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ahead, when boy threw SNOWFALL
through the window-pane with fearful
crash and jingle of glass,
Then Peewit swore till things looked
blue in the room, flung his book down
again, darted out in the cold, freezing
night. and ran around the block without
his hat or coat, in search of the bov.
When he had come back, kicked the
snow ont Of his slippers, and warmed
himself, his wife tried to persuade him
not to attempt the story again that night,
but he replied:
"Tll read every confounded word of it,
if have to have the walls padded and
the whole police force to keep silencer
Then his wife and S. A. concluded to
let him proceed, and he founced himself
down in the chair, turned up the gas till
it set fire to the paper shade, burned his
fingers putting it out, cavorted about the
room dropping bad words about promis-
cuously, and finally wound up by holding
his fingers under the cold water faucet in
the kitchen sink.
This occasioned another fifteen minu-
tes' delay. On his return to the sittipg-
room, there was cold, stern look CT set
tied determination on his face; he glued
ed the magazine, and commenced read
ing in hard, metallic voice; he had fin
ished the first column, and was tackling
some long words in the second, when the
family cat made spring at mouse, III
the china closet, and upset a souP-tureen
and haifa-dozen goblets off the shelf.
II wish that lightning would waltz
down and knock the whole cc:.tounded
house over!" he screamed, as his wife
let the cat out of the closet and gathered
up the broken fragments.
He was so worked up and excited when
he again commenced the story, that he
read the tenderest love passages in q
harsh, grating key, and whispered the
heroine's confession of the tender passion
in a voice like the changing of the City
Hall belI.-He was rattling off one hnn-
dred and fifty words to the Minute, and
ignoring all punctuation marks, when the
servant girl, coming in on tip-toes with a
scuttle OF coal, caught her foot in the
crumb-cloth, and came down with noise
enough to wake up policeman wno was
snoring in an area two blocks away.
Then Peewit rose up in his righteous
wrath, and pranced around that room
like Rocky Mountain goat, while he e1-
erclsed his vocal powers in some of the
most ornamental swearing ever heard in
that neighborhood. Then his spinster
aunt got ner back up. and slam med things
around and jawed, while the servant girl.
in heap on the floor, lifted up her voice
to heaven and howled dismally.
Reading was not resumed that evening:
and Peewit lays:
s.'I'd sooner be kicked to death by jack
asses than read the ten commandments III
such house as this" '5
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Chinese Laundry.

Ah Sin. Sing Lee, or some other hea.
then Chinee, has determined to open
laundry at Bismarck as he puts it "up
there just now" but just where is ''alle
some to Mclean man." John and his
companion came in from the Black
Hills, -
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The members of the Black River
party of Black Killers are excited
Those who arrived first on comparing
notes with those who arrived last even
ing find that Greenley charged them
two dollars ahead for purchasing their
tickets at St. Paul, and wrote back en-
deavor,ng to make an arrangement with
another gentleman to do the same thing
Greenley collected $17 when the price
for emigrant tickets from St. Paul to
Bismarck are but $15. The boys have
other little causes Of grievance OF
which some Of them speak in terms
more energetic than polite. Greenle,
with about twenty left for the Hills
this morning. The main party, con
sisting of about sixty, will leave ON
Monday. .=g- .+..-..-.
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Six Halls Standard safes are now in
use in this city. Five more were sold
TO Bismarck merchants whose orders
are now being filled and five to the
Stage Company few days ago, and
W. B. Towne, now in the city, has ia.
ken several additional orders.
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BISMARCK, D. T., FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1877.

Present.. Emmons. Chm RoLt Macnider.
Moved, seconded and carried that the meeting be
adjourned till Ihursday, April IL at 2 p m
G. G. THOMAS, Clerk pro tenn
RIsNARcK, April Il, 1877.
Beard Of County Commissioners met pursuant to
adjournment.
Present-J. A. Emnons, Chm; Robert Maenider.
Moved, seconded and carried that the following
bills be allowed and paid In county warrants:
Pioneer Press Company S56 50
do do II so
/ do do 80 20
n w. Teleeranh Con panv 20 A.
Moved and carried that those having paid IS mills
on the dollar school tax shall be refunded II mills
OF the same.
BEL Of n. J. Edgerly, services clerk Of election,
allowed, amt OO. rssss9 a.,
Moved, seconded and carried that upon the re-
ustion of the clerk Of the District Court in and for
the county Of Burleigh that the following names be
added to the Jury List OF said county to complete
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Black River Falls Party.

