Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-08-02

RUTHERFORD j. HAYES.
q 6f.3aia FOR VICE PAnaIpENN 4 fRs:s bss
WILLIAM A. WHEELEK.
ti4I nerEs; AMI .rEwsa''leH
Bull Run Russell 10 dead. go - = -
The silver legal tepder bill was defeated. - !. i
III, h'a e M .f sn' g dlsd asss csqlse1tf fee fHete INh
Wksl Spirit Of the Times repudiates Tilden and
supports Hayes.
Last years appropriations were extended to cover
expenses to July 31s. S2rY
Il, ,0O0, GOO acres of land.<
Thirteen persons we're killed by cloud burst ini
California few daysSgoy-Is eyTg@yT gg
Charley Rsss hAa EA1n hsks fromS SEdn; s1ls Slbe
through a reliable contraband.
= One hundred years ago there were but two steam
engine'sh theiU United States sg7 iGsse9 hfe bsso
Brick Pomeroy issuesa daily campaign paper ctn'
opposition to Tilden and Hendricks snttssa ares9d
Col. Alvord Of the Pay Department has been pro !
NOTED othe rank of >Brigadier, ,gensraLa r,TI
Judge Hilton contributed one thousand dollars to
the Herald Custer monumental fund.
Boss Shepard at one tAae styled Gov. 5ewel ''the.
d-.d little bob-tail yankee intermeddler."
It, Starring is chief ordinance officer of the de-
partment Of the Platte, under recent orders. +
The order relieving IT. Larned from duty at West
Point and ordering him to his regiment Is revoked.
Col. Penneybocker, has been assigned to duty un-
Ger his brevet rank while in command Of the South
N party of four zten were recently murdssedTD BY
Indisns on the Cheyenne route to the Black HIS.
Commodore Garner, man worth ten million. was
drowned In New York harbor few days ago. His
yacht capdzsd r
fhs North Pciac railway extension bil Is dead 1or
tfm Session; The House refused to suspend the
Flood and O'Brien, the Bonanza Kiugs, wer>worst-
ed in the recent election 6f the wage minninr CON.
pany, by the Keen party. - ! I
The Indians claim to have killed sixty white mon
in and about the Black Hills since last fall With q
loss Of eight Indians. only.
The hecomloittes will unanimously report exhonerat-
ing Knott from the charges made by Blaine In rela.
tion to the Caldwell dispatch.
Tilton says he didn' kidnap little Ralph. He gave
his wife thousand dollars and took the children on
a visit to their grandparents. as
Edwin Booth has ct last succeeded in paying five
and . half per cent on his Indebtedness and asks
discharge ftom further liabilities. .sN k ass4 i
Geo. F. Talbot of Maine becomes solicitor in place
Of Bluford Wilson. Thomas j. Brady, Of Indania,
becomes second asst. p. M. General. -
The boys who fought under Custer during the late
war are giving Gen. eturgs some deep cuts for his
cruel criticims on Gen Custer. serves him right.
Col. James Foster Of Yankton has invented the
hay for fuel on the prairie II does Il successfully
Gen. Butler Is terribly hostile because somebody
says he is not candidate for congress and will prob
ably trot outa powder boat to destroy his sneiss.
=. THE Sidney Telegraph cslls Generai vandervefe
lying old od This
The editor Of one Of the patent outside editions for
country newspapers spoke Of Terrys Sioux cam.
Hills /" 85fsssaaS az ". .ls@f fli5 n
The English Parlinent proposes inquiry Into the
Sioux massacre In its relation to their Indians Al
ready the Manitoba troops the frontier have been
reinforced. }ssR a7ts' sff.ss i.fsass t*
Lamar. OF Miss, who ought to know charaetari.
zes the Hamburger massacre it deserves and casts
the whole blame upon the whites demanding their
It now appears that the bold stand for Hayes made
by Judge Tyner turned the INDIANA delegation from
Bristow and probably defeated Blaine and for this
he was made Pest Master General $50.
James Mccoy has been arrested at Laramie under
reward Of 81 500 offered 81 citizens Of Deadwood
and his soul has probably been sent to etern
ity without waiting for the forms Of law.
The Courier Journal calls Carl Scrutx spot vol
loper,n Ne have heard Of codee-coolers and dog
robbers, . applied to hangers on. bnt lust Whist
pot-Wolloper j We confess We do Not knaW. .sss
Gen Merit 81 HE recent attack on The Cheyenpes
killed one of party of ssysn lndiass Who wsre ~
ine o cut o 40 souiieto het STllei Nere heSd
Cd q snd hCh,sned baoE s "a aIsne5.
The President and Cabinet insiE S1e Tie late ins-
gators OF the Hamburg, 8. c., riUt must be brought
to punishment undett hea laws of ~ state By the
state authorizes without national inter erfefsnce.
Congress has appropriated one hundred thousand
dollars for the completion Of the Waahlngton MODu-
ment, limiting the cost to $3.50 O00 work 70 be
prosecuted under the direction Of the president.
The Pioneer-pren and Tribune shows TO the atis-
faction of all 1rontiersmen that the Rev. stimpson
knows precious little Of the Indian question, that
he has more feeling than knowledge on the subject.
Horace White who carried the Chicago Tribune for
Greeley in 1e72, declares for Hayes and Wheeler.
al convention and procaims for the republican can-
didates.
Al thirteen year old daughter Of 1t Harold, 8rd
artillery, eoped with cornet player OF her fathers
regiment the night after her fathers company was
ordered to the West to relieve troops Of COL Miles
command.
Congress has appropriated thirty Ave thousand
dollars for the improvement Of the Yellowstone. A
fifteen cent appropriation for the Indian would
also be in order and would accomplish nearly as
much good.
The army bill provides for commission OF two sem
ators two representatives, two army officers and the
secretary OF war; to consider the subject OF the re-
organization Of the army, and It 10 said the Idea
seems to be popular with all parties concerned
They have new name for Il In Washington. Matt
C.rnenter was reported absent account OF sickness
from the impeachment trial, but his associate add
ed: - while he is very sick now i Is sort o. nck-
ne.s from which he will recover 50 as to be here To-
morrow" or words to that eject.