Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-08-09
THE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
ITEMS CORRALED FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE GLOBE.

The yellow Fever an Epidemic--A
Terrific Fire--Sleepy Tom--A
Second Beecher Scandal
Indian Massacre.
Especial Dispatch to The 1ribune.)
SHORT.
ST.. PAUL, August 8.-The property of
Durfee and his mother has been attached
by the Merchants and Mechanics Bank
of Fall river for seventy-five thousand dol
lars he is short to the mills.
THE sCULLER's MATCH.
EMS Morris, of Pittsburg, and Warren
Smith, of Halifax, have arranged soul
ling match at Bedford in September.
.@. ZULU DOESN'T SURRENDER.
CitaVayo's offer to surrender proves a
fabrication.
THE CHEYENNE RAID.
The senatorial committee to investigate
the Cheyenne raid through Kansas year
ago and the consequences convene at Law
renee on the 18th.
FOURTEEN NEW CASES
of fever are reported at Memphis this
morning; eight colored. Five deaths
since last nj ght Two additional physicians
have been assigned to duty. 1t has rain
ed steadily since nine o'clock last night.
z, a.. 81: sHER1DAN's RELIEF.
Judge Wallace Of the U. S. circuit court
has denied motion for a new trial in the:
case of James A. Whalen, Kittana planta-
ton, Louisiana, against Gen. Sheridan tor
trespass. -f. .r.. rsc..s.--r -..
.Efs@.Tg BANK RUN.
= Villemarie Bank of Montreal, has sus-
pended; liabilities seven hundred thOus-
and dollars. There is run on Hochilalo
Bank, the city and district savings bank.
There is great excitement.
HANGED.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 9.-Jacob E. Hairlane
was hanged yesterday inside Of the Jail at
San Antonio, Texas, for the murder of
Peter Maddox, February last. -.-
sjt%&. INDIAN MASSACRE.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The Indian
Agent at Flathead Agency, Montana, re-
ports the massacre Of eight Nez Perces by
war party supposed to be Gros Ventres.
A DOCTOR IN LUCK. -.....
DR. Beardsley, Of Burlington, Iowa, has
been appointed fourth auditor Of the treas
ury in place Of Judge Tabor, resigned.
SLEEPY TOM AGAIN.
) BUFFALO, Aug 9.--The purse for five
thousand dollars, open to trotters and
PAGERS, four heats, was won by Sleepy
Tom. No trotters entered.
ADoMEsTIC MINSTREL.
NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-Cool Burgess, the
minstrel, was arrested on reQuisition from
Toronto, for the assault on Wedgerly, who
is said to be the cause of the estran ge-
ment between Cool and wife.
@ YELLOW JACK IN HAYTI.
Of scventy-ffvc deaths from yellow fever
in Hayti, eleven were Americans.
POOL MATCH.
Tie match for the fifteen ball champion
ship between s. F. Knigh and Alonzo
Morris was won by Morris. --rs.
THE FEVER AN EPIDEMIC. .t.. ...
MEMPHIS, Aug. 9.-The fever is still
spreading and will be declared an cpl
demic Saturday.
THE ZULU TERROR.
LONDON, Aug S.-Some correspondents
in South Africa appear to think it posi-
BILE the Catawayo may defeat natives sent
against him in which event the prestige
gained by the success of the British forces
at Ulundl would he lost.
WHEAT ABROAD.
6 Continental demand for cargos of grain
is unabated. The wheat market generally
has recovered from last weeks depression.
a --i@ REVEREND DIVORCED.
Rev. Newman Hall, the great Congre-
gatlonal pulpit orator, has obtained q d.
vorce from his wife on account of adul-
try. His wife has brought counter
charges of the same character ~:
~ sy~ A WAR OF RACES.
! QUEBEC, Aug. 9.-Thc labor troubles
have assumed the appearance of a war of
races. Last night the prominent English
speaking .people in Stsoche on Little river
ere;threatened by the French Canadians
and they had to- ask protection OF civil
authorities. 2 ~
SECOND CHICAGO.
SERAJEOo, Aug. 9.-A fire broEe out in
the latin quarter Of the city which threat
thousand buildings burned and ten thOus-
and people homeless. Damages enormous.
ba Capt. Losan's Seal Ring Found
!, A gold seal ring, taken fro m the finger
of a dead Nez Perces Indian at Miles bat
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