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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-02-02
WASHINGTON.
The Jury Find Mckee Guilty.
Horrible Murder in New York
TheBedy Cut in Fragments.
Indians ReSo|veto have War
Governor Not to be lmpeathed.
Other Interesting miscellaneous
N.,no
Indians keSo|veto have War
Governor Not to be lmpeathed.
Other Interesting miscellaneous
Neacs.
MEDICAL CORPS.

MEDICAL CORPS.
WAsnIxarox. Feb. 1.-The Senate
Committee on Military Affairs reported
favorably or Logan's bll to reduce the
number and increase the efficiency Of The
medical corps Of the armv.
WEST POINT BILL.
The House passed the West Point bill
without amendment, except provision
that the quartermaster aud commissary
supplies shall be furnished at actual
cost by, stat officers detailed for that
purpose.
,i.zsz TARIFF BILL.
Morrison iatroduced bill reducing
tariff to revenue standard, and restoring
duty On tea; and coffee.
MCKEE rovnD GUILTY.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-The jury last eve
ming returned = verdict Of guilty in the
ease OF Mckee, Of the Globe. Democrat, +,
for completely in the whisky frauds.
The verdict VAS unexpected by the de-
fendant and his friends. whose worst
anticipation was a disagreement Of the
/ jury. THEY have made /. great efforsto
break the prosecutions chain Of evi-
dence. The sentence has been defer ed.
HORRIBLE MURDER.
New YoKE, Feb. 1.-The E asst Division
Of Brooklyn is excited over the di>c"v
ery Of horrible murder commit d Oh
Thursday night. at the house OF Andrew
Fuchs, alias Victor Kratz, OF \ man
nnmen S, ,m,n0,.s. The latter. after drink
ing With FuchS and wife, sent Fuchs for
more .lqinr. o" returning, Fuchs says
he found Simmons AID his wife cr',n'
nally together The woman says that
she was too drunk to know but Fuchs
had long suspected them, and once be.
foro had caught item. H. se'zed a
heavy hatcher, and with one blow Oh the
neck, killed S,inons. The next day he
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p'''eS "'o p"o"e" '"e ""s'"'' ~
Various household utensils, where the
man was found by the police on Monday
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tne o""y "asauo"e ~ ''e p'ese''e ~ .
twelve year.old g!rl, Fuchs step daush
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. Reports are circulating tnat all OF the
wandering b,nds Of Indians have re-
solved on war for the possession OF. the
Black Hi:l< cnuntry. H',.
GOV. AsEs NOT LIKELY TO BE 1APEAcHED:
MEMPHIS. ia, 3l.--rne impeacamen
, 1876-03-12

ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION
Special D7sDatch to The Ch1eGao Tribune.
ROCKFORD, H., March ia dastard]y at
tempt was made in this city to assassinate either
Judge William Brown or his wife The entire
community were startled today On the ANNOUNCE
nent Of the affair, appearing in this mornings
local papers. Tue facts are IS follows: All the
inmates Of the house were in sound eluuber.
when the atmosphere was rent by shock, q
crash, trembling OF the air, rafting OF viz
dows and doors, and then all Was still again
cave the signing Of the night wind. Mrs. Broxp
was awakened aa il from a tragic dream.
Az night she lay ,pondering amid
an uneasy drowainesa upon the nature OF tho
ling fact that the honso had been fred into. and
that the bali from .. pistol had passed
very near tue bed, struck q door,
npon the carpet near tho bureau.
The ball passed through the closed blind dag
ona!ly, whizzing through the room at the same
angie. It entered about feet from the bed,
and struck 8 door at the foot Of the bed. the
Of the bed. The evident intention
was to hit the bad if possible. The ball VAS a
pointed cartridge, and made deep dent in the
door, and rehounded nearly across the room, 80
that tue pistol must hare been quite near tho
fence. Mr.. Mofatt heard the shots fred, and
Mr. Briggs also heard two shots. 4 diaholical
attempt Was made to burn the judges
house about four years since, and tho family
proyidentia1iy escaped sufocation. It is evident
that the lite Of the Judge vas aimed at, Is thore
Is no cause whatever for an attack On 3lrs
Brown. The most intense excitement and indie-
nation prevails here to-day. No clue AZ to who
the parties were has been obtained. Judge
Brown. who WAS presiding at the Circuit Court
1T Gaiena, has been telegraphed for.
, 1876-03-12
CROQKlETS.

