Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-09-26
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this week comedies that there is short
supply Of wheat from all sources except
the United States and that higher prices
are necessary or American wheat will not
come fast enough to meet the demands
Of the English market. n,,.,,, - - -,
= ..rg ANDERSON ssH1FFCOTe ;sr.:l szysa
who was executed in the Jail yard at Har-
risburgh, Pa, yesterday, just before his
execution he acknowledged that he knew
David B. Lawson was to be murdered but
was otherwise innocent. While the rope
was being adjusted he wept bitterly and
protested they were hanging an inno-
cent man. The first rope broke and he
fell groaning to the ground. When he
was replaced on the scafold he renewed
his cries and declared God knew he was
innocent. His neck was not broken on
the second fall and he died slowly of
strangulation.
THREE MILLION DOLLARS.
securities were stolen from the vaults of
the Cambridge Port, Mass, National
Bank, yesterday. The securities belong
ed to the depositors and no clue has been
attained as to who the thief was.
THREE DEATHS -...-
and twenty new yellow fever cases were
reported at Farnand1na, Florida, on Sun
day. ...5. .s..f s,.t .-.9a-s.. .'s-g =. =.
-.." PATENT OFFICE MODELS.
About one hundred thousand were des-
troyed in Tuesdays fire. The records Of
the Indian Office were confused and much
damaged by water but none are known
to have been lost. ...,'''. . . - ~,..-s,1
-. --.,.,t TURKISH FORCES ~..,,j-~-.,-s.
crossing the Danube under cover of the
guns3of Silvestrla have occupied thesna-
tural stronghold on the Russian" side
which will constitute a; base Of operations
against Russian railway communication.
2ifat::oo THE RoMANIANs ..sdi -: .
have approached; through. sappers an and
mmers 50 near. to the second cGrivica re-
doubt before 1Plevna that the Turks will
be forced to. assault them" from their
works. =: XII; .rs...,st. ,,ss, ~.
s;t:ri ss;:.,z =. .PARTYlArS1ldOSIrY, Ic.i:
IN France is at white heat, and it is be-
lieved October cannot pass without an
outbreak! :.'::s,2 -: ~::.t: ~. i,I
/ A train on the Illinois Central was
~ THROWN FROM THE TRACK, =:
near Sandoyal, yesterday msrhlng killing
seven passengers and severely wounding
others. "A gang Of masked men were seen
who are believed to have torn UP the
track but for some unknown reason rob
berry was not attempted. so -.
- rHos. MEAD.
:, ST. PAUL, Sept. 7sth.-Thomas Mead
who was convicted for the murder of q
man named Davis at Lectoria, Ohio, and
sentenced to death. but escaped from prls'
on a year ago, being discovered at Ii
maville on Sunday resisted arrest and be-
ing wounded blew out his brains rather
than be recaptured.. .........
MORE STOLEN SECURITIES.
Securities amounting to S2,ooo,oeo be-
longing to private parties were stolen
from the First National Bank at Court.
land, N. Y, Yesterday. !.
SPENCER, GER1LD AND BALKLEY,
officers Of the defunct State Savings
Band of Chicago, have been indicted: ,for
embezzling $5oo,o 900, but they have ab.
seconded and their whereabouts is un:
known. n..riJ 70 d;untu G.:j 1871 9latssfci
+ !" !. ."t FIFTY THOUSAND WORKING MEN
Of North Unberfand and Durham joined
in a demonstration on Saturday on the
town moer Of New Castle in honor Of Gen
Grant who also had a grand reception al
Sunderland, yesterday. 20
5y} LkrER ADvICEs FROM LITTEN
report the whites mach alarmed ct the
evidence of Z. hostility since the
troops were withdrawn and that they are
fearful that the town will be- Plundered
and the inhabitants murdered.
THE FIDELITY SAVINGS BANK,
Chicago, closed its doors Yesterday, and
has been placed in the hands of re.
ce.rer.
FIRE IN THE PATENT OFFICE.
A fire broke out in the Patent Office
building Washington, Monday forenoon
in the attic rooms, where were stored re
jected models, probably caused by spon
! taneous combustion Of chemical p7epara
tons. The building was considered fir
proof except as to Eeof, but greatest alarm
prevailed, and the destruction Of valus
: BILE records of the patent, pension ant