davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-08-13

HOG FRoDuCTs-Wero qulcr but Armes nll
around, though with only ltgbt, demand. Hogs
wcre quoted hrmcr on ANAL A1pply, and Liver-
pool reported an advance Of I'd On lard and mcRts;
tbs dsclne thare Of Cd on pork dooa not partlcu.
iarly affect Us. Tho shipments from this city con-
tsuro large.
MESS .podK-AdyAncta 1isGt5c per brl, md
closed oso nboyo tho 'atest ptices Of Monday. Sales
were reported Of 3,03o brls seller September at
81. 25lR. 27!;, and =, ITO bsls seller October at
81. 30dkS. 3al;. Total. 6. 7ao bsls Tho market
closet aeady at 81. 56a8 40 for cash. 81. 25 for Au
rust. 50. a51s:a a7h t9r septen,1oE; and sa.:W
,3.ts for October. sellcE the yeaF closed nominal
Mt about 81; a5des 90; Prime mess md oztra mess
ware entirely nominal.
LAnn-Adyanccd 2MfD5c pnr 100 lbs, With n
fair demand, Sa1os wcrc rororteA Of 4, 80 tea
sc!lnr September at s.. 1905. 42; 1b0 tc4 sel!oF
tlCtober at VI. 49M916. 10: and !. 600 tcs scllor
the yoar a. s.. 3D. iotal. II, 900 tcs Tue market
closed Urn n 25 40Gt06 III spot I'd. a0D5 AN
for seller August, S.. l9h for September, Ant
81. j.IhGai.47li for October. The yunt closca
na'nlnslly ai s5.aade5.37ts. and Jantaary at
MxAT1-Wero rather dull, bat shado hrmar. In
sympathy With lard. short ribs selling M &c pcr
100 ibu. There was only little doing for oxpurt.
Sulca woro rouottad Of ], . 600 lbs short ribs ut
St,.2i o.. 25 cash. 81 2!,s 20 seler Soptonl-
her. and 81. 2b 1. 10 pcler October; 100 hrs LONG
clears On private terms; md :0 b1s short clears
at .+ The c0alng prices OF she leading cuts Of
meats were ao0nt a. follows:
, 1879-08-13

tH6 JNEn. lE0 demand HlACENuAH towards tho
mid se Of tho session. hut tho market stfeuet( intot
bechnso of parcty OF pfrorlnus ApOi wna II, bet.
tne jrmRnd elne,nu at 4aso fof No ind Tf}i;c for
No.1 selos Enptof,bct 1pcnra At HitiGlA4 IL foll
at 84a(c. rtctdoA tn Ni,ic, and advanced 10 Rlc,
co.ln0"s HslG MD. seller ur.nl'tt 'nngcd at HA:6
cins.ts W. ' usTs si H. i. ~ III tna !utmcs
~, ~ atASi4o a,os, ~ NANNY Wn' ncn.s hn .a1a.
w.r. rennrtca n \, nmn ", T. "1r 1pu snos
4 Ii HI Nn ~ 1shrn,Scs ~ ~ mn KS -
at xHans m t,set %n und ~. ~ ~ " rns7a aun t
a. ~ nn IN ' unn p 10 ~ 1o%osoe tfes
wtwrsn W,;r,r"W.s ~ IL ~ az u roor..+ or, t,,
nrnYn Esa,tr nnr b" ~ nrrnnn+ ~ gttht w .
Tho receipts being small. Tho market has ruled
cnmnafas!yo]y staady during tho rocont decline in
spEha go. fcH closed At n3c toe sroL Or ksi!et
tno non!h. Salea wero foportod Or II, 400 bu
M Mn. teu At h1e: ~ QgO bii tio sellot hugnat nt
98@sGe'Ge: !: :2ot ~ no. winter It poc: :! sno
ba NO. y a. BIG: a0n bn rejected 1t 74G: q 200 nu
" Nsmn!1 ~ !u:tfGuuc on Track; anh Y 0ou ba DO
at igeu!e tfco on board cara. TOTAL spcf sales.
~ +O1 Dn;
1.-THE aTlEs WnEAT-salea woso 400 ou mixed at 74o:
@ nm 20 o. TUG; and ao tons screenings partly at
market pncnpd isc H!ahor. fcil on ao5ut Xc. and
ul1.e rrcr at nn1y ai,aie hoow t.Ic jhteat nricea
Of M0nlny Liycrnnol wat stronger, and u1,t re.
celpts woso Hn,hlles {meaanreu hT tho inspection
record}, while Now Yors was steady, Int tAo
scsrcitv Of fre,oht fatcs nnt thc bciict tIht ttp
certainty OF 4 biz crou will cR1tto country
h03]nrt To ohiu nll thry can thls auttmn.
ma'o snmo nartina takc bcnrlst vlow
OF tic situation anil tho rceu1t wns 9rge oTcsIngA
, 1879-08-13