DE tEAfB D1STlLLEHY.
The revenue officials who recently closed down
On the microscopic molasses distillery Of Gustav
DeGray, in hyde Park. while examining the
traps Of the concern, found pointers which in
dicated where the crooked goods were disposed
of. The "fence WAS the vinegar establishment
Of Steude Bros, 223 Milwaukee avenue. Deputy
Collectors Mum, Springer, and pltmpton, vlslted
that establishment yesterday afternoon, and
there discovered in barrel about q
quart OF genuine molesses highwines, identi-
cal with that found at the Hyde Park ''mule
STILL" They also found empty barrels winch
were marked with tho De Gray brand. Warrants
were issued by Commissioner Hoyne FOR tho ar
rest Of Mortz and Ernst Steude, on the charge
Of violating the Revenue Law. Tue twain Will
be brought before him tomorrow for examine
ton.
Yesterday practical distiller was employed
by The Government to run of the n,olasses
.nashcs Ut the De Gray Disti]lery in Hyde Park,
now in possession OF the Revenue Department.
The proceeds thereof amounted to about LOO
gallons
r. @. PnIBBLE
retail dealer in "bug juice" was before Com
missioner Hoyne yesterday charged With solllng
the same without having invested 325 With Col
lecsor Webster for permission to do co. The
case WAS continued until tomorrow, Pribble CIV
ing his individual bond for $500.
, 1876-03-12
WARD MEETINGS.

II, NJ. 1,1s u,.,..- RI, !,
meeting Of the flfst "ard Repunhcan c4nb
was held last evening to appoint delegates to
the coming Convention for the nomination OF
oa;cera for the Sonth Town,
A o,,,,,;ttoo ~ nraaant mama. a, aa,a-
a eoo e na .1..u. oeAo
ga.es vas appo'nte"' ana tePoEteo 'ne 1o.!owlng
John Lyle King, Samuel j. Medii, IT, IL Kim
bark, J. Appleton Wilson, Solon Nickersop and
81. II. Thompson,
The report was adopted aud Jesse Holden WAS
elected permanent Secretary OF the Club.
THIRD WARD
ing at at No. 500 Wabash avenue last evening,
Which was largely attended By the PROMINENT
business~men and property-owners OF tho ward,
aud fair spriuEliug OF tue aboue and 6inew."
Mr.. Buell., after some unimportant routine
business had been disposed Of, said that it Was
exceedingly gratifying to eee SO large and in
1luentiat gathering. He regarded it as tine
indication for the good OF the city and county.
He we'll remembered wben it vas impossible to
get more than 8 corporars guard together at
such meeting as The present. It seemed to
him that The people had 1t length become alive
to the necessity Of making reforms in tho mu-
nicipal government, and Of hsy1ng good honest
At the request OF DR.. Emmons tho Secretary
read the report OF the Committee on Town and
Ward ORGANIZATIONS, which was lately read be-
fore the Grand Council Of the Republican Can
tral Club By Nlr. Root. A. discussion then en-
sued as to the mode OF fixing the town taxes at
the town meetings. and Of lowing them.
l. J. Galloway offered q resolution to tho
effect that a committee of three be appointed to
raport at tho next meeting Of the Club III to the
iaV Governing the organization Of toTnsh,ns
and the mods Of fixing and lowing tho town
taxes.
I. l.. Tnomnson axnrsssed tina opinion that
the County Board had no power to determine tho
amount 70 bo levied Hn vas nnabla tn state
what the law bearing on tho matter was. but be.
in comrnnn with most of the tar-nayinq citizens
vas weu ayare that it needed To- be- corrected
en ns tn pfya reliaf from tha hur-
dams which were imnosed uuder the
present law. Ho urged The yotera to attend the
, 1876-03-12
the CUSTOM.H0USE.
DEHNs4 n4n.


