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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS trUEsDAD SALE
AT 10 O'CLOCK.

CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUESDAY) SALE
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
VERY HANDSOME AND STYLISH PAIR BAY GELD
ID hand. high. and years old: w",ranssd sound
teams the State ' ses gold old mounted Double liar
TnE coarlETh TtssoGT viii ss sold absolutely With
VERY esAx sourE s poG
ans ,s ssund ''''
SWoDp %. fsE' 81 iLsAss hSaL9S 'a y
lefs in D. naaSErrs4 rs stable Is East so,h S. on tho
18th OF September. 1876. sold to pay charges and
BAY TRtcK HORSE. 1874 HANDS HIGH. 10 year. old;
and KIM use. Truck and ''''1
6ssh s K%s6s h"ss High M
rior coupe family hc,:e MOI. afraid .: loco
BLACK W
VIEW wGoS
BAY ROME M h..
used saddle horse and as leader in a tandem
BAY MARE M Sss ssHG @ r9f .Ss o not afraid
ofcars trots in minues warranted kind in harness
M s. nsp nc old
nRkD ns
in a:4o; record; warranted to in 30
PAIR Ray HoksEs, is HANDS HIGH. year. old; the
RAROUCHE, IN GOOD ORDER. by Colder 4 Post.
BLACK HORSE. l6 HANDS HIGH, years old; sired by
Cardinal (record 33) very stylish; warranted kind
and true.
BAY PONY. IL HANDS HIGH, years old: very hand.
some; excellent saddle pony warranted sound and
kind. Set single Harness. ana
VERY STYLISH 4, Is PHAETON. never used
BROWN HORS', 10 HANDS HIGH. 7 years old; very
stylish; can trot IN ~: warranted sound and kind
BAY HORSE, 1874 HANDS HIGH, years old; an extra
family horse. warranted sound and kind.
BAY PONY. 14i4 HANDS HIGH, years old; safe for
LADIES'; excellent under saddle warranted and
Kind
BLACK MARE, - HANDS HIGH years old: can trot
In . so sure; warranted kind and true. Set Single
Harness. and
NO TOP WAGON, BY STIvkRs.
TWO CLARENCEs SIX. SEAT PHAETON. two I.andaus,
II top sidcbar Road Wagons Top Phaetons. Extension
Top Phactons. Rockaways. single and Double har-
ness, Saddles and Brides. &c.
SALE COMMENCES Ar 10 O'CLOCK.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

C1 S0 SPEED, A HANDSOME BAY HORSE;
OIcV.tros IN 40: single or double lady can drive
him; loi hands. years old. handsome light. windsor
top road WAGON and Harness l56 East .6sh between
Lexington and Sd
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

