Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-04-12
Notes aaa 1sss.

Oliver. Dalrymple is invest,ns in Fargo
Mrs. Ellen Banks is amusing the
Fargo people.
!. an Arab charger.
The Red RibbonitesI drove Lincoln,
New. Democratic.
The liquor license in Sioux Rails has
been fixed at $2oo. III
The Kelley Motor fraud has suck ed Ia
,ne million dollars. | STSFs
A Boston boiler exploded killing three
md wounding six:
Don Cameron and Miss Sherman will
be married May 9th.
A six=foot vein ot coal has been d,scov-
cred near Deadwood.
John w. Hoyt, of Wis. was confirmed
governor of Wyoming.
Matthews tStanlcy) is fot Packard for
collector Of New Orleans.
Ben Butler says Howe's speechis lot
Of id stale facts we'll stated.
Work has commenced on the Roches-
er and It. Paul Minn. R.R
There is strike all along the Atchin-
son, Topeka and Santa Fee R..R.s
The Fargo Times says whisky carried
last Tuesdays election in that berg.
A d Ellsworth, of Winona, purchased
l,coo acres Of N. P. Land last week.
The house committee, ways and means,
Is for the income tax by one majrity.,
Jay Gould was routed on Tuesday and
rhurman's U. P. bill passed BY 4osto 10
The loss on John Dunlap's iarul was
$1,000. It was the work of an incendiary.
The Democrats in Congress don't fav.
or the Maryland move for the presidency.
Bayard Taylor is enjoying numerous
feasts before his departure for Germany.
Several colored miners have struck it
-ich'in gulch near Lead City, Black
Hills.
Gen. Card will leave for Texas on the
10th, and his clerks will follow him on
the 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. T,lton are; reported IN
iavor of conciliatlon., Hayes policy is
catching.
General Devin, late commander of Ft.
Laramie. was buried in New York on last
Saturday. e
Gen. T. L. Rosser, leaves to-day 70.
Washington in the, interest Of the N.sP.
r. r. bill. ~
The Deadwood Daily Pioneer has en-.
larg:d to seven column paper and is
aourlshing.
Judge Kidder was in St. Paul or Mon
day on. his way home for . TIVE breek's 5
business trip. 3%
St. Louis figures an income Of TWO mill
lions from the Mohet Bell Punch, if it
were adopted. s3EF
"Lets agitate the Moaet Punch" has
superseded the old western expression
"Let's ,rrigate."
The recruits under 1t. Chance are not
coming this way just now. Their depart
ure has been delayed.
The Pa. Republicans in state conven-
ton. May IS, don't intend to endorse
Hayes-leave him alone.
The Pioneer Press leans to w. d. WASH
burn in the coming congressional fight in
the third dist, let Of MINI.
A barber who took razor in liquida-
-tion of claim against a customer, bap-
tized It kimball, because it was debt
razor.
The thin, pious man, who is continually
groaning over the wickedness Of this
world, is more troubled with dyspepsia
than blessed with religion.
1t. Col. Devin, of the 9th cavalry, is
dead. Maio- Sweetzer, Of the I'd caval-
ry, will take his place and Capt Lieb,
Of the 9Th, will take Sweetzer's.
George Francis Train thinks the con-
cluding words of marriage ceremonies
should read thus: "What man has put
together let the next best man run away
with." ''T
A news item says that an English trav-
eler in the Holy Land has discovered
Jacobs well. A rumor has been ahoat
for some time that Jacob was dead.-Oil
City Derrick. =
The Fargo Times says: Judge Barnes
is building new residence on his farm
four miles south Of The main
building is to be 16x3o, two stories high,
with wing 1oxIo.
The Senate bill for narrow gauge
railroad to the Hills from Bismarck was
considered for while on Tuesday.
Amendments cutting off branches and
striking out the words "narrow gauge
were agreed to.
The Third infantry band sersnaded
Major Chipman Yesterday At the Co.'S
naopolitan hotel. The Major and his
wife left this morning for Missoula The
Major goes to assume command OF Fort
Missoula.-Heleaa Herald
. The editor OF the Fargo Times is satis-
fed now that majority in that city do
not view political questions in the same
light that he does, Judging from his re-
mark that the suckers elected all Of the
city officers except the Aldermen.
The secret of the success OF Mitchells
y P. bill IN the committee ID the sup
posed fact that favorable report will re-
elect him U. S. Senator. His colleagues
consented to the report upon that show
ing but will not vote for it IN open senate.
Two Irishmen we're proceeding in COM
pany to jail-yard to witness an execu-
ton, when one said to the other: y say,
Pat, where wud yez be If the hangman
had his dues7" "Begosra. said Pat, =!
jist be walkin' down this shtreet alone:
This is the season of the year when Lo,
the poor Indian of Northern Minnesota,
Ma shs sss ssh b. scales I snl lie sa.i,
strains his maple sugar through his blan-
ket and sells it to the pale faces at nickle
cake. p
Buffalo Bill plays until the latter part
Oh April, closing his season at the Arch
ssreet theatre, Philadelphia, and he then
.oes 10 his Rancho on the Nor:h Platte.
.,h hsfe he now has stocked some 5000
head Of cattle He has had an offer from
London manager for the summer, but
has not decided.
Intelligence from Gen. Sheridan. n,
headquarters indicates that the loot mn;
Of the Black Hill. will be well guarded
during the coming s1mes nes ;nfantrv numDe. s.
der Capt. Pollock, of the 9th infantry,
ore now enroute from Fort Mckinney
Iold Fl Reno, on Powder Rivs,,) 10th, to the
In short time Capt. Polloek's ks command 2 man Z
will be joined by column from rom the .ss soIsh qa
and will, this force IN tne nslo .ne ~
dians will probably no: trouble the MIN
IL %, ranchnnen Of the Hills very much