davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-11-20
Farm, Garden and Household,

II tLis department brief suggestions facts and
Experiences are solicited from housekeanars
rmers and gardeners Address ArricuIfnral
Itar journal Office. Belfast Maine
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-11-20

The trade il sea-shelIs is principally in
the hands Of . single Philadelphia firm,
who recently received cargo Of 10000 Of
what are termed the common conches," 7"
and which wholesale at S5 to s. per
hundred. They are brought from the
Bahamas at very cheap rate, as they
make excellent ballast. The shells are
gathered BY negroes who fish them out of
the water with long poles. The "Queen
Conch" is a much rarer Shell, and has to
be dived for. The wholesale price is
about $50 per hundred At all inland
places, the shells art in great demand
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-11-20

little boy saying his prayers when his lit
tie brother teased him The boy struggled between
his sense of duty and his inclination, for time,
but finally compromised by saying Please Lord,
excuse me while | punch my brother Johnnie's
head Johnnies head having been duly punched,
the PRAYER was finished
The New York herald., 1879-03-06

Tl.AS NAIL LINE.
AFOR WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA,
calling ut the following ports, viz. -
Kingston. jam Cape 1layt Gonatves. 81 Marc, Port
Prince Aux Cages and Jacmcl, in Ilay; santa Martha
savanilla Carthagcna and Aspinwa in Colombia. and
Gryytown Nicaragua
Regular fortne6tly sailings from per No. 81 North
River - follows;--
FOR W>YTi COLOMBIA GREYTOwN IsTHMUs OF
PANAMA AND SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS
(via ASPINWALIJ.
ALPS........ March AiI.SA ........... March 81
FOR KINGSTON WAMJ AND IIAYTL
ATLAS. February ~ ETNA.............Merch -
Supcrior first class passenger accommodations.
PIN, FORWOOD Co. Agents
No. J1 Wall 81.
TExAs. LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING At
| kcy Wcst.-Thc steamer RIO GRANDE Captain
will sail from pier 10 Ens River saturday, March
+. ut 3 4. VI.
Through bills Of adng given to Houston and all points
on International and Great Northern. galveston ous
ton Henderson and the Galvcston Harrisburg
Antonio railroads
&. H. MALLORY CO.. Agents.
pier ~ East River.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DILECr MAIL LINE
~ These first class steamships will sail at T. NJ from
pier ia North River foot of Cedar ST. for Havana direct
rs follows
steamer MOERO CASTLE. ,....... Wednesday, March IL
Steamer SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Saturday, March ~
For freight and passage having unsurpassed
WILLIAM r. CLYDE 4 co, No. 6 Bowling Greon.
LAwT0N BROS, Agents In Havana
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
posi- OFFICE NOTICE.

