Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-29
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Special to the Bismarck Tribune.
mo dispatches to-day, owing 20 storm
all along the line.
PRESIDENT HAYES.
ST PAUL, June 28.-President Hayes
Yesterday attended the commencement
exercises at Harvard and dined with the
Alumni at night. Helwas banquetted by
the city and to-day goes to Providence.
THE ANNUAL UNION
Of the grand army Of the Republic, and
Of the army Of the Potomac-the cavalry,
sixth and ninth corps,-were held at Pro-
vidence yesterday. ~
HAYES RIPUDIATED.
Sinclair, Democrat, introduced in New
Hampshire house Of Representatives
yesterday resolution specifically ap-
proving Hayes policy, which, after a
lively discussion, on motion OF Stevens,
Republican, was laid on the table by a
strict party rule.
AcUPULcO
after ten days bombardment was surren-
dered to Diaz gun boats on the 10th OF
June and the government and insurgent
troops fraternized in one long spree.
Renegade Indians are
JOINING THE Hosr1LEs
in Idaho who number now about three
hundred warriors, They are at the
Horse Shoe bend Of the Salmon river.
Five companies ofregulars and five COM
panies Of volunteers, aggregating i've
hundred and fifty, have gone to attack
them. San Francisco newspapers
ATTRIBUTE THE OUTBREAK
to Howard's temporizing policy and say
the military authorities at Washington
underrate the gravity of the situation:
THE REGULAR COMPANIES
above mentioned are commanded by Per.
ry, Whipple, Miller and Throckmorton,
the volunteers by Chapman, Page, Hun
ter, Elliott and Williams.
Hat Greek dispatch Of yesterday says
COACH FROM DEADwoOD
was stopped Tuesday night near Chey'
enne river by five masked men who rob.
bed the passengers Of $2,oco, blew open
the treasury box and carried off its con-
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were exchanged and Hawley. the driver
was wounded. This is the
SECOND COACH ROBBERY
on the Cheyenne route this week.
THE RUSSIANS
and Turks have had heavy fights for fou'
successive days in Asiathe reports from
which are contradictory. The Russian
cavalry covers nearly all Dabrudsch:
through which infantry etc. advance
slowly. Servia and Montenegro are ne
gotiating alliance against Turkey.
...,..7g, o. "a. GEN. GRANT
dined with the Queen at Windsor Castle
on Tuesday night also with the Empers1
of Brazil and afterwards, attended stat'
concert at Buckingham palace. A -
DRADwooD DISPATCH
yesterday says Persons ten stamp mil
at Central City after six. days on Pitt
mine ore cleaned up 3sS ounces of anal
gum valued at $1,000, from one hundred
and seventy-thrsesetonss of&quartz.@ A
party of one hundred men started from
Deadwood Tuesday for the Big Horn.
THE IOWA REPUBLICANS
in convention yesterday nominated Joh1
H. Gear, forGoy., Frank L. Campbell, Q
Chestn IIfos Lent. Gov: Chief Justice DaJ.
for reelection and Prof. Van Coellin fo
Supt. of Public Instruction.
THE PLATFORM
is substantially The same as two. year
ago. sAttempts to secure indorsemen
of Hayes and his policy occasioned
much confusion but were defeated by
about three to one. . 1, .,y -.
Adams i IS d Westlakes Oil stoves VII
do every thing that can be done on tn
ordinary coal or wood stove, and d.
IT quiokerand better. The baking ani
broi1ing is much superior to that done