Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-11-13
ea gross carelessness in second Comp
troller's Office, has appdinteds . commit
tee to investigate the 2couduct Of those
cases in til 1t office. a3a3 IS ~ aSE ~ u

troller's ofics, has appointeds . commit.
tee to- INVESTIGATES the 2couduct Of those
cases in that office. n iasst 9SE
liia9eqa 9noRE SURVIVORS. Z ga.
san FkAsclsco, Nov. j Two. more
survivors Of the Pacific are reported.
The passenger list embraced 60 whites
and 40 Cinnamon. - ...@-s| t...5t-saz :
]. .,lt,.E.,g 5s .N0RE WRECKS. 2..F IS
/ New YoRK, Nov. "A 1.-The heavy
gale prevailing for tbe last "a hours,
Edroye Steamer Drew ashore near Pough-
lkeepsie. The Hampshire is'also ashore.
The river shipping is muclndamsged.I g
tgtiGG IN THE SILK iRoBBERs. gasp
ST. PatuI. PAUL Nov. 11..--5Wm. Read and
Frank tRurism, arrested, in Chicago for
the robbery Of Lawer Brothers estab
lishment Of So, 600 worth Of silks, were,
examined to-day and held 70 await ac--
tionsof grand Jury. 2t,, I.,..s =. l.., -.
49,. -. a..r,, CLOSED. t;rst 5sttt s. fz3e 81
g, The Red River Transportation Com
panies report the river closed and boats
laid up and help discharged. The river
closed at Fort Garry on the Sd inst. I
9di d g1esH .1atlsArIsRIED. !: rs %5F y
81 Delegate Maginnis. Of Montana Terri.
tory, enIoutefor Washington, is visiting
in this city He reports the shippers
Of the Territory entirely satisfied with
the operation Of the Bismarck line this
year, and says every body feels the need
of the completion of the Northern
Pacific. 49,
FHE, BURNED STEAMER.
GALVESTON, Nov. e1O.-The Steamer
Buckthorn and Capt: Sawyer with pilot
boat have gone to search for passengers
Of the CITY sof, Waco. The only hopes
now entertained Of safety Of passengers
and crewsis that the foremast was seen
afloat burned off below upper decks,
which indicates that the fire originated
between decks, and was known to those
on board long before: seen from other
vessels at. anchor outside Of the bar.
1t is hoped the officers, crew and pas
sengers took to boats, which drifted
away westward out Of sight before for
ward deck load Of oil caught 6re, which
illuminated the sea for. miles, and in,
stantly .wrapped the whols vessel in
flames. More Of the. outside feet saw
the boats or any people from the burned
steamer: ''o The first seen Of any thing
wrong was when the whole upper part
of the steamer broke into flames. 1t
was raining and blowing fresh at the
time: Tbs hsaIh BIuckthgrnua GIT .ua is expected back
a. - go STANLEY. ,..., a.
= NV YORK, Nov. 11.-Stanley's letter
tells Of fights with natives on Victoria.
Nyauza, wherein the natives were armed
with spears, which they threw from
canoes into his vessel. .E1sta sa9ts::lE J
The River Schunalleyn is the princi.
pal feeder of the lake, and EXTREMIST
source of the Nile yet discovered. April
10Th he was the guest Of the King Of two
million Mussulmen on southwest shore
who, directed, festivities. and displays
for three days, in :Stanley's honor One
+, ,day was naval review: in "a canoes,
carrying $500 men next day came
races between canoes, each propelledgby
IS, oarsmen.. Among the spectators
were the Kings 3OUtwives. On the third
day target practice by 5000 soldiers was
indulged ain. This King, Stanley re
ports neutrality-suspicious. and his
people civilized. yg"sti G@' 1=:s'' q
f. a-y3sa 7uEH wREck. ''E''fta
San Francisco, "Nov. 10.-Jelly, tho
supposed only survivor of the foundered
Steamer Pacific; says the vessel left
Victoria thursday morning, November
4th, with two hundred people on board.
APhc boats abaft had no oars. In the
I evening, when in he'd, he heard crash,
felt d shock, and heard voices on deck.
The vessel took water very fast only
| one boat got off, aud that upset, with
| 20 women on board. The steamer seem
ed to break in two in sinking. Ihe &C.
cident occurred about 10 o'clock Thurs.
day evening. Jelly and another climbed
TO the top Of the floating pilot-house,
and saw three RATS, with people on
board. Friday evening his companion
! died, when he cut.him loose, both being
dashed, and saw vessel soon after ana
called it. He heard calls from otner
| RATS, but the vessel passed without rem
dering assistance. Saturday morning
| he was picked up. If the boats on me
Pacific could have been launched ana
properly manned, all might have been
| saved. The number lost will exceed loo.
REVIVAL.
! Brookiyh. Nov. l0.-Moody ana San
| keys meetings have stirred mp the tecl-
ings Of the people to such an extent
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