1)OSr OFFICE NOTICE.-tiE FOREIGN MAILS FOR
L the week ending Saturday. March \ 1879. will close st
this Office on Wednesday at IL 80 L. NJ for Europe by
steamship Fartha via Queenstown for
France must he specially Addressed ond 4 " Tor
France direct by steamship Amerquc via svrc Thurs
day nt " W. Tor France Germany Ac by steamship Frsa
via Plymouth Chcrbourg and Hamburg correspondence
for Great Britain and the Continent be specially adj
drcsscl, and ~ " NJ tor Europe by steamship city Of
Montreal Queenstown for Gcrmnny
and France must be specially addrcsscd saturday AZ
IL 40 A. NJ. for Germany, Sc, by steamship Wcscr VIA
southampton and Bremen correspondence Tor Great
britain and the Continent must be specially Addressed.
and a IL NJ for Europe by steamship Brtannic VIA Queens
town correspondence for Gormany and scotland must Oe
specially addressed. and a. - VI Tor scotland direct y
steamship Ethiopia via GLASGOW The steamships turha,
City OF Montreal aud Britannia do not take mats for Den
mark Sweden aud Norway. The mails foe Nassau y. H..
leave New York March The mails Tor liaNt. Savana.
&c, leave Now York March =. The mails for thc West
Indies Brazil and Argentine leave Nov York March ;.
The mails for Havana leave New lork March and = III,
mails Tor Ncxico leave York March Tue mails
Aspnwall aud Pacific pcrts leave New Not March
10 The mails China aud Japan leave san Franc
March Is Tho mails for Australia, @c; leave SAN ffan.
cisco March IL . TldOS !. JAMES, FOstmaster
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HsTRoLoGY"2D PAcE-eth COL
soAkbERs ssal6ERswnNr wnNrEp-2S and s,h coll.
hG8
BusIsSSE;ss oPPoRTuNITIEsaerss s,r PAGE .s;
4y RsL ESraFE F6k
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-i2TH PAcE-5th col
GGdoGMES AND pAcnsA and
coAsTWisE srEAMsHIPs-,s1 PAeE-ssh and 9th col.
p$NSiSSn xo16E%iEs-liTI IL i PAdE-4sh col
sHPf oasEs aG T6 LET AND
EuRofEXS srEaMsaIfs-lsa ifs.a PAox-s.A "a. col.
ESeSRsHaSIs EE9eSssIoSs f.srsah F.aa.ssi 81! col
1GE SAfEF psSsh 'sa TO
2p PAcE-3d and 4th coils.
EgkScT sASfse col
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs-i2rH PAcn-4th and 'sh
H6 H6ksEs 6AkRiAaks, PHcs-a,h
Hs,sp HOUSES, RooMs. o''P PLACES OF BUSINESS. &C.
S:#94H Rssz SSR gy
E5s4 KS 9SEsDi.. col
s4GsESEsx1lsg s4ssEE rtasl's
MxTRIMoNiAL-lirH PAGK-5th COL
NEWSPAPERS-1lTH PAGE-2d col
PERSONAL-1sr PAGK-1st col.
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C.-ttrH PAGE-2d COL
POST OFFICE NOTICE-isr PAcE-6th col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALES-
PRoPERrY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENTED PAGe-2d col.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTIONS PAGE-2d col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2D PAok-2d COL
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGR-2d col.
REMOvALS-11rH PAGE-2d col.
REWARDS-1sr PAGE-lst col
.nS S col.
and l2rn PAcE-lst, I'd. Sd and 4th coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-l2rH PAcD-Sth COL
SPECIAL NOTICES-Isr PAGE-1st. I'd and Sd coils -.
SPORTING, BOOKMAKING, &C.-lsr PAGn-Sd ana 4tn
coils.
STORAGE-11rH PAGF-5th col.
THE LECTURE SEASON-llrH PAcE-2d col.
THE TRADES-l2rH PAGE-6th col -. d.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D fAcE-2d ana
rRAvELIERs' GUIDE-lsr P.cr-sth col
UNFUKNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAGE-4th col -,
WANTED TO PURCHASE-l1rH PAGK-4th col:
WATCHES JEWELRY, GC.-t1TH PAGE-5th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2p PAGE--lst col.
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
SPORTING, BooKMAKING, sc,

HATTERSALL's TURF AGENCY. .225 BROADWAY
Books open Louisville Cup. Withers and Belmont
stakes also walking match at longest
odds. Open till T. NJ J. I. McDOUGALL
THOMAS TURF EXCHANGE. BARCLAY ST.
Books tho great atonal pedestrian tour
nnment for the Of the world Longest odds
by THOMAS O'RORkE
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.


