The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-03-17
.BIsMARoK;D. n: .,:VEEDNEsDA1f: MARCH 4, 1875:
The mother of Bishop Glarkson died

The mother Of Bishop Glarkson died
Friday ~ :aasa 81 t.tEGF Il .s5@'is @9Hsfe g
{ The Pope has determined to confer
the Cardinals hat on Archbishop Nc
Giosk s.s.s rsS s 81 5. ss@ ..i. tG 5z ss Il.
DeKoven is rejected by majority of
the standing committee for Bishoh Of. IL
linois. An :aya -yassssas,s aeis4a2 s..f
The 81. B. Hunt was sunk on the Mis-
sissippi near Vicksburg Saturday. Fif-
teen persons lost. ss,1a s.,'.s.'4 ... ~ .s. ,s d,
Cal. Wagner was arrested in Alabama
for refusing to sell tickets to negroes,
under the civil rights bill. Other man
ayers, have cancelled their engagements
for Montgomery. +, i ,.fao 5 1. @2.syt. .o sso
I. John II. Brown, of Wilmar, ,appointed
Judge of the new 1 9th Judicial district,
Mipnesota, aud Henry B. Brill, Judge
of the common pleas court, st. Paul, vice
VIM Sprigg Han, deceased. @ .' 5'5 asSs,.5 s$ s. ].
i Gen. Augur is ordered to Louisiana,
relieving Emory. Gen. Ord goes to
Texas. Crooks succeeding him in COM
mand Of the Department Of the Platte.
Gen.. Kantz takes command in lArizo.
I The Democrats elect two of three
congressman. in New Hampshire. For:
Governor, no election by the people,
The ! Republican candidate has 8 small
plurality. The Legislature is doubtful,
but supposed to be Republican, assur-
ing the election of . Republican Gov
ernor.. afa .zaciaEE IS i5a.. soda ss5aa z. so 3@G
Yinchback resolutions are, taking I'll up.
much Of the time OF the Senate. K Chris
tishcy, of Michigan, made = strong speech
against his admission Friday, and de-
n0unced in unmeasured terms the Kel-1
logg government in Louisiana. The
final vote on Pinchback's case will be
taken to: day, Tuesday) s>ssso2 .I.z.:.s ..t !;
Gen. Sherman is reported as saying
that expeditions will be kept out Of the
Black Hills, and II any parties get In
there they D will be removed. Troops
will be- put .5in the field with -instruc.
tions 70 intercept expeditions, By force
Of arms If necessary, and troops will be
sent to remove those now in. che Hills
ss soon as the weather will permit. S..
Gen. Terry expresses substantially
the same viewsas iShernan' I, 3s q @, : s
Preparations. are still being made on
On extensive scale at Sioux City Yank.s
Il ton H. Sioux City and Cheyenne alre
routes, each Sdepreciating th !.
route Of The other. Sioux City shows, the
route via Cheyenne tos1be, Impractical
for reasons urged by Capt John Smith,
df Bismarck, and insists that the route
via Yanktpn and Randall is only fit to
20 to hell on; .whiles,the Sioux City
route Is admitted to be ootver. one hun
dred and Fifty miles further than via Bis
m Arck 6tEa taisj& ya& gs, 1oico5 otA' rciasgtg1
The Sioux City yoursasAE IT, ,is1 a,a x, scattered
all over there country thousand extra
copies daily Being published: '.as n;,.5
I There is considerable excitement in
Minneapolis and St.ssPaul and several
parties ta1ksof forming ..an. nsa" {, s:; n
4 Chicago papers are s1allt Of Black Hills.
Curtis, correspondent of the Inter Ocean,
is at Sioux City, writing and telegraph
ing daily sr5t so s19dH efeoii "a "a @ s2o