Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-29
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Winter Campaign Against
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GEN. SHERMAN .AT THE
new ENGLAND DINNER.
Advises Everybody to 60. .
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION IN BOSTON.
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Several Killed and Many Wounded.
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION IN BOSTON.
Several Killed and Many Wounded.
SITTING BULL.

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81. PAuL. Dec % The Chicago pa.
pers Of yesterday have specials from
Washington saying that Sitting Bulls
hostiles are on the war path. Col.
Huston, commanding officer at Fort
Stevenson, reports that lie threatens
Forts Lincoln and Buford. The Inter.
Ocean says he was within three days
march Of upper Dakota settlements.
His first move will be the signal for q
lively campaign and the War Depart
men has ordered ,Hszrn and Custer 20
carry on concerted movements against
him, holding mounted troops and equip
ments ready for immediate service.
,WAsH1NaroN, Dec. 23.-Judge Krum,
Of the counsel for Gen. Babcock, arrived
in this city yesterday. He has no doubt
Of Babcock's scquittal or Of his ability
to fully show his innocence .,..,.
-.. UNCLE Billy. 81 .I..,.:
, New YoRK, Dec. ,2s-At the New
England Supper last evening. President
Grant excused himself from speakin ing
hut Gen. Sherman made a long and
Characteristic speech touching the intel
,gencs. virtue and enterprise Of New,
England and declared that It's civilization
would pe,vade the whole country for, all
time Referring to politics he advoca
ted economy in both public and private
affairs, saying that he was willing to
earn his living; but the country should
keep enough military instructors on
hand so as not to need to send to Ger
many in case Of war. He concluded by
advising his hearers to 20 west.
- 0tHt TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
BosToN, Dec % "A terrible exp'o-
sion OF u gas main vi" er Federal Street,
South Boston, occurred last night, tear
ing up the pavements for half II .squsre.
The STREET was ,hronged and many were
buried under the debris and several
were blown into the river; two were
K lied, seven missing, four fatally woun-
ded, nine seriously and ll1slightly
The explosion is attributed to. the colo
weather causing the main to burst, fill-
'nge the ground with gas but the origin
ni the fire ~ unknown. The first no
iced Was a b, light flash. midway OF the
street followed bv sharp explosion.
paving stones, gravel and debris flying
~ every direction. The gas main was
under ca,l>eway which tum
bletf into the river burying vt the bot:
ON some persons, it is feared several,
but the number is unkn"wn. m fss. IL
FATHER IRELAND. of,.fl
= ST.. Paul, Dec % Father Ireland
was con>ecra,ed Goa jn,or Bishop Of ST
Paul yesterday with the usual imposing
in The presence Of an i'm
nense congregation, including visiting
the presents to the new
"$hop, included purses aggregating
p''VSoV'' ~ 84u5b 4s,r-,c,,oorr~ ID t.@ I'd
Eugene Taylor, a young man from
No,roe county, Pa. being with ut work |
,r .'r,ends, committed suicide in Bunk. |!
lrd's gin shop TO day, by shooting him:
;elf in the head. aa # *gx fae.E ~ |
\ MRS. NOULrON. ,44,...yr.s Il
New YoRK, Dec. .22-Mrs. Aoulton
viii Gull al expar,e council OF Congre.
- ational Churches unless Plymouth
church agrees to submit to mutual
olncil the question Of Bee:her's guilt as
sserted in her protest. ... @sa~e
CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-The Commercial
,o.n Association, which did large
ayines business. made an assignment
esterd.y. The failure falls heavily on
be poorer people.
STILL ANOTHER. |
WHsrcHrsrER, Pa, Dec. %. = The
|ank Of Brandyw,no succumbsd to
un Of depositors this mo:niag and |
losed it, doors.
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