4 LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
THIS INSTITUTION WAS REGULARLY INCORPo-
RATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE FOR
EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES IN
1863 FOR THE TERN OF TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, TO
WHICH CONTRACT THE INvIoLABLE FAITH OF
THE STATE IS PLEDGED, WITH CAPITAL OF
81 100000, TO WHICH IT HAS SINCE ADDED RE-
SERVE FUND OF s35O.OOo. 1T NEVER SCALES OR
PosTPoNEs loeTH MONTHLY GRAND DIsTRIBU.
TIoN, NEW ORLEANS, MARCH IL. 1857 PRIZES;
TOTAL. slIo4Oos CAPITALS. $4,000, $4,000. $780,
&C. 100000 TICKETS. TWO Cs2 DOLLARS; HALVES
ONE @i, DOLLAR APPLY TO NJ. A. DAUPHIN, POST
OFFICE BOX ee2. NEW ORLEANS. La; OR H. L.
PLUM. $40 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
FEBRUARY % 1870.
Tho undersigned certfes that he holder of
half of number ticket No. l9499 Glass b." In the
drawing of the Louisiana state Lottery which drew the
February H. 1879 said ticket having the Of
One Dollar c Office of II. L. Plum, $40 Broadway.
city that the amount promptly paid In
full Of the ticket Mt the cice Of the
many in New Orleans w. H. \. WRIGHT,
2S2 Grand st., brooklyn, e. ID.
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFiC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
il Pier foot OF Canal ST. North River.
For lsthmus OF Panama.
Steam ship CRESCENT CITY Monday. March 10
Connecting for Central and South America and Mexico
For San Francisco, via 1sthmus OF Panama.
Steamship COLON Thursday, March -.
Connecting for Central and South America and Mexico.
From San francisco for Japan and China,
Steamship CITY OF .....Incsday, April !, noon
steam ship CITY or TOXIC. Thursday May noon
FROM SAN Francisco TO Honolulu. New Zealand aud
tralia steamship zEALANDA. Monday. March, II,
For freight general Information apply company's
onice on the pier foot of Canal st. North River
Passengers forwarded to san Francisco. Sandwich
Islands Japan, China. New Zealand. Australia, south
America, Central America and Mexic ports.
For tickets for Information apply
20 the Passenger Departments, No. 2J1 broadway.
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
URSUANCE of An 0HDEK MADE BY THE. HON.

Henry Moore day of March, 1879. notice is
hereby given all the creditors and having claims
Andrew Keane lately doing business in the city
Brooklyn that they are required 20 present claims
with the vouchers thereof duly verified the subscriber
the duly appointed assignee of the said Andrew j. keane
for the benefit of his creditors his place of trsnsactng
business No 167 Broadway New York CITY, or before
the lst day of june, 1879
G. +. CoNSoR. Attorney for Assignee
Dated BROOKLYy Marcel
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
NENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
VI BETWEEN NEW YORK AND IIAvRE.
pier. new ~" North River foot Of Morton ST.
FRANCE. Trudclle. W eduesdAy, March 10, g T. NJ
LABRADOR SHnglier "Wednesday. April = 10 r. VI
AMERIQuE Delord. Wednesday, April I6 80 r. NJ
PRICE Of PASSAGE dncluding wincl-To Havrc--
First cabin, 500: second cabin $500 third cabin. SSo
stecrage, SIC, including wine. bedding aud utensils
RETURN TICKETS At REDUCED RATES.
Steamers marked ,' do carry passengcrs
Checks drawn Credit Lyonnasc. ct Paris in
TO suit. LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent. - Broadway.
The New York herald., 1879-03-06

L,OR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Il THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGrON LINE.
Steamers SfONINGrQN aud NARRAGANSErT from
pier t3 n r. foot Jay St, at T. NJ Sundays excepted
PROVIDENCE LINE freight only. daily Except sun
days) from pier ~ H. foot OF Warren St Mt \ y VI.
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

ID DOSTON.-FARE REDUCED VIA FALL RIVER LINK
DOnly 81 30 to Boston Tickets limited and good only On
sale for continuous steamer and tram
leaving Fail River the following morning at 80 tor IN
arrival boat Regular tickets at 81 good train
between Fall River and Boston. Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY leave New YORK daily
1Sundays excepted from pier ~ North River at T. NJ
leave Brooklyn via "Annex' boat at 30 !" NJ
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A -DT, GOUNoDs STANDARD PREPARATIONS.