Independence declares dividend OK 25c.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. H.-SiQht exchange on
New York; u Premium
Sterling exchange, bankers' bills, 485.
- ronK1GN.
LONDON, Aug. 1a-Consols, money, 09 DID
American securit!es--lllinofs Central, o.;
Pennsylvania Central. II: Reading, 2oA; Erie,
28N; preferred, 81.
United States. Donds--New 6s, 105N; 4Ht.
1095k; Is, 105. -.
months bills, !; below tho bank OF Englatid
rate. l.
PANS, Aug. 12.-Hentes, SCI 871Ic.
, 1879-08-13
REAL ESTATE.

nn, ..u.t ,a...,,,,nt. vn+o nlod for
lug !o!o"hK '"elsao'9a'e "''o ''so N~'
record TucsdnJ. Aug. II:
c,rr PROPERTY.
r,o,,r,v. mn :, u, or Vohov, !. :. eox
I00 II, improved, lated AuH. o {fs!ch- ~.
hee'ear ~ y, n,ovod q o1 Hefsa s'sa Ma5Ss
i,,to. Il, an,nnj II, ,ins",,nrn u@ Gam1anv
tx e ps,ke, :, ~ y na,sn} 4f .et;: !; 5.i:o
Asna ds,ca ~, * ans Tyenfvus i.dln 10 Z, -
llalll :,::,;:::...';;';:t;tt :tttr @'ooo
TX y, dstsa Ann. Il fJasnn Horcrs 10
inhn koInvS -. 300
WaIjaco II, !, cor al Kossuth, VI I, .4x
i0O II with ptlyce property, !, taieu Aug.
D iRichsrd Kennedy to Adam 8chcl~
, 1879-08-13
nREADSTUFFS.


FLOun-Thnro was more doing In tha market,
though tiu sa1ez wore chiefly awn}iol by Tho par.
euGo Of au c1portlot Of /, 900 sacks. Tho fooiinK
was gcnnralty tame, buyors looking around, but
protesting 10 expect further decliue. Onc Of
then, waa falling how, about coup)o Of weekA ago,
hs could have bought holr In Liverpool and ahipped
It hero at rrnat Of Cd reF hrl II Ia probable tcro
wore fcw grains Of Ha't IN that flour, Halos Ycs.
torlay wcto reported Of 285 bsls wintets, partly at
-. 90; and ]. 73o brs aud baga springs, pasly nt
l.3o14.4o, Total. .,o1b pkya. The following
wcro tho closing quotations.
, 1879-08-13
MOVEMENT or WHEAT.
The following shows the receipts and ship
mcnts u wheat at points nQnlel yesterday:


IN NEW YORK YESTERDAY.
AUG. 19.-Recclpti- Flour, 10.0i3 bsts: wheat,
$50, ,550 :bu; corn, 145,o5o bu; oats, so,lo7 bu;
corn-meal, 1.ooo pkgs; rye, Hl.719 bu; malt.
13,0a5 bu; pork. 151 brls; baet. 1884 tcs; cut
meats, 2,o7l pkQs; lard, 2,eaa tcs; whisky, 14+
brls.
Exports-Fpr twenty. -four hours-Whcat,1 150,
900 hu; corn 37,400 bu.
purIAuLE GOODS RECEIVED
Aug. 12: Field, Letter g. Co.. Us cases drY
Goods; lamcs n. Rice, 475 pkgs wh!to g'asa;
II. Chunnon, 5 coils wlsc.rouc; Carson, psrie.
Scott Il Co., 0 cases dry coods; Wells, Fargo s.
TO-, l raso paintings Collections, $15,4 ,457.40.
, 1879-08-13

