Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-10-31
THE NEWS by TELEGRAPH
THE EPOLITICAL CAMPAIGN IN
NEW YORK. SSf fGss.f sSFyi Eft
Prospects for q Grand Republican
Viotory--Blaine In New York {,
IAN Indian Massacre In
s.s. Arixona---Notes. L gEE
Especial Dispatch to The Tyi6ane.) E
CAN'T GO HOME.

ST. PAUL, Oct. 31.-Schurz refuses to
allow the clerks of the Interior Depart
ment to go home to vote except at a loss
of time out OF the regular vacation, or out
Of their pay. - e @s'a2 Y q t't.
THE POSTMASTER GENERALS REPORT
shows deficit in the department for the
fiscal year Of So, 3,031 ,455,. or 81, 100000 less
than its predecessor. The receipts of the
department were So, ,031 ,9S2, an increase of
$764, ,466. The.expenses were $33, ,O78, ,487,
a decrease of $1,O91 ,547 Of the decrease,
$795, ,612 came from the changein the pay
of postmasters from commissions on
stamps sold to commissions on those can
cclled. 7a* j@Ssli #tfs,a
4ta2t. faH5A 100000 BLAZE. '.. r.
Parkers, Penn, had a 100000 fire yes
terday. -, rr....1e.F, al an E.sI@a t,ssi
-s5, GOT THEIR DESERTS. i et "
DR. Kimball and Madame Goodrich,s
Boston abortionists, were sentenced to six
years in the penitentiary and ten years in
the house Of correction respectively.
.i+ GENERAL GRANT r4FI
arrived at Ogden yesterday @. aa
t-l..t5& aH5 A SEVERE STORM E5 #2!&#
on the coast of Nova Scotia on the Goth
did great damage to shipping. Wharyes,
etc, and number ofvessels were driven
ashore, and buildings blown down.
ia t: THE POLITICAL. BROII f Eri.lE.t
The political campaign in New York
is getting vigorous. Three large meet
ings were held in New York last night.
The one at Cooper's Institute, OF Mer-
chants, favored Cornell. Among the
signers were H. B. Clatlin g. Co., E. D
Morgan & Co, VIM. Libby, Of A. T. Stew
art s Co., Morton Bliss & Co, Marshall.
O. Roberts, H. K .Thurber, David Dows,
Jas. Seligman, and others. Blaine and
Chittendcn were the speakers. Kelly's
supporters met at Tammany Hall. Kelly,
Darsheimer and Cox Schcll spoke In
Brooklyn Gov. Woodforl and Wm. Law
renee addressed large meeting. One
member of the Republican committee
claims $4,000 TO 10000 plurality for Cor
nell and 10000 majority over Kelly and
Robinson. a.,s a as
| ~ INDIAN OUTBREAKS. gE
A Tucson, Arizona, special says: "The
Apaches have captured station near
Fort Craig and massacred thirteen per-
sons. The Navajos have broken out and
are stealing and marauding."
.s..f NOTES. rf afh 81
Mrs. and Miss Meek er and other cap
tives haves reached Denver.
Two cases of fever were reported in
Memphis yesterday. 1 ,g
The river Ogleyin Spain is overflow
ing and doing great damage. There have
been heavy rains throughout the whole
country. At Malaga water-spout rooted
up trees and injured many mines. About
fl fly lives have been lost.
The Russian General Fargusakof has
been defeated in Turkestan.
WINTER AT BUFoRD.
BuFoRD, Oct. 31.-It commenced snow
ing on the Goth and we had q taste Of the
real old fashioned billiards.. On the
morning of the Doth the steamer Big Horn
was rounding the point above Ft. Union
en- route to Poplar River agency. The
river was frozen at the edges yesterday
but the channel was clear. Thcrmome-
ter was even eleven above 1t is moder-
ating fast today and everything indicates
season OF pleasant weather.
The Coal Boom. z
The Baby Nline'' over the river, owned
by E.. H. Bly,, has now grown to full
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