Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-05-25
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Special to to Bismarek Tst6vSe.
BORDER TROUBLES.
ST. Paul, May 22.-A revival of the
border troubles along the Rio Grande is
feared because the partizans Of Lordos
make Texas their base Of operations
against the Diaz government.
GENERAL ORD
is now in Chicago consulting Gen. Sheri-
idan in nregard to the anticipated difficulty.
RUSSIAN DISPATCHES
report tisefcapture Of lArdahan on Thurs
day lastaogether with eighty cannon.
TURKISH DISPATCHES
report Russian repulses at Kars and Ar
dahan,but dates are not giveR.
THE GRAND DUKE MICHAEL
telegzaphs from Titles on Sunday that
along the entire Adkhasian coast the
Turkish gunboats are bombarding and
burning undefended settlements and land
ing Circassian emigrants atuarious points
who seek to excite Adkhasians to 1ebell-
ion. Troops have been dispatched to sup
prees any rising of these people. Turkish
dispatches say fifteen Russian batteries
have been sent from the army investing
Batoum, to suppress the insz1rrecton in
Adkhasia. Anxiety is felt in CONSTANT
neple concerning the result of attempts
to
RAISE AN NsURREcT1ON,
for which fifteen hundred Circassians,
fifty thousand rifles and several mountain
batteries were sent there.
RUSSIAN ATTEMPTS
to recapture Seekun Kaletwere repulsed
with heavy loss. Since the. fall OF Seek
nm Kalet
- - PANIC RElGNs
in all Russian Black Sea ports.
CzAR ALEXANDER
will arrive at Russian headquarters in
Roumania about June 9TH in time to wit
mess the crossing Of the Danube. The
Turkish chamber Of Deputies is likely to
tbe dissolved because of its free criticism
of the financial and military operations Of
;the government.
A REPORT FROM PARIS
says England and Russia have arrived at
friendly understanding concerning the
-Suez canal and Constantinople-
1NsURREcr1oNs
throughout Cncassia are reported from
Berlin. Before the beginningof the war
Russian officials Of that region sent up
loyal addresses promising regiment of
volunteers from the Mohamedan natives.
Marion, Ind, and vicinity were visited
.by -~-.a r--,---7r..---.@---
son Sunday. Houses were unreofed, fen
,ces destroyed, SC. Nine miles north OF
Marion brick church was
FILLED WITH PEOPLE
Dunkard service at the time of
the storm. The roof was lifted, and the
walls fell in killing one young man and
seriously injuring many others.
John Featherston, Division Srperinten-
dent of the
CHEYENNE AND BLACK HILLS
stage line was thrown from a wagon Mon
day morning near Mountain city and in
stantly killed.
The town Of Cresswer, N. c. IVES
81 TOTALLY DeSrRoYBp
bydre last Friday night.
The party to build the
TONGUE RIVER FpSr
vii leave st. Paul for bismarck Thurs
day morning. -
CRUBHED.
Sc PAUL, May 73.-In John Roasae's
ship yard At Chester, Pa, yesterday the
iuon steamship Saratoga started pre,aa-
turdy from the ways crushingaeven work
men 10 death and wounding many others.
/. HxAkTRENOANO SC91SES rz~
are:Decalled by those who saw the vessel
slowly move down the ways, while men
struggled for life were crushed, flesh
and bone, by the huge mass which moved
oyer, tlem. Instead Of. cheers, usually;
the launching Of 4 vssel inI
this caseA q.
Wall OF ANGUISH
went up from nineteen hundred yard en-.
ployees, above which were heard the.
shrieks Of the unfortunates.