Latest quotations sor Auuus& delivery on tho
eailux articles fur tho last two butlusss DAYS;
, 1879-08-13

16t1I4 . 5u,73o 70fHlf -uo' ~fo
Tutat OF all grades In store, D401,8o5 bu.
Thcso figures show decrease during last week
OF B3B, $40 bu whcat; and an Increase Of B., asa
BIT corn, S,770 bu oats. 44,379 bu rye,, 6,7o3 btu
barley. Total decrease, 2t6,8o7 bu.
THO following aec tho total receipts Of tho
articles na,uod from JAM to Jutv 10: 1882, ,40i
brls flour, 14,87o,oe39 bu wheat, 8s,825, ,0o1 bu
corn, pG4t, t,7o5 bu oats, 8so,3G0 BIT ryu, 0B,2D
bu barley, Ba66l,830 lbs butter, 1854 $50 hogs,
09 cattle, x, ,270, ,30] It's WOOL 853 tons
coal, Ill, 10, it lumber.
The following woro tho stocks OF wheat IN
, 1879-08-13

IAPAN uScnLoHED.
Common 10 fair, >. 1890
Slpcriar to fhc. q 5db i9
Extra tfnG to Hnc5t 45GtN
NEW uNCOLD1lEn.
Fnlr to good. A....,.aSpH
Superior to nRe. ..424e l5
Extra tiHo to 1lnost 10 Cal
Garden picked ..,c0IU3
OpL0NQ,
Common 10 fair. 1898
St,ncrlor to dr1. 100 10
ExsrA dn0 TO dno&t 4Nkb3
Choicest >, .....MD %
kt3EClf0Ssf AND tf>k0p.
Superlar 10 due. .e9i1 10
, 1879-08-13

IRA HOLMES.
GENERAL HRoKEA
10 WAstI1NQTON-HT.
l1ss TOT 6aln. ....-.--
scR1f fAdd6A2fEo5 td62 EEouSrr TesH HoSpsSo TOWN. aosoA
.... -. -... Wants -..-..
Third NATIONAL. BANK. HECEIvEFB oEHTrPI.
OATES,
, 1879-08-13
LIVE STOCK.
Clftf.i00.

The cry aga!nst infected autmals should not Do
a'ons directed sVajast shoss from tho unlsca
States. During 1878 ths lossss Of cattle In iEusaa
from pIuutu-pncu,aonsa. >m0uth. and lung as'
easss suouuted to suoso than 20, COZ hoad. AZ
cordng to the 0ermau Agricultural Departments
rtpu5s lhs following IL thy dsath satv pf Iatte ~
, 1879-08-13

Total. ...:s40. ABB $50. 149
Also, H. OIL III corn, no oals. 20. 788 bu barley,
and IT, 149 bu fYe.
ytbfNLE SUPPLY.
. Afr. 4. G. Thamas, of thfs city. gives tho fol-
lowing rs the quantities OF wheat and corn In
, 1879-08-13

California ptums. q box.... ....,... 0.25Sa a,5o
California rrsnes, = lb.... .......... il
GftOCKNtES-J -Jobters reported good aencr1,
demand, with pstcca fnl!n4 etondy and drm. Ue.
10" nrd the current qnotations:
, 1879-08-13
JOHN II. SYRENN 4 CO..
uANKERs AND BROKERS',
MTuhlneton.st, corner Dearborn.
UNITED srArEs I TER CENT BONDS
FQR BALE.
CRY aCRtr rutk tH71 H0UdftT

W. Rss constant buyers anil aeticra Of all the ssuss Of
U. y. DoNDS. Also. othur soad secarttfes.
WI 0fFKR roR BALE
&c. 90 illinois ner cent School Ronds,
$1h on t1vile PARK per cenlA
31p,fxp Iowa pcf cant Nchool Hanta.
So uo1 Cnuntf and Town per ccnt Hondt.
f55% nGU Fulton C0lntT ILL.,. = per cents.
DeAt In Foreign Exchange.
PRESTON, KEAN Il CO., nAnkesA
100 EAst Westinghouse
, 1879-08-13

