Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-12-13
NOTES AND NEWS.

?
Gen. Crooks eommsnd left Port Reno on the 4th.
The telegraph Mne IL now In operation 70 Bead ;
The Republicans claim s.msjority of47, only. In
Rlovids. - --E. ~-4# 4.=t- a. = e? Sa& ea {.
The last boat Of tn season ha arrived at uluth.
The bay Is frozen ov er.1 'I f-'..t 81. .''' - -
Bal, have been Introduced In congress to organize
the territory Of the Black Hills.
Harvard students have taken to studying snst omy
"A: the Globe Theatre, Boston, ,..-
The old suspension bridge at Minneapolis sold Tor
about $1,000. the purchasers to take II oown' ,r-,
Ala Cr osse operator was asked who Was elected
President and replied. Nobody knows but Jesus
Duluth cl aims to have improved to the extent Of
1929 9f9 las year but this includes new side WatKs
&c. .. e- ....s 81
Col. Fred Grant was arrested the other day for
slappipg a reporter In the moath b. He didn't want
TO be int rviewed. --"
Emil Mun:h. the defaultng state treasurer o.
Minnesota, was acquitted. His bondsmsn made
good his defalcation.
Bulldozng in the southern state,is to be thorough
~ investigated by congress. Committees have u
ready been appointed. -~a' .~s ..-+. ~.-t:.
Mr.. Window is now chairman Of the senator
comm itee on appropriations. Mr. Blame Is
member of this commiskee. E.c s--ssa: T..
Ebeuexer Haggard, tired Of life threw himself on
the track Immediately in front Of railroad train
at Minneapolis last week.
That rebel veil so familiar to the boys VINO Wor
the blue Rreeted Randall from the galleries when ne
spoke of executive usurpstions. - " =, ----'
The loss of life in the Brookly theatre disaster Is
appalling. Men women and children, over nve nun I.
dred burned IN one common mass.
The Senate has admitted the Senators elect from
Colorado but the House has not the member elect.
Republic ans are not wanted in the House tn ese
days.
The monument or bust of Horace Greeley, pre-
INSa alsofo U00 n
Greenwood last week, Bayard Taylor delivering q n
appropriate address. 80. ..-
Carl Schurx and John B. Henderson, Of Missouri,
propose an amendment to the constitution conn lfng
on the Supreme Court the duty of canvassing the
electoral vote. Things certainly need fixing In some
manner. 'fE - b., -. h. / T..
From q silver mine in Utaha stratum ofpetrife
wood has been struck at considerable depth. TEis
wood contains 81 .VaO worth Of silver TO the ton. at
follows that the silver must have been deposited
since the wood was grown
The Republican committee which went W houta :
ana tn observe the action Of the Louisiana reurhln
board fully endorse the action OF that board. an
saw thew believe its conclusions re In harmony
With the highest principles OF justice.
ne silver springs just discovered in oregon are
remarkable. The waters are impregna'ed with
LIQUID silver that an iron bar floats on the surface
hunter recently rowed across one al them nd
found $l5 worth Of precious metal in the basket
work of his canoe. -.
The Louisiana returning board has not a northern
upon it. All is members either natives or old
residents O. the state and two OF them have long en-
ioyed the reputation of being among its ab est en-
We simply mention these facts to protect the poor
carpet .bagsers rom undeserved reproach.
One morning sliss Bridget O'Farrel sphlitted up a
petroleum bar ,el;
..Now," said she, III have foine fre1n
And surely she did, 49,
For wien shcy found Bi 1
She was baked like brick
Only dryer.
There's old John Bull, who rules across the sea,
And Ole Buaa who plays upon the fiddle;
And sitting BuA. Of whom we all have heard; .
The stock job Buu, who solves the stock job rid
die, ,.t-
And with the Bulls Of various kinds
We're woude.n and supposiHg
Viii, h one of oil these different Bulls
Is father of Bull d. zing"