Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-09-14
Notes and News.
hio fire at AnOka.

Notes ana N0W0s
Another big fire At Anoka.
Be careful about your diet now days.
We are going to have a show, We are.
Ex-Gov. Chamberlain's health is poor.
The presidential party have been hav-
ing fine visit in Ohio.
The gross receipts of the Minnesota
State Fair was about $4,000
Why is the letter like lamb? Be-
cause it is the beginning of sheep.
The army worm is devastating the cot
ton fields in Tennessee and Alabama.
That wicked right hand of Tom Mast
is disabled by too much, or too mean,
use.
Prof. Hall, the discoverer OF the new
satellites of Mars, started in life as car
penter.
And big blaze at East Minneapolis
burning up a little child, Gerrardlna
Neisingh.
Yellow fever has made its appearance
in Florida. Several Southern cities are
quarantined.
Speculation upon the subject gives
Gen. Grant fortune of from $4,000
to $4,000.
Frederick William Thomas, editor and
proprietor of the Philadelphia Free Press,
died Sept. 9Th aged 10 years.
The Prohibitionists Of Minnesota have
nominated State ticket with the Rev.
A. Wiley, of Mortified, for governor.
Richmond, Va, has been entertained
with an elopement. A white woman ran
away with negro. We pity the negro.
The German synod Of the Reformed
Church in the United States began its
annual session at Baltimore on the 9TH
inst.
Next to English sparrows there is noth-
ing that increases faster than potato bugs,
unless it is the interest on an unpaid
note.
The president has lately pardoned
number of violators of the revenue laws,
and persons who have tampered with the
mails.
Why is young la dy who has just left
boarding school like building commit
tee? Because she is ready to receive
proposals.
Rev. Joseph Cook, Of Boston, says that
we have churches that when they erect
new building dedicate to God only a
mortgage.
It seems a foregone conclusion that
Blaine and Clonklin are united in at least
one thing and that is opposition to Presi-
dent Hayes.
It Is officially announced that Belgium,
Sweden, Holland and Portugal have
Il ,skl, -
against Turkish cruelty.
Many man thinks it's virtue that
keeps him from turning rascal, when it
is only full stomach. One should be
grateful, and not mistake potatoes for
principles.
The Red Caps Of St. Paul, and the
Brown Stocking of Minneapolis, are still
engaged in pounding each others leath-
er in endeavoring to ascertain who IS the
basest ball players.
No artist however skillful has ever been
able to catch the expression of a mothers
face while carrying her infant home from
baby show at which her little darling
didn't get the prize.
A good little boy whe was kicked by a
mule did not say naughty words or go
home crying to his mother; he Just tied
the mule within five feet of bee hive,
backed him around to it, and let him
kick.
The volcano CatapaN has just had one
Of the most fearful eruptions known to
history. One thousand lives and millions
of property destroyed; the torrent Of lava
pouring down the mountain is described
as being ten times the bulk of Niagara.
Frank Winn, of Minneapolis, is dead.
He was the original proprietor of the
Owl, newspaper about four inches by
six, started in Minneapolis some nine
years ago and which afterwards merged
into the Frank, at that time, was
about tllirte en- years old.
Judge Dillon has denied the petition
Of James B. Hubbell of Mankato, MINI
for receiver for the Covington, Colum-
bus s. Black Hills railway company, but
enjoined the company from disposing of
the property or encum mbering the road.
If the company do not comply with the
order of the court a receiver will be ap-
pointed.
The King of Bavaria, the most uncom-
promising OF all the Wagnerites, one day
met soldier without a leg, and asked
him when he lost it. 'sIn the war of 49,
&C." replied the warrior, gruffiy. "Don't
you know me ?" asked the King, some
what piqued at the soldiers manner.
ssNo; how should II" was the. reply.
:" '"sYou don't go to the wars and don't go
TO the OPERA