A UCTIoN HOUSE or ARCH. JodSsr0S.
n 10. n % and - 18th ST..
near University place.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
&750 (00 tkoYAL HAyANA. JuLya rlCK. IGN.
20 %tOOsOVO.iets.S III to $40: Kentucky state. juno
80. AZ $40 60 81 -. JACKSON Co. ~ Nassau IT.
POOL SELLING.
A UCTION. FRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLS
sold on the running AZ Cleveland this evening and
- KELLY 4 BLISS.
DoOLs SOLD THIS AFTERNOON AT KELLY
u BLISS. Hoboken-Boston vs. ST. Louis Hartford vs.
Chicago. Louisville VS.. Star.
pools SOLD AT 76 HUDSON ST.. H0BokEN, NJ..
the trots At Granite State Park aud 26 class AZ
West Side PARK Heats and received by telegraph
also on the Cleveland running races W. LONELL
THE TURF.
poRT wAsHINGToN PLEASURE GROUNDS -rhE
S7 class for June "a postponed Tue-day July g. on
account o Fleetwood entries before stated steam
or Saawanhaka will leave 80 r. NJ. for Now York
WEST SIDE DRIVING PARK. JERSEY CITY,
w Great Race to-day. purse and stake $500 26 class
w I.ovell's b. =. Barney Kelly.
w. Bishoa's b. IN. Carrie N.
II. Gilherts s. x. Harry Gilbert
Three IN hve In harness. Stages from csrs 70 track
WILLIAM VAN RENSEN
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REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAG ES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that warranted sound kind and true In
harness, from three days is given
To test
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Next drawing Juno 80. 1877 Capital prise, $4,000
Tickets, $40: halves. IS; quarters, s. 60.
SIMMONS : DICKINSON.
~ Sd st., Louisville. Ky.
A
DO NOT DECEIVE YOURSELVES,
KENTUCKY CAS- ss''rS i D1ssisTfros nEis'rfr COMPANY.
New organization. new msn.Eement
WILL Will "IS Nor P''sf.' ss foSTrfosEDi rfsiDl''
$3.50 ss,Ss9o l.! y ..;; SAs%; sIa
-urx wArcH FOE JUNE 90 ,o,,
WHEN 'A'S Wilt HGsI sE H'ps4Sts'h DRAWN. S0hAAA
ONLY NINE DAYS IN WHICH TO BUY.
Tickets. $40; Halves. s.; Quarters, 81 so.
cw nAERow s.I,S.s G9 o'rs,; At.n
THos. H. HAYS 4 CO.. General Eastern agents.
697 Broadvay, New York
"A tai experience. Disease Of and system
specially Consultation ircc Dr. JAcoBy lsi Bleceker
4 Ill DISEASES or MEN. wHATEvER THE CAUSE.
ia,h i. -'N - ''''' @''' = -
FFLICTED.-ALL COMPLAINTS TREATED; NO
M S spesn Dr. Wh Is
st. between Broxaway and Bowery
~ UNFoRTyNATEs SHOULD CONSULT DIR,
AGrindlo immediate relief to tho anxious No li2 West
Ash st.
A LII COMPLAINTS TREATED sAPE. SURE AND
A MEXICAN SOFT CAPSULE cos PURE cAPsU.
haed Medicines put up in metallic boxes All druGgists
Y MARTINEZ CO..
Bankers, 10 Wall st. (bascmcnp,
buy and sell Spanish Bonds. spanish Colo and .v.n. Bank
Next Drawing July =. 1877
NARLsBAD
~ Carlsbad
Tho best and most ciicacioas European remedy
against all diseases OF 'si hys Bowels Spleen
yy,.: e
The Far Famed Ss.ur" '0'' 80
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si"sT.! Mineral waters: waters:
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tho sprudel Soap and
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Mineral Waters
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10Th st. Office hours from 8 to 3.
nIvORCEs-ABsOLUTE SPEEDILY OBTAINED,
Dwthcut publicity, deseron incompatihty. other
having unusual advantages assured advice
free ISAAC q. BOfCE. Lawyer 267 Broadway
~ O,reakfast)
Grateful, comfo forting.
by thorough knowledge OF the natural laws which
the operations of digestion and nutrition and by
careful application Of the ns properties Of well
dccately favored beverage which many
ssas % S. s n is G SS ss +, s
up until enough to resist tendency to dseas
Hundreds OF subtle maiadies arc floating around ready
to attack wherever there Is weak point We may escape
many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
blood and properly nourished "-Civ Service
Made simply with boiling milk
In packages and tins n s - EPss asS ~ co. tsS'''sd
Homeopathic Chemists.
Depot in New York-sMiTI 4 vANDEKBEK. Park
place For sale by all druggists and gr0ccrs.
LIINE RYE wHIsKEY FOUR YEARS Old. 81 PER
bers ut.
II -oFFICIAL DRAWINGS KENTUCKY STATE.
KENrucky-kxrRA CLASS No. 1897 JUNE IL, 1877
/, ~, ss 46, IL, 81, % 6s. so. s., ~ 81, 8. 20.
E. 8; q, 10, ~ .: SO :sz $, es, Z, 8 @ g, 7e
7 a. ss 81 S. no. sS e es " Il r. a. 3D.
81 10 ? T. si1asMoSs M bIokrSsos. s s MsSsss mi sa
fo' information =" 'n' IsSiS r%EKs. s' 'EMsKsos CO..
Bankers and Brokers, lso Broadway. room t.
r JHLDER, JR., UNITED STATES CONSULAR OF.
NJ .fce for Bremerhaven tieestemundc Shipowner and
Messrs Vivian Sons Yellow Metal Works, London. Office
107 Quayside. Bremerhaven.
II
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIABLE
HOUSE IN THE CITY.

REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
"a hours TO three days trial on horses warranted sound
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POOL SELLING.

