report. It exonerates Secre.
tary Delano, Commissioner Smith, and
Bpwles from the charges made by Prof.
Marsh, but censure Agent S.ville, In.
spector Thralkalk and several employ
eos Of Saville's agency, and contractors
AcCann, Slavens and Martin, and rec,
comend that al censured be disqualified
from future connection with the Indian
service, and that suit for the recovery
Of large sum DO entered against con-
tractor HcC Cann, .5
The commission credits Commission
or Smith with having inproved the ID.
dian service in many respects, but re-
gard him Is lacking in vigilance and
Brmness.
Saville 10 succeeded BY James 8. Haa.
tings, Of Mich.
ThomasJ J. Mitchell, Of ILL.,, is appoint.
ed Indian agent 1t MIX River agency.