Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-03-05
Notes and Nows.

tion.
Notes and News.
It is now spoken of as 'stie mighty
4124 grain dollar"
Green apples and cholera morbus are
current luxury in Georgia.
Omaha is to have new Opera House
and Chamber OF Commerce. zJ#
Leo XIII IS writer Of great ability,
and he also INDUCES his poetic vein.
"Where's Bristow and Reform de-
mands the Boston Post We can locate
Br,stow, who, as every body knows, is in
Kentucky.
Thirty families from Scranton, Penn
syivania, and seventy-hve families from
Chicago, are booked for Yankton and
vicinity this spring.
Hon. George H. Pend!eton's sickness
was produced by an ab>cess fron. the jaw,
disease which ought to be quite COM
mon in Washington.
Ida Greeley's husband, Col. Smith,
who had an encounter with a Mr.. Bliss
in Chappauqua last summer, has been
sued for S. 900 damages
Mr.. George Bancroft is said to take
such delight in books that he has the
pockets of his overcoat made broad
enough to hold an octave.
Present prospects are that large
amount of building will be done IN Yank
t n during the coming spring and sum-
mer-noetly brick business blocks
1ankkon Press. ......... Z.
According to the Democratic News,
Mark Twain has taken one Of every Two
dollars that John T Raymond has made
out of Col. Sellers, until the total has
amountedto to $1,000
Fred. Douglass said in his speech be-
fore the Howard university the other
other day, speaking OF the admission of
negroes to Congress, that If the negro can
stand Congress. Congress ought to stand
the negro. .... - !,
Mr.. S r Gwin and Colonel Sam Lewis
yesterday sold their title to the Home
stake No. 2 mine at Lead City, to Mesus.
J T Gilmer, o Salisbury and E T Travis,
all Pacific coast gentlemen, for 81 50, 900.
|-Deadsvasd Pioneer. T..
DR.. George Rice, who some years ago
WAC 1SA0SSO 0OluAo0kOb1 " NO4AAlANA0 NOA>
lege because he was colored man, and
afterward graduated at Dartmouth and
studied medicine in Paris, has achieved
an enviable professional reputation in
London.
Thank you, friend Lounsberry, for
your interest taken in our New Territory
scheme and assistance rendered. and we
solicit continuance of your influence
and efforts, but when you say Bismarck
will be the Denver of the Territory, We
must say we beg leave to differ with you.
for your distance is too great from us for
this ever to be, or for us to receive the
benefits we need from the capitol. Ne.
we can't see it IN that light; the capitol
must and will be Deadwood. Deadwaod
Times.
If Lincoln Territory is born, there will
be appointed a Governor. United States
Marshal, three judges, an adjutant gen
eral, by the President, and the other
territorial officers will be elected by the
people, In anticipation of the accouch-
ment, not less than one hundred eiger as
pirants for the appoint1ve Offices are all
ready in Washington, with anywhere
from sixty cents to four dollars in t1eir
pockets tugging away at anybody sup
posed to have S';nfooence," and the
chances are that somebody will be dis
appointed. s.s,
Among the improvements of town none
is more marked than the enlargmg and
re6tting of Welch's Hotel. Major
Nelch has purchased The properly on
which the hotel stands. and the extension
is being ranidly pushed forward. The
building will be two hundred feet in
length BY fifty IN width, will front on two
streets, ,.furnish accommodations for one
hundred and fifty guests, including twelve
suits of apartments, with rooms pIast-red
and elegantle furnished. The di ling
room will be 3ox75 feet, lighted on three
Pioneer.