$7E0 mn tkoYAL HAVANA: JnLya ficK.
- tOO.OOO. iets 81 to SO: Kentucky state. june
80 az $40 90 81 -. JACKSON CO.. ~ Nassau IT.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

K UCTIoN HOUSE or VAN rAssELf i KEARNEf
"A ITO AND liz EAST 18TH ST.
NEAR 4rH Av
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T OSr-fROM Is WEST HOUSTON ST.. SUNDAY
IJune IL skye Terrier Bitch daily Post marked on
COLLAR; 50 will be paid the person returning her the
abov nee
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I OST-A CAT; LARGE, WHITE BODIED, GRA
lIenrs and gray and black tail liberal reward will
paid for It's re turn to ii5 West 18th st.
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oST-0N SATURDAY. JUNE I6. A LoCKET. THE
lj6nder will be literally rewarded by returning to d.
w ODTDbNE. l1S Walker
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r oST-MoNDAY MORNING, BLACK AND TAN DOG
lLhad collar and ocket. Reward Of So will be paid
returned TO No. $50 5th
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r OST--s5 REwARD-IN FIFTH AVENUE STAGE
LA brown silk (Martin) Umbrella. marked A. j. L. Re
iurn Office New York Club. 25th st. and 9th
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HENRY A. DANIELS. N. D.,

IA Lexington av.. near Goth 81.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-01-17

L. - -.ser ~ .4sEHs
"Oh, Johnr she said, show could you
be so rash? J, u won't have. q rag on your
back by the tine this dreadful election
| is over y
ssNor much 10 speak Of on my legs, :
he gloomily rejoiaed. "By George, I'll
have to .oves myself with shellac if this
internal luck j. lows me to the end-that
IS, if therell be enough of me left to put
shellac on. Blu won't be bluffed down"
he impetuousl added t.,f I have to COM
mence on my mbs, and eventually bet
my liver I'll vii, yet"
seYo ou amt got anything more bet, /
hope?'' she as ed in a: voice OF aPpre-
hcnsion.
eyes, he ghed.. s.Ihere's this coat
and vest" i dicating the articles The
wore, onLs, isiana and the pants on
florida H, sighed drearily and sank
INTO chair. hen he said, in a voice
whose quiven g he; vai,,ly strove to con-
Iceal. n. Tide. looses tie election I've
got TO wheel cLelland, the barbes, the,
,shole length9 Main street, and if ay-
~ wins Sout; Carolina Eli have. TO- 3 'it;
ibarefooted anl barehea.rd. If South !
~arolina is all |; g;lt, howey. +, J" he added,
/ bi,ore eheerfuil., 81 can h..e my under
l.othes ard ha. on when wheel him. y
Mr.. Vsldree s live interest in the gen
erai result - t assumed. t
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lion. Wm A. Wheeler recently vis:led Gov. hayes
at Columbus.
ybe Texas Pacific bill is recommended by the
H ,use COMMITTEES.
T;lden is worth five million or was before he ro.sed
out a barl of money for eeciio., pdrposcs.
IT. is claimed that .nn-it and My we're recon-
jcad IN the b,oodiess tieii aft the cent duel
4. 5 Burdett, late Comm ssioner of the General
Land Office, who myst. rtpusiy olsapprared some
.uor.ths ago, is reported ~ re in Texas.
During 1876 Governor Iid-n yard ned 43 Grim
nails and coa,muted the sentens-s .: hfty. H. is
evidently kind-hearted old gentleman -
The st.. Paul purchasers Of Indian ponies do not
And much plea sure in breaking them an begin to
a. an the ponies were in the iSi.i Of the Dakotas.
Alexander Sharpe, a bros.;er-ia-iaw Of thesPr sl-
lent has been nomin .tsd for app ;intment as p y
m aver in the army For six ars past ne has b. en-
n 4 Marshal in the district OF Columbia.
recount of the votes in South Carolina by referee
,iyes the state to Hayes and elects the Republican
Candidates for Secretary Of State, C'mpi Gea-
raj (the latter by one vote,) Superintendent OF
.tucation, aud the Adjut.nt General. The Demo
r.ts have the Governor, Secretary OF tls Tr.asury
| a attorney General. Thi, IN the :acs OF the re-
rms including Laurens and Edgehcld counties
here armed mobs kept large numbers OF RePubli-
ans from the polls or forced them 70 vote contrary
=, their intentions.
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sParson Newman,s Hot scotch.

