Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-07-20
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AMorH1R STAGE ROBBERY.
ST.. PAUL. July 1oth.-The Cheyenne
stage was robbed again on Monday, near
Cheyenne river, and, Of course the pas.
senge1s were stripped Of all their valua-
bles.
made = raid on freighters' camp near
Crook City on Sunday, and stampeded
seventy horses and mules, Julius Hedge
losing fifty lnsles and the, Sidney Tfans-
pertain Company nine horses The gang
numbered twelve. "A company at
once organized and severe conflict will
follow if the gang is overtaken, and the
territory will not be expected to pay trial
expenses.
4 WAR PARTY
of Indians was seen near Spear Fish
yesterday. The party numbered thirty
five.
THE EAsrERN WAR. So.
Forty-five Russian battalians are now
north of Balkan, and are confronted by
by Sinleman Pasha with twenty thousand
soldiers.
MINISTERIAL CHANGES
continue in Turkey, bu: the war party
still predominates.
l IN ARMENIA
the Russians are still retreating towards
the frontier.
Testimony in the
GROVER INVESTIGATING
case yesterday, goes far to relieve Gov.
Grover of the charges against him. and
tends to implicate certain parties in the
of bogus evidence.
THE STRIKE
of the Baltimore & Ohio employees still
assumes formidable proportions, and they,
so far, remain masters of the situation.
In Martinsburg there are over two miles
of trains blockaded, and delayed trains
are unable to move in any direction. The
State having no regular military Gov.
Mathews has called upon the President
for troops to preserve the peace. The
President has complied with the requisi-
ton, sending six companies of infantry
to the theatre of war, and has issued a
proclamation warning the strikers to re-
turn to peaceful pursuits.
ANOTHER SUICIDE.
H. A. Childs, of Chaska, formerly
member of the Legislature from Hutch
inson. committed suicide on Sunday, in
the woods near his residence, by cutting
his throat with a razor. Caused pre-
sumed to be mental arrangement
THE STRIKE.
ST.. PAUL, June 2oth.-The strike of the
employees Of the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road, which commenced at Martinsburg,
continues to grow, and now extends west
ward as far as Chicago. The blockade
Of trains at Martinsburg has been raised
and trains are running both ways, but
the movement has gained elsewhere more
than it lost by the breaking Of this en-
barge. At Columbus the strike has as
sumed a serious aspect, and the Cover
nor has been called upon for troops. AT
noon yesterday the freight-train men on
the Western division Of the PennsJlva.
MIA road struck, and last evening large
meeting was held in Pittsburg and de-
termination arrived at to continue the
strike and to base the fight on the re-
duction of wages, which went into effect
June 1st and against the doubling Of
trains. 3ts;2 TIL
~ THE RUSSIAN WAR. ~ s7-'-'
The situation south of Balkan is be-
coming critical, and rumors are current
Of a strong Russian movement On Adri-
anople. The Turkish army appears to
be too scattered and i'll managed to offer
effective resistance Wholesale changes
in Turkish commands have taken place.
lAbdel Kerun, Gcneralis,mo, has been dis
placed BY Mehomet Ali Pasha.. SSenli-
man Pasha takes command of the army
in r oumelia, and war minister Redif
Pasha, has been dismissed, p" @'.s2z.
THE GRASsHOPPERs
have left the Red River valley without
injury to crops.
On the 10Th, Chief Joseph
OFFERED TO SURRENDER
to Gen. Howard, who agreed to accept
the same, but while negotiations were IN
progress the Indians folded their tents
like the Arabs and silently stole away.
Rhine Wine by the case or bottle at
NJ. Cahn's. l9
The ladies of Fort Lincoln gave hop