Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-12-10
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DEADWOOD DISPATCHES
of the 9th say the Indians are all around
the Hills but are not very demonstra'
tive. Old Spiegel, who, with party Of
five was recently jumped by Indians,
went out alone for
REVENGE
declaring he would not eat or. sleep Until
he had killed an Indian. Wednesday
he rode into Crook City dragging the
corpse of savage by rope tied to his
saddle, and reported a running fight
with three Indians, wounding two and
killing the third.
JEALOUSY AND MURDER.
Kitty Leroy, jig dancer, who came
to Deadwood six months ago with one
Raymond, and subsequently married
Sam Curly, faro dealer. During the
latter's absence at Sidney Kitty again
took up with Raymond. Curley return
ed on Wednesday and after posting HIM
self on the situation shot Kitty and then
killed himself. She is believed to have
been the legal wife OF Captain E. H..
Lewis, of Bay City Michigan.
THE POPE
has experienced temporary relief but
any attempt to sit up produces relapse.
CONGRESS
will adjourn on the 18th to January 10th.
OVER DUE. /
The steamship, City Of Berlin, from
New York is four days over due at
Queenstown.
SENATOR DAVIS,
of Illinois, anticipates two thirds vote
in the Senate in favor of silver remoneti-
zation.
ARMY &EN
at Washington are considerably excited
ovor the warlike rumors from the Rio
Grande. General Ord tells the officers
ordered to Texas that they will soon have
hot work on their hands. No women
will accompany the reinforcements sent
to Texas, The artillery companies from
Carlisle barracks are TO be supplied with
horses and field pieces on the route.
SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN K1LLc,E,.7-....y
Lieutenants Bulls and Young, who
crossed into Mexico three weeks ago
with party of Seminole scouts have not
beez heard from but it is supposed they
have been killed by the Mexicans or
captured and sent to the city Of Mexico.
GEN. MILES,,
who was to leave Washington yesterday,
was ordered to wait for consultation with
General Sheridan, who is expected to ar
rive in Washington to-day.
THE PRESIDENT,
yesterday, repeated numerous nomina-
tons which were unconfrmed at the ex-
ira session.
THE TUKISH ADVANCE
from Elena was checked by a Russian
flank movement. Reinfercements have
been sent to ErZerOum.
FIGHTING FOR \ MINE.
Three parties are contending by force
for the possession Of Wooley>s mine in
Deaawood. Last night Edwards party
had possession, having bursted the Wool
ey party which had routed the Randall
party. Edwards party is provisioned
for sixty days.
ANOTHER FIGHT.
Deadwood's newly elected county off,
GERS were ousted by the old officials yes
terday by force.
NAVIGATION
closed on Lake Superior yesterday with
the arrival of the Manistee at Duluth
THE oRLEAN1sTs
are trying to organize a new French
ministry with MacMahon reserving the
choice Of the!ministers of war, Marine and
foreign affairs.
WILL PASS.
ST.. PAUL, Dec. 1o.-Comptroller Knox
believes there will be two thirds major
1ty in the Senate Ill favor of the silver re-
He thinks the Pres. will |
veto the pending bill.
THE HEIRS
of Jno. Zimmerman have begun suit to
establish their title to the New Orleans
and Louisiana property, which MJra
Clark Gaines had recently confirmed to
her after forty years litigation.
\ GREENBACk LEAGUE.
y national greenback league was Or
yanized in Washington on Saturday
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