During this arctic weather themost'
popular spiritual theme with menis.
iis'the spirit of Newman" otherwise
known as Newman's Hot Scotch, and
made from rare old Scotch whiskey
brought as personal baggage from
abroad by the Rev. John z. Newman, Of
the Memorial Methodist Church, when
he returned from his tour .'of inspect.
ing Consulates.' % Arriving in this
country and finding that he had bought
more Scotch than he could inspect, he
proposed to. one of his parshieners, Nj.
Cake, the proprietor Of Wizards Hotel,
to exchange thirty gallons Oft for pale
sherry. Glad to accommodate his pas z
tor by rendering spiritual aid and spir'
itual comfort, Mr.. Cake made the bar.
gain. One of his bar tenders was rash
enough to mention to a journalist the
TACT, and it soon became a public mat.
ter. Mrs. Newman is distressed beyond
consolation. "rhe idea" ".says she, "of
nv husband, Methodist temperance
divine, being made known! to the COM
munity. as q trsficker in whiskey, and
smuggled whiskey at that; and then the
thought of having drink called after.
nim!:' At this the lady's grief over
came her. 1t was rather an ugly abuse
of conf iaenee, and 4 do not wonder at.
the distress ofMrs. Newman, who is a.
sensitive, good woman, over the due re-
suit, for surely it is not an edifying
sight to witness men crowding the bar
room at Wizards and hear them CALI
ny for "Newman's Hot Scotch. -
Washington letter. to Cincinnati CONNER
cial.
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the reason that he was : State SEMI
and not naturalized.
es A-a SENATOR wINDoN
was elected by the Minnesota Legisla
Myers, 81 the Black Hills Pioneer
enroute for Washington to ask congress
to organizesthe Y Z = IS
9ze8S. rERR1rolY OF RLDoRADoI, 500
bounded by the: 43d and 18th parallels
and meridtans 1861 ahd 1O7, or that
one degree. he taken from Dakota and
added to Wyoming. 2 s
\ ST. paul, Jan. 17.-Orders receiyedf
last evening require Gen. oAhgur to
maintain his present position until Con-
eress orathe President decides which
government, theS Nichols }or Packard
government, is the legal one.
tF-sa SENATORIAL ELECTIONS. " =
Blaine, of Maine, Ferry, of Michigan,
Window, os Nina, and Garland, OF Ar
kansas, were elected t. the q. S. Senate
Yesterday. .en InaINinojs Logan is ahead,
Boutwell, leadsin. Mass, and Hitchcock
in Nebraska, bdt neither are sure OF
election. .lI air. aoTsmattt 9Tsai i,gft
sHs, ELEcroRAL couEL. s,,,arsrs
i5Mashi6gtoh fumofs say tho Senate
and Houss committees have. agreed up
5on the mannef dff the count Of. the elec
tto;iraaa votes and the rightssof the respee
tive houses in the mattef:ns tdaisgd Toa
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The Democratic managers lcok with disfavor upo':
rilden's preposei removal TO Washington where ne
can personally superntend his poticai intersst'.
They be Is his friendsare competent to do til Z
Z lie H ,1ss committee on counting the electora
vote decides that the House has equal powers VIII:
che Senate In the matter; that the pres,den: Of tn
senate has no power TO coudt the vote ana tnst 40
Houses Z This view adhered 70 and acted upon woui
not only elscs Ti,den, (oy the House OF Represent
tiyes,) but would always give she House the PRIV
lege Of e,ecting the President where the vte
close one Therefore the coctrne 10 pernicious and
ought to be abandoned.
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NEWS I 4 FROM GENERAL ll|. MILES
Sioux Chiefs Murdered. Fight with
Sitting, Bull.
Skirmish with the ;+sS Sioux II near al Fort
Laramie.
OTHER MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
Special to the Bismarck TRIBUNE:
BENNETT-MAY.

