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Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04
The Deadwood Mtnes.

Business here is very good; every one
is at work, and some are making none.
very fast. You cannot imagine, nor can
l describe or give any idea of the busy,
active city Of Deadwood. 1t beats every
thing. There is not room in the city to
put up tent. The streets are as much
crowded as Broadway, N. r., and ever,
one moving as rapidly. The miners are
hard at work in the very center Of ,hr
city, the hills are covered with men, al;
working away at their claims. One old
German we came across was diggiys ou
quartz which was very rich. He md !.
guard over the pile of rock, which i. VI.
ued at $4,000, and still producing the
precious stuff. Old Montana and Cay.
fornia miners claim that the gold here
excels anything in either Montana .
California. Silver mines Of immense va
ue have been opened up, and one IN
is said to be the richest in theU ,.
water is too high for heavy min...
many claims are idle in consequ
Acqaatic in Cyook city Coe,e,9
Wadena Tribune.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04
Destitute of Metallic Substances,

A black-eyed chap was prsncing
around town last night informing al
he chanced to meet, if they happened
to look like a QuaTtermaster, that he
was destitute Of metallic substances
aud wanted situation, as cook, on the
expedition. He informed Lieut. Ghubb
that Gen. Gard had reserved place for
him, and was told he had best be on
hand to take the. Rankin on the arrival
of tie train in the evenings, if that was
the case. He was there, and, after
making numerous gestures that seemed
to have norelatien to the subject, said
he was destitute Of metaIs sandswanted
aljob. 4Col. Lee asked him where he,
was educated as a cook, and be replied
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04
An Editor Souea1s.

It may be Of some interest to tn =
parties who zealous!y set about and .,sd
raise $3.50 with which to pay CORE,
pondent of the Chicago Times tor saying
something very fine in his journal for
the Sidney "Short Cut Route into the
Hills, to know that the same chap has
just discounted his effort here in letter
to the Times from Bismarck, in which
he told all the bad stories he could invent
concerning Sidney and the various
routes along the U. P. r. r. We simply
call attention to this fact for the reason
that some people might not otherwise
know it. Two hundred and fifty dollars
paid to an migrate for ma!igning and
throwing graveyard dirt over our other
wise 1'untarnished" face.-Sidney 7sze-
gYaJk.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04
PERSONAL.

HGASONALs
VIM. A. Brum, Of st. Paul, Is In the city.
Major Reno lsft St Paul for the east last Thurs
day.
, DR.. Middleton has been ordered east land will
leave for New York in a few days.
! Major John Garland has gone to st. Cloud on
business in connection With pony trades.
3. G.. McClay. Of tie Diamond B Yre;gtt. line.
has been spending some days IN the city.
Lieut.. Edward Maguire. Of the Engineer Corps,
will accompany the Yellowstone Expedition.
J. W. Brigham, OF the Brigham House, Ninneap-
oils. 10 in thesaT Atsate for the Black RHts ~iea
saw mil. ( @k ~ ~. III Il Z
The following naued persons .rs booked fer to-
Stage eforDezdwcod: W.SChamp, Tar-
box, E: P. Fowler, &. N. Jefferds nd T. ADgeli.
Chas. B. Wright, President Of the N. T. Z. e.,
will arrive At St. Paul Wednesday, and Will Iroba
bly, come to Bismarck, spending gome deyJ on The
line,
Chas Stanton and Ihos. Devine, two Bismarck
Roth strhck rtrh leaxs Mjile sbsent md sbsousht
th0assa6 saeh..lz *as 3 Ss.5G~sss
Special orders from Department Headquarters d.
the Little Big Horn for the purpose o. atntifyiHg
the bodies Of officers killed there June y, f676.
AeArs. Stoyell ond FiaRnery have returned from
tAesesion Of the q. 8 Court at Fargo. Both met
;svsa eve ss;sssied vi.a Jig Ts4Iss 10 iisii
jandN1nA 90 "a 81
NH. Brown, CHS BfsNn, Nike slastery, +. p.
Davis, Con Lowney and JOS Hare, Petit Jurors,. =.
&C.: :Sdp, John Highland and L. Gill, Grand Jurors,
and Chas Louis witness lave returned from service
at the U. 8. Court at Fargo.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04
BISMARCK HOTELS.


