Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Bisnsarct Tribune.
CIVIL SERVICE RULES

ing members Of political conventions or
serving on political committees.
MEXICO. @
The Mexican commander at Brazeos will
cooperate with Gen. Ord in suppressing
raids across Rio Grande.
.@ g. 4TILDEN,
IN answer to proceedings for the recovery
of delinquent income taxes, denied that
he received 50 much as alleged, and sets
|up that the Government is barred from
|lnaking further claims upon him.
Two hun dred and forty
@ AR1nD v1ouA1gTs
ride into Mitchell, ind, Thursday
night and posted notices warning mem
bets Of jones' gang apologists for them,
that they will be held personally respon-
ible for all property maliciously destroyed.
MAYOR FRINGE, OF BOSTON,
in. reply to petition presented by the
ladies, that intoxicating liquors be not
allowed at the banquent toJ be given
President Hayes in that city, says he
"desires nothing to be left undone which
would contribute to the proper festivities
of the banquet. It is customary on SIM
liar occasions to furnish wines, and I will
certainly do so in this instance ~s
In the So.
IDAHO MASSACRE
the: Indians did not kill women or chill
dren or destroy property. They sent the
women under lguard of squaws to the
settlement on Slate Greek, where a fort
has been built by the settlers, but the In
dams threaten to take it and it is feared
they will not again spare the women.
Houses on Comas Prairie were left stand
ing. The Indians drove off all the cattle
but left all other property. Citizens who
were in the
WHITE BIRD CANON FIGHT
say the regulars fought with the utmost
gallantry. Howard reports
PERRY's LOSS
to be one officer, Lieut.. =. r. Thellar Of
the 21st infantry, and thnty-three enlist
ed men. The other officers under FIRE
were, Capt. Perry and Lieut.. Parnefof
1st cavalry, and Capt. Trimble Of the 21st
infantry. A
BOISE CITY DISPATCH
says the situation far exceeds in gravity
any Indian outbreak of Our day. It will
take the best resources of the Govern
ment and Of the people Immediately in
terested to subdue the Indians.
THE MINNESOTA BOAT CLUB
won two Of the second days races at
Devils Lake, Wis.
THE FRENCH SENATE
voted, by twenty majority, to dissolve
the Chamber Of Deputies as requested by
Pres. MacMahon.
THREE HORSE THIEVES,
Louis Cory, James Hall and A. J. Allen,
were taken from jail at Rapid City, We'd
nesday night, by unknown parties and
hanged. .r-,.us. .r.ys ....-.-..-.r
f, JAMES Gordon BENNETT
arrived at New York yesterday from
Europe. -rE 1rr
THE RUSSIANS - ~
began crossing the Danube at 1brail and
Galotz Thursday night, and were yester-
day constructing roads across marshy
bottom lands towards Turkish fortifca-'
tons.
SMALL Pox AT WADENA.
DR.. Rosser arrived at. Brainerd yesterday
and reports Eve bad cases Of small pox at
Wadena.
Two hundred acres in the heart Of
ST. JOHNS, N. B.,
were burned over. The losses are now
estimated at twenty million dollars.
Number OLIVES lost about 80, some being
burned to death and others killed by fall
ing walls. Relief contributions came
yesterday from all directions.
GRANT IN LONDON.
ST. PAUL, June 25th.-Gen'l Grant was
banquettcd Saturday night by the British
Army and Navy Club, at Trinity House,
London. The Prince Of Wales and Earl
Cameron made speeches exceedingly
complimentary 70 the ex-President. A
large party of distinguished friends were
present. \
PRESIDENT HAYES
and family, with Evarts, Devens and
Key, left yesterday for New England
tour.
SHERIDAN,
Postal agent, reports that the colored
postmasters of East and West Felicina,
La, could safely remain at home, but