Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-01-12
USUAL BUDGET OF WASH
MGr0N news.
NAVAL CONCENTRATION
EXPLAINED.
Short RatiOnS at Red Cloud
Agency.
Terrible Deed Of Blood at
st. Louis.
Other Interesting miscellaneous
Neus.
Other Interesting miscellaneous
.NeacS.
. SPAIN AND CUBA.

t~ SPAIN AND CUBA.
WASHINGTON, Jan II -Senato- Con.
over, Of Florida, Yesterday introduced
resolution directing proclamation Of
neutrality between Spain and *Cuoa,
modelled upon the proclamation Of
Q1een Isabella, in reference to our own
troubles in 1861. - .t'l
s.o STATE RIGHTS. ~~
Senator Why,e, OF Maryland submit,
ted state rights resolution. declaration
being sho1n from the language Of the
constitution. -.1E- - ~.
PRESIDENT PROTEIN.
Senator Morton, Of Indiana, submitted
a resolution declaring Senator Ferry
President OF the Senate by virtue OF his
election at the last session, but that the
office is held At the pleasure Of the
Senate.
.su Tue coNrEDERATE CIRCUS. 81
The House occupied the day on Ran.
G.ll's universal amnesty bill, which was
forced to vote under the previous
question, which cut .f not only debate,
but Blaine's amendment. excepting jeff
Davis. The bill requiring two thirds
vote was defeated by the solid Rcpubli
can vote in opposition. Blaine then
moved a reconsideration, speaking ut
length on his motion against including
jeff Davis in the bill. lie was f,llowed
by Cox in reply to Blxine's argument
that Davis was RESI- onsible Tor the
Andersvnville and other atrocities. H.
argued that the Republicans were in
consistent, as the House had passed
nearly the same bill twice last session.
Cox held the flocr until adjournment.
~ DON Plat IN LUCK.
This we'll known newspaper man, by
has fallen heir to nearly ons million
dollars. .~.% y. "'2>t
SINGER WILL.
NEw YORK, Jan. ll:-The Singer will
case was y'ste' day decided m favor of
the widow named in the will, the ch'l.
dren by the other. women claiming to be
his widows, being held to be illegitimate.
ri. RE- ~s.wlscoNslNJ LEGlstATuRE!.H IL .%f
MADISON, Jan. 1l.-Answers to com
pin 4s5of he, ~Lrgislae,yc Manual shows
ftheioweSr hoSSe OF The Wasc nsin Leg
islature to stand; 40 Republicans, ,A9
Reformers, and. O. ln.lspei1aea{.h' y Ssn
F,tield will be the Republican nominee
MssSpeaker.' >.'e . " .:;. :: .#.>. " -. @a
~ 's,:..s ~" A.. SOLE TIMBER AGENT. -I ! :.
Gov. Luddington viii appoint H. "A.
Taylor, of the Hudson Star and Times.
a,Ie" State timber agent, with authority
to appoint deputies. Il a'x'fE -: i.
NSAyAL cokcsNrRAr1oN EXPLAINED -
WAsH,SGroN, jan, 10.7-Secretary.
Robeson exptains That the concentration
Of war vessels at Port Royal was in pur-
suarce Of plan; for making that the
principal station for the North Atlantic
Squadron, and. q purpose to keep the
home squadron larger than any Of those
abroad. He believes in being ady for
any emergency. From Port Royal the
vess els can reach the gulf or Cuban wa
ters in 48 hours.
@.+ Lo, THE POOR INDIAN. h.s
Rations for the Indians at the Red
Cloud Agency will run out in February,
but the Indian Commissioners ant!ci ;.
mates no trouble. He will, however, ask
for a deficiency appropriation.
rHs PRESIDENT PsorIx. s.
1t is now pretty definitely settled
that Mr.. Ferry will not be disturbed IN
hi. position as President Protenbof the
Senate.
DISABLED sTRANRR.
LONDON, Jan. 10 The American
Steamer Jefferson Borden w.s orougnt
into Aberdeen, Saturday, disabled, WIN
crew furnishing and water reduced %
gill per day. Shs had bssn ont SIXTY
seven days: