Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-10-19
-~------- T. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1877.
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son, of Louisiana, and Packero,sof. !lall-
fornia, were admitted to the House yes
terday. =
THE CENTENNIAL OF BURGoYNE's
surrender was celebrated yesterday at
Schuylerville, New York, by forty thous-
and people. Addresses were delivered
by ex-Gov. Seymour, C. w. Curtis, and
others. The officers of the day wore
Palmetto badges sent from South Caroli-
ma for the occasion.
SITTING BULL
with thirty chiefs and braves are wait
ing to meet General Terry at Fort Walsh.
Terry expected to reach there to-day.
THE NOMINATION OF HARLAN,
of Kentucky, to be associate justice is
expected to be'opposed by extreme re-
publicans and by extreme Southerners.
THE PRESIDENT HAS NOMINATED
for ENJOYS. extraordinary and ministers
plenipotentiary: Edward F.. Noyes, to
France; James Russell Lowell, Spain ;
Jno. A Kasson, Austria; Thomas A. Os-
born, Chill; Henry w. Willard, Brazil.
Ministers resident: John L. Stevens,
Sweden; James NJ. Comfy, Hawaii; Jno.
M. Langston, to Hayti.
cLEOPRArRA's NEEDLE,
being transferred to England was aban-
doned in storm on Sunday night off
Cape Finister, the ste amer Olga towing.
The mate and five hands in rescuing the
crew. of the craft which contained the abe
lisk were lost. III -. ~.
BOMBARDMENT OF PLEvNA I
was reopened and another attack is IN
minent. Sulaman Pasha threatens an
other attack on. the army of Czarawitch.
Considerable uneasiness prevails in Paris
on account of the uncertainty whether
MacMahon will yield to the result Of the
election and accept the republican min
istry. It is feared he is Influenced by
some dangerous counsels,..,
SHERMAN AND STAFF
passed Omaha Yesterday going East.
Eastern railways yesterday advanced
the rates on gram and fourth class freight
five cents hundred.
ST.. PAUL, Oct. 19.
THE SUPPRESSION
of the japanese rebellion leaves doubt
whether Saigo, its reputed leader, ever
had anything to do with It: 1t is be-
lieved now that the rebels, havlng cap
tured and killed Saigo at. thei, first rising
have falsely pretended he was their lead
er.
COL. WI. POUND,
enroute east, died on the train near
Brainerd, yesterday morning:
The caisson containing the Egyptian
obelisk, lost in the storm few days ago.
has been picked up by a steamer, and is
being towed safely towards England.
THE TURKISH LOSS
in the battles before Kars, on Monday
last, was 10000.
J.R. Ham, Edward J.. L. Stevens and
George Miller were arrested in Kansas
City yesterday on the the requisition Of
the Governor of Texas, charged with
FORGING LAND TITLES
and deeds for large tracts OF Texas land
They are conveyed under many aliases,
sc. Many different parties, their con-
federates numbering nearly sixty persons
in different States and territories, are all
believed to have been simultaneously
arrested. The civil suit against John A
Joyce, of the St. Louis
WHISKY RING,
has been dismissed on account of Grants
pardon.
THE LOUISIANA CONTESTED CASES
in the Senate, were yesterday referred
to the committee on privileges and cleo
tons, by party vote, and the majority
refused to instruct the committee to re-
port before Nov. 1st-
A hundred Stamp Quarts MIL.
ood cor. Sidney Telegraph, Oct. 7th.
Rafnre the close of this week. twenty.