Mr.. .Greenley and portion of the
Black River Falls Black Hi disparity left
for the Hills to-day. The follow
ing named gentlemea arrived last
Mi ght from TIE same viosaity, es follows,
VIZ: j. Bulls, H. Ross, E. W. Hatch, R
Sayward, e. Roberts, q. S. 'Baakeway,
G. 2. Bucklin, E. L. Dyer, B. Herrn,
E. Sbu1tz, G. Burustein, P. Fisher. P.
Dlekle, II. L.swery, R. o Shaw, E. d.
Carter, u. Smith, W. Page, p. Gullens,
J. Geer. Mr.. Taylor, NJ. Shean, J. Fur
leng. j. Ross, j. Dean, w. Curtis, Sam
uel Green, vile and child, D. Hasley,
w. Southard, F.. Robinson, and two
sons, Lew Brillon, and twenty others
The entire.party will get off by the first
of the week and all are we'll and in good
spirits.
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The orde- of the President withdraw
ing the troops from the tkulldozed states
is very generally approved by that class
of men who love their country better than
their party and by the best newspapers
in the land. The mere politicians howl.
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Next Friday Southern. Dakotians will
humble themselves in sack cloth and ash
.es and pray for deliverance from the
:grasshopper scourse. At least by pro-
clamation the governor invites them to
do SO. n -, ~.
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Chas. Kelly, who, with Terry, was con-
.icted of robbing the mails at st. Paul,
last fall has been pardoned;ty the Presi-
dent.
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Notice.,

"A teachers examination will be held
at the Presbyterian Church, in Bis
marck, Saturday, April 28th 1877, at
2 o'clock p. m. All persons desiring to
teach in Burleigh County, during the
present year are requested to be present.
LINDA W. SLAUGHTER,
Supt. Public distinctions.
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Sig Hanauer, will open bis Mammoth
stock Of clothing at his new store III
Bismarck, on Monday. and will be glad
to show his goods.
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4VSa1 sV4oS ~
do hereby certify that the above and within
named persons served as Petit Jurors during the
Special Term Of the District Court held at Bismarck
commencing feb2 1877, and further certify that
they entitled to the amount which is set opposite
to their respective naEaes. N. COREY,
(SEALl Clerk District Court.
List of Witnesses before the Grand Jury. Special
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Proceedings Of tho Board OF County
Commissioners,

