Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1878-11-18
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tan Bank and Stewards grave prevailed in
New York yesterday. A man named
Vraland was arrested Saturday to whom
the police attribute the Manhattan rob-
berry, but the New York Times announces
that he is one of the Stewart gang; that
two more have been arrested and the whole
gang is under the surveillance of the po-
lice and cannot escape. The remains are
not yet found and no positive evidence
against Vraland exists.
SHERMAN AND THE BANKS.
Secretary Sherman informs the report
ers that the treasury is in no way respon-
sible for the action of the New York banks
in resumption, and concerning the silver
dollar. The action finds no favor with
llim He thinks it is premature and that
the banks have made no allowance for
what action the government might take,
but have endeavored to prejudice that
action whatever it may be beforehand.
He says the president and himself will
recommend such limitation to silver coin.
age as will prevent depreciation of the
dollar, OF that its weight be increased to
par value, and is sanguine that clear ex-
position of the case will have good eff
feet on Congress.
FOUL MURDER.
Details Of a horrible murder at St. Louis
are telegraphed Mrs. Traske, wife of a
saddler, was discovered by her husband
on awakening, to have had her neck sew
cred by razor clear to the spinal column.
The bed, walls, and floor, were covered
with blood Traske is suspected but ap-
pears innocent and tcllsa straight story.
III A DEMOCRATIC DANIEL.
A Washington special says that prom
inent western Democratic member of con-
s,ress, commenting on the Presidents al
legged change in his Southern policy, says
that he was justified; that matters have
been carried In the recent election in the
South with high hand, and Mr.. Hayes
cannot be blamed for getting indignant at
tlle;lack of good faith shown by the South
erners. He thinks the South should recog
nize the fact that the Northern Democrats
are in a bad way and if the Democracy wish
ito carry the campaign in 1880, they must
have different spirit at the South and
the South must stay in the back ground
tor another generation.
ANOTHER ASSASSIN.
An attempt was made to assassinate
King Humbert at Naples yesterday. The
King and suite we're parading the streets
when a standard bearer in Labor Union
procession that was passing, rushed upon
the carriage with dagger, and endeav-
,ored to stab the King. The King drew
Ibis sword, and Secretary Corisco, riding
NEAR, managed to throw the murderer
down, receiving a wound in the thigh.
The Klng slightly wounded the murderer.
There was an impromptu celebration in
Rome over the Kings escape, last night
,Coriseo was crowned and the buildings IL
uumin9ted
JACK WHARTON AGAIN.
United Gt&es Marshal Wharton, Of Lou
iisiana.is in Washington to receive instruc-
tions in relation to the arrest and pr 0secu-
,tion of political offenders in that State.
FIRE.
The Multon fish market building was
damaged ss3GD00 by fire last night.
Earl Salisburys reply to Sec. Eva1ts'
.seeond dilettarnn,the fishery business, lis re
ecsixeA and published. It takes the stand
,that,thc commission was legally compe-
,tent to. make the award under the Wash
ington, treaty; th4 the award should have
been &15 900 600 instead Of 1000, 600, and
argues the other points raised BY the sec
retary, a length
.dfB& AFGHAN WAR.
All talasS,uas from the Afghan border
are stopped, and it is now thought beyond
. doubt that the English viii begin war
pp the eoth.
RUSSIA Is PROGRAMME.
Rounlania appeals to the powers against
.he carrying out tof Russia's programme ne /
tn the Dobrudscha. The porte has deci-,il