Eau do Cologne de sandsine" the most pungcnt and
refreshing extract known sandaine Hair Life restores
hair on bald heads and elegant. clean hairdresng
Sandalinc" and "Sandanc Elixir altcrnned will post
tvcy cure the most onsnatc cases Sandalinc Lotion
should be used externally In the bath &c preventive
81 dny contagious dscnse also hcauhcs the compile Non
Price ~ each Any OF the above used directed viii do
inst Ms recommended of money refunded Psrlor Offices
Secrets OF the Human Body now rcndy.
I -"MRkS RYE AND ROCK CANDy'-TIIE
N sanc rcnhe quality all goods sold by for the
past ~ years. VI per bottle, - per gallon
6o Fulton st. aud 7u, Broadway
A VAN BELLS RYE AND ROCK" rRNDE
~ .mark rcgsterd the only genuine for sale by drug
Eists ~ per large bottle aud depot ~ Chambers
south sidci. nj ~ per gallon. n. VAN BEL.
A TTENTION THIRTY YEARS PRUSSIAN AND
N American practice spcciacs diseases men and
of manhood; tonsultatio. free.
DR.. JACoBy, iGi Biccckcr st.
A III. SPECIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SAFE AND
Apermancntly cured In either Dr. COX up East
iUth ~.
A TTENTION. PATIENTS AFTER YOU HAVE BEEy
~ oreypd your disease neglected. or
tol,ult Dr. PROTiN, "a Bond YEARS Paris hospital
experience; yon wil receive speedy, perfect cure.
A LEGAL DIVORCE QUIETLY WITHIN 10 DAYS, VA.
-Arious Stnte- Zee contingent: consultation free.
MuNOR ADAMS. Attorney, itf Broadway.
A LOUISIANA STATE DRAWS MARCH H.
~. CAPITAL. PRihE, ~p,tFp 1ICkErS S2. a.
tUR TICKETS AND IMPORTATION AfPLy TO
H. DUNN, NO. II NASSAU ST., ROOM I.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-02-15
CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT.
It's Efficiency In Case OF Conflasra
tim ! T

ACS EMVACuCy AA CeoC Va - C0AHAS Ac-
The erroneous impression seems to lie
prevalent to some extent that the City Fire
Department is deficient and that in case
Of fire the engine would not be in work
ing order. A visit to the engine house will
convince anyone OF its efficiency. Every
thing is in splendid shape; the engine IS
thoroughly clean and in perfect repair.
The city council have lately furnished the
Company with new lanterns, hooks, axes,
rope, ladders, ETC., and the only thing
wanting now is an alarm bell, which can
he procured for about $3.50.
The company numbers about forty men,
and with Mr.. E. Sloan as foreman, is a
credit to any city Mr.. Sloan has had
long experience with fire engines and his
untiring efforts have caused largely the
improvements made upon this engine in
,st L Q ltl. . A wa1eblman is kept at tie
mouse uav and night and with an alarm bel,
and five or six wires running to different
portions Of the city. an extensive fire would
he almost impossible. II
The boys will give Il ball soon the pro-
ceeds to be used in getting new regalla in
the spring. The suits will be of the latest
design and as good as any in the country.
The engine will be tested as soon as the
weather moderatcs and Its merits can then
be closely scrutinized by the critical pub
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-02-15
"A Show fer the Shrieacrs.
TBlack Hills Journal.1

Female suffrage is likely to be rccog-
nizcd j. Dakota soon. The prospect for
the passage Of the local opt on bill is good.
It provides for the voters of the various
counties deciding at the polls whether
drinking saloons shall he tolerated under
license, or he prohibited entirely; and fc
males over 81 years of age, having all the
other qualifications OF electors, are author
lied TO vote on the question. The next
progressive step would most likely be TO
concede female suffrage IN all its breadth.
Wyoming first tried the experiment 70 adj
vertise that territory and = most effective
advertisement it has proved-and now she
would not think of returning to the old
one-sided system unpopular government,
under which the will Of one-half the in
ihabitants is not consulted at all. AS a
means Of advertising the. Territory. female
suffrage in Dakota would prove grand
sv1pcnSc l,rsF:5FI
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-02-15
Death of a Deserter.