The early lonngers around the Government
building, and several OF the inmates OF the same.
vare considerably astop1shed yeste1Iay at the
s-noar,rca ~ 1ac,b Re1,n within tba bo1,owad
x~ apF+a 49, - s01 ~. .'s aa. '.. -. ~
"at's "o.cn were se' apsfs' previous ~ LIS
whisky developments, for the otlum cum
digpitate Of tho gentlemen who held commits
sions from President Grant entitl;np them
=, ar,, f-o,, tha r.i.aa a,o.aa *rraa.,,v month
" " 49, 49, >:.1 ',,s':.- -. M
sphin1-like Jacob perambulated the main corr1-
dor for few moments after his arrival, and then
roked b;a head into the ofice of Phil Hoyne
~. s-e,,i., -na aver-oh,ic;ng corn,isa;orar IN.
Ano 1u -,.
Vltec tho general object o1 punno atten-
tion into the inner eanctum, but the
bold ex-Chief Of Polcs declined, stating
that bo had mada an announcement
- ,-a,. Froa 7v.cro, tha a,.sacrararv - t1,a
~ 'nsss 1eo "a].A..' s1e ,s'le.e,S " ~1o
President, in tho main hall, and Us business mat
tars of the greatest importance were to be at-
100000 ~ 10 ;n1i+e+jcr ro,1a not nv ,nv .nasns
s $500 ~ rs ,.t.. 49,.
% accep&eo. IL" n'nu'e9 1aler "acAe1 ape
peared on the scene and joined his chief. The
train in solemn silence proceeded to the District
con,+.-oon, u;th the anticination of fnd;no
-. p,od,ott rho,r Ala ~ 6na hin, ~, +ho
suose oooset1' An1s aio uo' aao -" w '"s
bench. because the court was not In seeslon, and
then proceeded to his private room, where they
met with like SUCCESS. Then hurried visit vas
made to Judge Bangs' cider-press, vhere 80
much valuable information has been squeezed
ont Of dif'ident squealera, ana the SPAR mobile
fratrum tool tleir departure,
Tbe obiecr at the visit VAS the subject OF
nonrh anacn]ation. and 4 vaa not until 1a1e IN the
aftarnnnn fhnt l. lealed ont. II arnears that \
1aw dava aro Aaolph Loeb. who went security
foe PaS7na snnaaTancs for tai At fha Tina l,;s
~, ~; ,ra. taG r. 1r,a 1sinratf ~ @9 mn ha.
ca1e sr sorneyhat nervaus oves he rmors Ebich
, 1876-03-12
f1MA.
TIE HON. JANIS r. v

THE HON. JAMRs F. WILSON.
The Hon. James F. Wilson, Fairfield, I.., is as
present stopping at the Grand Pacific Hotel.
Mr. Wilsou is an ex-member Of Congress- and
very well lcnown in Iowa politics. 4 TRIBUNE
reporter called upon him last evening in order
to get his views upon the political prospects in
Lis State. Having sent up his card. the reporter
Vas invited to come up, and WAS conrteousy re-
ceived 1ir. Wilson said that be had been away
two weeks from his State and WAS not now act
lively engaged in politics, as hia own private ST.
fairs took up all his time.
Said rho reporter: "What are tho views OF the
peopIe Of Iowa, AZ far as you hare heard, in "a
gard to Presidential candidates Z"
''Well, that can't tell you"
'Do the people talk any for Blaine :"
II can't say. think cur delegation will go
to Cincinnati uniusuucted. You SEQ the papers
Lave kept quiet up our #ay."
ia Waaaburne favorite in Iowa?"
81 really csn't say. hsTo heard Of no predi-
lections or choice: iowa will support the Gin
ciunRti nominee
E'How about BEistow?"
81 don't think he enters into our State at nll.
Our delegation, I think, will go uninstructed-"
DO you think Beiknaps fall will affect the
Republican party ?"
mot necessarily. There are bad men in all
What do you think Of his case?"
Really. have formed no Judgment l have
only heard one side Of this sad case. have
knowu Beisuap long and well, and have always
found him an honest 1nau.''
But tha facts look bad against him."
They do. But would like to hear his de-
fense before giving verdict"
Don't you think the fall was wholly duo to
his Wlfe?'
mo, sir. Fou cannot caet ali the blame upon
her or him. It is the fault Of Washington So
cie.y life. That is where the Eeal blame lies"
At this stage several friands Of h1r. Wilson
came in, and the reporter pocketed his pencil
and departed
, 1876-03-12
MILWAUKEE.
i DISAGREEMENT.

