Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-12-27
BISMARCK, b. Z, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27 1877.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to tie E;smarci Tribune.
GOLD AND SILVER.
ST. PAUL, Dec. 26.-Leading business
men of China have signed a petition in
favor of single gold standard and specie
1T WARD,
commanding cavalry detachment pur-
sued party of fstock-steallng Indians into
Mexico where he was joined by detach-
ment of Mexican troops and joint scout
was unsuccessful, but the Mexican Off
GERS expressed willingness to cooperate
in the pursuit of the raiders when they
cross into Mexico.
SHERIDAN
has been notified of the Secretary of Wars
approval of the final survey of the mill
tary road from Bismarck to the Black
Hills.
THE BANNocK INDIANS,
of Fort Hall, Idaho, have promised Colo
mel Smith, of the fourteenth infantry, to
the Indians who murdered
Alex R. Hodge, at Ross Ford, but the
promise is not relied upon. They are
we'll armed, we'll mounted and inselent.
It is thought they will make trouble next
spring
COMPANIES E, AND X,
eleventh Infantry, Major Bartlett COM
manding, arrived at Crook City on Tues
day evening from Cheyenne agency. via
Fort Pierre route. They often heard of
Indians along the route but saw none.
They crossed the Indian trail leading
northwest at Cheyenne river. Bartlett
thinks the Indians who were about the
Black Hills have gone to the Little Mis-
souri, Or Tongue river region.
TOTAL RUSSIAN LOSS
by war to December goth reaches So,412
Great distress exists among the poor of
Constantinople because Of provisions ris-
ing and currency falling: The Russians
are gathering for attack upon Rustchuk,
Silvestria and Saphio. The latter is in
danger of immediate capture.
SEVERE SNOW STORMS
since the 18th throughout Bulgaria and
Romania. 1t is feared hundreds of Turk
ish prisoners and Nubian troops were
caught on the mountains and perished in
the storm. A Russian transportation
train halted in the vicinity of Bucharest
to await until the storm subsided are
buried in the snow. Working parties
were extricating the train on Sunday and
found forty dead horses and twenty dead
men. The men had sought shelter IN
the wagons and froze to death within
half mile Of the city.
STANLEY,
the African explorer, has arrived at Adeh
on the south coast of Persia.
ALSACE AND LORRAINE
provisional corps expresses the wish that
Alsace and Lorraine shall receive its own
constitution as Federal State and have
representatives in the Federal council of
the German Empire.
EDINBURGH CHAMBER OF CONCIERGE
memorallzes the British government to
continue neutral IN the Eastern question
STEAMBOAT INSPECTORS,
at Detroit and New Orleans, accuse GER
tain unnamed manufacturers of boiler
iron of stamping their iron at greater than
its true strength.
SENATOR PATTERSON
is SO weak from nervous prostration that
even should he recover he would not be
able to leave his room for several weeks
to cJme.
PITTSBURGH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
has called a national convention at WASH
ington February the 2,d to consider the
question Of increasing the American mer-
chart marine and foreign trade.
GENERAL RAINS IN CALIFORNIA,
lest week, make crop prospects encourag-
ing.
EXCISE COMMISSIONER
Owen II. Murphy, of New York, has at-
seconded with over 10000 excise mon
eys. Murphy was appointed by Mayor
Wickham and with President Morton
formed the Democratic majority of the
board.
JOEL n. HAYES,
VIM. Muir ard H. Eslog, brokers and
Wall Street operators have been arres-
ted on the confession of confederate on