!, The Western Enterprise of the 9th inst
details the shooting of private Hanlon, de-
serter from the Seventh Cavalry, by Lieut.
Starr, First Infantry at Sturgis City. .
1t seems that Hanl0n and two comrades
had deserted tile night previous to the
tragedy. Hanlon stopping at Sturgis while
the other two went to Lead and disposed
of their horses and equipments. AS soon
as they were missedat Fort Meade Lieut.;
Starr and file Of the guard were detailed
to look for tnen in the different camps III
that vicinity. On nearing Sturgis, Hanloa
was warned of the officers approach and
secycted himself under the clothes OF .
Girl known as oscar Faced Charlie The
Lieut., waited until evening and then made
another search through the saloons ana
dsnce houses, this time successful Han
Ion wasson the floor with his partner,
when he saw the guard at the front door
Rushing quickly thruash tho hall llc at
,e,n,,ted to escape by the rear entrance,
but was confronted by Lieut.. Starr who
haa anticipated this movement and dc
fe,ted it. Hanlon Immediately started for
tl,e front door again followed by the o1li-
cer Who commanded b,m to halt again
and AGAIN. hut seeing that the man was
bsuntI Il, escape raised his revolver and
fred Hanlo,rwas taken to the post hos
pira., but the wound was fatal and he died
il few hours manifcsting no signs OF
The agony he must have suffered. The Of
ficcr is reported as suffering terribly over
hi .part in the tragedy, hut as he did sim
rlv!, duty he has the sympathy 0 tbs
whole garrison.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-02-15
Sitting Bull.
ISt. Louis (5lObc-Democrat.1 I

st. Louis t5iObc-Dsmocrat-]
The threatened return ct Sittiag Bull
with his large following Of nearly 5000
Indians excites much dread among the
white settlers in Montana. At present
there is but a single company of United
States troops between the savagcs and the
white settlements OF this Territory. Brave
and experienced as these troops are, they
C ,uld not stand for a moment against
Sitting Bulls braves If they saw fit to be
ugly, In his annual message, Gov. Potts
recommends the Legislature to send a
memorial to Congress, asking that the
Territory be erected into a department,
with Gen. Miles as commanding officer.
The pc ople of Montana are ready and will
ling to organize militia companies to aid
the regular troops in preventing and quc'-
ling Indian uprisings, but the parsinony
of Congress makes it impossible for them
to procure arms and to protect their or
ganizatlon- 1t is needless cruelty to have
these brave and hardy pioneers OF civiliza-
ton at the mercy Of large bands OF hostile
Indians, and Congress should take the
necessary steps to allow them in part, at
least, to protect themselves.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-02-15
4 A.plcasant,' Paragraph.

15 One Brophey, who has gained a local
reputation at Point Pleasant for his cary
ing propensities, came to grill last Tues
day night while attempting TO whittle Il the
chin Of Mr.. Haggerty. Brophey became
indignant because Nr. 81. requested, him
to leave his place of Business, and Ia
Africanne pulled razor from his shoe
and auo1e he'd .'hang it on the bones Of.
Mr.. Haggertys face - Haggerty It ON E
procured a gun, but finding no amnnitirn
used It as club, and 40 succcssfnll; that
Brephey resembles more than ever those
black queans with whom he Is j. clssely
identified.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-02-15
A POINT OF LAZY
Which May be Of I'm pc rtauce to "ooG
Z .... Cal0DDGrS. ....... .....