BN0kIHU-NHAKUTATEH
lupapcs common .Jo9e;l5 In cloth, rood 4ans9s
III c!0th. comnson. Erei0 IN c!nth, choice :boss532
Wil!sKi-Was ~ good demand At 1c advance:
Sales ware repo1tud oi 400 brls anishsd goods oa
thu basts OF 81, ,n5 tor highwines>
WUt,ir-Ncuiurs reporI mnro active market At
luwpr runsc OF pttcus. The EA4lern 1narketl have
been Eratlnally weakening. bnt arc now Fspnttea
Il, 30 ateaior uncs thu Incrua4od inquiry, md tho
local marxut haa followed suit Following II ito
, 1879-08-13

co trade has qnleted down
AT bonn no 1ottanttlH .!
|aplayttlg t,s mich strength
!. Excepting some Of Tie
VI which tslero u still an
Matkat II falr1y stocked.
Bismarck tribune., 1879-10-03
ia5 "a PLEASANT SPOT.
A Few Words About Monroe and
Gen. Clusters Former Home.
Especial Correspondence Of The Tri0une.)

4 Especial Correspondence Of The 7,idune.) s
MONROE, MICH. Sept! 3O;- Monroe is a
beautiful place for a quiet home. The
streets are broad, shaded by fine lofty
trees, among which the French pea. tree.
are objects of interest in themselves being
so large and bearing great quantities ct,
fruit; the elegant homes, good church ed
ifices, commotlious school buildings Che
public schools and private) ofwhich Prof
Boys s Seminary for young ladies is the
principal. 1t is a fine old building with
beautiful grounds. In am told there is a
beautiful Island, where Prof Boyd and
family spendthc c;summer, abour two miles
from Monroe, known as .'Florianna."
Among the principal places Of interest
is Gen. Clusters former home, where his
parents sndswidowel sister now reside.
Calling on Mrs. Custer, a few days since,
in her old home, we we're shown room
which has been fitted up BY loving hands
jn1he same flirnitslr: as was IN Gen. Gus
;ter's library or study at Fort Lincoln. IA
one corner OF the room stands his desk
and ON it are papers sAhd books in negll
ence, as left by .tteisr. noble and brave Owl
er before starting on his last and fatal ex-
Dedition. Over it is the photograph CT
his lovelylwife as bride. Those who have
seen his loom at Fort Lincoln will re-
mem ber thather picture was always there
On tic side is a large picture Of Lawrence
Barrett, The actor, who was friend and
admirer Of The Generals; near By is =
head of a large grizzly bear, killed by the
General in the Black II ; opposite 1T IS
a very large head of a buffalo, which
looks as natural as if it never llad been
severed from the body on either side OF
this is a head Of a small antelope, besides
pair Of large antlers aud many wild
beasts and birds all Of which he Killed
On a perch in one corner ifne specimen.
Of the Write owl, and near by = stand OF
rifles, shot guns, pistols, knives and
phies of his many battles with the In.
dians.I
b. Another article Of interest, though not
I in the library Of Fort Lincoln. is h the t.
|5hlc on which was signed the terms of SUI 4
render BY Gen. Lee, in the late rehellion>
IT is only a small pine table, stained. The
drawer mas been taken out and placed in
trunk la case Of fire, so that some part
Elni CHI be saved twas presented BY Gen,
Sheridan to Mrs. Custer, also The ,ilag Of
truce. The articles have been arranged
I Is nearly tbs same aaso passible as when
used ID the hbrAry = at Fl, Lipcoln.
1pLKwlIh
Bismarck tribune., 1879-10-03
ANOTHER KIND OFA HARVEST
A Little Healthy Advice to Bismarck
and ManGan.

