Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-03-21


day againIfor forty years. I'll ~
The Szpreme Court snstadns asdecisaOnl
adverse to the Chorpenning swindle.
The Sioux, it is said, have adoptedsa!
new war cry Yoo-y yoo-yoe s!. soo-iruct:
EESecty. MafTill has beon cmfirmed g: Il e
collector OF cuSsuIns at $PortaaHd,f Maine.
John sherman the asnesva seuetaryof
the treasury. was in Congress twenty
Twenty.6Ys. pr ceute ~A,slss.stock
in Texas died from cold, starvation and
exposure during the past winter. saS-
Mr.. Epperson has been confirme Sur
yeyor-General of Dakota vice Gen. Dew
tey whose term expired Some Iidie agp. /
AN Of the naenbfrs ofth& CabinetWete
wings except Scaaurz wko was not a citi-
zen Of the United States in the ygoo5 old
days. "a 9.!sss ~
Charlie Ross has beea discovered again.
This time among the indians. The re-
captured lad does resemble the lost Char
lie wonde, fully
Fred Douglas now occupies sten
Thousand dollar office under appointment
from President Haycs-Marshall of the
District of Columbia.
The whiskey men of Waseca, Mimi,
legged the Radical Office because 06tfle
radical views of the editor on the temper
ance question, last week.
The majority of Eastern manufactur-
ing establishments. closed in the tall be-
cause of hard times, are now running
their full force on full time.
The will Of Commodore Vanderbilt
was probated last week. William H.
whacks up with the other heirs and they
Withdraw their suit 20 break the will.
Oliver Ames has gone to meet Cakes
Ames and will mo longer aid in placing
Union Pacific stock where it will do the
lmost good. He.died few days ago.
The RepHbii ansaH rhcze' sLsB1sfa-
lture have n0minated Stanley Mathews
to succeed tahn Sherman in heals. J.
Senate. Mathews was leading Liberal
1 inSI872. ~ q M
Alexander H. Stephens urges as a con-
cessions to The South the apRose1eents9f
kHerschel N-59ohnson, ~ Tena. std 4 Hll 81 TIE
vacant Is; Y caused sby sshss re's;aas.ea sa +
Some lunatic at New Orleans wrote
President Hayes that he would kill
ernor Packard, for the public good, and
plead guilty, ii he wdu1din. aayanceeeans
ise him PARDON
Gen. Washhurn has negotiated Joan
of one and one halt million dollars with
ssaEouis railway zOn Sioux cifyf 1ttnlihacsiofl
to the Iowa state line.
The Sydney Telegraph, speaking of
Gen. Sherman.s visit TO that city,-S4Vt
the General believes the Indian Wartwll
be ended early this season, and promises
protection TO Black aiAss Settlers
(. Somebody near the Pfeadents ashedl
Tan appicant Ar aoaieS- Gscently F4he
would discharge his hest book keeper
simply because he had been foM years
in office. The applicant for position con-
,cluded that he would not.
Joseph Lewis who led -in.-New York
.recenuy, left $I.17s.ooo othe unitsd
States Government, to he used in paying
the national debt HeIe6 no children
to- quarrel over his property and little is
known as to his eally, history.
The associated press 1epGs Judge
d Barnes in Washington and that asjhdge
Bunsby, of Indiana, is usapplicant for his
place. The chances are favorable for the
.rc-appointment Of Barnes, however, as
he has stropg local endorsenent. 2apj,
Blaine, Morton, and other Republicans
who Threatened. or seemed to threaten,
opposition to Hayes are now among the
warmest supporters of his policy. Blaine
says there is general misunderstanding
regarding the intent sof Ehis ssRceehes. -
g a senator called m the = fEesidentsto
j protest againstshis cabinet ehdninat tohs,
and informed him he should vote against
several OF them, but the only consolation
he received was the Information that he
had a perfect right to do So If he wished.
A man in Wisconsin stole a free ride
on car truck last week but fell from
his perch during the ride and his feet
were caught and part Of him was drag
ged thirty miles over the ties at rail-
way speed, before the accident was die
covered.
Dakota and the Black Hills. ).