Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-08-23
NEWsaAND VOTES.

NEWSsAND VOTES.
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!: :.sss Had dime my way, o bcauteous maid,
I'd steal 8 kiss!a he cried.
Then I'd do ten times worse than that
I'd dollar!" she replied.
sprague calls it infatuation.
Dakota has 887 miles, of completed railroad.
st. Paul is constructing an immense market
house.
81 Montana will produce 1900 900 pounds Of wool
thisyeas. o =
Judge Hilton offers sas,ooo for the return Of
Stewards body.
Shot cuns, it is eaid, arc very injurious to pres
Col. Brownslow has been appointed to clerk
ship in Washington.
The Chicago Times comedies Republican ma
jority Of 10000 in Ohio. -. . -, >.
A Cuban died last week in New York Of yellow
fever in Quarantine hospital.
Orders arc out for the prosecution Of every
polygamist in Salt Lake City.
The New York Herald has made no allusion to
athe Sprague- Conkling affair.
The government is building telegraph line
from Helena, Montana, to Fort Bills.
The Fargo land Office disposed Of 6s9,421 acres
of public land during the last quarter.
A large addition, costing about $1,000 is being
put on the Headquarters Hotel, Fargo.
A colony of seventy,fve Swede families are
about settling near Valley City, Oak.
Jane Gray swishelm shys her chimiloon in the
face Of the Sprague bull with impunity.
There were eighty two arrivals and eighty-fve
clearances at the port,of Duluth for July.
The A. T. Stewart grave robbers now demand
$500, 600 for return of tho old mans bones.
: The yellow fever seems to be well under control
in Memphis, only four or gve deaths a day now
occurring
Robt. Witke, one of the commissioners:of Gus
ter County, Dakota, goes to the penitentiary for
horse stealing. 8sts
Dakota has paid Minnesota SO, 900 for the care
of insane y These patients will hereafter be cared
for at Yankton. a'a @ss t=' r.
The Fargo Times speaks of a wheat yied of
5OH bushels per acre on the farm of j. A! Nc.
Closky, near Fargo.
An immense farmis being opened at Spirit
Wood, on the N. p, by Pennsylvania syndicate
owning $4,000 acres. s.
The water question in the Black Hills has
been settled, the Pioneer says, by compromise
of conflicting interests.
The Benton Record says ffty-one brick build
ings are in process of construction at Ft. Assin-
naboine-all of brick .---.- ------1--
Charlemangc Tower, the Fargo TINES says, re-
Gently purchased $154 ,OOO'worth Of land in Cass
and Barnes Counties, Dakota l. x H. 81 a5 81
Indians are allowed,frec. passage on the Union
Pacific Railroad becaEse an Indian once ran five
miles to warn train Of a washout. 17">sN
DR.. Blackburn, Gov. elect Of Kentucky, tried to
introduce yellow fever into Northern cities dur
ing the war Ia order to destroy the Yankee cause:
Memphis does not allow any unacclimatcd per-
son to visit her borders. Those who have had
sthe yellow fever can. come if they wieh but not
Others. iss - aasRs " &Ess &fHa = saEEsSf
Coy. Edznpnds, of Yankton, six years ago pur-
chased for $50 an interest in the>Sionx Falls wa
fer power which he disposed ofa few days ago for
-S6,5OO.
'tThe Pioneer-Press compares Sprague's ine-
'Driate i'll temper with Titon's hysterical mushi.
ness and concludes that Sprague in manlincss is
far ahead al II a
OF ninety-dve employees of the 1Eouse in Wash
ington, forty ytwo were IN the rebel army, and the
Democrats regard this avery mild recognition of
the South. ~ 81 F-e r.--g3 p ~9ge g
The Pioneer Press says the Chicago & North
western railroad extension to the Missouri river,
and to the North Pacific country is assuming
definite shape. -y fzytgfr-,9s,, .
The Central City Herald says the carbonate ex
,citement on Bald Mountain, Black Hills, is una
;buted, and allof the ground within mile of the
strike has been staked.
Gov Blackburn. the Dubuque Times says,
should be addressed as "His Pcstllchcy," ewing
to his scheme to infect Northerncitles witk email
pox and yellow fever during the war;
The St Paul Dispatch, ;;Shcrmhn Pages organ,
has offended the judge and he has stopped his
paper. Nothing that Page can choke willbeper-
,mi,ted to.liveifit,peeps in opposition to him.
Nellie Sartoris is not dead, but Mrs F. W. sar-
rpnis is. She died in child birth. Nelie's baby
is ph.sc weeks old. Nellie is too much like her
father TO eta Gittc thing like that get away with
her. = "ss
Thenemains of Wild Bill killed in the Black
Hille few gears ago, are now solid stone, having
become .patrifed. They weigh 400 lbs and were
recently diaipterfcd and placed in Mount Mataah
cemetery near Deadwood.
Houses are ueN constructed Of brick or blocks
of paper maohe-economical, warm and dry and
in summer, sQal, are the principal points ofex-
calIon 20 urn,l Straw can in this way be con-
yerted inee 4aoat desirable building material.
The Bsssk Nasls Pioneer gives list Of mills
..ao4.d n, ,vrcnre eonntY since January 1877.