Bismarck may as we'll open her eyes to the fact
t aat new era has dawued in her history. While
we hear the most encouraging accounts Of bnsi-
ness revival in the East,t is generally con-
ded TACT that here business is comparatively
dull. In past years Bismarck has been the VI
dette Of civilization. Such OF the business men
az have tlourished have prospered because of this
fact. 7 he military trade the freighting inter-
csts, aud such~other branches OF business as con-
ducei to the early prosperity of new communities
have been the sheet anchor OF her prosperity.
These interests. SO far as bismarck is concerned.
are dead or dying, and it must be clear to the
most obtuse business mind that this community
mus look for the future 10 other sources of ma
teri III prosperity This Notwithstanding must
DC developed, and We must have human Drawn
and brain to open up its linitiess resources The
orther, Pacific railway has heretofore done lit
lie or nothing to assist the growth of this re-
glon. SUCH growth as 1t has al tanned mas come
through the neglect instead OF the aid OF This
corporation, Manitoba Minnesota, the Red
River valley have been advertised until their ad-
vuutagcs are household words thrOu- -hOut the
length and breadth ofth civilized World whiie
the upper Missouri reyi,n is as little known
throughout the States and IN Europe as Cenlr
Africa. 5sf$
~ nat shall the harvest ~ Shall the peo-
pie OF Bismarck aud Mandan sit quietly down
and m, urn because prosperity should come bu;E
does not, or snail We open tine eyes 0 INC .Wofll
to our advantages ana compel immigration:
nd will The railroad com any aid usy5 Cannot
some prcssu G be brought to bear upon the new
Board Of Directors, tile President and the Land
Commissioner? Colonies are now forming all
oyer.tne East tor loca,ing.n Montana, in Kan
sas, in Southern anu >oltneastcrn Dakota, IN
Minueso.a, in iexls--in short for locating every
where except juxd here where they should iocass.
where God and Nature has iixeu it 80 that. o
large popt, alton can be.snstan 'dwlth the least
possible expenditure oftorce ANA with the ,oest
possible results from nat xpeudlture: sl4 JEas
If Bismarck desires prosperity in The future
phe must earn it. and unless there ~ ur.ited ana
persistent action on the part Qii her people II
W. - o0'n' : - F.JA..
Bismarck tribune., 1879-10-03
'THORNBURG'S TRAP
DEATH 70 THREE CO1fpANIEs'
OF THE FIFTH G,AY.ALEeY.
The Mad Utes Shoot a Gallant
3s Rand to gPieces----The Army 4
.a Aroused---And Flying to i
ll tl1a Rescue
the Rescue
Especial Dispatch to The 7ribuns.) {
ANOTHER INDIAN MASSACRE.

a,ffE
tE ANOTHER INDIAN, MASSACRE.
y ST. PAUL, MINI, Oct. 2 O. - Ma jor Thorn
burgh with three companies iof the 9Th
Cavalry while proceeding through the
Ute reservation to bring the Indians back
to the reservation in Colorado we're set up,
on one mile south of Milk river on Sept.
29th by several hundred Indians and
driven back
WITH GREAT LOSS. 5sSss
Major Thornburgh was killed with eleven
ofihis men and thirty-four other persons
more or less seriously wounded. Capt
Payne including Lieut.. Paddock and DR..
Grimes, Capt. Payne in command, re-
treated to point near Weaver where he
is entrenched Most of the horses
AMI mules were killed. Gen. Crook i'm
mediatcly upon receipt Of the news dis
patched Col. Merritt with four companies
from Ft. Russell and two from aMcPher-6
son. all that can be spared from. Sanders
and four companies from Douglass to
1T RaWlins. Gen. Sheridan
has ordered six companies from Smelling.
On the goth Tholnburgh's messenger
went 10 the agency to commnnicatewith
Agent Meeker. He found the es
UTMOST EXCITEMENT
prevailing. The warriors were decorated
iii war paint and the Womenand children
had all been sent south. Agent Meeker's !
life had been threatened and only the
solicitation of Lowry, yhornburgh's mes
senger, prevented the commlttal3 of the
deed. Lowry was permitted to leave but
accompanied by thirty warriors. Thorn
burgh advanced being led INTO ambush
alta canon -by,a guide named Rankin who
led the com rnand over the hills where the
command formed. The.[ndians advanced
and at a given signal general attack was
made. 7'hornburgh fell in the first part
Of the battle AM his body was left on the !.
Bismarck tribune., 1879-10-03
A Pleasant Meeting.
(FnrpO Renuhlicun\ f