BIsxARcK, D. f., April 2, 1877.
Board Of Cou nty Commissions II met at a regular
meeting. Gsf-
Presentr-James A. Emmons, Chm. and Robert
Mscnider.i 49,
70 O'Clock p. n.-Board called to order by the
Caafrmsn, =, 4. -5
Moved, seconded and carried that the city trsas
urer be and hereby Is Instructed 70 procure an ON
cal copy Of the for funding the doating debt Of
Burieigh County, and act according 70 the provis-
Ions thereof HI retiring county warrants in sums Of
not less than Fifty Dollars and the county clerk IL
hereby authorized to cause to be printed Blank
Bonds for The same. =-a .--r- -
Moved seconded and carried that the following
bills be allowed and paid in county warrants:
Ia yid ttangton; services - jsiloe, Feb. ~ 70
April 80 dsys st t2 66s per day ........$ IS 90
J: II: MaEsiall, nerehsndise. ............... 2 SO
II. M. Maxter, blacknnitbing. 43 50
Bismsrc& Tribune, printing. 40 70
VIM Hollembaek, stationery ............ Is ~
do ~ do do ........... 80. u Is
J. y Resydon, rent for hall l.--.. ........ 1Sl 80
Bill Of Z. NJ Griffin for 12s 90. boarding witnesses
1t the speeiaterm q court held in March, 1871, pre-
sented and allowed in county ordera' Orders not
Moved, seconded and carried that the certified
hille Of the clerk Of the District Court, for Grand
Jurors, Petit Jurors and witnenesbe allowed and
paid IN county warrants. r~y fEaJ
Names Of persops Who served q Grand Jurors q
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Mrs. Gaines has at last won her long
pending New Orleans suit and in sizing
her pile finds she is thirty-fve million
dollars ahead.
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The recent advance in wheat has pla-
ccd over half million dollars in the pock-
cts of Minneapolis mill men. ~r-. -.-..
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I, E N. Corey, Clerk of the District Court, do
hereby certify tha: the above and within named per
sons were at the Special fern Of the Dis
trict Court and are entitled to the amount which is
Sc: opposite to their respective names.
z. N. COREY,
lSEAL1 Clerk District Court.
E. n. Corey, bill Of reryices as Jailor for
the county {146 So
E. N Corey, bill for Clerk Of DIST Court 22 So
do do do do IS IS
On motion the Board adjourned till Friday April
6, 1877. G. G. THOMAS. Clerk.
FRIDAY, April 6, 1877.
Board met pursuant to adjournmont.
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Boss Tweed it seems has not confessed
but has outlined confession to DC maze
in exchange for liberty.

Mr.. Blaine denies that he in1ends in
Producing resolution discredx'ng the
election of President Hayes.
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do hereby certify thG The above nanaed persons:
were witnesses before the Grand Jury ae6 eDti
tied to tn amount which is set oppodte to their
names E. N. COREY,
(sEAL1 ~ / Il Clerk District Court
Names persons who were witnesses at the Spe-
cal Term Of the District Court commencing Feb. 22
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Lieut.. j. L. Knapp, Surgeon Address
and j. S. Moore, trader, were drowned
near Ft. Candy few days ago.
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BY TELEGRAPH.



LOUISIANA.
ST. PAUL, April 27.-Packard vacated
the La. State House yesterday and issued
an address sharply criticising the Presi-
dent and attributing the downfall of his
government firstly to the action of the
Presidents commission in Pepsuading
Republican members of the Legislature
to join the Nichols organization, and Sec
ondly to the order of the President with
drawing the troops from his protection.
The Nichols government is IN full pos
session and the legislature hae adjourned
and all is quiet
SOUTH CAROLINA
The Hampton government in South
Carolina has entered upon the task of re-
organizing the state finances and increas-
ing educational facilities by encouraging
free commen schools for both black and
white.
-. 49, THE RUSSIAN ARMY.
estimated at &c, 900, is moving southwark
in several divisions through the Northeast
provinces Of European-T Turkey toward the
Danube which they are likely to reach
before the Turkish armies succeed in
concentrating. The Turks, however, are
favored by, the floods Of the Danube, now
at their height, making it difficult to
cross. The Turkisf, authorities report
that an engagement was had on Wednes-
daya the extreme northeast part OF
Asiatic-Turkey, near the Black Sea, III
which the Russians were repulsed with
the less of eight hundred men, The Tur-
|ish gunboats patrol the Danube and
their Aeet bombarded a small Russian
port on the Black Sea yesterday and an
other is sailing to lombard Odessa Eng
land, other European powers, anxiously
watch the progress ef.events not hopeful
of avoiding general war which will fol
low on Russia attempting to dismember
Turkey. So far Russia proposes only to
secrfe guarantees for the Christian pro-
provinces Of Turkey, but English autho-
rites believe she intends to acquire ter
ritery or make independent states or
provinces and place tssem under her pro-
tection.
THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDERS
for the mail service trom Bismarck to the
Black Hills are Gilmore, Salisbury, & Co.
Montana stage men who receive $4,000
year, their contract calling for tri-week-
ly eervice for FIVE months at that rate per
annum, when a new contract will be let.
The mail is required to be transported
from Bismarck to Deadwood in sixty
hours. 1T is reporte here that the same
contractors have received,the mail from
both Cheyenne and Sydney, as well as
from Bismarck.
HENRY EPPERSON,
of Wisconsin, has been commissioned Sur
vevor General of Dakota
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE CO.,
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$aeS; one coIEun $3.50.
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black type or special place notices.
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Suent insertion Is cents.
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Address: G. A. Lounsberry,
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Names Of persons Who served - Grand Jurors a4
the Special Term Of the District Court Feb. e. 1877:

: ioseA'.' ..-.. -..-----v<z0sw
do hereby certify that the above named persons
served IS Grand Jurors at the Special Tenn Of the
District Court held at Bismarck commissioning Feb.
70. 1871 farther certify that they are entitled to
the amount Set opposite their respective names.
N. Coeey.
ISEAL1 Clerk District Court.
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THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDERS
HENRY EPPERSON,

Of Wisconsin, has been commissioned Sur
veyor General of Dakota
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Names of persons who served rs Petit Jurors at
lie Special Term Of the District Court, Feb %, 1871
National Republican., 1877-02-17

amendments to tho Distriettax bills were taksn
irict Of Columbia Commitess. -"
Speaker proceeded TO call eommittees. iSr retcrts
Of private nature, and number OF bills for re-
lief were presented and won't 70 the private Ca.
Mi. HAMILTON, Of Ind, from the COMMITTEES
on Foreign Ahsirs, reported bill to pay W. Y.
Scruggs' lato U. 5. Minister to Bogota, $500.
Tho morning hour having expired, Mr. Rsorr,
Of KY. from tho COMMITTEES on Judiciary, re.
g Austin MeGras, ' ef ans FeEds eG;f Henry Isss
q Maryland, .iofmsrly Lieutenant ii tho U. s.
nj hSy TiS q Il .4S, AS
Virginia, and Chss. II. Levy, Of Louisiana.
,y The House then went into Committee Of the
PRIVATE CALENDAR,
Mr.. Cox IN the chair. The pending question was
on the bill TO confirm certain private land claims
in The Territory Of New Mexico, which was laid
The following bills wero acted upon formally
To refund e 70 The Mayor y and Gy Council Of
Baltimore certain monies illegally assessed and
collected for internal revenue tax. -
For relief Of james J. Waring, OF Savannah,
Providing for the adjudication and issue Of pat.
and the 1l o wsshnsson SS Idaho
For tho relief of s. T. Marshall, of Lee county,
Bill supplementary 10 the act to carry into effect
the convention between tho United States and
Chisa, concluded at Shanghae on November sth,
in certain cases.
Forrslief OF Charles Mason, Of Indiana.
When the committee roso the above were re-
ported to the House and passed. .....
On motion Of Mr. KNOTT, the printing OF tho
testimony taken by tho Committee on Powers and
Privileges OF the House, was ordered.
!. Mr.. McORARY, Iowa, introduced resolution
to print ten thousand copies OF the report OF the
Smithsonian Institute for 1870. Referred.
At 430 the House took recess till 10 o'clock 10.
day,
National Republican., 1877-02-17
THE DECISION.

