Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-05-31
NOTES AND NEWS. Y ge q

Speaker Kerr is convaiescing. "
Duluth harbor Is blocked with ice. rss sN
The Delaware delegation will vete solid Yof Blaine:
President Grant fndet necessary to spectacles.
Postmaster ewelI denies that hsintsnds fedgnlns,
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton recently 1ectured n
- 4es eoanss., Of n.'ns'sers died, IN london or
the l7th.s ~ - ~ ~"% l. - A'-s'"f - - u
Congress will probably continue in session until
Aug 18th. .ils%rrrt II
joaquin Miller has inflicted his presence on the
Centennial city.
San Francisco is catching It hot, on the crooked
The Khedive Of Egypt owes ss5 700 900 and pays
10per cent. interest,". 4a % ID : asg fEs5FEi
Kentucky Republicans present Bristow as the
would.be saviour othis country. z" ..s"s
Pre.sdent Grant, upou the expirhaionA of his term
Of Office, proposes 70 make q teprs Of tie world.
The slaughter Of colored persons Loaisana is to
be the subject Of inquiry by Senate Committee
8. S. Burdett, owing.to poor health, has resigned
his position Of Commissioner OF the Gsnsssl Land
Once. 80. az. ...u.,.y.
The New York He, aid expresses sisals for The
safety Of It's correspondent Henry n. Stanley In
Africa.
menthave petaoned the Queen 70 pardon the % IenAan
1rrel,.o,, y ysoups pteopi. ID Ne~ Ysrt il the
vcstibues Of the churches while organ Plays "Coe,
ye disconsolate" Il, s.tsf.r'
The Houss his Before 1t propostKen oabo1ilh
all navy yards excepting these as Sroeesn' Sef'olk
and Mare Island. as@se"% + 3s:/. ~. !z.f + +
taMurlas. Jackson, cottonwood and Noble coan.
ties are especial y.threatened. 3:S3|z
WASHINGTON sent 1000 deadheads to the Centennial
and Col Tom Scott carried them free, but he Goat
surrender his subsidy claim. Oh no.
The Greenback Convention nominated Peter
Cooper for President and Senator Booth for wee
President. Both decline the honor.
The nation breathss once more. Reer, at the Gen.
+ennial. has been reduced from ten to five cents
class. But, the gloomy thought ootrsdes itseh on
our mind-are the glasses reduced too!
Sam Cox asked the guard before the cornss en-. en- !.
cine at the Centennial show what horse. e.pover the
engine had. ''Why, You id fool" lald the guard
With vitherine expression, sit don't run by horses;
they use steam" s@aa "a. Il
COLBY post ;ss ,sss, stS5s !. Bs'
Nm nd crushed his skull by blow from stick OF
nnra wood. because Colby had ordered him of the
premises an hour or two before E%%
The Supreme Court Of Indians has been detected
IN buving walnut bedsteads and spring beds, oil
cloth. marble top bureaus, wardrebes, and having
:+s washing done at the expense OF the state. Ihe
worst of IS that the entire bench OF four justices
are Of the unterrihed stripe.
Washington correspondent Is autuoiny ,oi vlle
statement that John Chamberlain, the gambler, won
slse 600 at quiet game Of draw which lasted thirty
The participants besides
member of q great banking house 10 London.
Things are going from bad to worse in Constants
nonle. Turks and Christians are laying in stock
Of revolvers and knives and there is bloody OUT.
look ahead. The Sultan and his officers profess their
inability to quell the tumult. Several French and
American war vessels have arrived in the Bosphoru
in anticipation Of trouble.
The Washington correspondent of the Boston
uerad saws that the next President, if he be chosen
from among the candidates now prominent, is not
litely to be q poor man. On the Republican side
Mr. Blaine is the richest Secretary Brstow and his
wife are worth quarter of million. Coy Hayes
is still better off, Senator Conkling is believed t.
possess over 800, ,ooo while Senator Morton ana MI
Wheeler have a smaller fortune. Gov. Tlden, or
the a1 Democratic side is the wealthie, he being pu
down at 900 or oee Judge Dav
has q large fortune Senator Bayard is well.to-do
while Gen Hancock is in comfortable circumstances