Bismarck tribune., 1879-07-19
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Foreign Fights and Local Storms
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HARDrFIGHTING. rs,
ST.. PAUL, July 18.-The Russians had
hard fighting in Turkistan, which tells
the story in a nutshell. a
FATAL sTORaIs.
There have been severe storms IN north
eastern Texas Many persons; have been
killed by lightning. 5a,. aga
A REGATTA. "a
The Hanlon rowing club announce q
regatta from August Is to TO- with $4,000
in plizes. Elliott and Boyd, of England,
are invited to row. 81 G7 etrIf,s,
THE GREAT RIFLE SHOTS.
In the prize shooting at Wimbledon,
England, Frank Hyde, of New Y York City,
was ahead at one Thousand yards range
Morse, American, Adams, Canadian, and
fourteen others made the highest possible
score O5) at 900 yards. .t'S'ssss 2ss sha ss@
GARIBALDl,
who is. waiting to marry another woman,
has been refused a decree of divorce from
his present wife.
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Cable advices say that the British forces
are within twelve miles Of Ulandi. June
Both messenger from Cctewayo came
into camp bearing tusk, the sign OF a
message. ~
TWO NEW CASES &}E
of yellow fever have been announced at
Memphis Another stampede from the
city has taken place. The physicians do
not think the fever ar epidemic but ad-
wise all who can, to leave.
COLUMBIA s..sF
won the college race on Lake George to-
day IN 1926. Wesleyan was second and
Cornell third. srl,..ag.s.sz s3s..s s.t.z
y THE SULTAN REFUSES affa
to accept, the resignation of Kherriden
Pasha as grand vizier. A cabinet crisis
exists. Prince Tewfik has all the rights
Of his father as Khedive except to make
treaties.
T&s& COL. VIM. F. BARRY, IN
Colonel of the second artillery. and com
mandant Of Fort McHenry, died to-day.
THE ENGLISH SCREW STEAMER
Burge was lost in St. Mary's Bay en- route
from Montreal to Liverpool A small
portion of the cargo was saved. No men,
ton is made of the crew who are supposed
to be saved. f2 Es~F%s fe-aa I
The steamer State Of Virginia was lost
off Sable Island in adense fog on the 1eth.
She struck sand bar. The alarm guns
brought Gov Mcdaniel and family in
surf boats, who took off the purser, doctor,
fourth officer, and eleven women and chill
dren. The Gov. then returned for a sec
ond load Of 18 people but when within so
feet of shore the boat swamped. One old
Irish lady was drowned. No further at
tempt was made until 2 p. m. when two
ship boats tried to land but failed. The
next morning all landed. The purser
with thirty passengers and seven of the
crew started in open boat for Halifax and
finally, after many narrow escapes, reached
port Pinkerton. The government steamer
Glyndon sails tomorrow for Sable Island
to bring in the survivors.
DEAD NoBLEMAE.
Baron De Friochen, and INDECENT and
disipated Norwegian 1lobleman, suicided
at Madison, Wis, yesterday. 'sEAsss4 s's@
sz cHAsTINE cox 4 gTt
now declares himself innocent. i.
It,ls rumored that y grs 4 II Ft
NJ y MINISTER sToUGHToN 81 So aa
will not return. to Russia, but his place
will be, filled by Courtland Parker Of NJ:
RAMSEY SURE.
There is no doubt about Senator Ram
sey's appointment asisecretary of war.
A ,soNB POLITICAL. kss
is attached to the visit Of
Gen. Ewing upon. Senator Bowman, of
New York. yesterday. An alliance OF
soft and hard money Democrats is antici-
pated
of fever are reported at Memphis last
evening. This makes a total Of sixteen
cases reported SINCE the 9th. The num-
Der Of deaths has been seven. Business
is almost suspended in the city. The
Manhattan and Emmett banks are closed,
leaving the collections and deposits in the
hands Of other banks. Cairo was quar-
antineds yesterday against Memphis. Gal
weston is quarantined on freight from
New Orleans, and mails only are permit
ted that come via st. s Louis and New
York. Forest City and kansas city are
,quarantined against n Memphis: Ia /, I5si5 81
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