Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-11
BISMARCK, D. T, MONDAY, JUNE ii, 1877. Iss#.
BY.TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH
Special b aa< Bismarst NtDvs4 -+..s1, u
THE SYNDICATE.
ST.. PAUL, June, Secretary Sherman
has contracted with Rothschild, SeHgni-
an and others forming syndicate to place
twenty-five million four per cents at par,
and the four and one-half per cents are
Withdrawn from sale. The new bonds
will first be offered thtnughout this CONN
try in denominations Of fifty to one thous-
and dollars.
TELRGRArH1NG ExrR1oKD1NARx.
a patent las just been issued for a
cheap and perfect method for reproducing
by telegraph, at any working distance,
a facsimile impression(of stereotype plates,
and it is claimed that an entire page Of q
newspaper can be transmitted by tele-
graph in fifteen to thirty minutes, copy
being delivered Ia such form that It can
be handed Immediately to the printers.
The copy may be produced in larger sized
letters than the original if desired. "a
REMOVED.
The President yesterday remov ed Mar
|shal Pitkin, Of Louisiana, and commits
stoned Jack Wharton to FIJI the vacancy.
BATTLE
appears imminent near Erzeroum. The
city is short Of provisions and the garrison
at Kars is on half rations.
Turkish journals report that Hobart
Pasha has sailed from Varna to lombard
q, TENNESSEE r
was deluged BY thirteen and one-half
inches of rain falling during forty-eight
hours ending Saturday at 6 a. m. Heavy
rains also fell last week in western Mis-
souri, and Kansas doing great damage to
railways, roads and crops. s..,z--.-,.-..-..,,--.==
THE HEss1AN FLY
lis destroying the wheat crop about Kala-
smazco, Michigan.
THE HEADLEss TRUNK
of a man was yesterday discovered in the
debris of the Galveston fire. The legs
were also gone.
A disease something like cholera has
become - '}s'' 1@.5s1 a.. u sas<,s
3 EPIDEMIC y,-ss
$at Ringgolds sbarrackssin Mattamoras, and
about thirty soldiers are IN the hospital,
six having died. .-.-
THE .cAB1NET 4 j. ii
on Friday agreed that the proper officers
must proceed with their efforts t6 bring
to justice all responsible for OF participant
ing in the Mountain Meadow massacre.
Should the
MoRMoNS RESIST
troops will be supplied to sustain the
courts, but resistance is not anticipated.
THE MEXICAN AUrHoR1T1Rs
will cooperate with ours to prevent bor-
der raids into Texas, but protest against
the orders to Gen, Ord noted last week.
JOk1N 41A6k9 -. ~ rs.4.. .a
son of the late President Tyler, has been
appointed customs inspector al. Rich
mond:
and others are negotiating for placing
government four per cents instead of the
remainder Of the ~ per cents.
RICHARD B. coNNFLLY, r. r
of the old Tammany Ring, is negotiating
for release from his liabilities to the city,
proposing to surrender million and a
half of his share Of the plunder.
The competition for places in the q.
S#5 Z RlE1E TEAM ] I'll
Of 1871, to compete with Great Britain,
will be at Creedoor, near New York, and
open to all Americans by birth. The ten
long range ridemen making the highest
score in four Of Six general contests, IS
yards each at eight, nine and ten hundred
yards without sighting shots, will compose
the American team: w
Il a 9: E1Nsh s.s e GRIN q KNIiNsuRoESS 9
repulsed three attacks of the Turkish
army near Klrstaz on Thursday. The
Turks lost three thousand. The Ameri-
can population Of
ERZEROUM
favor annexation to Russia. The Porte
has concluded to accept monney instead
of personal service in the army from his
Christian subjects. = @s$ .-@ ]
GRANT 4
continues to be the lion of the hour in
England. His RECEPTIONS and other honors
being too numerous to mention. I, In So