OhOppCfS.
The extent to which timber has been
cut by Irresponsible parties Ill North
Western Dakota would seem to make the
following extract from section 2461, OF
the IT, S. statutes Of interest % the marau-
ders:
Or if any person shall cut or cause or procure
to be cut, or aid, ts assist. be employed in cut
TN. any live oak red cedar trees, or other tim
Der IN. OF shall remove, cause or procure to be
removed, or aid, assist, Or be employed in re-
moving. any live oak or red cedar trees, or any
other timber from any other lands Of the United
States. acquired or hereafter to be acquired with
intent to export dispose of, use or employ the
same in any manner whntsOevcr, other than for
the use OF the NaF. OF the United States.* every
such person shall pay fine not less than triple;
the value of the trees or timber SO cut, destroyed
or removed and shall be i'm Imprisoned not exceeding
twelve months. e-Ts,t,{.
-*"Nayy of the United States' does not mean
steamboats, except such as are owned by the U.
8. Government .'|, -S Re-
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-02-15
THE OTHER SIDE.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
BISMARCK, Feb. 13:-Y Your last issue had
nothing in it but a long and elaborate re
view of Bismarck and its prospects, all Of
which may he new to outsiders, but all Of
which is old here. Now want to know
from what source you draw yeur support
and if it comes from Bismarck, why do
you fill the paper up with something we
all know instead of giving MS news that
We don't know? This idea of putting a
city with the reputation which Bismarck
has abroad, is all humbug, and besides
that it is calculated to hurt the town. Peo
pie in the States get the impression that a
town don't amount to much when it be-
comes necessary for the local paper to
publish it. and while ! am prepared to adj
NIT that you have helped Bismarck by
giving it q city paper, as it deserves, and
hitting off everything as city papers do,
yet think you hurt us all when you fill
your sheet with a long puff Of a town that
doesn't need anything OF the sort. 4,
Give us the news. That's what we pay
for, and if we can't get that we don't want
your paper READER. !.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-02-15
] Ren0sDenial.

B After waiting Sine, time, Mr. Reno Zone
of the coloncls) Of the Seventh Cavalry,
has ut last coD to the front on his report
ed insult to tie ladies OF athe army, and
furnishes tie following denial. which is
published in the Chicago Times, a.
some friends have told me that what
purport,!d to be al interview with lnysclf
was pLolishcd in the ST. Louis Globe Dent-
ocrnt during last month.
L ~ havetried to obtain q copy of that
paper in this city and through communi-
8: ton with the n'ticc in St. Louis, but
have no. succeeded, g. i,
The substance vi the interview as re-
lated to me Was that I had made some re-
A-c,ioas upon the ladies OF the r,ny. To
this now give an emphatic denial. and
atats that &ny lutterances Of the kind attri-
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-02-15
a Few Pron,iscuous Punches.

The talented youug editor having de-
molshed all the northern Dakota, news
papers, is training his guns on the gen
tlemaa from Burleigh.''
The gun wad'' does not shoot prsnlis-
cuously, but generally hits when 1t does
shoot. 1t makes another score against
The BISMARCK TRIBUNE.
The Talented young editor betrays the
usual zeal fer reformation which distin-
guishes young married people. He is
anxious to have it understood that The
TRIBUNE was innocent OF any fraud or
knowledge of 1radd in the late disgusting
spiritualistic sldsh which the bearded
fraud. Swce., and his French eacllantrcss
enabled j.. to dish up tor its readers.
aa TPhlladclphia Times.
Probably one of the mGat remarkable
effort at good square lying journalism is
Je found in that eGtcrprislng sheet
kr own as. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. 1t
las called to its aid spirits from all quar-
ters and Of all brllls; hDistel banlcr
OF oratory for Sitting Bull and perpetrated
an indiscriminate mass of general devil,
try unparalleled in the annals of Amerl-
can Journalism. We are inclined TO ad-
mire its style, becanse it Will serve rs q
warning 10 tho about To enter the u busl-
ness. #
] [Chioago TiMes.]
Sitting Bulbs speech on returning TO TO
American soil was very pretty, and quite
characteristic Of the Indian-as Peter
Cooper painted him. ltha had al cx-
tensiye Jun in the newspapers. once !
was strong and brave he says. "and my
pcorle had hearts ol, iron, but now am 8
coward, and will fight no more forever. or r
Ny people are cold add hungry; my .wor, wo,
men are sick and mychildrell are freezing.
I will do as the greattathcr wishes 4 will
give my guns and my ponies into his his
hands. My arrow., are broken and my
war.naint blown, to the Winds ltwoulsl
not be difficult to pic;Slout the newspaper
office in Bismarck where this toplofiical
composition was conceived, nor to inlass-
ine the brand Of whisky that was lis in
spiration.