Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-01-31

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NOTES AND NEWS.
Wheaa = worth 81 IS in the st. Paul market
n. w..h,pssaa Chronicle has 'u'pe0ded- paD''-
sssion.
crenini. nov styled ''the bosu s'ee'or With |.
Judes KIddsf has introduced bill creating , iano
dtsesia IN Tie Blaek Hills.
IN. ,.rorted massacre Of the Yolino Black Hills
-paIty proves 70 be untrue. .r-
+ The Wesssrn Unien Telegraph Co. vil surrender
All o. fthe POLITICAL dispatches.
z Seesue,sy Csnsron, It 10 said, is about to marry q
.xidovs6 daughter Of Jerry Black.
South Csre1tns eiectcr GsweasS he vss .sserses
1ity thsusand doll1rs 70 VOTE fof Tilden
Judee DAVIS Hberal, IL elected to succeed senator
Logan In the o. 8. Senste from Illinois.
The wyeruapest recently seized 500 ponies in the
hands Of half bseed .. Ponce agency.
Fred Nag desiiDes to t+lk about the duel but ssys
tie pary seeking tatidactieo oets'ned".
.Immense dsuIsGe to shipping was done BY the lee
90 lie Potomac breaking few days ago.
Gen. Belknap has asked an immediate trial IN the
mt LODGED against him in the Circuit CouIG i
One hundred counterfeit plates, and dies Tor cast
ing bogus oliver seized At Cincinnati, rev days
ago.
The use of vhsk ey and tobacco pu One Hundred
Million dollars into Uncle Samuel's treasury last
year.
Geo. r. Hoar. electe to the Senate from Mass,
in nlace Of Boutwell, 8 . son Of the late Attorney
General.
Massachusetts elected Hoar to the Senate because
he, as member Of the House, earnestly favored the
electoral bill.
tn. chfefenQueer Of the Lake Shore road CON.
tt.d .nicide on account of the Ashtabula disaster,
. few dvys ago.
Edwin Adams. the ACTOR, has returned from Aus
tralia alive and we'll though bis death was reported
some time age
III. 1rd,sna Republican members Of the Legfsla-
ture object to the electoral bill and endorse Asrton
IN his opposition to It.
The author Of Helen's Babies is now night editor
IN the New YORK Herald All! The Herald always
was . wicked paper.
A ,hover Of snakes fell in Tennessee few days
sro. Specimens have been sent to the Smithsonian
Institute for examination.
Senators Copkling. Edmunds, Bayard and Thur
nan are .aid to jointly the authors OF the electo'
ral scheme now before Congress.
Dr. Clinton Wagner has written . treatise on This
Nose With asty cuts. We should think that moss
With hfty cuts had been treated to often.
Judge Kidder's Dill epproprlAtinB S<'CVv ~ '
pepsir of the military road between Springfield, D:
r, and Fort Randall has passed both houses OF
Congress. ~ .3a 2s 20 sji a
~ t,a. been commenced against Tilden for one
hundred and ffty thousand dollars due tae ppned
atates on account Of ineone tax lffaudulentJ Nth-
held. t 81 81 HI 81 i - III
The Danbury News man is distressed Lest the pub
iis may thnk him the Bailey just elected g the
g. Senate from Tennessee. he tsn's that +kind OF
nan.
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Democrats of the electoral bl ''but It 10 wise and
patriotic" 80 say all good ci'ixens who love their
country more than party u postofhces'
Il has finally been decided by the Supreme Court
ofthe U. that land grant rai'roade .se entleo 70
ompeneation irom the United Seztes for traesports
ion on account Of the Uniteed States ~ Il IA -
The Minnesota Delaware, Connecticut and Mas
nchusetss legislatures have passed memorials In
favor Of the electoral bill. Business men throughout
the country almost without exception, J heartily
approve oft.
SECRETARY Chandler pronounces as forgery the
lpurpor,sd dispatch to Governor stearnes signed
T. Chandler, directing him to hold the state Tor
Hayes and informing him that troops and money
would ne sent -t' eHSt4't'htt
nre at Port Ripley rec emily destroyed the quar-
aermas,er and commissary store houses with nearly
ill their coptents; sets Of officers quarters and
four laundry quarters, besides other buildings The
telegraph apparatus was ALSO destroyed. * :. Il
The Senate passed the electoral bill a. It from
The committee by . vote Of Al to II. Among the
noes are Blaine, Morton, Sherman, the two CAiner-
ons. and Eaton, the latter the only eocrst voting
no are among the nays.
Deputy D. i. Marshal Durham when attempting
70 arrest '.Lmpy Jack" Of jamestown, charged with
su Sss abSsd BY the the later inc.iDs IN ugly wound
ON the forehead. Limpy 10 low In jail at Fargo.
Governor T,lden is reported to have said that he
can better afford 70 be counted out than Hayes can
Afford to be counted in. He said to be entirely oP
posed to all Efforts to ntimidste Congress BY such
means ss the sth ofJanuary meeting, or any other.
The completion Of and design OF the three cent pos
tage stalup will be changed May Ist. The present
color il TOO easy washed and immense Frauds IN the
aggregate, have been perpetrsted upon the poHall
revenues. Il
girl feel heavier than feather on fellows
kneen Fulton times:-'.And the same fellow would !
have his Ies cramped all out Of shape by seventy-dve
pouods Of wife," banbury News:-.'That woutd |
depend somewhat on whose wife It was"
The Hartford Courant declares thst the house
which defeats measure, the adoption Of which
would the country, as Curtiss expresses it,
"a president. be he republican or democrat, who
shall pass unchalenged to the chair" will receive
the execrstions OF the whole American people.
President Grant, in reply to . resolution Of the
House. gives for sending troops to the South
and recalls precedents in Democratic admiDistraioDs
among them one where troops were used by execu-
tive order to force the return fugitive slaves with
ont the call Of the Legislature the executive of
the State.
''lll read thee poem sweet"
He said, and opened the book.
She was sentimental maid
And had q languid look.
Like her, who on dulcimer,
By far Abora played
The same whom Samuel Coleridge called
An Abyssiuian maid.
Her eyes diffuse tender spell
(The doting lovers meed),
Her ruby lips, in parting, ask:
''What poet dost thou readf
''His name is Tupper, J" said he,
'.As night, as grand and DIM"
Then she arose and quickly1put ,