5pscinl Dispateh to The ca,=aon 1y;aun<
MILWAUKEE, Wis. March 11.-1n the trial OF
Victor Schlctz, on an Indictment for making falRe
entries in his books, the arguments wera con
cludea aud Judge Dyer summed up, instructing
tho jury that the agent is ctinina1ly Liable for
the acts Of the employer, the defense having
held that Victor acted as the agent Of man in
Germany, for whose wrong-doing he could not
bo punished. The jury returned into Court, re-
ported no chaucs OF agreeing. ana wera dis
charged.
RETURNED FROM CANADA.
So many ru1nors prevail regarding the alleged
return of c. J. Moelier, ex~Gauger, from Can
ada, that The TRIBUNE correspondent made in
guiries in the proper quarters, and found be is
really here, aud claims that he is able not only
to convict Ershine and the distiliera, but promi-
nent politicians, It now seems likely chat Conk-
lin, ex-revenne agent, will also be promised i'm
n1unity to return next week and complete tho
chain Of evidence required to reach the thieves
behind the Whisky Ring.
, 1876-03-12

TO The Editor ef The Chicago Tribune:
Your reporter has made an interesting record
of the experiences Of Col, Phillips in trucking
+1o .ro,1od ~s~a ~ California d;at,1lera hot ia
.no ~41oA ~ ~ -. ~. 80 ~
has DOL 1oo tne nal! Jes III 'ae way u oostom
facts in that interesting region, nor Of the IRON
clad ring Of Bbisky-thieyes Who are now
r,nnino the nnlitics Of tho coast. It ia
,a etaun 49, @-o,, 1--,o,,r =, Ca,fa~a;o 90
ah o'a, o1o s'ofy' ~ "el Ano"n ~ e@'io. n'a as
the existence OF Goat lslands and equally well
known at Washington. The writer KNOWS what
he eneaks of. Col. phi1|ins' statsments to your
, 1876-03-12

Ban Francisco, March u.-A repors q
street to-day is partially confirmed 0y s,.,.d
Flood, that arrangements have heea ees1s ~ ths
for the Government to have the prodne4 nd
Virgins and CaHfornia mines tor the !eemantA
appiy It 10 The resumption Of specls paJbssa bssa
Flood says the sale is understood 70 nss satt|sd
conaunmated. but all details are not 1ss
, 1876-03-12
SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FRANCISCO, March 11.--A- b Clark. Spe-
cial Revenue Agent detailed to investigate the
whisky frauds on this coast referring to dis
patch received from Chicago By papers ol the
American Press Association hero to-day, stating
on the authority OF D. L. Phillips, Revenue
Agent recently on this coast, that the
testimony will be presented to Congress
by request Of Secretary Dristow showing the con-
nection Of United States Senator Sargent with
frauds and corruption in the revenue service on
this coase, states that in his investigations into
the frauds On the revenue here he has found no
evidence to implicate Sargent, and has no
knowledge Of any intention on the part Of the
Secretary or Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
to place the Investigations now being made in
the hands Of Committee OF Congress.
As regards Phillips statement that tue
Custom House here Is rotten to the
core, aud not 50 per cent Of the revenue duo
is collected, S. D. Mills, Special Agent Of the
Treasury Department here, states that, while it
is true that very large proportion Of the rove
nue. is not collected. the fault lies mainly in the
detective organization OF the customs service at
this port, and the delegation Of extraordinary
powers to the Collector, rather than to fraudu-
lent pIpctceS
, 1876-03-12
LOUISIANA.


The United States Senat0rships
Spersat Dtspateh to The Chtcago Trloun<.
NEW ORLEANS, March Ill have it from
good authority that the report circulated
through the Associated Press that Gov. Kellogg
would appoint ex-Gov. Yarmouth to the posi-
tion Of United States Senator, made vacant by
the rejection OF Pinchback's credentials, is un-
true. Gov. Kellogg will probably make no ap-
pointment, but leave the vacancy open until the
meeting Of the General. Assembly next 5ear,
when it Wiu be filled by election.
, 1876-03-12
OBITUARY.

