Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-11-07
VIEWS AVID VOTES.

NEWS AND NOTES.
Two bad little boys of Tare ntum,
First borrowed some pins and bent 'em
When their pa took seat
They both beat retreat,
AZ lik ewise did the fellow who lent em.
Thanksgiving Nov. 9th.
Jacob Abbott, the author is dead.
The Indians burned Ft. Wingate last week.
A. II. Strouse & Co., St. Paul, have failed,
The bottom of the Ohio river is bare in many
places.
jim Cavanaugh died at Leadville, Colorado,
last week.
Spain has met with further and severe loss
from floods.
There was eighteen inches of snow in Pennsyl-
yania ten days ago.
Election sugar, is what they call a few thous-
and in the Hills,
IN Minneapolis this winter.
The supreme court declined to grant new
trial IN the case of Mrs. Cauk 5s.s
Chas Donnelly died in a saloon at Deadwood
last week. Toe much bulge.
JIM: Mcintosh, Of Minneapolis, was instantly
killed while hunting last week.
Five miners were killed by fire damp explo.
sion in Pennsylvania last week. Eu
James Gordon Bennett has an income of ST.
800 day from the New York Herald. i z |.i4
There has been heavy fall of snow in the
Black Hills on two occasions this fall. 4
Gen. Sheridan urges the establi shment of an
other military post in the Ute country.
Cars are now running to Blue Earth City,
Minn., on the branch from St. James.
In Dcadwood county warrants worth s5 cents
on the dollar q year ago are now at par. ,, .
The Red River was frozen at Winnepeg on the
third inst making a crossing for footmcn.
The public debt was decreased during the
month of October over ten million dollars.
An attempt is being made to get Grant to visit
the South during the winter. He should 60
The Deadwood Times says the monthly pay
roll OF the Homestakc Company amounts to $780,
600. ........-. ...-.
The Deadwood post Office has put in four hun
drcd lock boxes manu- factured at Stamford, Con-
necticut. .z. ....... ..-.. : y
Inc Uu2Ey kT !SS lS luc uuIlIc VI u uCW PuPCA w
be published in Deadwood by of Judge
Moody. a
There were four state tickets in the field in
Minnesota and the Republicans elect by $4,000
majority over all. 4 ssE an-.a1. q" A'-' sES f-Fs7
Tom Phclan murdered q government wagon
master ut Miles City a few days ago in quarrel
about woman. % E. .-.. Ess
The North Pacific Railroad Company saved
$50 600 by purchasing their iron for the Nilsson
ri division before the rise.
England, it is said, is about taking hand in
Turkish affairs and promises to deposc the Sui
tan because of unbroken pledges.
Gen. Joe Hooker died suddenly last week, and,
now, above the clouds, he has made his last fight
1or admission to the courts above.
The Post Office Department. has prohibited the
payment of money orders, or the delivery of mail
TO lottery companies or to their agents. "
The Utes propose to let the soldiers 60 if they
will surrender their arms, ammunition, wagons.
animals and rations and leave at once.
Sherwood, the Branerd defaulting postmaster,
was sentenced to six months in the Ramsy coun-
ty jail and to pay fine OF about three hundred
dollars. 's 81 80
The Covington, Columbus and Black Hills
Railroad has been transferred to the st. Paul &
Sioux City Company and is now being operated
by them. III @ q
The whole world now pays tribute to the
United States. Over fifty million dollars has
been sent us in gold within the past three
months on trade balances. @ l#t
The New York Herald reports a shoal OF at
least one hundred whales south Of the Bermudes
4 few days ago. Coming; perhaps, to add to the
prosperity OF the United States.
The Canton Daily Neaus reports the compile
ton of the Sioux City road to that point. The
.Vews also says tracklaying on the milwaukee,
road to the Jim river Ie also being pushed rap
idly.
The tracxlayers have reached the west side OF
the Jim river on the Springfield and Niobrara
branch of the Milwaukee road, and are laying
down the rails between the river and Scotland
to-day. 1t is doubtless the intention of the COM
pany to coutinue tracklaying toward the Missou-
ri as rapidly possible, though it is fact that
they have refused to contract for the delivery of
freight west of Scotland this winter Yankt0n
Herald. zfy @s..e.ysg
Fargo Items. L
Cactus, writing from Fargo, says the
beavers are cutting down the pile bridges
on the extension; that A. J. Wylie was
killed accident'v at Valley City last week
~, n c1,Of nnn that hrick