Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-08-09
NOTES AND NEWS.

.. NOTES AND NEWS. ~.
Gen. McAaaon has ,perdoned over one hundred
communists ~
Ex.Gov. Curtin and.Gen. Banks are out for Hayes
and Wheeler. -
Gen. Merritt expected to reach Gen. Crook by
Aug. I'd without fail.
The Pioneer-Press and tribune want Major Merrill
sent to the front. -
supervisdng Architect Potter has been requested
to step down and out. y, -v
Eight companies otartillery have been ordered to
the district Of the Missouri. m.-.2
There are thirty thousand men out Of employment
and destitute in New York.
Mark Twain says there Is nothing so convincing to
an Indian az massacre. r..
Wendell Phillips congratulates the humantarian s
that Sitting Bull is all right yet. 1t
In the Keeney-Y cung, Fargo, claim contest the
parties are allowed to make joint entry. .
Col. Otis Of the .7th, and Col. Dudley of the 9Th
cavalry. have been ordered to their regiments.
The PresSent insists upon hi ability to satisfy ALL
that Bluford Wilson ,msrepresents him in his Aest
mony. as& aH s4 ~
T. IA now denied, that there is any feeling on the
mart of the President but of the most friendly char
acter toward Governor Hayes. -. e.
The Blufosd Wilson resignation is published and
contains the usual expression Of thanks and regrets,
but where is 8ristow's letter? ~ - }as
\ Letters have been received from Stanley by the
New York Herald covering the year, during which
nothing has been heard from the African explorer.
L. P. Richardson, the correspondent found dead
and scalped north of Laramie. few days ago, was
a son Of A. D. Richardson who was killed by Nc
Farland. - ~grre
. The new Postmaster General, Mr.. Tyner, like
4 Senator Christiancy married countess. She was
clerk in the treasury department, but none the
for that. rn
in general as a of peant idiots" and objects
to their endorsement Of negro killing as issue OF
the campaign. =
Fert Benton people fear combination on the part
or the hosiles with the Northern Indians, which
would result in the complete wiping out Of their
settlements. ''
Gen. Sherman says he would rather march SIX
times from Atlanta to the than to encounter the
.dificulties and horrors Of the campaign conducted
by Terry or Crook. -. .-.
Southern newspaper wants Sitting Bull and his
men declared bandtti, and suggests Sheridan would
DE the proper man to subdueth Correct, though
Intended for joke. . -
Sam. Carey receatly harrangued crowd in Gin
.cinnat on the wrongs Of the working men. after
which they pointed for the mayors Office With de-
Woodruff is in trouble. The Weekly has been
forced to suspend and she Is engaged In q divorce
suit having broken With Blood She says she 10 sick
in mind, sick in body and sick In heart.
Ass. Louis telegram says all of the cavalry now
on duty in Southern Kansas, Texas and the Ind ian
TerrNOry nave Deeu OruSFeO TO JOIN VeNs .|1eEEy VE
Crook and will leave for their destination at once.
BE- Crook wants Terry to meet him half way between
the Yellowstone and Goose Creek and force the In
dams to fight the other of them before they
form junction. If Crook strikes the Indians first
he will probably wish he had Joined Terry before he
got into the scrape.
The surviving enlisted men of the 7th Cavalry,
notio of Major Reno to Lieut. Colonel vice Custer,
killed, and for the promotion Of Capt. Benteen to
Major vice Reno and In the petition the boys pay
both Of these officers the hghe ct compliment possible.
President Grant seems to have been dresdfully
deceived BY somebody In the whisky prosecutions,
Bristov, Wilson and Dyer, but afterwards became
CONVINCED that Babeock was not the angel he sup.
posed him to be. Wilson's testimony seems unpleas-
autly clear on these points.