Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-04-26
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NOTES AND NEWS.
Ben Wade throws III powerful iihuence IN the1
scale for Hayes S@h ~ 20 A'sSRhk# k&|
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colorado sends her republican delegate. to Cinein-
natl without instruetaona. so3E2f' biiai bE1G :
Two Michigan women have rent' Mrs. Grant %
help pay the national dsbt- gsr vgn aafa
The first ste amer arrived u ldoorhead on hs 21s.
She left for Manitobaon Monday.
Faribaut, Sinn. rs free from dsbt and hastwo Of
the best newypapers b the northwest. = &a
The Cook County Sa1ings RSnk.sof Chicago has
suspended. Liabilities not yet known.
The post Office appropriation this year amounts to
Ss3, 900, being than last yeaFby %, yOO,Oo0
By his recent victory over Rudolphe, Cyrille Dion
becomes the permanent possessor Of the champion
diamond cue.
- The Washington Gazette says Babcock gave. away
wagon load of boquets to his lady friends on his re-
turnirom St. Louis How touching!
M It Is authoritatively stated that matter what
may be the result Of the Emma mine investigation
schenck will not be returned to England. -s"'<
& Garvey and Regan, theATweed ring plasterer and
plumber, now offer to- disgorge the amounts they
pundered the city of during the palmy days. ~-. Il
Phil Sheridan ;has bought side-saddie for his
little daughter This should silence the rnrnors that
he intends to make her ride like cavalry trooper.
John Mccullough, the tragedan, sent his check
occasion of the latters benefit recently in ST. Leus
There is a man in the#lunatic asylum in Boston
who is afflicted with 'Kleptomanato such degree
that he not enjoy meals unless he steals them
A dying Troy woman wouldn't allow anybody to
wash her face to revive her, because her face was
waxed and powdered, and she wanted to be a pretty
corpse. q -
@ The inevitable Charlie Ross has turned up again;
this time in Eufala Indian Territory and the detec-
ives after him. The description gwen talies ex-
'actly with the exception Of the eyes,,
=; dozen Turks have arrived in Phiadep!na, and,
with an eye to business, have commenced the sale of
bits Of the true cross" to credu'ous christians, at
one dollar per cubic inch. Children cry for 'sm. -
- Mrs. Mckte, living on Tipton Ave-. Minneapolis,
recently gavebirth 70 five chdren-two and a half
boys and two and half girls. MANY a mickle
makes muckle." Mother and family doing well.
The subcommittee investigating the Philadelphia
Navy Yard finished its labors on Saturdy: Although
their proceedings have beenIkept is rumored
that some startling developments have been made.
would-be fashionable woman in the East under
the sentence of death for murder, has only one
quest to make. She wants the shade of her dress
match that of the rope. Allow US to suggest "corded
silk."T
-, One VIM. Cooper shot and killed Mollie Dean, and
then saved the expenses of trial and hanging by
blowing out his brans at St. Lo uis the 21st.
A ripple in the course OF true love was, as usual,
the cause.
Great breaks continually occurring in the ]evee
There is very bad one nearly mile wide and doing
ramendo US damage at Point look out, in Carroll
narsh Several lesser breaks are letting out the wa
ter above. '4vsf I
less than tw hundred wears ago the whole Of Man
haitian Island sold for barrel of rum aud other
tridng articles. To day 1t has population Of near.
buildings, is assessed at sseO, ,0oO, 900. a~r
., The defence in the Emma mine investigation was
closed on the GOTH Schenck hopes that he has prov
enthat his connection with the mine entirely
innoceet affair and the general expectation stat he
viii be exonerated Of any intentional fraud. 49, z
The ''Molly Maguires'' Of the Pennsylvania coal
detection Of some oftheir leading MEMBERS and 1t Is
believed the death sentence passed upon Kelley for
the murder Of Jones, Will break up this infamous
league. AaF@* &~-i =
which President Grants Administration Is ending,
there is at least little Somfort in believing that the
Preddent has not been dshonest, and that
he has been led ast.ay blythe bad men who have sar-
York Tribune. Fss F,~& =
Harrison the Banker, who arst promulgated the
Fort Smith and Hrkanoas railroad bend story about
%''ss ssio1e the% and Capacity Of
drectr Of the Union Pacific Railroad. himsslf make
the demand.
Don Piatt figures rather unenviably In spatent
" manufactured undefan army, contract, and for
nrocuring the contract non Piat pocketed hs sugar
pluu1of about 81. 900 per year. Some ipbroglio
occurred about the payment OF this money ma the
facts came out. a.
Smith. ArEansas, on the 3ist inst. sixth, whose
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ses las. x.ss: ys s ssss 4 ssss 7ssas:. Ny 7o11,
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