Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-01-19

to require the authorities to take pre-
cautionary measures. The police force
was increased. Militia was placed in
readiness for action, and number OF the
sHoodlum" agitators arrested. The pre-
cautions are still maintained, and meet
ing Of the Anti Mongollons broken up,
last right, but no further disturbance is
expected.
ANOTHER NEW SENATOR
Maryland Legislature Dem.,) elected
James B. Groom, U. S. Senator.
a BIG STRIKE.
AT Ranta mines near Pueblo, Co.., Mr..
Mula, an old prospector has struck lode
which assays $12 600 of gold and $1,1oo
of silver to the ton.
THE BAD BANNOcks.
The Ft. Hall agent wants the Bannock
Indians taken away by the military to
the Indian Territory; otherwise, large
force will be required to keep them in
subJection.
MORRlSEY STILL LIVES
The physicians don't anticipate any
immediate danger in the case of the Hon.
John Morrisey ex-bruiser.
THE TROUBLES AT LEAD CITY
are uDaltered with serious results. The
citizens have succeeded in ousting the
jumpers.
THE LAST STAND.
Sueleinan Pasha's army composed of
remnants of the defeated armies and re-
treating garrisons, at last advices, was at
Phi'lopolis, burning everything in its
reach, and pressed by one Russian army
IN the rear, one in the front, and third
closing in upon its flank. A cabinet
council, to-day, at Constant1nople deliber-
ated upon measures for the defense of
that city (the last ditch). Two squadrons
Of Cossacks approaching Tirnova to es-
cort the Turkish peace delegates, the
Turkish commandant thought an attack
was intended and blew up the railway
bridge.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
has bought the arctic steam yacht, Pan
dora, to send her on another arctic ex-
pedition -
THREATENED HosTnITIES
at Atlantic and Gustice mines. near Vlr
ginia, were stopped by the miners union
which visited the miners in a body, and
ordered them to quit work on disputed
ground, and disarmed and removed the
hired fighters.
STEAMBOAT MEN
think the Coulson line has secured the
Missouri army transportation, contract
and Kountze, the Yellowstone and
Big Horn contracts. The bids are low.
Sr. PAUL. January 10, 1878.
REPEAL &C.
An immese mass meeting at Atlanta,
Georgia, last night, demanded the repeal
of the resumption act, and silver re1none-
tization.
Ex-sEC. BRIsTOW
was banqueted, last night, by Gov. Rice.
and !, 800 leading citizens of Boston.
ASSISTANCE,
The British minister at Constant:nople
has given assistance to 10000 refugees
within fifteen days.
THE RUSSIANS
entered PbilliopoIis on the 10Th, and ex-
tinguished the flames in the Bulgarian
quarters, fired by the reheatlng Turks.
It is reported from Vienna, that the
Turks have assented to the decision of
the Grand Duke Nicholas, that an armis-
tice on conditions shall be settled at
Adrianople, which the Turks are now
evacuating, and where the Russians will
probably arrive tomorrow. All the Bal
kan passes are now in possession OF the
Russians.
ARRAiGSED.
The members Of the Louisiana return
ing Board, were arraigned at New Or
leans, yesterday, for forgery and altering
the election returns.
PERSONAL.
Sheriff Mckenzie and Colonel Loun =
herrv will leave for Bismarck on Monday.
-Mayor Mclean Will remain until
next week.
THE FERRY CONTRACT.
The chances are in favor Of Mclean
on the Fort Lincoln ferry contract. Peck
aad Davidson both claim the Missouri
river contract bug the general opinion is
that Coulson has got it.
NEW BOATS.
Captain McGar5 will put new boat,
L.. uaIa,, ~, rho river in fhe spring.