Who should walk into the Bismarck
post office to be recognized, the other day,
but DR.. ShuriooN, who was the army sur
gcon that dressed Col Lounsbcrry's
wounds received while gallantly leading
his regiment, the goth Michigan, in the
battle Of the Wilderness. DR.. r.5Shurlock
speaks in the highest terms oftLe Colonel
as a soldier and an officer. The Doctor
reached Fargo last week from the West
and con:emplates locating in this vicini-
ty. He has been member Of the Penn.
sylvania legislature several terms and is
Clerk of the present House. WdWclcome
him ais good citizen.
Bismarck tribune., 1879-10-03

if Judge Bennett has no; other opponent
for the nomination the Republican, will.
guarantee his selection .'for 80 a year in
advance, postage paid s .gI Il
Senator Spencer will make his home
in Fargo, candidate for no office, wants.
none, but. perhaps will claim the right 10
exercise his jud cement as to whom he
may support, which, we urge, is a prlvi77
.lege north of Mason and Dixon's line,
voughsafed to all of us. t!a Na ~
Bismarck tribune., 1879-10-03
His Heart in the Right Place.
I1aE0ta krnuhlicnn lEt{ e.

The Dakota Pantagrupja, for Pme rea-
son, sneers at Col. Lounsberry, 1.-THE Bis
marck TRIBUNE. Now there j no one
acquainted with the Colonclbut fhat will
endorse his good nature and coicede his
ability. He is one of tile men wlbse heart
is in the right place anu who w'alld rath-.
cr do a clever thing than q meanone any
time. No friend ever found the Colonel
Il failure when needed. ii 4sz g5 si &
Bismarck tribune., 1879-10-03
.IVEWSY T'ELEG:RAM'S.
sH4NOPEE BURyED-----FATA
E4LEf<sFs II GRAND sST4 ND. f&
A Wild Tumble in the National
Capi5ol--GranJ gong toOregon
--Jay Cookies Estate--A
J; Special Dispatchto The Tribune,

Special Dispatchto The Tribune
THE VETS a.l
ST. PAUL, Oct. .33..--The ex-Union pris
oners reunion at Toledo yesterday was a,
tended by 1000 veterans. The feature o1
the day was the street paradc.{
it GRANT.
The steamer ST Paul has been fitted up
for Gen. Grants trip to Oregon. The Gen
is now in the Yosemite valley
.I ANOTHER ONE i
Frank Bayton, receiving teller of North
Bank, Boston, is a defaulter to othe tune OF
$4,000
SAMUEL j. TILpEN
was yesterday appointed one Of the super
visors OF the election of New York City,
He is associated with David Dudley, Field
and Augustus Schel. t-55.
y A FEARFUL FALL. ~.
The grand stand at the county fair,
Adrian, Mich, fell with 1000 people yes.
terday afternoon, the front part falling
outwards and the back part backwards in
to the river Six people are known to be
killed and fifty, more or less mangled.
SLEEPY TOM BEATEN.
The pacing race St. Louis, was won by
Rowdy Boy, beating Sleepy Tom ana
Lucy. Time, 2.14, 2.17 and 3 49,.
.t7s ELEVEN CASES
OF fever in Memphis yesterdays. The Ma
lional fmai1ia convention at SSt. Louis
came to all end yesterday.
THE MINORITY REPORT
was adopted asking an appropriation of
So, 100000 t., be divided among. the States
according 10 population to foster and pro-
tcct the national MALTA.
JIM's BRoTHER.
An Indlanian named HanIigan has
been appointed by the sergeant at arms.
Bright to fill the position lat4E III held by
Robt. Blaine. ~
THE PENSION OFEJcE4s
up to date has paid out $40, 100000 in ar
rears, an average OF 800 10 each pensioner::
A WILD TUMBLE.
Signor Brumatla, who for rs years has
been the fr.sco artist at the Capitol in
Washington, fell from the scafold yester-
day bu, cauyht on Il ladder in the descent
and was rescued. The nervous shock was
so great that he will not -recover from it
He is 50 years old.
A LARGE PART OF THE BUsIN Ess PORTION
of Shakopee, Mimi, was destroyed by
ire Yesterday afternoon. The fire origl-
mated in the National Hotel anddestroyed
that and six o1her buildings.
/. BIG BOND FIND. y
: Twenty-Five thousand dollarsln bonds
aud papers were found in the woods OF
Woodbury., Nd, yesterday. They are
part OF SG0,000 robbed from thetNalional
Bank OF Baltimore in September, 1878.
1- THE JAY COOKE CREDITORS
declare the third cash dividend of2H per
cent. and scrip dividend of 10 per cent.
Bismarck tribune., 1879-10-03
iAmusen,,ents. !,

