Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-07-18
Notes and News.

Blackberries, ten cents gallon in Ken
tucky.
Judge Benneli's family now reside in
Yankton.
The first bales of this years cotton crop,
sold at 20 cents. -
The Black Hills Handing has finally
been established at Fort George.
A Southern orator says confederate
bonds will be reduced in heaven.
Minnesota voted down the railroad
bond proposition by majority Of $3.50.
: III. Vanderbilt has an income Of
between five and seven million per annum.
Grant announces his emphatic approval
Of the Southern policy Of President
Hayes.
. Freeborn county, MINI, has destroyed
one thousand bushels ofgrasshoppers this
season.
Ben. Wade has changed his mind, and
thinks Hayes policy trump that will
surely win.
Dr.. Heighhold has been restored to his
position IS special agent Of the Treasury
department.
A Syracuse paper gives an account Of
a man who lived eighteen hours with a
broken neck.
The New York Tribune thinks that
Ben. Wade's conversion to Hayesism is
miracle of grace.
The Kenebec Journal reports the sink
ing of a boat and its crew by sword fish.
Two persons were drowned.
Minnie Sherman's diamonds have been
returned to the Treasury. Her chubby
feels too poor to pay the taxes on them.
James A. Lennon, well known at Bis
marck, suicided at Minneapolis few days
ago. No cause can be assigned for the
act.
Judge Page has suspended the county
attorney of Mower county, MINI. for un-
fiendIiness to him. Judge Page has
much tribulation for one SO good. =.
TIVE judges of the U. S. Court, have de-
cided that speculations in wheat options
is gambling, and that debts incurred in
these operations, can not be collected.
Secretary McCrary is inclined to think
that the Idaho Indian war is bigger
thing than was at first anticipated.
Hence volunteers have been authorized.
At Yankton, a wife entered saloon,
and drawing revolver on her husband,
orde.ed him to leave the place. Hubby
didn't bulge, but most Of the bystanders
did.
Jeff. Davis will assail Joe. Johnstone in
his forthcoming book, and hold him re-
sponsible for the failure to capture Wash
ington IN 1861 after the battle Of Bull
Run.
Mullet says he don't care d-n for
Sherman, and is developing the rascaEty
in treasury department which came I'M
der his notice while in favor with that de-
partment.
The MeHcans have concluded to over
look the order of Se'tY. Devin, directing
Gen. Ord to follow the raiders across the
border, and will labor with our forces to
prevent further raids.
The President admits that his civil ser-
vice policy is liable to do him harm in
some of the strong Republican states, but
believes the party will gain by it in the
end, and that the people will welcome
the change.
The minister in Illinois, who was sus-
pended for chronic lying, says he will
march for other fields in which to exer-
else his peculiar talent. An exchange
recommends him to get a berth as the
Washington correspondent of some met
ropolitan journal.
The associated press at last has con-
frmation of the Sitting Bull news, pub
lished first in the Tribune about three
weeks ago. The old scalper is maniloo
north of the line, and restricted as to ann
munition, ,and sufficiently amused as to
fighting, as heretofore stated.
Danville News:-Twelve yexfs ago
Richmond, with IS 600 inhabitants, lay in
ruins. Now she has rebuilt the whole Of
the burnt district, has established two hum
600 oI people is the handsomest city IL tie. &c
world. Norfolk ships near ,oooo bales
of cotton this year, and has developed a
trade in vegetables, fruit and fsh'which
has extended through our great N0sthesn
cities, across the Atlantic, and has in-s
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