Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-01-05
BRIST0W'S WAR.
SEIZURES In CHICLGO..
STARTLING EXPOSURES
ANTICIPATED.
Inter Ocean Sensations De.
MED.
Opening Of the Ne. New ! .'|''' Year.
STAR SPANClED BANNER CEN
TEhNIAII.
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Uncle Samuel GreWlS for The Mon.
70 Doctrine.
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FOREIGN Intervention in Cuba not
| | to be Permitted. H.. z. =
Uncle Samuel GreWly for the Non.
70 Doctrine.
Foreifn Intervention in Cuba not
@5.. to be Permitted. T r.. e :,
pABCoCK.BRlsTOW.

WASHINGTON, Dec, 80. - Secretary
Bristow and General Babcock give in
dignant denisls of the Chicago Inter
Oc. IN stories in relation to an attempt,
on Babcock's part, to intim,date or pull
down the Secretary BY connecting him
with cr""ked whisky operati ,ns at
Louisville, and in relation to Babcock's
attempt to suppress evidence. One Of
the editors Of the Inter Ocean, having
been removed from al Internal Revenue
position by Secretary Bristow, because
Of ineficiency, or because tainted with
fraud, that j'u nal seems to be trying
to gain revenge, hence these attacks.
POSTAL DIFFICULTY. u. .tas,
The British and American postal de-
partments are 1T |'xgerhe.ds, the for
mer having demanded payment o: an ex.
trsordinary balance between them
caused by holiday renittances by postal
orders, in advance Of the usual period Of
settlement, and the latter having noti-
fed the former that the rate Of trans
portation Of British Australian Mail be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific should
be increased TO thirty.three cents per
pound. being the actual costs instead Of
six cents ss heretofore. ~1 =
! ! .,,sa, o THE NEW YEAR. .t El1--.
j NEW YoRK, Dec. 3O-In all eastern
cities the New Year will be ushered IN
by the ringing Of bells At midnight, and
tho day will be marked by an unusual
display of bunting. :l ="
III INTERVENTION.
A London te,-grxm asserts that .
movement is on foot among the great
powers Of Eu. ope looking to interven-
ton in Cuban affairs, and that the
United States has replied that acting in
the spirit of the Monroe doctrine, she
protests against any Intervention BY
European powers. 81 "..''.. =.
AN OLD METHODIST GONE. Il
sNEw YoBK, Dec. 30.-Father Bachen.
The oldest Of Methodist ministers, died
Tuesday, at thS residence OF h 8 grand
daughter, onn Staten Island. He VAS
one. hundred Years old last June, and
entered tho ministry as . travelling
companion Of Bishop A~hbury o early
a 1908. In 1842 he was the oldest &u-
psrnumerary in the New Jsrse, confer.
.snee. s,@ y f. 5>'&'s' ..~'..
CHICAGO, Dec. 2S.-The Times and
lnter-t)cean w ashi. gton specials report,
rumors Of elaborate preparations BY
Bsbcock and friends for his coming
trial in the Wy Of suppressing evidence:
also Of plotting to bring Bristow t.
grief by charges affecting tho conduc,
Of U. 8. Treasury .ffAirs, alleging cen.
,,ection with crooked whisky operations
n Cincinnati and Louisville. These
rumors are generally regarded as bassless
and sensational.
STARS AND STRIPES.
Nsw Yoxk, Dec. 29.-Nsw Years b :
Ing the Tooth anniversary Of the d, :.
ton of the Stars and Stripes by ,he
Continental army the day will b. OBJ
s.rv"d here by general displ = Of
bunting.
BEECaRB. NOCLTON.
On retu, ming home from the chr eh
Rseting last mig b. Be:ch.r was sc, d