1t is our purpose to- write up, from
time to tine, the several Hotels in Bis
rnarck to the end that toe travelling public
may become posted as to the accommo.
dations offered. Though Bismarck has
ever had good hotels, until new there
has been lack Of hotel eccomm ode
tions, but tie want will soon be fully
met, and wss most seriously felt aftec
the destruction of the Western and
Miners Hotels in March last.
The reconstruction of these houses
was i1ameaiesely commenced, and last
week tie Western was opened to the
public by its enterprisiag proprietors.
The nev hoase, much larger end every
way better adapted 10 tue hotel custom
Of the city. which has risen from the
ashes OF the cid, is 24xi09, two story,
with office 24x25, dining room
24x30, with as;arge and, in every re-
spect, we'll arranged kitchen, with
pantry, and three family recEs on the
6rst foog. 4 ladies' parlcr aad sleep.
ing accommodations for ierge NUM-
Der of guests will be found &bs<e. The
basement Is 22E25, we'll lighted and
IS used for the baz.5 the re-
mainder fos a wine cellar. In rear Of
this is cemEaedious, vegetzkse.cellar
Ehough the Western Hotel rs much
larger than the Old, its proprieters find
that. they have TOO little room, and
cog atemplate bsGding an addition
OF the lot adjoining, which
will enable then to accommodate q
largely increased. number of guests.
Ats:he present taBe they have seventy
Eve regular boardars and their pre-
portion Of the transient hotel oosiaess:
Of the city, and entertain their guests;
han dsomely. The Western is centrally,
tea-directly opposite the depot
and it is we'll managed by enterprising1
and pssstic-spirlted men who thorough:
" understand their business. At the:
time of the fire the Western had mott
less thaa sixty-fve regular boarders, 4
and it viii be seen that they hold Shsir
own and are gaining, as they certainly
deserve to do.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04
Jnstice Defeated.

Eo,roR R,sxARcK Tk1BuNE:-Allow
me small space in your paper for the
benefit of the public. I. B. Mason, OF
who is about thirty eight
year of age, with light complexion, light
blue eyes, a bald head. and broad shout
ders, of medium height and about one
hundred and eighty pounds weight,
stole money out Of one Of my money
drawers at this post. Some Of said
money was found upon him by the sher-
iff three hours after twas taken. Pos.
tive proof of this was placed before
the Grand Jury at the present term OF
court held at Fargo. Notwithstanding
all this, no bill was found against him,
but the court would not allow him to
be released and ordered that he should
renew his bond to appear at the next
term of court which shows that the
court thought that he should have been
indicted.
When Grand Juries fail to indict for
crimes of this kind, business men owe
it to Themselves as protection to one
another to publish to the world the true
character of such men as this man
Mason, and / hereby caution all per-
sons to look out for him as dangerous
man in any community, and it is to be.
hoped for the sake of the country that
such grand Juries are few and far be-
tween. WV. HARAoE.
Fort A. Lincoln, May 81, 1877.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04
P1ocsedings OF tho City Council

