Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-06-28
Notes and news.

Notes and News.
A dead-lock-fase hair.
Father Genin is seriously i'll at Duluth
Brynnt's estate Is valued Mt one million.
The cotton crop is unusually promising this
year.
Is man gulty;of theft when he he: ''ateels his
breast!' iss.: :G$ aFSt JEf1-S2 = - 81"
4 new kind of ncck-tic socisbles-gathcringsa at
hanging.
Buffalo Bill is dangerously i'll in Nebraska with
typhoid fever. .s5kta.k 4
The army bill appropnates about twcnty-six
million dollars.
The drive well patents have been confirmed by
the u. 5. courts. r.H- .F4rssgF E73
SCHUYLER ColfaX Is smiling on the miners and
mnidens Ol Colorado 4..--s
Mrs. Bell Foster, wife Of E. II. Fortc:, died a.
Duluth u few days ago. ts II K
The army reorganization committee will meet
In Washington July -.
The St. Paul & Pacific r. R. will be completed
to Alexandria this year. s. - Ef-Js {
The body Of VIM. Cullen Bryant was laid beside
his wife ut Roslyn, L. l.
One OF the train robbers of the Union Pacific
has told the whole story.
The Indian appropriation this year is about
SSU,OO0 less than last year. r-ass. .s.a +lfsf
Gilmorc's band plays in Paris for its first per-
formancc Oh the 4th ofJuy. "
Congress appropriated Sl2,5OO for the protcc-
toE Of the levec ut Sioux City.
ST. Louis has reduced the pay other mayor from
$1,000 to 81 700. A nice sum yet a- z 80
Mics nate REID snassspeare I are N memorial luno
oehcnt III Lonuoh Fcaii|eu 9~,~-"'o".
Gen. Gibbon, it is rumorcd, has been ordered
to the West to relieve Gen. Howard - - --
Philip Simons, deserter from Custers COM
mund, suicidcd at Mankato last week.
n p. Clark recently paid $500 for hefer which
he has added TO his Maine Prairie herd.
of ! rl nj
head of the West Point graduating class. .
cor T.rrv Ia attending the Fitz John Porter
com mission now at work ut West Point -
r..,.;,.. r.,,a, =, Tho n,.n.,ono,, NJ tho
lava St.tc nrisnn hnve heen liscGvcrcd
vbo, wood h. ,nost ,,n-,nr;,,c for nr;zc. s,bt-
.,. r"e;"S VII ..horP,l Plp wInd NJ cn,,rsr
w..i,;,,nton ,aSt ,Scai tnr inSn,t;ua ia3w
'as' San W.. ".'"' W ~ :"
IL cost. S|'oo,VU, or ABOUT S4'UuUu ABOVE lis
i'..'p's " 'p.'".' 'n' p''' v,''' oep"' 'n'n'
Gen: John =. Fremont VIII gain much credit
Ior MIS- oecilhEhs !ears rs governor ol ArlZona.
on Friday last. hanging IL not played out yet.
Lizzie Anderson, daughter Of the famous
Wizard Of the North recently died in England.
The New York Evening Post is now owned and
managed by the daughters Of William Cullen Bry-
ant. Tn -
The Berlin conference seems to enjoy peaceful
frame of mind Turkey, however WILL NO doubt
be gobbcd.
Minnesota lumbcrmcn are jubilant: lumber is
bringing high price and logs arc coming out Of
the streams.
The departments Of the Gulf and Of the South
have been consolidated. Gen. Augur will remain
III command. , 5000.
Zack Chandler has been elected chairman of
the Central Republican committee of Mich. This
looks Ernntish.
Speaking Of the House Hayes resolution. the
New York Sun concludes that fraud triumphant
is lrau" a''ihe.
Omaha got sixty thousand dollars for military
headquarters and concludes 1t was n pcrtty fair
congress alter uil:
Acklin denies that Rosscr kicked him. and also
denies that he insulted the lady, and, Of course,
denies the challenge.
4 big Ire occurred at Faribault on the 9th inst
destroying nll of the buildings on Main st., be-
tween ID and 81 SITS. .-,- e.. . + - 80. a.
The government has obtained Judgment against
the L Mon Pucfc railroad for seven hundred and
hity thousand dollars. Fl" 90
Is It possible that U. s. Grant is the only man
in the United States fit to be president: Ii SO,
''u" !'a. notn naoi'.'
Kcspccta6G ladies' at Muscatinc, Iowa; visit the
saioons. II !ncH h"souhus oHcF ~ uliuk lncy
''n" 'hci' vi os .ne cur Fs .
!hrce hHhdrsu tn0usand dolIhrs was apPtoprla-
rh Tor surTeys maii oi the states ana territories.
Dakota Will gel lth snare.
The crops throughout the Northwest are unu,
tnaliy promising. Whcat never looked oetter ana
corn Is coming ON nicely.
Capt Bennett and Licut. Brush arc credited
i Win hns'ns E'aac ETH; improvements Al 'ne up
proachcs vi Fort smelling.
\ Boston paper is mean enough to say that Gail
Hamilton must ever remember that she was born
to ride sideways ON horse.
The Potter committee Is liable to prove too
much for the originators to make as much party
CAPITAL out of II us they desired,
Mrs. jerks said Washington air injured her
memory. hence her forgetfuIness OF what occurred
ter her arri val in Washington
,,,, ni,,.;,,o, b,s ,oorl, c,rn,,+,d h,- MA.
play 1t will be placed before the foot.lishts short
IS with Anna In the leading role.
More of the river 4,ank at Sioux CITY was cut
,,.nw an ~ tba III, hv Tho r",nnnUt N;..our; tbnn
had disappeared for year previous - 'r-~,
1,b, ,hro. ,c,,-os. ~. so -,c,ors,, r,urdorsd
the Worley faIniIy in Wavne Co. r. C.. we're
h.,,,,G at u GnlJah91rn nm tEn i1th ins+ ~ "O'0
mi. s.nsnn than for many yenrs bcfnrc Thc low
innds uhnmt Omaha ~ even nrc flondcd NV ~"
~
m NIX I;a. "cInmas u fron Fnr 2r ,e,
- Drrad,vn"d ronncr,jnn with tho R;smarct iins
Russia. which has always been ten days behind
the remainder OF the world is about to adopt the
tFcEoriah clrcuar, anu tnus Sct even WIN time.
The Republicans elect the governor in Oregon
b; ak majority The democrats get the congress-
mn and the Legislature which elects n U. 5. sen
a''f'
Anderson. it appears anticipated prosecutions
for perjury and for forgery, so he skipped. Much
evidence already given by hin has been proven
'ase.
The Piutes and BannOcks are still on the war
path and have stolen large amount of stock.
harmed number Of dwellings and taken few
F''!ps.
The Odd Fellows at Vermillion have commcnc-
cd the erection of q two story building the lower
story Tor rent and the upper story for lodge pur-
poses. e
Lieut. D. Gardner. of the 10th nifty. is plucky
,,*s. He would not submit to be black mailed
and has caused the arrest of the would-bc black
mailer.
Exceedingly rich mineral deposits are said to
have been found in the Bear Paw mountains.
nn"d u "nu ''n "' 'cpo' "" " n"'' oo'n o''
Col Keno, in letter to Gen. Banning, urges
an investigation OF thc Custer massacre. De-
.hus J.. Is I'LL aet VI J"9t'Sc " 'nosc "nuet ni'
N"'""'"'
Conkling made noble fight for Fcnton, his an
clcnt enemy. and secured his confirmation after
u h nu" Utc' once "llos' ulan'ous'y reJeclco ny