Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-07-05
Note. ana news.

DR.. ]. C. Aver diedon the Sd inst : -
/ Trains will run to Sioux Falls by the 18th inst.
Hendricks thinks the Potter investigation fail
ue. F.t .asA4 - RGsE
Ms. jerks says she thinks Ben Butler Is just
lovely.
Dakota Headquarters have been removed 70 f.
Smelling. t tEf
Hon. 8, L. SPHINX Grated at Sioux City on the
4th inst.
The cars on the Southern MINI. R. R. are run
ming to Fairmont.
AR. Appleton, m old citizen Of Sioux City,
There isn't lightning-rod, . race.track or a
book agent In Japan. aa
The Chicago Evening Post has been merged in.
to the Daily Evening News.
The Missouri river is higher at Atchinson than
at any time before for IL years.
Mai VIM. J. flaming has been detailed as COM
missioner for the district OF Columbia.
The public debt statement shows an increase OF
over two million for the month OF Junc. -s-.
Bismarck paid special attention to Gen: Grant
on the occasion OF his recent visit to Berlin.
The Polk County Journal says the st. Paul &
Pacific will be completed TO Pembina this season.
Saloons having been abolished in winnipeg by
law, twenty-thrcc new "hotels" have been open
ed. .N- EFE ~
The order for the removal Of the U. 8. Land or
Wattereon publishes card in which he pro-
nuunccs Hewitt liar and quotes from Hewitt to
prove 1t.
The Benton Record man says he doesn't know
which is the worse to lacs tight or to get tight.
lie never laced.
Gus Plummer hs. again been acquitted on the
charges brought against him alleging trafhc IN
government property.
Now Eliza Pinkston has eontradcted her last
Afidnvit. 1t Is about time Elizabeth IlIton went
back Oh her last, also.
Five thousand five hundred bills were intro
duced during the last session OF congress. rive
hundred only were passed. .-E.
The present Emperor Of Germany ~ fought nit nit
hrst time Of command In the field.
gifts amounted to $750o, is now in destitute cir
cumstanccs and resides In New Orleans.
Father McLone, tho Times says, contemplates
the erection Of Catholic Church ut Fargo this
season to cost ten or fifteen Thousand dollars.
stand everything, therefore, they guilotine Amer
leans in Paris who persist in trying to speak
French.
Criminal charges, it is said, have been preferred
against Senator Patterson. and n requisltion has
been issued Tor his return to the state by Gov.
Hampton.
The Potter committee did not succeed in hnd-
Ing amyhhng ndt II N brl apy Of the o
rida case.
John Morrissey wouldn't have stolen money
even IL he had wanted for bread, but he'd SNUG
RASA VI ~"
any one else.
Russia claims to have accomplished all shc de-
sired when the war was commenced Europe
recognizes the necessity for the war by sanction
ing its results.
A late Deadwood coach on the Cheyenne ronte
was captured. The passengers were robbed and
three OF them severely wounded. One road agent
was wounded.
John Porter, has taken the degree Of mechanical
engineer and snutatorian at Leigh University, |
Bcthcchem, Pa.
Edwin Booth and Mrs. Junins Brutns Booth
have been Frustrated by the revival Of the assas-
sination talk Friends Of the family believe 1t |
will kill Mrs. Booth. |
Canada cheese factory has turned out a7,000 |
ID cheese. The milk from ,O0O COWS was required |
81 feet IN circumference.
Army officers believe there will be general In !
dian outbreak and the secretary of war has order.
ed forward large number OF recruits Great
alarm is felt in the Northwest
The case against Sherman Page fell to the
ground. Twenty three voted to impeach and IL
10 convict. not two thirds majority to lmpeach'
therefore the case was dismissed.
Gen. Stanley, J. NJ. Howarth and s. H. Briggs,
commissioners, will meet the Spotted Tail In
dians next week and try to satisfy them in the
matter of locating their agency.
Mrs. Tilton rc-afirms her confession Of adul-
terry with Henry Ward Bcecher ana says she
wishes her confession to gain as wide q circula-
tion as her original story denying it gained.
The latest from the peace congress indicates 4:
satisfied with England and thinks she ought to
give up something. English troops have been
dispatched to Malta in anticipation Of break.
Gen. w. D. washburn is likely to walk off with
the Republican congressional nomination 4nI IN % the
nell is equally certain to be renominated and re-
elected iii the 1st district. And possibly II. b.
Strait in the Cd district.
No one can reasonably doubt that Dakota IL
mi mildly in DonnlatiOn this wear. Already |
four new counties have been organized since the
opening OF spring, to-wit: McCook, Deuel., Grant
and CodingtOn. and ms many more may be asking
an organization within two or three months
Fargo Times.
The North Pacific bill was defeated by a cow
ardy set Of dcmagogues in congress who did not
dare to do right lest their costitucnts should hold
them responsible for some presumed land grant
outrage which they had not the courage to Justify.
Action on the Bismarck and Black Hills bill was
deferred for the same reason.
Ten Brock won the kentuck race. The time
was 8:19ai as follows: First mile 1:G9ai: second
mile 1891 So; third mile 5:53; fourth mile s:1sA,
ctcmcnt was intense as the California mare led
until after the 3d quarter was passed but was H.
naly beaten by ten lengths.
OF r. C. Mitchell. as publisher, and Judge F. F.
Parker. editor. The Tribune, of courrc will he
BY MI MshS as rSo"s wbo Snrc
been fighting Mitchell had better let up and give
him chance to labor for Duluth instead Of being
forced to protect himself for he Is In position to
kick harder than ever now.
A Connecticut editor shows his familiarity with
agriculture in the following:
:. .Tis wheat n-oat the progress ofthe approach
of spring. Onion yonder hills and meadows ma
farmer manifests corn-cider-apple zeal in his ef-
forts to secure early field crops while the gardens,
ssd %nese ark 9saG
They should thurn.u better ones.
Eliza Pnkston now says her horrible story was
by party managers who paid her $500
for swearing to it, and as the fellow with whom
to make clean breast oft She now
Processes to think her husband was murdered by
a negro because of some old personal matter, and
Rwcars that the outrage had no relation to poll
tics For the honor Of our race we hope she tells
the truth this time.
Dalton (Ga.) Enterprise: lady from near
Sugar Valley. Ga, says that a man was plowing
tered M ed the wish that Cod Would have to- plow in
the heat of the sun as he was forced to do: I'm.
upon utterng these words he stopped
still. us If turned to stone and 1t is positively as
serted that he was rooted to the spot, and that
two horses failed to pull him away. He was still
there when last heard from.
Applcton's Journal: The wise daughter is the
pride OF her father, yea, her mother doth delight
In her; but the foolish maiden bringeth sorrow.
She hangeth on the front gate; she tippeth up
her hat her left ear Her eye is full Of the Ola
|
on Main street. Her handkerchieffs
also seen. Then the dry goods clerk says ''Ha!
ia!'' He smilcth to himself; he maketh mistakes
In the measure Of calico.
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The Bear PasO Stampede.
The Benton Record says: Among the old res
idcnts Of Benton there has for years been strong
belief in the existence Of good paying placer
mines in the Bear Paw mountains. Prospects
were made as far back as 1860, and Of late years
'.coors" have been repeatedly found by parties