Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-06-21
VIEWS AVID NOTES.

NEWS AVID NOTES.
s'There was young damsel oh bless her,
It cost very little to dress her,
She was sweet as q rose,
In her every day clothes,
But had no young man to caress her.
Placer miners now receive $3.50 per day in the
Black Hills.
Dan Scott has resumed his old position on the
Deadwood Times Good.
Hon. NJ. Langston, (colored) minister to
Hayti. is dying Of yellow fever.
Eleven men were drowned by cloud burst at
Buffalo Gap, Black Hills, last week.
A claim jumper was killed by the former occu-
pant at McCauleyville, Mimi, last week
The Belle Fourche and Rapid City region is
now being sub-divided by U. s. surveyors.
Deadwood is about erecting q $4,000 hotel,
capital to be furnished by joint stock company.
Gen Grant protests against the proposed de-
monstraton in his favor on his return from
abroad. -
The Press and Dakotaian repors that Major
VIM Smith has been assigned to the Montana
pay district
mica mine is being developed in the Black
Hills. Pieces five to eight inches square are OBJ
tanned from it.
Gen. Ingalls, has resigned his position on the
committee of elections and Gen. Logan appointed
in his stead.
Fifty farmers are about settling in the vicinity
of Rapid City, Black Hills, coming in body
from Michigan.
OF four hundred head of horses stolen this year
in the Yellowstone country all but about fifty
have been recovered.
The Fargo Republican estimates the yield OF
wheat in the Red River valley at thirty-dve to
forty bushels to the acre. Ma
There were two deaths at Deevan, Mimi, last
week, from we'll damp. Sanderson Kelly ane
w. Adams were the victims.
-Four thousand land-lockcd salmon have been
planted in Pike Lake. near Duluth, by the Min
nesota State Fish Commission.
Black Hills man ''took OUT $16,4SO in
Leadville camp last week. His only tools were
u pack of cards and six-shootcr.
Poehler's bill giving homasteaders one year in
which to make settlement on their lands after
entry passed the House. "A wise measure.
Bayard has rendered his resignation as chair
man of the finance committee rather than permit
a report of the committe on the Warren bill.
The Canton City Pilot, published at Canton,
Dakota, has made It's appearance. 1t is an eight
column paper presenting very good appearance.
The Northern Pacific company has changed it's
route in Washington Territory, surrendering to
the government fully four million acres of land.
The Dcadwood Daily Pioneer has been enlarged
-;r,pi hy for 10
largest daily in the Territory. It is edited with
ability. +7.
Minnesota was called upon for troops last
week to suppress riot in Brown County. Two
hundred railroad laborers on spree was what
was the matter.
Sam Cox is said to be the leader of the Lost
Ditch men in his party; Baysrd heads the back
down crowd; and Thurman has charge of those
who want to crawl out.
A gold brick, valued at $4,000, was brought
down from the Homestake mill, the Deadwood
Times says, last week-the yield from the
Uomestake for one week.
jeff Davis remarked recently that he had never
yet seen Southern woman who was reconstruc-
ted and added: "The children of such women
must rise to vindicate Southern principles.
Kcarnyfornia is the name now applied to the
Pacific coastregion. California, with all its vast
re sources, receives an immigration of less than
10000 year, while Dakota is filing up at the
rate of rs 900 per annum.
Work has been commenced on the line of road
running west from Heron Lake, Minnesota, in
the direction of the Black Hills. It is no doubt
intended by the st. Paul and Sioux City people
to anticipate the Southern Minnesota extension.
During the consideration of the, army bill on
Wednesday Senator Conkling insisted that the
Democratic Senators had acted in bad faith in
allowing the time consumed BY the Mississippi
river commission n bill to be taken from the de-
bate on the army BILL go as to force the senators
who wished to speak upon it either into the late
hours or abandon their purpose altogether, La
mar interpreted thesewords as personal!to to him-
selfand characterized them as false. He said he
had lived in vain if he was not superior to such
charge from such source, and added III sCouk.
ling intends ito intimate anything have done
was not in good faith pronounce his statement
a faischood which repel with all the unmitiga-
ted contemp4 that I hold for the author of it,"
Conkliug remarked in reply, 'If I understand
the Senator Alright he intended to impute and did
in plain and unpariamentary language, imPute
10 use an intentional misstatenen ut and added,
whether / am willing to respond TO the member
from Mississippi depends entirely upon what
that member intends to say and what ne DID say,
and for the time being do not choose to hold
any communication with him. understand the
senator to state in plain. unparliamentary Ian
.Suage that the statement of mine to which he
refers was falsehood If caught his words
alright have only to say this not being the
place to measure with any man the capacity to
violate deceney, to violate . rule Of the SEN
nte, to commit any of the improprietios of life
l have only to say that if the senator, the mem
Der from Mississippi, did impute. or intended to
fact that this is the senate would prevent my de-
nouncing him as backguard and coward:
lhe member from Mississippi, except in the pres
cncc of the senate, charge me, by iItlmation or
otherwise, with falseh0od, would denouncc
Mir, ru : hackpn ard ma n coward and = liar 8Tha