Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-09-19
THE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
GRANTGlSs HOURLY .EIPECTED
nv SAN FRANCISCO.
Great Preparations for His Recep.
( tion Daniel Drew Dead
Appalling Condition Of
Eg Affairs. Abroad j..
r - A{special DisDdtches to 1,Ae T,ibune.)
THE MARKETS.

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: ST. Paul, Sept 19-The grain and pro-
vision market as we'll as stocks are very
strong with. an upward tendency. This
morning cables report wheat SIX pence
higher with good demand.
A DEADLY SWITCH.
,q.z WASHINGTON, Sept. 19. - An open
switch, at Silver Spring, on the Baltimore
s Ohio railway, threw the incoming pas
senger train from the track, wrecking the
locomotive, express and baggage cars,
and injuring several men e5F,9
THE PRESIDENT.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 18.-President
Hayes and General Sherman arrived here
to-day The President made alspeech,
principally upon the finances of the
country, as we'll as the cheering 1ndica-
tions of the future. *s1 l5|AA
THE coNQUER1NG HERO COMES. sls
r. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 19.-The steam
ship City Of Toxic, with Gen. Grant and
party are expected every moment. The
streets are crowded with strangers and
business is more or less suspended Gen.
Mcdowell, commanding, San Francisco
has been ordered by the Sec. of War to
cooperate with the citizens in extending
Mwelcome to the ex-President.
a- THE WAR SPIRIT ALIVE. b9a
HARTFORD, Sept. l9.-Nearly hun
sdred thousand strangers have Joined with
the citizens to-day in celebrating the con-
sveyance of the old battle flags from the
state arsenal to the new capitol.
HIS LAST ::PUT AND CALL"
New YORK, Sept. 18.-Daniel Drew
died suddenly tonight. sge-<~
,1s THE SAVAGE BUTCHER.
WASHINGTON, Sept 19.-Sec. McCreary
has received dispatch from Gov. Lew
Wallace, OF New E.exico, that the Indians
are committing terrible atrocities in Grant
County, saying that there are not enough
regular troops and asks authority to put
three or four companies of volunteers in
the field. .. n: E.as%- e. 49,
BROKEN OUT IN A NEW PLACE.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 19-Ten new cases in
all today. Tho fever has broken out al
Bailey Station, Tenn, -r ....rr
FEAR sURsIDING.
V1cKsBURG, Sept 19.-The quarantine
against New Orleans was removed last
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ENaLAED's CURSE.
LONDON, Sept. 19.-The labor troubles
continue, and the number of strikers is
increasing rapidly. Thomas c. Scott, the
we'll known agricultural authority, writes
to the Gouernnae,at Trade, estimating the
surplus of wheat of America and Russia
at half million quarters less than the
aggregate of last year. A rise of bread
stufs is anticipated. t,..l ......
AN APPALLING OUTLOOK.
A Vienna correspondent reports that
in consequence of the bad harvest and
numerous foods. the distress threatens to
become appalling during the coming
winter. A dispatch from Candahar says
the regiments at Herat -a II
MUT1NlED AND MURDERED
commander Ali Kheyl, and terrible out
break is reported at Herat. The troops
itary authorities. A Bombay cores
pondent says the Mohamends have
stopped all messengers from Cabul. Sir
Garnet .Wolsley telegraphs from South
Africa that all of the important Zulu
chiefs have now submitted to British
authorities.
GREAT FIRE.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept. ia fire
broke out Tuesday in East Katemaslow,
South Russia, near Dnieper, doing i'm
mense damage.
ExTERM1NATE THEM LIKE. RATS.
p MADRID, Sept 19-The Epacn, dis
cussing the hostility of Democrats, OBJ
serves that the nation is weary of civil
wars, and declares that if the Democrats
wilfully stir up disorder, they will be ex-
terminated. p
A Heavy Embexzlement.
The Northwestern National Bank of
Minneapolis was discovered Saturday
morning to be the victim ola heavy en-:
bezzlement. The shortage was discovered
nv the Rank Examiner who was npaped