NoSnoE, Mich, March 11.--Tbe Hon. Warner
Wing died this morning.
New HAVEN, Conn.,, March 11.--Janes Ajax
ander Ioaatt, the editor OF the Commonwealth.
= prohibition paper, died to-day.
EosroS, alarch u:-William Robinson. Jour-
nallat known as 9 Warrington" died st his resi-
dence in Maiden to-day, aged So years.
, 1876-03-12

!sptetai L24spatct to This cnteaso 1fs0ss1-
DETROIT, Mich, March I1.-The s'ss e4,h,ut
settlement Of the Ward will litigation 49, s...
fnrther tedious fighting in tho courts nv ss..nda
unsnccessful. The case will, ~ it noa S''1~'
cettaiplF start on Tuesday.
, 1876-03-12

WASHINGTON, .. G., March 1l.--For the Up
per Lake Region, Upper Missiaaippi aud Lower
Missouri Valleys, decidedly cold and partly
cloudy weather, with northerly to westerly
winds and Eieing barometer east Of the Missouri
Valley.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, March 1l-Afilnigtt.
, 1876-03-12

a fCHt WAYNE.
5peeial Dispatch to The Chieaoo Tribune
Fonr WArSE, Ind, March n.-This morning
At ~ o'clock hre broke out in the lighthouse Of
Perkins. destroying 30 600 feet OF lumber valued
at $1,000. No insurance. The building was
damaged about $500. Fully covared By irsur-
ance in ths Commercial Union Company.
, 1876-03-12
At ROCHESTER. N, !

ROCHESTER, n. Y, 3Iarcb 1.-THE front
building OF the Rochester Brewing Company WAS
burned this morning. The loss is $50, eco in
au1e3
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27

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@rabam," iagte 9Oro 8eitOper, ais er
ben Brief geleien bate. uBtr tuer0en
lnebr oapon 90ren. SD mD6te Die Saz
nen niht Der Boli3et ilbergeben; i'll ennis ,
ger 3ett miro iis Semano burh 3eitungss
inlerate iuhen. uno mir Deroeu Gnt oiele
Dirt benz @ebeimuiB auf Den @runo tOms
men. Gtel @utes babe ib pom o'2tubiss
up ME 9ebDrt. aber flr eilten iot6en
SUurten bate i0 i'm bod nibt gebGls
ten."
JEortiekuno foIotl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27
tneabi9IG9tge 81 ntuort.

@robom 2snnor rie6 ii6 Die Nugen
uno ~itarrte Die @egenitdloe, bic er IN Der
0ano belt nit benz @eflble al, oaB er
trGumeu mniie - oaB oaS oer1bmunoene
0raueEStmmer oas lDeggelegte Etno in
benz S1atten oe5 S~bormeges ulo oas
fleiue Bddben, bus CT loeben entfalGet
bate, @etalten eiier leltiamen Gllton
iDaren, aus Del6er er eutlpeoer auf leis
mem SiB i'm Ydrlumentsbaule. ODER rauz
6eno IN ieinem &lub ermahen piiroe.
Wenn Ell il leine &ouitne llngeIa @liue
I'm Seben gelebeI Bate. glaubte er lie in
oteler UtIHute gele6en gu baben. Sic
tpar es, ole Oil tbm nit Dem SllEoel Dor:
oel9egaI9eH mar, uno IS 10 ge9etmniBz
Dou ab9elegt bate, uno oa5 Salben;uh,
oa5 Ell aut9enoben bate, geb0rte tbr. ST
fannte 0as telnc, 0elttd.e WtonoQramm
ieDr genau. st lelblt bate ieiner Sou.
fine Ole 3ethnulg oa3u entmOrfen, oa=
mt 1te DeTld1ieoen pom Der Ibter Sefaun.
ten isin ioIte. Ser 0ttng ben Die Brteis
tahoe entbielt, mar elmer, oeu Ct buuoert
Wtale an ibrem Singer bate ~tunteln ae>
iepem uno Die Oanfnote trug ouf Der
0tuGleite ben 9tGmer oes 0rafen BON
MeltODer. S0redltG,e, penl audi ul>
belttminte Befllr1tunGen i1pirrten tbu
our@ Den @ellt. Q8n5 fonlte feline Sc
liebte, feline refine, mafeIoie QlngeLa nit
iol1 einem entieBtlden @eDeimullle, ipie
oteles, 81 tbuu BADEN? Was ioute NIT
Dem &lIoe gcl1e9en2 IS O9rf Ni9t bier