Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-06-14
BY I TE,LE CIR. .PH..
Special to the Bismarc1. Tribune. ~
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ST. PAUL, June 1874 Glovers attempt to
impeach Secretary Sherman upon his con.
duct for procuring money for the Louisi-
ana commission: will prove abortive. fFIc
has found absolutely nothing not perfectly
legsal-tllc only thing being a tender To
Baker, cashier of the First National Bank
| Of New York, asking him to advance mon
ey for expenses until congress could re-
7imbulse him by an appropriation, which
the bank did. The house appropriation
committee have stricken the clause out,
and the secretary now appeals to the sen
ate: There is q good prospect of congress.
.adjourning Monday. brs ;aa I.igifa..{ III
Tie senate Judiciary committee report
adversely on denomination of Leonard
for district attorney OF. Louisiana 2siEH5t
The senate confirmed 4&2 - =.
=. = 3s'5s FKEsloSr ss' 'lss = =
governor Of Arizona, and passed sixty-four
bills yesterday. ,ieH aah!or g. s.iDS I'll,
- AA-HA ANN I-'oA I"-h AO->s .ss's
f. Gen. Butler occupicditlic day before tllc
Potter committee examining Darrell, clerk
Smith and others. Darrell repeated An
derson's statements in many points. But
lcr severely batlgered him on his Office seek
ing schemes and the aid given to Andcr-,
son, whom Butler called drunken miser-
able fellow 90" "2&N. '.. nj .H@
The Matthews Investigation began yes
tcrday. and have subpGned Anderson and
Darrell, thinking it best not to trust the
Potter committees examination; =, ~ o.. Is
r aa H@- TO BE pAID.i0! r.I tas5gC=
q The house subcommittee on Japanese
indemnity will report authorizing the pay
ing back $3.50 in gold and five per cent
interest, and 1928 900 and accrued interest
to the officers and men of the steamers
Wyoming nnd Toksing. .t, ..ria7= .r .
J. 1'gHtgl!a ACCEPT 90 4"iss +
France, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Hun
gary, Russia and Switzerland have accept
ed the silver conference invitation. ...-...
ANOTHER RAILROAD. IT
Senator Sanders introduced bill grant
ing the right Of way and forty sections Of
land per mile to aid in the construction of
a railway and telegraph line from Omaha
through Dakota and Wyoming to the Ycl-
lowstonc Park, to connect with the n. P.
railroad east of 1.-THE 18th meridian. -
~. ..i'" INDIAN TROUBLES. ~ .a.
Idaho advices indicate an Indian upris-
ing growing. Disafectcd Piutes and
Shoshoncs have joined the Bannocks, and
it is believed that the whole military force
of the Pacific division will be necessary to
qucll an insurrcction. t-
DEAD. - 80 .'i..i
William Cullen Bryant died yesterday
RAILROAD STRIKERS
in Quebec have been very riotious and en-:
gagged in plundering stores. The military
were called out, a fight in the street ensucd,
ard one of the rioters was killed. ''. >
MIsCELIANEOUS. .---
President Hayes is ut West Point. ~
Emperor William has so far recovered
as to be able to go to Babclsburgh Mon
day. .r.... .. .:5.:8 81
Nearly all of the members of the COM
ing congress have arrived. 81" -.
Gortshikotfwas taken quite sick onreach-
ing Berlin. '
. Heavy snow in Pcrshirc, Scotland, on
the 11th.
Ohio Republican convention endorses
President Hayes. Judge White was nom
mated for Judge of the supreme court and
Milton Barnes for secretary of state. '''