Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-04-25
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NaviRation Resumed-Fusso-Tu
War-Packard Vaoates tho Lsuid-
ana State House-DoH Wade Do
nounces tho Southern Policy Of tho
President-War Doclared-60OOO
Russians in Rouznania-Deedwood
Observation-Disclosures Contests Sot-
tied with PistCIs-Other Interest-
ing Misce1laneous News.
Special to tie BismarcE Tribune.
NAVIGATION RESUMED.
ST. PAUL, April 24.-Navigation was
resumed on the Red River Of the North
and on Lake Superior early this week.
THE RUSSIAN
charge de affairs and all attaches Of the
Russian Embassy left Constantinople yes
terdsy, and the Russian advance is pre-
pairing to cross into the Turkish domin-
ions, but tine operations Of the army have
been delayed by the recent heavy rains
NJ attempt is now being made to prevent
war, and formal declaration of war is
daily expected.
publishes a letter severely denouncing
Hayes'$outhern policy, and SO does ex-
Senator 'Alcorn, of Miss.
PACKARD vAcATEs
the Louisiana State House to-day. I'm
mediately after the withdrawal of the
troops Nichols will take possession, TO-
gether with the Legislature, from waioa,
oriay seven members are absent. No
trouble is anticipated. .
RUSSIA AT WAR.
81. .Pvu1, April 75-Prince Gortsctao.
koff has issued circular to the European
powers which was madeEfsnblic last night
and in; it he announces that Russia Con-
.siders herself at wax with Turkey. The
Russian army Of 5o,ooc, commanded by
the Grand Duke Constantine is moving
through Romanian provinces the Roma
nian army offering no resistance.
THE EFFECT OF THE WAR
proclamation has been to serd wheat to
the highest point since 1866, No. MINI.
yesterday reached one ninety five in Mel
waukee, and another rise of six cents
| occurred to-day and "a further advance
is confidently anticipated. Other produce
has shared in the advance to a great ex
tent
THE LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE
! by almost unanimous vote elected Judge
Spaford U S. Senator: to-day. Packard
will. quietly retire from his position to-day.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Legislature assembled yesterday when
the Republican Lieutenant Governor, af-
ter caAing the Senate to order, retired IL:
fayor.of the Democratic claimant, protest.
ing, however, that he yielded to force.
| notright. ----.
| DEADWOOD EiNERSIONS.
A dispute arose Monday in Deadwood
concerning title to lots in south Dead
wood ending in pistols when Dan OBcad
l.oritch, Of Eureka, Nevada, was killed,
Stephen Cornish, of the: same place, wal
mortally wounded, and M. Mellush slight,
ly wounded. Another discussion of title
with pistols occurred on Tuesday, but nc
one hurt.
CHE STATE OF DAKOTA. -
An enthusiastic meeting was held al
Yankton yesterday to take steps to secure
the admission of Southern Dakota as z
State.
BANK FAILURE.
The National Exchange, WesHalrs
bank, Minneapolis, closed dts doors yes
terday No official statement of the
cause has been given but the cause attri-
buted by outsiders is to losses; last year in
the North Star Woo:en Mills failure, and
to connection with the Wong side OF
April wheat operations. 49,
B1ck River to DeadKood.
Greenley e .Cartcr's train from the
Black river country, Wis.,, onroute for
DeadWood arrived on Monday The
party consists Of the following named
| ro, +iounoo- II r Grooo1ov II r.