!P4ocseaiues or tho City Counoi1.
C1TY HALL, BlsxARcK, D. T., May II, 1877.
eressht-Mayor Mclean in the chat :; Aldermen
drimn, Aoples, Corey,S Mckenzie and Ms!oy. lsz
On motssn h was ordered that that portion Of the
ordinances requiring bond Of 5000 on the issu
Of license for the sale Of Intoxicating liquors be
stricken out It was also ordered that that portion
lifense At one hundred dollars for retailing sprtu
o1s liquors be amended so2St dx license at $50.
AessEa Griffin, McKen.ie and Aaloy voting aye;
Meart Peoples aqe Corey No: HH Ft.#
MOVED, secunded and carried that the rate o(
license Hxed by ordinance be approved, 49, I
Moved. seconded and carried that the minutes OF
Lat meeting be approved as amended. ! q
The bill dJ, 81. Richards was referred back to
tas +. conn!..es o. ways and In means: % ~.
nance be passed authorizing the mayor to deed to
y. N. Griffin Lot Is in Block 50, CITY Of Bismarck,
ordnance for this purpose was thereupon intro
sdqced ans passed. Messrs. Maloy, Mckenzie, Peo.
lAdjoulned ueal S p. M. 4.
CouncI met at 5p. m. May II pursuant to ad.
jourDment.
Prsstis- Aldermen Maloy, Mckenzie, People.
and Corey, Mayor Mclean In the chair. {{sN
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved. -
Moved and seconded that committee to investi
gtte and {epor upon the reports and so.ngs Of the
city omee6 be appointed The mottoa prevailed
and AIDS Mckenzie, Griffin and Corey we're ap
pointed aS such Committee = CfG.s5is,.F
The following bills were presented aad Jeferreds Il
the. csmlntttee ways and means: ~ p. q I. Issi
Blu 0fAleL. Mckenzie for,bqazd OF prisoners.
Bill Of E. Sloan for services, .S15-. vrs
|. Bill Of Chas Louis for services. $a 40. Z - y
Bills Oft. Fortune for services, 5000.
Bill OH. eager for services in connection *he
fire, $50.
Bill Of P Ealoy for services So.
Blu Of W. A Hol!embaek FOR stationery, $1s So
iThe committee on ways and means reported OF
the aboye bills Is follows: .z ~. ,z,.
ion l9k43ao of AlexandeS McKeHz; q favorably. sA2s
iOn4 bAl6oa aThos Fortune fay6rably.s5 "a izs5'
ION the bill Of Henry eager favorably.
ion the bill Of Wn. A. Hollenbaek favora big, and
iwas ordered that this bill be paid from the town
ste fund S-h-i-
land warrants we're ordered drawn in payment o.
the sane.
THE fsdssah Of P. Maloy was referred to thec com.
iActSaons resolution Authorizing thecity engfree,
I'd survey and locate stakes and monuments Wai
dkferred until next meeting.
Moved and seconded that an ordinance empower
efng tn mayor to deed lots to the Lake Superio,
and Puget Sound Land Company be, passed. The
mption preyailed and those voting aye were Aids
sMcKsnzie, f1aloy and Peoples no, AID GkGn.
z tkE}0usoef.L .s<IAe>a 4 - X ~. ].
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BISMARCK, D. T, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1877.

on . steamboat or. somewhere. Deem,
ing this a sufficient recommendation
Col. Lee presented him to Capt. Heint-
zelman, but Heintzelman could not APP
pfeciate his worth, and when last
heard from the disappointed destitute
talked of cleaning out the whole mill
tary outfit, metals or no metals, but
went off in search of Chubb, or metals,
Or something the absence of which
seemed to worry him.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04

Roger A. Proyor, in his decoration adj
dress at, New York, on the goth ult.,
said: The people of the North now have
no cause to mistrust the profession of feal-
ty to the Union that come from the sol
diers fthe South. Love of the Union
assumes its original ascendency; hence
forth the strength and security Of the
South are only to be found Under the
shield Of the Union. Z 49, = ,5.S Z. 5 :,
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04
BY TELEGRAPH
Special to Ae Bis,norek Tribune.
- WAR NEWS.