BENNETT-MAY.
ST.. PAUL, Jan. 16.-James Gordon
Bennett has gone to Europe probably
to escape the penalty provided by the
laws of Maryland-public whipping on
the bare back-for duelling. Rumor
mas it that May died Of wounds received
in the duel.
HEAVY SHOWS
have fallen all over the country and
trains are blockaded on every hand
The snow in Chicago is
TWO FEET DEEP
and it is still showing.
The ice gorges on the Ohio river broke
on Tuesday causing
IMMENSE DAMAGE,
principally in coai barges. Three steam
ers were sunk.
John G. Clark, Of Wisconsin, has
been conftnet@ Fsigs TEE; ZEE; s.ssgg sz:g
SURVEYOR GENERAL Hs;s .gssss
,of, Dakota vice Dewey. ~, $S:s sI!s 81
So Major N ason, com manding at Camp
,Robinnsson with Spotted Tan sco4tsj has
gone 10 Induce q Ill Es s.aM.
81; "A GsCRAZY HORSE ss as S.3
to "a su tren1 II. .II Is ibsIleYed hls mission
viii l.be successful if the Iadians are al
lowed to surrender on the same terms
conceded to those who surrendered las,
fall.
Several members of the Republican
Leglslaturetin5a Z .s "a
A ( LOUISIANA RI ~
have joiDef the eaDsmocrats, mostly sup
porters If Pinchback who is very much
dissatisfied that he was not elected to
the u s.. Senate, and for that reason is
disposed to make trouble. The Presl-
oSn' A*s = eAu'lersN GEN Auaun. Jul, go4aL1-I
against allowing the Nlcl.ells govern
ment to gain by his policy of non-inter
ference adding that if present recogni
ton is made necessary Psckard's gov
ernmeas must be .recog gnized, Packard
iias asked AID Of Gen. Augur for the re.
coyery ol the Supreme Court room ano
court GecOrds from the possession OF the
NlchalIs crowd which request Gen.
Augur referred to the President.
.t-...,T sf5. 4 AsKIRMIs4 ,,..,ts
with the Sioux occurred 80 miles nortt
81 Fort Laramie Friday night, in which
Sergt. Barry and Privates Togard ano
one o otherof the78th Cavalryiwcre swouh
ded. Private K (, tn, Co. C 5tn Cavat-
~, was killed AZ Sydney, Neb /, on Sat
urlay in a row between soldiers ano
'ifs I..'s : ssvs. 81, from fIT. .T<lry
e = ~ rN5 2 Y
has been received by telegraph via Boze
man, Montana. On the 18th OF Dee.
~ FIVE SIOUX CHIEFS
bearing 4 flag Of truce approached the
Tongue River Cantonment. Before the
officers or soldiers knew Of their coming
they were killed by the Grow scouts.
Gen. Miles was very indignant on &C
count Of the
,lae ArRoc1TY OF THE ACT q
and the possible Importance of their
mission. Gen. Miles
rELEGRAPHs GEN. TERRY
jthst on the 1Sthsult three companies Of
the 5th Infantry under Lieut. Baldwin
STRUCK SITTING BULLS CAMP
on the Redwater, capturing all Of their
camp property and sixty mules and po'
nies. The
q 81 INDIANS ESCAPED 5lf.a
with little more than they had on their
persons. ss5i' n!
!, 3 TIE POLITICAL ffa.t.,.
situation is not materially changed.
The Democrats now charge that Finseth,
! Minnesota elector, is ineligible for
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Notes from aBuford.

FoRr BufoRD : JanuarH 1u1877--
The rumor which was in circulation :
short time since, that< Lieut.. Baldwin
and his command had been ...'wiped OUT
III Sitting Bull, proves tojbe entirely
without foundation, and the boot,
though not precisely on the other foot,
was something like it, Baldwin 60,
through to Tongue River all right ant
captured some sixty; head ofiponies, Joe
Culbertson, who. was with him bad q
jp,rretty close call; falling from his horse,
and the horse in turn fallingaupon Joe
he was surrounded bY the: hostilss,, but
managed to- extricate himself and com
mi,,esn,ced work with his 20 Henry" scat:
tering the reds in fine shape - Z ssz.
E General Miles whole force is probab1
II at Tongue RFer.s The 23d 81 sst,ll
Il Giendive snad three companies Of The
9Th, Captain Button commanding, are
daily expected here returning from es
cort duty to Tongue River. This will
term mate the bulk of wagon transpor.
tation to the Centonment this winter,
and the citizen, teams VIII ! Ill Esdis.
ch al,r,rsd from Gove ernment employ 7
Great energy dass been Displayed in
forwarding, supplies from the depot
here, and although buffalo overwhelming
has been furnished trains ,and escorts
several cases,of F'frostsbite" have oc
-; ~ * GEfS s5f ;ls8 f&5s& Gst5 *4f tf3f=s
RE mail m q. arrived il this evening, d,iir on.
day late from Bismarck: Lieut.. Baird
5t6 Unity ;, and Lieut.. Wagner, oh In
fantry, reached the post with the mail,
also Sam 0'Connell being pretty nea.
tagged, : They had 4 fortunate "thaw''
however an dIarrived, here ID excellent
h.o,th 81 :ass Fssa y; ,1iFs Fszf'sstSi 80 .
WI Mr.. JOSEPH ji leighton and Captain
Buck ksarrissd from Fort Peck today
At Peck every thing is quiet and no hos
tile VISITS apprehended for the present.
Medicine. Bears son, when here few
DAYS since, said he was in the hostiit
camp commanded by Sitting Bull, with
his fatber;-it that ej1ndians were no.
so destieite Of ammunition as was gen
eraty supposed, but would. avoid fight,
ing asa1auch as possible for the rest sot
the wiater. There seems to be a mis-,
takensimpression at times 1as to che
Iitumber o; warriors with Sitting Bull
= other hostile hiefs,3when they ar,
compated, from the numperfSof lodge,
they have. with. & them: y. Vnen S:ttinS
Bull was reported as4havlng a remnant
of 30 lodges,,'9' ztie b ad atleasts 2JO war
riYrs. with him. wfi,ch number III a shor
tine increased to 400, according to re
liable reports 1L,ng Dog, when b.,
crossed .tne Missouri last fall, had or'!!!f
TWO lodges " th him. Yet he hat:sss
,srse. ban t:f warriors Oh Idre, s.ktf
old enough to takeca of themselves,
xs:ress Securely. i4shed to ponies, ana fiErE
ried acio>s1ln safety.
81 agitation. IS good in many cases. IT
is certainly good to keep bad Indian
we'll agItsted; II is run out Of Of on ! IN !
hole, he viii seek another, but the,
cannot last at this kind. Of game, ano
sooner OF, later must come to terms.
General Hazen leaves Buf,rd enroute
to St. Paulon public business tosmor
row. Col. Sanders will command du
ring his absence. : @
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soy.

