Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-05-24
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Bismarck, Dakota Territory.
NOTES AND NEWS.
Tupfeld, Mass, has goose 101 years old.
They call the fast mail train ''the widow" now.
It's rich man in China who spends more than
$500 year. .hE& fas,#z 3s asf%
oenbach receives $1,000 per night for his serv ices
in this country.
Henry c. Bowen has now solemnly promised to tell
what he knows about It, .,sr,1r, zas-. gs-
Mrs Van Cott, the famous revivaist, is trying 20
convert Davenport, Iowa. ss s@ #,@ |.t# %@z. l
150. .OOo people at the Centennial opening, all
patriotic, hoarse and hungry. .,es-a Z.
Mark Twain's new book is to be called ''The Ad-
ventures Of Tom Sawyer" tE H@sb >
q" Centennial (P. ~ Barnum is working hard for q
senatorial nomination in Connecticut.
sEsnowin the Sierra Nevadas is deeper now than in
any previous season known to man.
Piper. the Boston :fend, will be hung May 26.
Pomeroy won't, but certainly ought to be.
Three lakes in Georgia suddenly disappeared last
week, withou2 any license. The investigation is now
proceeding.
..Fr,zen blue is now the fashionable color. 1t
succeeds ''brmstone yellow" and is second cousin
to ''sky blue pink" -.a~-E
Albany, Oregon, is said to be the only place in the
United States Of s 900 inhabitants whbh has no
Roman Catholic church. .@ ..+
The Inter Ocean says Miss Clara Morris-the eel
ebrated society actress-will pass the summer with
her dear friend Mrs. General Custer.
The Boston Globe expects to hear Of Grace Green
wood on the stage next, to be followed oy MIS- mar
riet Beecher on the light fantastic toe.
Five more st. Louis gaugers got their little dose OF
$1,000 fine and Is months imprisonment last week;
and still the good work goes on. 49,
This is the time Of year when the women trade of
Ulster overcoats, etc., for plaster cats and chalk
kittens, with tho natives Of sunny Italy.
Chicago was damaged about q quarter Of q million
dollars by the recent tornado that swept through IT,
The county hospital was almost ruined.
ANatienal Liberal Convention has been called to
meet at Philadelphia July 26. David A. Wells,
Chales Francis Adams. ct. al. sign the card.
An Omaha judge and jury have decided that q
railroad company is justified In ejecting three card
monte men from their cars, IN order to project their
passengers. Good enough. @7~
Recent investigation has brought out the fact pref
ty clearly that Shakespeare didn't know how to spell
his own name. It would have simpli6ed matters
great deal il his name had been Smith. .-EGlobe
Democrat. sg@" --,a
Afellow burglarized Brooklyn lawyers Office
the other day and then tried to hire the lawyer to
defend him. Strange to say the lawyer refused the
case although he might easily have proved his client
innocent as q babe.
There is q strong notion prevailing on the Pacific
s,one that the Constock lodes are ''petering out'
pressed his candid opinion that they had arrived at
the beginning Of the end"
Hndoostan is sending grain to the English markets,
causing constern alton among American shippers. as
they underseM Minnesota grades. This Is serious
problem for western farmers to hope to compete with
the cheap labor Of 11indoostan.
In the spring FURNISHED qtarter
Will secure wilted boquet;
In the spring young girls fancy
Lightly turns to thoughts Of croquet:
[Graphic.
Since the mkado of Japan has started newspaper
and devised the idea of making people take 1t any
how he has also invented a neat plan for avoiding
typographical errors. The compostor who sets up
house' for 'woodchuck" is cruclfed and the proof
reader who lets the thing pass him is promptly boiled
il oil. j-.
EThe wealthy young snobs of New York have taken
to driving a coach and four-because ITS such a
cleyaw idea, you know-so deuced expensive and SO
English!' It is said to be touching spectacle to see
the elegant De Launcy Kane and the fascinating Jas
Gordon Bennett take the fifty cent fare and say,
"thank you. SIR" The Murray Hill bellies think the
idea $50 sweet"
Lively times iu Hayti. Ram can, the new Presi'
dent, was shot deed by yonnng Frenchman, in the
nubc streets and his body loft unburied for thirty
six hours Gen. Larguet, in command Of the troops
at Port au Prince was shot as traitor, and the w1ie
the Haytien admiral, Nine. De Jals with Nine.
Alexico Nord, is in chains and In prison at cape
Havti Madame Rameau has fed to Jamaica.
The Turkish troubles have been further complics-
ted by riot in salolica, during which the French
and German consuls were assassinatek by the Turks
The riot arose from the action of the American Con-
sal who attempted to seize Grecian girl who wished
to embrace Mehammedanisn. The authorities took
arrests. General indignation is expressed by Euro
psan governments at the outrage, 1~
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