Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-04-05
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Jews GOBBEED FROM ALL
LOVER THE WORLD. 4,


.gCOYER THE WORLD. 4HE& i
Debate ON tho Army Bill Still Con-
tinued---Yellew Fever---Feur Per
Cents---NeEro Excitement---Riloy
Rosigns-.-Whitelaw Reid Declines
.-NiscellanoeuA News. 4 3E'72i+ q ~
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ID t{6- CONGRESSIONAL.
Sr. PAUL, March 5.-Debate in the
House on the army bill is still continued
and participated in by Singleton, Of Miss
issippi; Weaver, of Illinois, Greenbacker;
Delamatyr Jones, OF Georgia; Wright, of
Pennsylvania, the mule subsidist; Gen.
Hswley, of Connecticut, who made, next
to Garfield, the best speech made in the
Republican side, and finally Randolph
Tucker, who made an excellent speech on
the Democratic side, under the five min
ute rule. "A vote on the bill will be
reached to-day. .a A., .
~ NO MORE FOUR PER CENTS. e..
Secretary Sherman yesterday sold Sc, ,000,-
wv AOuA Pei CCAI5, anu AaSucu d Cdll 1OE MI
the outstanding 5.2o's sixty millions in ALL
No more four per cents will be sold at
present. The Bank of Commerce, New
York, took $4O,0o0,OoO worth, and the
Secretary had orders untitled for $25, ,OOO,-
900. to,,5isg. ,@ala f7aL .sg3g #Gianaa Taf s1:
',"a ~" a,.,t NEGRO EXODUS. " X ....r a
Fred Douglass thinks the negro exodus
from Mississippi and Louisiana is caused
by the outrages committed on negroes by
whites, but regards it as unfortunate
Many prominent men Of those States, now
in Washington, are greatly excited over
the exodus which they say threatens to
depopulate them oflaborers.- E8B# ~
DIED.
Madame Bonaparte, wife Of. Prince
Jerome, died at Baltimore yesterday, aged
81 Years. .f@It. g45 -, i'2@l$ s3 .23%@5'@''{ s.. NV
YELLOW. FEVER Es,g@ .t& sac
The United States steamer Plymouth
has returned to Boston, the yellow fever
having broken out on board when near
the Bermudas. She came from tho West
Indies last fall and was thought to have
been entirely disiafected during tho win
tor. ASKS 4.;.s1t512aa ~ a!a-.ff Et3 -a-ss+|
CONGREGATIONS.
There was q destructive fire at St. Louis
last night, originating in Hamilton & Co.'s
dry goods store. The whole building, oc-
eupied by several firms, was burned, and
the adjoining stores were more or less
damaged The loss is upwards of mil
lion dollars. srfa.E 8a}i SmI
The town Of Miragone, Hayti, was de-
stroyed by fire on the 10th Of March, leav.
ing five or six thousand people homeless
There was also 5000 bags of coffee, and
100000 pounds logwood destroyed.
Loss one million. rrg.-.ss
RESIGNED. ,~-
Prof Riley, entomologist, has resigned
because he is unwilling to remain and be
treated disceurteously by Leduc whenever
he makes any suggestions. zt.2 n ri
1t seems that Whltelaw Reid was of.
fered the Berlin mission, but declined. fo
SEEKING A COMPROMISE. 3&'
A large meeting of the citizens of Ten
nessee, appointed committee, yesterday,
to confer with the bendholders for COM:
premise. AL, r.5.asr.,y
DANaERousLY WOUNDED. %,,,.,,rr
Washington Nathan, who was son Of
Nathan, Of mysterious murder fame, was.
shot and dangerously wounded by q dis
reputable woman named Zuland, who en-
tered the room where Nathan was with
Alice Harrison, q variety actress.
rALHADaE's TRIAL.
In Talmadge,s trial the testimony Of
Hathaway, an old employeon Talmadge's
paper, was secured to point to dishonesty
on Talmadge's part, and that gentleman
grew greatly excited and interrupted the
meeting with several vigorous speeches.
.4zt,:s5 FOREIGN. 4
Chettewayo, the Zula chief, is said to
want peace. 80 ait3E ti& ha4 ifH .
Ten thousand persons have died Of star
vation in Upper Egypt.
A fight occurred between the Egyptian
forces engaged in endeavorinr to break
up the slave trade, and the Arab slave
masters, at Bahrel Gazal, on the Upper
Nile, in which the latter were defeated
with O27 killed. rFts -Fss rs q -