Last night Jinks gave a boy an old
pistol and summer coat to tie billy
goat to the door.bell of theresidence of
n,s mother in-law. The boy ''persuad-
ed' ten feet Of rope and that goat up
to the front door, tied one end Of the
rope to the bell-pull, gave it jerk and
then 'lit OUT The bell rung at
fearful rate, and the goat was wrestling
that door bell aid rope in frightful
way trying to get loose. Presently the
front door opened torn looking like
the ghost Of Hamlet holding a candle in
its hand, stood there. The goat took
running jump, head on, for the figure,
and struck it so hard that the form and
goat went clear inside the hall after a
lighted candle and a pair of specs that
started about the same time for the back
room. The fight between J'nks' moth
sr-in-law and that goat was terrible, but
II short duration. He got his horns fast
m her bu tie, pulled the old woman out
IN the front yard, and Was backing out
Of the gate with her, when policeman
cut the goat loose. got stood upon his
.,ead. and the old lady craw'ed into the
nouse.-Louisoille Courier .0urnal.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-01-17

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SLOWS that?nI she. asked. .s..s:s.eg.
ooh. the State went, democratic, and
I bet the coat that it would 60 Republi-
can. Inever saw such cussed luck.
His wife sighed.
.. At noon he came in, and said:
-7s.Where's them white cassilnere's, Ma
ria Iowa has gone Republican, gosh
dunn it /" i - w. zss
. And he marched off in sombre man
ner with the white cassimere's
The next day at noon he found a boy
sitting by the kitchen fire. His wife said /:
ssJohn. this is Mr.. Marshalps boy. He
is waiting to see you." Then the boy
spoke up,
.t'a says Mr.. Hawley was defeated for
Congress, and would you please let me
have your black pants. -
Mr.. Weldred groaned as he caught
the enquiring look in Mrs. Weldred s
ey~s: o;ah
ed 81 must take off these breeches. But
/ could lot help it. 1scould asWorn that
Gen Hawley would a-got it.
And he retired to change the garment.
bout 3 O'clock in the afternoon ne
again made his appearance, he seemed
70 be quite depressed.
gill have that dress coat, Maria, he
explained, with a dreamy sigh. ''both
Republican Representatives are eiecIe'
in Ridgefeld, and Bangs will wear that
coat after this.
Mr.. Bangs, who was waiting outside in
wagon, got the coat and DEPARTED ano
M. Weldred returned down town with
sickening pain in his heart.
There was nothing new at night. But
the next day, when he came home Al
noon, he electrified his wife by gloomll,
observiRg i 81
.'This is perfectly devi'ish! My best
par Of boots and that plush vest swept
away by Indiana's majority"
..My goodness!" Calculated the unha :
| py woman, in dispair.
81 can't help IT,, he protested. =
could a-sworn OH my dying bed that II
den wouldn't a-got 1000 majority in l
dana. believe the world is bot 0 {
side up, and every man is either liar Q.
lunatic.''