Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-10-31
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THE NORTH PACIFIC
train, via the Brainerd Branch, begin.
mig Thursday morning will run to Bis
marck in twenty hours.
SPEAKER RANDALL
announced the House committees yes
terday; the principal chairmen are: ways
and means, Wood, Banking, ETC., Buck
ner; Pacific Railroads, Potter, of New
York, Lands, Morrison; Judiciary, Knott;
Indian Affairs, Sayler, Military, Ban
ming. The: latter as made up is hostile
to.the army increase. The railroad and
land committees appear favorable to in
ternai improvements. Saunders introdu-
ces the
+ LINCOLN TERRITORIAL
bill in the senate yesterday.
is rapidly growing worse. His stomach
won't retain nourishment.
THREE 1NcEND1ARY FIRES
in Pittsburgh yesterday; supposed to be
set on fire by striking coepers.
PREsr's PROCLAMATION,
issued yesterday, appoints Nov. 29th Tor
Thanksgiving.
LATEST PARIS
political rumors are that the cabinet will
yield to the Republican ma jority and re-
tire.
is completely invested and the Russians
clam daily success in their movements
Armenia. Rev. Cutter o.
me- Walcott arrived at Sitka the 18th,
just in time to prevent the town from be-.
ing destroyed, and the whites
MAssAcRED BY THE INDIANS
The. latter were on grand spree, sever
al hundred being drunk, 4 =. -.
. --." : EDWIN ADAMS '-.e. - ..
died on Sunday.
The Columbia. South Carolina grand
jury returned an. indictment against L.
Case Carpenter, late revenue collector,
for forging State warrants, and against
Robert Srnalls, colored congressman, for
accepting bribe; Of five thousand dol
lars to vote for a fraudulent printing l,ap-.
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the ex-contederate cavalry general. died
yesterday. -
High-Bantyre colliery, near Glasgow,
has been finally opened and @.a....r.e
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY MINERS FOUND
who were killed by the recent explosion.
Grant was banquetted by the Ameri-
can Minister last evening. The guests
included MacMahon and..cabinet, the en-
tire diplomatic corps and the elite of
Paris. -.1-! l..:. --.--. ---..' +
DAKOTA AS A STATE.
ST. PAUL. Oct. 31st.-Hon. J. P. Kid
der, of Dakota, introduced bills for ad-
hitting Dakota as state, for organizing
Lincoln Territory out of the Hills, and
for esta blishing land district IN the
Black Hills. .-...r.. .- .~:;
At the Carson, (Nev.,) prison on Mon
lay, a number Of convicts seized Math-
ewson, the deputy, warden, and holding
him before them rushed for. the gate.
Mathewson, three times ordered the
guards to fire. They finally obeyed sew
.rely wounding Mathewson and two con-
victs when the other convicts surrender
I'd; no escapes. .~ 80. --~---.
A BIG WIND.
The passenger train on the Utah Gen.
trail, on Monday, when near Pennington
was lifted from the track and turned up
side down by the wind. Several persons
we're badly hurt.
-. THE PRESIDENT AND CABINET
we're welcomed at Richmond yesterday
y fifty thousand people. &1ia1so
At midnight Senator Morton.
80 WAS STILL ALIVE
md his friends hopeful but his physicians
ay there is no permanent improvement
n his condition. s.-z a.+.7 -.-r-.@
-5s-G: MINISTER TO ENGLAND.
John Welsh, rich sugar importer of
brother OF William Welsh,
ormerly of the board Of Indiana COM
has been nominated Minister
o England, zE.W. Stoughton, of New
FORK, has been confirmed Minister to
Russia. t
The army appropriation bill will pro-
ably be reported tomorrow.
The twenty four nour tram from st. /
'aui leaves to-morrow morning and
rriyes here Friday morning. Return