Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-09-12
NEWS AND NOTES.
The mans an ignoramus,
Or, lower yet, q scamp,
Who writes for information,

10000 lbs. , 5f8 .5lr. A'.@st
Sherman will spend the last two weeks of oc-
tober in Ohio. @E III .E8
There has been no rain in portions of Texas
for over four months sg -y go e-g~.1s,z 7,~s'4~
Evidently there will be no convictions in the
Chisholm murder cases. % .--.
The Rushford wagon works were destroyed by
fire last week. Loss $4,000.
Kate Sprague has asked for the appointment
Of a trustee for her property. a1 -
A brother of the murdered Dixon has been ap-
pointed clerk in the pension bureau. / ea5
The Southern Minnesota Railroad will be COM
pleted to Flandreau, Dakota, by Oct. 18th.
In California the Republicans elect all four
congressman and will control the Legislature.
Col. r. E. Johnson, of the First Infantry, hav-
ing become insane hae been sent to an asylum
There are 41,OOo post offices in the United
states-doublc the number there were i'll 1852
Kalloch was elected Mayor of San Francis
. co. DcYoung, no doubt, wishes he were dead
Four unionlsts have been arrested in Missouri
for the alleged murder of confederate leader IL
1874.
The Denver Tribune dares David Dayis to take
his independent party down to Yazoo and run for
sheriff
Col. Moodys residence, Yankton, has been
rented for the purpose and is now used for
Sisters SCHOOL. D. ': -'.Fsf f1t-f~t<" tsLf'',Z@
S1,4OO IN ,nument has been placed over the
grave of Madame Bopaparte at dreenmount Gem
etery, Baltimore. IA Il
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Another prominent Republican was murdered
in South Carolina last week for political reasons
Alexander Bryce, Jr. g.
The Canadian government has engaged Thos
Connelly to lecture in England cn Manitaba and
the American Northwest.
A thrcshing machine boiler exploded on the
farm of Earl $. Ionmans, in Lyon Co., Mimi,
last week killing VIM. Webb s.a @rs ~
Nine hundred tons of silver dollars are stored
in the treasury vaults at Washington. Sept. 1st
that stored amounted to $50. 6OS, 900. r.. .s
The Pembina branch of the Dakota Southern
Rairoad will be completed to Sioux Falls this
full-i5 will reach Canton by Sept. 18th. r.
Gold ls accumulating so rapidly in the treas
ury vaults that portion OF the silver vaults will
soon be required for the storage OF gold.1
1t now appears that Bonner purchased Rarus
In order to put him wi tn Forest and beat 22s
made by Vanderbilt's team two years ago.
The Afghan war which resulted in the massacre
of the English Embassy grew out of demand
for back pay. on the part of the native troops
The Dakota extension of the Chicago and
Northweste railway il graded seventy m lies
and the trek is being laid at the rate of mile
day. III Ia .ee VI . IL -
The Chicago Times Gays Schurz will show the
noble red man his legs to prove that the white
man has no more to cat than is allowed the In
dian. .ssss
Senator Lamar justiies the killing Of Dixon by
Barksdale OH the ground tiat Dixon had spoken
disrespcctfuly of female members Of Barksdale's
family. ..@' .a. 81
Jaw Gould has authorized the Howards to draw
on him for their entire expenses, if other re-
sources fail them for the care of the yellow fever
sufferers. "a"
The Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Railroad has been gobbled by the Rock Island s.
Pacific Railroad and St. Paul claims it as anoth-
sr tributary. E- a' .''
Mr.. Tinker and wife, of Painsville, Ohio, are
at the Sheridan. Mr.. Tinker came up with Gen.
Leasure and DR.. Shurlock to look for opportnni-
ties for investment in the West.
The deputy U. 8. marshals will take the next
census. 1t will show not only the population
hut the number of acres under cultivation, the
number of acres in wheat, oats, corn, etc.
Tramps have very generally disappeared
throughout the country and as concessions are
being constantly made by employers it IL fair
to assume that business interests arc rapidly re-
viving. 1. e. t ~ -
The Japanese took $50. 900 from their education
al fund and spent it for the entertainment OF
Gen. Grant and consequently no Japs will be
sent abroad next year for instruction in the En-
glish language. . + -
The Springfield Times, and its editor is the
land officer, says the railroad company has not
located Sioux script on the whole country about
Brulc City. Eighty acres near the city and one
hundred north Of town is all that has been loca-
ted by them. Es-g
The entire English Embassy met With death at
the hands of the natives on the occasion of the
Cabul revolt about the first of the month. The
attack was made by three Afghan regiments
which were joined by nine others. At the first
outbreak the officers were stoned when a rush
was made for the Embassy With the result stated
The tide Of emigration from Eng1ahd to the
: United States is setting in more strongly than
. ma,,v. people realize. A large .,ody Of fatmcrs
are assembled in Manchester ready to start, each
With capital Of 600 to $1,000. They intend to
!. eclonize in the West when they get here. The
,sh3le mining population of England are turning
theft ewes to America and Australia; three hun-
i, ired MEN Of the Bradford .fron and machine
x xorks, are en- route for Philadelphia, wherethey
:haye been promissd work; and . Sheffield cut
l,efy I'm Isl moving bodily to this country With
ssilltrxabitarand . lall force Of wcrkinenen