Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-07-12
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NEWS AND NOTES.

ed,on its polar expedition. rs
Lieut.. Robinson is building little steamer for
pleasure, to run on Devils Lake. aaff
Rev. NJ. Williams, of Lanesboro, Mimi,
charged with rape, was acquitted
den. Humphreys, now retired, was forty eight
years in the U. S. military service. HT% fsi
lNeorhcad has high-toned forger in the coun-
ty Jail who is wanted in New York.
DaaCastello and Tom Miller are about organ
izing circus from Black Hills talent.
Though the King of Siam hogs his ministers
few die and none resign all the same! . EEt(tb
Sam Carey has deserted the greenback party
and returned to the Democratic camp: Il
A Marsh harvester manufacturing establish
ment is about being constructed at st. Paul II.
!Aparty Of picniccrs were poisoned at Lanes
bSro, Minn., last week by poisoned lemonade.
Secretary schurz intends visitingthc more i'm
portant Indian agencies in person, this summer.
jeff Davis authorizes tn statement that he is
not and will not be candidate for the United
Statcs senate. &~35&@F ~ II. Ejs'@i
Oscar King ofsweden, aswritten a'book sns
tanning free masonry, quoting the bible in snp-
port OIL position. 2 aEtIt3$k 5%t@I I$#
Chandler says the story that he regards him
self candidate for the presidency is too ridicu-
lous to laugh at even.
Reports from the European wheatacr crops are
nnfavorable and the London Times fears drain
OF gold from Europe to America.
The New York Tribune says thee only way to
keep the states rights doctrine in its grave is to
bury the Democratic.party with it. 4
Gen. John B. Sanborn, of St. Paul, is mention
I'd inconncction with the position Of Secretary
: OF War. He would make good one.
The Doadwood Evening News scalls attention
i to the fact that Deadwood has more daily papers
than the entire territory Of Montana. .aI
Three persons were drowned near Sioux Falls.
]ast,week. They attempted to cross the Split
Rock, swollen by heavy rains and were lost. ,a
The wheat crop of the old world has been in
jured much more than the crop in the United
States and the price is rapidly apprecating
Senator Ben Hill and Alexander II. Stephens,
for twenty years bitter personal enemies, have
buried the hatchet and are now Oh friendly terms.
Talmage is preaching in London to twenty
thousand people audiences, and ALL whether
friendly or otherwise, admit his power and orig
inality. Y
The cost of the late war to Russia is estimated
at fl5O,00OOO0. The deaths are estimated at 200-
900. The Turks proved to be troublesome GUS
toners. F R$l#ft@tt.E %.3.
China, an exchange remarks, showed her ap-
probation Of American institutions by the in
vcntion Of fire works with which to celebrate
D., July 4th.
A young Creek Indian, being educated at
Wooster, took the first Latin prize, gold med
al, for best scholarship, during senior prcpara!
tory year. Il, n Tfatt.lF
Railroad companies prefer to ship beef in re-
frigerator cars, now, rather than foot and
butchering is likely to be done away with.nsar
the large cities. i.s s..a Is #-A&
St. Paul is indignant because it believes The
Chicago Milwaukee s ST. Paul r. R. Co. is
: about to purchase the ST. Paul g. Duluth rail-
road. t's-@ y - 50
The Tower City Herald, published at Cass
County, Dakota. is said to have made it's appear,
ance, falling in line with dozen or more Dako-
ta newspapers established within a month or
two. .--z---s
East Tennessee ships million dollars worth
Of chickens annually thousands Of union sol
diers sampled east Tennessee chickens and can
testify that they are good Chickens learned to
roost high in army days, however: lss- 81, - .:
Cen s6eras Il, 1T isHaid, appears to regretthat
the code has beer "a baEshed for it would rid the
calendars 81 s,iclfcasee as the Stanley -Hazzcn,
RcpezBen Whitney -Gt]braith-Rced cases that
could best be settled on the field of honor -.
rhepEoposed eonstrqetion Of the Darien canal
is likely to meet with opposit'o from the United
States government, and twill not be permitted
unless controlled By American interests. The
estimated Cost Of the work is about S50,00o,0OO.
Three Richmond bullies forced a Richmond ed
itor 4srract at the poin. Of revolver. In his
next paper he repnbishcd and reiterated tho Of
fcnsivc article and, detailed all of the circum-
stances in connection with the forced retraction.
The recent earthquake at vigin1a City was not
noticed by those working in the mines. It only
affected the surfacc.. The same was true Of form
er earthquakes. Where buildings on the surface
were destroyed, loose stones were not even dis
turbed in the lower levels OF the mines.
The President has remitted the sentence of
CAPT Rendeibrock s1tE didH' e SID up his rcpu-
1tation for bravery in the ,Indisn serylce butthe
cohrt reeea,n,aende ylsmeney on accaNnt of pre-
vious service, Old and the fact thFt re was
untt Tor service in an active campaigns, i.
rhelnrst great storm of the season asstreyed.
three Thousand acres of grain in WatonwsR Oh,
Mihn; aionc, d strip six miles wide was swept
aliost clean Of evcryt hing in the crop line: Hil
>stones ax large q essp4sbcatE down ne esafn
and in many Shksssssas kiiled young stock, ],
Dhlmg thsfiiaARtsdts seuy yest4 1aoI eooogo h1fsa
OF pexfble IL Ii faas Been produced in Pennsylva<
) iiis-sto0op daring the past Ave years. ln1s6o
1t wasS*csah $50 barrel; the average sRtice In
1s7svvss only 81 40, Philefelphia exported last
,yehr Ynear,y eieh.y milton gallons. Qulte =
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