The last real obstacle In the way Of a
speedy solution Of the great problem OF
government which has SO long occupied
the attention of the public, NOW removed,
and the ultimate finding is plainly dis
cernible; and while We do not exult over
the opposition. whose hopes have vanished
In thin air, we do rejoice that the decision
is one which will prove rock of defence
In the future against the encroachments Of
the Federal power upon the clearly de.
fined constitutional rights of the States.
One question of vital importance has re.
oeived defnitiye settlement, and the precs.
dent made will remain to distinguish the
line of demarkation between Federal and
State jurisdiction In respect Of the exertion
Of the right of suffrage, while the Constltu-
tion continues unchanged. and the ele ction
of President Is still the function and privi.
lego Of the several States. And the
strongest thing in the whole controversy
has been that the party which has always
maintained the principle OF State rights as
primordial In the Government, now re.
solved to reverse the unbroken record Of
Its existence in support Of a partisan claim
that could not succeed without Its abandon.
ment and to insist upon the right of Con.
gress to invade the consecrated temple of
Its own accepted idol and cast 1t down
broken and destroyed upon the highway
of Time. TO be trodden under foot In days
TO come like being Of evil. Aud this. too,
when all the suggestions Of wisdom
pointed to the fact that its deposition
might Of an early period leave a similar
complication, with the situation Of parties
reversed, to be decided by the new rule,
when, under the changed circumstances,
the application Of the old principle would
be much preferred. But the blindness was
too great 10 avail Of the light Of reason.
and the contest has been waged by the
inspirations Of frenzy. 1t would seem
as II the very spirit Of Faction had planned
and conducted the movement without the
least reference to the progress Of time. and
with only one thought, one purpose. one
determination--to win st all hazards. It's
National Republican., 1877-02-17
PERSONAL.

Gen. Dass, Of Italy, registered at wnlard's yes
taday. ~. .'..i .
d. W. G. Carroll. of Pittsburg. Is stopping 1t
willard's. ." r.
Hon; Leonard Myers. OF PhiiadelpAla, is guest
Geo. A. Forsyths, U. 5. Army. Is stopping At the
Arlington. ......0 ...a. 49,. r. ...
EI-Gov, Geo. W. McCook, of Ohio, Is register
Gen. yl.zhash Lee, OF virginia, arrived at VIII.
lsrd's yesterday.
Z. b. whseioct, OF New Orleans, Is auonx the
arrivals at willArd's. VT -
JOAQUIN Miller, the wild poet Of the West, hs
Hon. Thomas II. Peddie, OF New Jersey, reels-
tered at willard's yesterday.
Gen. George A. Sharpe, OF New York, registered
1t the Arlington, yesterday. .....r mr.
SsS Er.ft sShsses
S: afFsaIi F sTs hsSf ssss .sS vs % %'sfhisa
E:.,eid Z; Wells baltimore arrived at the ImperiN
m.n, nseSsa %$ s.y:. S.H.s @ IGss
GssS; Sss Aiysn an " w%, HsnSi &sRpISss Rsi w. v:
Zones 1Sn I...sa9ss ss " S..ls1 ll,FssSGs$!. s$sn
% p. SaiSa saossS sT's BsEes T
RiSn f. Ras: 49, FF oSa BaifS b .s a;; i,o
9; a Ward, i. g. stewart, W: u. Ford. Washing.
RIss$sst9 fSiE.H$
h. Morrison, N. j. ~. ...I.'''.
IT A.; D.. Diekerson, y; Y; E., ASH, N.Y.; Us.
y: s.oors, n. y; Joaquin Miller, Orcgoni
yin, Conn; Henry histcallt, U. i. A. George A.
Min SIinp Y. Al GSis sad VIE, II: X; Miss HrSsn
k:Y J. i. Violin and wife: N. Y; W. PfsstoS,
Albeits. Wilson, Philadelphia; Chas. =. Huggins,
FBrookSn; arS an and NJ and Mrs e. Black, York.
National Republican., 1877-02-17
DOWN TO HARD PAN.

The simple existence of the irredeemsble
currency opens the way for initiation for
the reason that 30 long as that money Is
legal tender 1t is liable to give the infa-
tionisls an opportunity to make capital dur
ing seasons Of financial. distress. While
such unstable money is in circulation we
are shorn of the gold which, in time Of
panic, would otherwise flow rapidly into
this country to relieve the disturbed and
pinched condition of the market. Under
an irredeemable currency system legitimate
business is oftimes forced into fields of
speculation, for the reason Of the changes
and money timidity, under the influence Of
certain speculative causes which are con-
stantly rising from an unstable money
market There has never been time
since the war when the country was so
ready for resumption as now. With gold at
105, and many Of the wrecks caused by the
panic Of 1878 cleared away. the opportunity
offered to Congress Of getting to sound
currency is one it may not have again for
some time.
National Republican., 1877-02-17
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