Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-02-16
Notes and News.

OCdt!cl lever RACES HI 0OutiCiH NAOHs~
tana. ss- s7
Power & Co.'S livery stable, Yankton,
was burned. Loss 5000.
r Down at Lincoln, Nebraska, oats go at
15 cts per bushel, and corn at I61a cts
"Gone where the woodbine twIncth,"
is the brief epitaph OF the Lead City
Register.
Hay in Rapid City. Black Hills, goes at
81 7MSco per ton. and corn and oats 81.
cts. Per pound.
There will moi De any general war IN
Europe. England can't afford, II She
IS orll. irving 10 iutiFnidate Russia lit
tie.
The total Catholic population OF Sthc
world is estimated at two hundred mil
lions, OF whom eight millions are IN the
United States. ,--...
Mr.. La Rose OF Fort Totten, has in
vented P O. stamping machine. The
government once offered $4,000 TO. such
an. invention. es
Denver eggs fetch IS cents PEE dozen,
and Rapid City, Black Hills, 500
Which plainly shows which section Of the
produces the richest frui:- -.
/ Whisky was ignomlniously expelled
from theCapitol atWashihgton some tune
ago, and the average statesz,an fell back
on lager beer. Beer has now been div
en- out and short session is almost GER
tain.
Col Hale, one Of the proprietors Of the
Woolley mine, Black Hills, went Eat
Friday morning. He is Chicago nssA
A recent two weeks run on that mine
cleaned up 81, 900.
Mr.. Beecher' name was registered on
Saturday at the Grand Pacific Hotel 1t
Chicago on the line beneath Frank Mout-
toms and the two gentlemen sat at the
same table at dinner.
! The Omaha Herald says: "Anoeher
year of development and imprevment like
the past one will place the Black Hills as
4 bullion producer very nearly, u noe
quite, on an equality will, the CoanssoeA
Mr.. A D Smith, ,-of the firm Of Fits q
Smith, post traders at Fort Rce, who>
with his wife has been visiting st Paul
for some time past, procuring goods, hss
left for his home, after making many
warm friends amemg St Paul people
PioseerP1<S
Mr.. r B Langdon. assignee Of Gibson
& TYLER. Minneapolis. has declared a
final devidend Of $ 7S-1oo cent On the ~
lar to creditors. The assets o. the nrn
were given by schedule at S4r5S3z,rI,
but Of that amount all were hypotheeated,
save the sum of S47,4S;!SS- There are
several hundred creditors entitled 20
amounts varying from I5c to $1,000
George Francis Train told big au-
dience in New York that he hsd pre-
dicted the time Of the POpes death he
also made the following prophea'es: VIZ
liam Cullen Bryant, Peter Cooper, ana
simon Cameron will die before the end
Of the year; wonderful changes in Es~ope
are to come in consequence OF the ropes
deatn; and Hayesis TO be the Iass psess-
dent Of the United States.
The Father OF Charley Ro~s = dsseo'sF-
aged in his long search for the lost BOY
While At Ba timore the other day ne sasd
to "a reporter: 'sThis makes 37s ocysJ
have been called on to see, or have been
written about. and mv hundreds os ta''-
lres to identify each wait as Try own "a"
taught me to entertain no ,ansaine nope
I suppose shall continue gong toee
bows till die, bat don't expect 20 fHd
Charlie in any OF them,
Major G.zfcke. OF the Cheyenne
Leader, .eIcgrapfs from Washington that
Law Gould ',a, had introduced IN coogre@
! bill incorporating the National fscsas
Railroad and Telegraph Company, Tor
he purpos- OF building i railroad and
telegraph line from Cheyenne Wa Fon
laramie, the Big Horn and Yeliows:sne
o Helena, Montana. and thcnce 70 the
Pacific coast. Mr.. Gould is confident It
rill pass.