The Vincents and Billy 1ack are back,
who together with Gus Peters, Mile Le-
Eta and Carrie Foster, give one of the
best variety entertainments ever given IN
any city. lhe Opera House has been re-
arranged and is the pieasantest place in
the city to spend an evening. ssE
Bismarck tribune., 1879-10-03
Robhed His Pard.

Deputy q. s. Marshal Ash came in yes
terday from the, Slide, fifty miles above
Ber,hold. He had withhim VIM. Cody,
who stole $3.50 from his partner. Mr..
Myers. Three hundred and fifteen dol
lars were recovered. THEY run 9 wood
yard. i{;lsl .y5
Bismarck tribune., 1879-10-03
4 Mammoth Hotel for Fargo.

j. E. Chaplin announces his intention to
commence the erection Of a brick hotel
in Fargo fronting 300 feet on Broadway
and 14O on Leyee street, three stories high,
flat roof. The foundation is to be put in
this fall and the building opened for busi-
ness on the 10th Of May, under the name
of Continental III Hotei. ~ $3.50
Bismarck tribune., 1879-10-03
8 -.
RrnGier Jailed.

xMiles' scout, Brugier, the half breed, isi
in iailsat Fargo. Sheriff Haggerty passed
through here yesterday with him, having
arresiad him at Fort KeOgll. Heistakeni
On the old charge Of killing hcGee in rs
q Banding Rock.
Bismarck tribune., 1879-10-03
spencer wouldn't Hayef

y Aside from his mines in the Hils, Sen
iator Spencer has intereststof such magni-.
,tudesin Nevada, as 10 require hisl person,
al attention for years 10 come. he s@ug- @
ges,ion Of his being candidate Pr dele:
Z gate is absurd, he would not hs4 il and
Bismarck tribune., 1879-10-03
.Tiuae to Com m ence Praying.

I Els Point Courier. If Mother Ship
tor, sprophecy issto come true III: 1881 it
Is about Time for flew Democratic editors
in Dakota to begin praying"
Bismarck tribune., 1879-10-03
THE I: LATEssT.

Sr. PAu1L, Oct. 33.-No news from Capt,
Payne's command since the first. The
courier expected Yesterday did not arrive.
Heavy firing was heard in the vicinity Of
tile camp on the Both. The military ex-
press no fears Of Payne's safety and say
he will be able to hold hisown until help
arrives.
Bismarck tribune., 1879-10-03
a CONTRACTORS ASSETS.
Minneapolis Gentlcman's Bad
Record 80

69 NecOFd. E t.ti
Last springa gentleman named j. A..
Kennedy, of Minneapolis, visited Bis.
marck and Mandan twice on passes issued
"on account of construction" The last
time he put out without paying his hotel
bill. Whlleghere he was negotiating in
his mind with Mr.. Clark, of the firm of
Walker, Bellows s. Co., for ten miles Of
grading. He had some ideas, more dis
honest than original, about the mannerof,
running that contract after he got it. His
confidential communication to an acquain-
tance was that the r. R. Company would
have to foot the bill and he would get
AWAY with as much as was convenient
and practicable He said there was no
chance of losing anything. They couldn't
reach him. His general expressions were
those OF u Christian lawyer, but under
meath he was sly old coon. While in
Bismal ok he proposed. 10 John w. Fisher
that he go in.o the retail liquor business
with him. Kennedy had a two thousand
dollar stock on hand that he had taken for
Il bad debt If Mr.. Fisher had consented
he would probably have asked Father
Chrysostom to become q silent partner.
This week the landlord opened his old
oil cloth travelling bag to see what Kind
of assets he lett behind him to balance
that little account. "A careful and CON
sclentious appraisment resulted as fol
lows. s3 si ~ tsf ~ 9