Special to A< Bisnones Tribune.
WAR NEWS.
) SE.PAuu, June THE war news by
the Atlantic Cable is voluminous but un-
important.
S,s GovRRNs1ENr CIRCLES
at Constantinople are reported despon-
dent believing they cannot equal the
Russian force now in the held. NJ ]
THE ,1oy,irMEAr sos raE RUSSIAN ARMY
are retarded however, BY rains and the
government is embarrassed by the ac-
ton. Of the, Servians who yclanaor for war
against Turkey which would certainly
compel Austria to send her army over
the boeder, ~ .gsy ,z,s- .s-a n " Il
aS a5sIst$ GENERAL ORD E.ss54 81
has been ordered to first notify the Mexi-
can authorities IN case Of raids into Texas
and then ie,beyneglect q refuse TO stop
them to follow the raiders into Mexico
until they are overtaken and punished,
then to recover pthesstoleu property.
sSssfs THE arosrilxsnER ofNKRxL
has sent special agent of the post Of
fee department TO induct new postmas-
tersin East and West licina, Louisiana
In one case the appointee was intimida
ted from taking possession while in an
otfier case the commission of the new
postmaster has been three times returned
to tbeyd dead letter Office as uncalled for
though the party was at the . same time
daily applying for letters. Theagentis'in-
:structed to- close the offices if the people
do not quietly submit to the Department.
auth6arity: JThevillage of
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04
GEN. NILES.
Auothar Account qf his Battle with

Special Correspondence Bismarck Tribune.
GAsroNnExT AT ToNGuE River, M. T..
May; 9Th, 1S77.-A command from this
cantonment that left here on the Is,
inst t., comprising Cos Z, G., II and L,
I'd cavalry, and Co.'S B and Il, 5th Inf'y,
and E, F, G. and H, 22d infantry, after
marching up Tongue River some 70
miles, left the wagon train under guard
Of three Aoonparies of infantry and pro-
ceeded with pack animals through a
pass across the Rosebud. This command
subsequently again divided, leaving
the infantry column with the majority
Of the pack animals, and, flying Light,
proceeded by forced narches, noctur-
nally and diurnally, by q circuitous
route to Muddy Greek, an amuent of
the Rosebud, where, ca the morning of
the 7th, they surprised and captured
Lame Deer's caaD Of 81 lodges. This
victorious command consisted Of Com
panies Z, G, II aad L, Cd cavalry, under
Capt. Ball, and detachment of mount.
ed infantry under Lieut.. Casey, Gen.
Miles being the head and front of the
offensive party. The route was complete.
The chief, Lame Deer. = head warrior,
and Iron Star being among the slain,
and numbers of the Indian dead lthese
among them) we're left on the field.
The entire camp, utensils, parsphena-
lite, and about $50 horses, mules and
ponies were captured, and utter, de-
moralizstion resulted to this band of
Indians, accounted one of the worst
and most formidable now hostile.
Gen. Miles had narrow escape from
the beligerent attentions Of Lame Deer
and Iron Star, who fired, three times at
him 1t only . few rods distance, and
while he was endeav oring to effect
pacific adjustment Of the difficulty.
These chiefs, an1 two others present,
were fairly riddled with balls. The
soldiers fought galisntly and per formed
excellent service, following the General
in every charge and thoroughly ful.
filing the Nilesian maxim at a fair,
"Where you see a head, hit it, 1t is
estimated that bout 40 warriors were
killed, twenty being counted by one
soldier in the vicinity of the line
charged over by his company, extend
ing distance of five miles from the
camp, over the contiguous bluffs. The
Indians made vain but repeated efforts
to regain some of their herd during the
night succeeding the fight, and many
we're wounded and killed by the picket
linei in the endeayor. Our loss is as
follows:
NPri5ate Chas. A. Martndale and Frank Giscko-
ray, Co. r, I'd Cavalry, and Peter Louys and
chas. Ghrenger, Co. n, I'd Cavalry, were killed. ,
I'd Lieut.. A. ID. Fuller, I'd Cavalry, wounded in
light shoulder (while advancing to receiye pro-
lessed surrender Of the Indians on the hill). \
RI. saml Fryer, Co. "a Cav, wounded in r't arm.
IS Vim. Omer,l right hand.
g Andrew Jeares, G., tis' - scalp.
ss Patrick Ryan, :. - left arm.
IS Thos. B. Gilmore, H, IS neck.
ss Fred Weekssg ,L, ,,.ss left hand. II
= Wn: Leonard. .s.sas'i'.tf.nt.a 3 ,i;a4g chin. L
Several men were injured, more, ,aoEl Ii
ess seriously. by being thrown from t
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04

