Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-01-05

Trouble Among Thieves in Missouri.
E1-Gov. Carpenter Appointed I'd
~sa u Comptroller. 2.'t. S
,Otksr Interesting .Mi'ce!lmeoss
.Ert fE.E, ~ Svcs~e' .Hs3 g%&'
AMERICAN CUBAN NOrR:


LoxDoN, j IAN 4. The American Gu,
ban NJte rscites that the general inter-
ss,s Of humanity and the interests Of
:smmerce demand : cessation Of the
struggle which has been waged in Cuba
for the past seven yo.rs; that the Unit.
I'd States are great sufferers bat are un.
willing to act without the co:operat,vn
Of other powers, includinr Spain. H. =
continuxtion Of attempts TO govern Gu.
ba from Madrid will b. fatal to the
hopes Of restoration Of peace; nevethe.
less Cuba belongs to Spain and great
share Of ITS people are opposed to ! sep.
.ratlon. In these circumstances 4 80
tuition Of the question might be found
IN establishing confederation in Span.
ish West Indies, resembling the Cana
dian confederation. Cuba aud Port
RICO vi ght be made such confedera.
t,vn W. in locally independent rights,
the Governor General being appointed
by Spain. a s-.,.- !. syI..
The United States asks the European
powers to JOIN It in proposing such
ontederxt,on and III aiding to estab-
,sh it. The abolition of ofslavery, would,
how ever, be q necessary condition, and
pressure must be brought to bear to
make the insurgents cease warning.
THIS would be difficult, but could be &c
-compl,shed. 'i+ a~' ,'>.. '..
Secretary Fish Isl emphatic IN deny.
ing that the United States wish the &C.
QUESTION Of Cuba. They only wish
.,exca restored, and slavery abolished.
and commerce allowed to resume its
course, aud the European powers are
asked to express their opinion upon the
.proposd means Of accomplishing these
ends. 49,, I ..1 .s.t a.,sl al <,r.s.
MINNESOTA LEclsLAruEE. .1 a1
q Sr. PAUL, Jan. the Minnesota
Legislature was orEsn,zrd to-day at
noon. Wm. K. Kenyon was elected
speaker Of the House, Geo. w. Buswell
chief clerk, with Frank Daggett Of the
Litchdeld Ledger, assistant. Charles
w. Johnson, Of the Minneapolis Mail
was elected Secretary of the Senate,
and Geo.. w. Benedict, of the Ssuk
Rapids Sentinel, Ssrgt. atArlns. ~ 3,u
= ONE sY ONE TnE ResEs. = .s.1
8 ST. LOWS, Jan. Sd Crofton for
merIy state .Adjutant General, and Mr..
Rogers, ofK.nsas City, have been in.
dictsd at Jefferson City for TO- ging and
uttsring military war; ants in connec.
tion with war claim frauds. ssa>. 1tH33i
- ...4..,r.--l-. 4 GOOD ONE. 9i5t
WAsBlnGroN, jan. Ak Governor
Carpenter, Of Iowa, has accepted the
position Of Second ,Camptroller Of the
Treasury in pace Of Broadhead resign
ed on account Of the Sugg, Fort and
Wltowski fraudulent claims having
been passed through that Office. t@~s
NO DYxoxIrE.
New ,YoRK, Jan. 4,-Ths Steam ship
Sailor, trom Bremerhafen, which brough
the cargo Of the Moselle arrived safely
Yesterday. There was no dya' n'e on
board Of her =. stated BY The Bremsr-
hsfen 6end, Thompson.
OUR CONVENIENT.
WAsHIHoroN, Jan. Though our
Government couceals from its citizens
what it communicates to European
Governments regarding Cuban AFFAIRS,
il can be stated that the American CIR
CO .r dses not propose the solution de.
tai ID in London tslegrams, By con.
led ration Of Spanish Islands with .
Gov mort General to bs appointed By
SDain.