Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-11-15

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Address: C.. a. Lounsberry,g1
= ~'~'s Bismarck. Dakota Territory.
NOTES. AND NE WIS. !. L.@s G
Vn,. Foley, the ex:Feairp conyicst aesds 43iqCll
Still more troops have arrived rin cssa from
The death Of ossiap 4. Dodge IS reported from
London. 49, =, 49,.
Jadse kidae Il carried = rannRton County BY t1o7
Secretary n.., talked Of as the next minister to
England. jIG!is iBL51h3 tE.is' sllh4pf.
Bishop Haven and colony Of negroes nave nay le't
for Liberia.
James Gordon Bennett bet $s5, ,oes. that Hayes
would be elected. ..-..
Major Maginnis Is reelected delegase 1ro" Won
taua as he deservedto be.
He shrssks: ..re game . sapdssi1H H sndslsE'SA"0 HI
rish, ~ On sand citizensor Chicago demand the
resignation of Judge Nc Allister.
Gen. Giles A. Smith b dead. He was buried 90
the sth with full Military honotss - & r..
Female lawyers have. been trnled oatax the sa-
pren,e Court Of the United States ~
Iii. rumored that Geo ". Child $ has purchased
the New York Tritune for $Seo. .O0O.
L. is low authoritvely stated that Mt Donald. TIKI
whlakey thlet, Will nGI De paruOeeu'
Mosby says he was as good q: Union. man Idhr1ag
the war as Tden and Is better one now.
It looks as II Turkey would send a fleet into the
Black sea which would make var certain. va "a"
The United States furnished AZ per cent Of the
wheat imported by Great Britain last year. :" ''
Bob Tombs was a better atthe recent election in
Georgia and fought the regular Democratic ponl
nees q, I. i&.a.-~A- i - ~ ~ ""- --.'
NJ dead
sold their hair to get money enough 20 gest nome
with.
The Sioux City Courier ufhce was pied by ONE
fiend fewuishts ego damaging the aoses IVY )
worth. u IT, 49, t<+ u \|'>"' - - - ~~
Governor Pennington has iseaed proclamation
rnamng Nov 3osh as = DAY y I'asntssffMn's HH sMs
prayer, a@. "'~' : - @ . - . ''', '''''
Tn. Omaha Herald IL on the war path be cause
the noble savases at the agencies were disarmed and
dismounted
Gen. Joe Hawley, one Of the purest and best men
on Gods cen ea.th WAS defeated for Congress oy
tn e Connecticut, efoznse$S fHfaT Fl WY FNtf
fftv thousand ere SoccurredS SsAt Madisoni Bar.
racks Sacketts Harbor, last week. The hre Was
confined. to the ofiicets an srtersG ATjLA h:-s ~
The man on ,,or -eba with F,'s lss hienk es.stie
che wav the superior Times put it In speaking OF
the per ulation of Candidates.
The Reput lcans have certainly gained thirty four
Conrressmen in the heee,s +lect!on which very near
~ gives tn the contrel et the next Houses o sep
.resenta:lves. a,ot
Tbe.ave New Jersey prize fghters were all con-
,cted and sentenced I'd tern of ears in the PEN
etentary The charge Of murder IN the first degre
was withdrawn ssaa, 81 j
:. The Tribune claims a populat ion offorty ttnusard
r Min polls the basis Of ats recent vote which
w.a 7sil. Minneapolis poiled 1G4l more votes than
81. Paul and all of Ramsey Coslity. e~3
h Most Of the Republican papers conceded Tilden's
election "Wednesday morning but Thursday put
.diff-ren: phase the matter. .Taden telegEaphed
numerous friends that he was elected. Alas for hu-
man hopes r. ~ ~
The ;emocrats did much rejoicing on thelday' fol-
loving election when the election Of Tlden seemed
certan Even Governor Hayes gave 1t up when he
hear | from New York and Indianna, but those
laug II loudest who laugh last. Ir.g,
+ Tvo Wnitha,n Mass men have novel beeea
the election. The loser Is to 20 to Boston hire
hand.org.n. brig i, back with him, and play it
,he streets certain number of times while the wu-
ner passes round La, and pockets the pennies.
Il They swarm, Gpon the tavern stoop, %~j~1
Th.y ,peeped.io at the crack e.
They saw the Deacon shuttle, then -
The stranger cut the pack; :
And the 6eaeop grim, he winked at him, -
And dealt, and turned tho lack! -
Cen. Crook could have seen at least two more
rars cf light had he cast his eye In northerly di
rection about the time Miles was ngm'ng ana re
might have fought last summer. The rays were
much more brilliant than that growing out Of the
capture of Red Cloud = -Tf
One da. Bal had cornpany to dine With him. and
his wife. wishing william to appear we'll, quietly
a6monished him to be careful what he sahf All
went we'll till Bill got his potatoes we'll mashed
when be said: Dolly pass the srease' Why.
William, said his vie, you should call it gravy"
oWall saws BILL II guess If get 1t Oh your table
cloth il would be grsas.:" The guests shouted.
Gen. Crook, If correctly reported by the corfes-
pondent. ,nade most lei and unjust ding at Cas-
ter and others of the q Cavalry He says he met
and whipped 5000 Indians the 18th of June; that
few days later Custer, With force almost as large
,lians The force fought by Custer was larger than
the force which Crook fought before the two united
which they did the day before the battle -
An attempt was made on election eve to steal the
bcnss President Lincoln from their resting place
at Springfield, Ill Suspcioa h sd been excited by
the conduct of tuo rough looking fellows who had
visited the cemetery few days before and Col.
were en- guard. The villains had entered the vault,
opened the marble rcophsgus, and partially open
ed the case containing the casket when they were
disturbed by an accidental pistol shot from the Of
sicers approaching, and made good their escape.
III. robbery it is supposed intended to produce
q rewar d fer the return OF the bones. taf
General Crook-None in the world. found Gen
sral Terry high minded, honorable gentleman,
and believe him to be good soldier. We never
disagreed for moment as to the main objects to be
ACCOMPLISHED. was following the trail Of the In
dian villages down the Roseb nd. and he was ap-
preaching the trail from an opposite direction when
the commands joined They marched and cooper
ated to ogether long as cooperation was thought
necessary and then they separated. was perfectly
satis6ed to serve under General Terry as long as
the public intor.ss could be benefited thereby.
Wnsn it was considered expedientl to divide the
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