The Sherman was lying at Sioux
City on Friday last but is.probably en-
route for up river ere this.
The Savanna left for Tongue River
Saturday evening, towing two heavily
loaded barges, but, meeting the big rise,
she was forced to leave one of them,
and is making good headway with the
other ssafnst the fearful current always
to be found at this season Of tthe year
The river is rising, rapidly and prem.
ises to be higher than for many years
ct this.season of the year. Last night
it raised four inches and to-day about
-
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04

Two or three publication days have
been skipped by the sTR1BUNE, of late,
because Of our building operations, and
one or two moreSmay be jumped as the
plasterers will begin their operations to-
morrow. AS soon as this seige is over
the TRIBUNE will be published regularly,
and for frontier circulation three times a
week.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04

icsayar does it sc i. spfesd tapsca psca !
platform drawn 81 pushed amioaae sthe
grasshoppers who jump to T avoid the ma
chine and are fastened in the tar" Thou
sands Of bushels have already been cahght
and burned in Minnesota this season BY
this means. It makes a clean sweep
where used. - - =.
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= BLACK HILLS MINES. I
Of q Practical and Well
10WusCharaCte Dan iC0S-
tel10 Knows OF the Minea. HE35f.

Ge4o Knows OF tne m10eSs
i Among the passengers by the last
Deadwood stage was Dan Costello, Of
Racine, Wis, who went to the Hills
some months ago in charge Of : quartz
mill for the Racine Mining, Company.
Thefrswas the first stamp which fell in
the Hills, and Mr.. Costello informs us
that their mill has crushed quartz for
almost every well.known lode in the
Hills. 81 While ehe does not think the
Hills full Of ofbonanzas, and Is not satis-
fed with the placer mines, he was on
his way east for new and improved ma
chinery and will return in 5 few weeks
With thirty stamp mill to take the
place eff, his present ten stamp machine.
While Mr. Costello does not believe
that the immense wealth exists in the
Hills which some people expect to find
lying around loose and within their
grasp without an expensive effort and
without fatiguing labor, he does be.
lieve the mine in which he is at work
will yield this season $7b 600 over and
Eabove expenses, and may yield much
more than that as. the quartz grows
richer as the mine is developed, and he
| says he knows Of no business that will
yield to capital 50 good returns. BE
finds little encouragement for labor,
however, and says the Hills are over
ruin with idle men, The great mass Of
whom are without mining or other
frontier experience, and many Of them
without dollar. That this is so he
does not blame the 5icouatry, for the
same state of affairs has existed in all
mining. countries. He believes the
Halls will settle up permanently with q
brave and, Industrious people and will
become famous for their sgricultaral
wealth as well as their mineral resour.
oes. Of Mr.. Costello's opinion Of the
Bismarck route to the Hills and the
country lying between Bismarck and
the Hills we speak elsewhere.
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The Tri-WeeE1y Tribune.
The TR1B1s F pears te day asa,s !sstr stsi-

