Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-02-02

WEATHER.
AN IMPORTANT LAND Bill. PASSED.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-The Senate
passed the bill confirming homestead
aud pre- emption entries msde in good
faith on railroad lands prior to the re-
ce,pt 1T the local land Office of the notice
Of the Withdrawal Of said lands from
market.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-HeDry II.
Stark kweather. Representative from Con-
necticut, died here yesterday.
@ CONGRESSIONAL NEWS. ..
The Military Academy bill occupied
the House yesterday. The cadet allow.
ance was changed to Eve handrsd and
forty dollars, without ratlons. All
other amendments were rejected, leaving
the professors pay reduced to forty six
hundred dollars for senior, forty.one
hundred for junior. 49,
BAHK RORREIY. II.
SPR1xorlsLD, MASS, Jan. 28.-Wea.
nesday night burglars entered the North.
ampton bank, having first gagged and
hand cutfsd the cashier ard family Of
seven persons, and secured nearly seven
hundred thousand dollars In Govern
nsnt bonds, and other securities. About
halt, however, were NOT negotiable. All
of the loss except twelve ihodeand dol.
lars falls upon depusiiors. The ceav,est
tails upon .ex.Jndge Forbes, who, lsses
one hundred ard thirty .6ys thpussnd
dollars. The burglars carried of twen
ty five thousand arsuns,gned bills.
THE rLAINyIswsrKAaspY.
j. Sr. PAU. jan. 26 Fhe Plsinview
mob, which. iyncher hathaway, dragged
him from his he'd, threw him down
stairs, then adjusted the hanglnan's
rope around hi, neck. dragged him TO u
tree forty feet away, pulled h'm up,
fastened the other end q; the rope, and
left, some whipping their horses to u
run. en b-n
THE BANK ROBBERY.
BosroN, Jan. 29:-'ins Nnrtham ton
bank robbery an"u,.ls t" over mil.
hon dollars in securities, hal! being ne
g",iable paper. 90
= MlSNEAPoL1s, MIMI, Jan. 28.-An%un.
known 5 y eIe Was tuu'ri dead, yesterday,
~ y 1hicket2near ,t,e residence Of w.
w. MrNair, ot this city. HIS throat
was cut from ear t" ear; and his pick.
.ts rtfled. Tracks of% three .ne'. were.
visible on the fresh snow, going fro'i'
9Th street, and the tracks dtsbut TWO re.
turning. - - s'~s 9A.ssat :.
MORE INDICTMENTS, vi |&zs@ ..
"a. CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-i We've more dis
'tilIers were Indicted by the U: 5 Grand
Jury yesterday Ess@ - S'asaa.t =.
g~a CUBAN BxBELLloS.&
HAVANA, Jan. 29.-lt i generally be
lieved the insurg utshave entered C.eu
paSgas; particulars are wanting. The
revolution has abroken oAt in NHaytI
The President Has ordered the Epreign
Club 1t Port Al Pr,n"e to close, bu.
B.sxetit, the American Munster. Presi'
dent Of tn. club, refu>rd I" "b'y orders:
,~ FUNERAL OF GES. GRANGER.
b .LoulsvlLLE, j." s2y-Ge". Gordon
Granger was buried at LexingtoH, n.y.,
Yesterday, with military bono:s, Rev.
Mr.. Shipman, '.tfiriatlng.
BLACK HILLS. =,
Sioux Cry, Jan. .29.-Robert Burns.
Of L,ularS, Iowa, has received letters
from David Mills, an old friend OF his
dated Black Hills, Dec. 18TH. Mills ar:
rived sin the Hills il the latter part OF
October, where he found partner call
"a Jim, having \ valuable claim in Gus
tvr Gulch They erected cabin and
made other arrangements, taking some
tlu,e; but, when the letter was written,
II Ills had taken out five hundred dollars,
and his partner, who arrived earlier.
seven hundred dollars. About twenty
cabins had been erected in the gnich
near his claim. and many. more contem-
plated. Wagons are arriving every 'ew
days with groceries, ammunition, &C.
No fear Of Indians; none seen.