L
The TR1BusE ppearss e day as z, lsstE tsi-
weekly and In. = weekly edition has Zen
restored. ,aThe weekly will be mailed !. TO- I
atl eastern subscribers Unless otherwise
ordered, and the .-tri-weekly to all city
subscribers, and to subscribers at the mill
tary pqts aad siaaaE Agencies i unless s
otherwise directed; The subscription
price of the trs-weekly will.bs five dollars
per annurn; that ofthe weekly two dollars,
With the last. issue volume four closed
and with this volume five begins~ m !,
5ihIaes 5ihIaeve,ahBsI. Isl &C., coaatnenee 1,eea t6a
publication -eG the -Tri-M eekly-butr am
nopncsd g that sH ityoadRs sld continued & y only!
during the yintsr, w bat its pnblications ,is. ss
now resumed and will be. continued until
superceded ,bya a dahy.niq soias9oiaI nan
Believing chat the const tantly !-increas---
paft rs a saaaaie} aa2q demanded a
something more than a weekly paper two
months, az; ago tie publication of the semi iii
So ss----.-
weekly TR1BUNE was commenced This,
Is IS r,os !, saaabskaas4. far3 4exSsnfabs
cause tri-weekly will best serve the
military nosts and Indian AGENCIES piH.
idg always later 1lGvs t,an dah IL ijA 1bAtainE
ed through any other source.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04

A correspondent Of, the Sidney Tele-:
graph gives an account of human skelf
and-a-pair of -sisser-spectacles buried
deep in mother earth, which was recent
ly found in the Black Hills.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04

Senator Conkling does not call on the
Hesident and refuses to endorse any, app--
plication for Office, Washington dis
patch says. @i-.' ~ ~:b''@.# - 1'''
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04

| Ben. Butler has purchased an extensive
estate in Colorado and has determined
toego oWest, raise cattle, grow up with
the country and get into the U. S. Senate
If he can. - ~ ~.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04

Senator Spencer, of Alabama, life long
friend Of Governor Pennington, of Da-
kota, has made large Investments inthe
Black Hills and intends making that
country his home after few years: The
Senator made great deal Of money
through early investments in Iowa. .lagri
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04

A Minnesota anti horse thief associa-,
ton offers two hundred dollars reward
for the capture: of horse thief or proof
OF his accidental death. ~ 1.0G ID. sstal
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04

ca%o9 The Guy Of BssW0FcE:
That John A. Mclean, Mayor Of the City Of Bis
imarck be and 10 hereby authorized and directed,
and fullSempowered to execute and ae5fyer, to Tie
Ltlef kparDE : ePuEt 1oupds Lands CoSpenya q
gtoasasdsu ecieat desd Sf ssnysy yance GonI Aesny
OF Bianaeck, D: T.. to LAKE Superior aud Puget
Sound Land Company for the lots selected and
agreed. .uPon by the Common Council and the said
company In pursuance and under agreement made
by and between the City Of Bismarck, D: T.. and
said company dsted May 20, 1875, and to carry out
in good faith said contract
And said mayor is hereby fully empowered to do
all and everything aecessaly requisite to be done
to carry oat and fulfill said contract between the
City Of Bismarck, D. T, and the said Lake Superior
Puget Sound Land Company, and all resolutions,
motions and srdinsnces in cenaict, With this ordi
nAeceare hsseby repealed: "a
ADvfove1 Nay 10, 1877 5A ~ ba
A3tsDt: JOHN A. MCLEAN Mavor
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04

gGsn. Grant SAID recently, when the
military failures Of Schurz, Banks and
others were spoken Of, thatit should not
be, forgotten, that they commenced oper-
.ations as Major Generals. 6, - :.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04

President Hayes will appoint aSouth;$
ern man to succeed Judge Davis on the
SuDreme bench. s>sitj ai5'JJtS- "if'' F5st1
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04

Deadwood has had first baptism Of
fire, resulting in loss ofabout five thou
sand dollars The; fire rigginated ID the
D.1.. D.G ry1ss.si ~ .assSi kEssla ss5a&F y "
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04

Upper Mich, was entirely destroyed by
a timber fire On Saturday, and seven
hundred people were thereby left toue-
less.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04
An exchange remarks !:

An exchange remarks:
ga Georgia negro twisted a mules tail
to urge it over a fence The small at
tendance at the funeral next day showed
that the people didn't care If he did
twist the mules tail.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-04

The trial of Kate Noonan for the inur-
der Of VIII sidle, at Minneapolis is now
in progress i.,ot.T ,d; ~ stg.t5y 4sf.3y ;,.i