Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-02-06
NEWS AVID VOTES.
Wood is ten dollars per cord at Z

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Wood is ten dollars per cord at Ben
"A terrible storm ragged at Fargo Sat
urday last
Dennis Kearney's family are said to
be in destitute condition.
Grand Forks is about to have a re-
union;of the old-timers of II. a.s ..,.
For the fourth time in the present
century Lake Zurich, Switzerland, has frozen
over. ...- s..3 ri -
The Pioneer says that diphther;a,
pneumonia and erysipelas are ove.-plentitul at
Fort Meade. ID.
The Reno ocourt-martial recommended
dismissal, but Gen. Sherman favors suspension
for one year. ..... -| -
"A Russian vessel with 1900 soldiers
aboard, went down with all on board recently in
the Caspian sea.
An annexation society has been or.
ganized in Montreal, Canada. They want to be
governed by the United States.
The Heather Chinee have not all de-
serted Burlegh County. One celestial whoops
it up on Mandan wash-boad.
Chicago should be called the city of
churches instead of Brooklyn. She has nearly
four hundred OF thcm hut still q wicked city.
-Barstow, president of the Indian COM
mission, confesscs that he has been furnishing
the department with stores under assumed
name.
The jamestown Alert is increasing in
size, and publishing supplements, despite the
Arqus' statement that there is no paper at that
thriving little city.
-Ex-Gov. Pinchback, the colored poll
tician OF Louisiana, who was refused scat in
the U. S. senate, will be nominated naval Off
Ger of the port Of New Orleans.
-Deadwood's recent election to decide
a town organization resulted in the ovcrwhcm-
ing defeat of the scheme, only about 200 votes
being in favor of the additional expense.
Senator Ferry, of Michigan, made the
memorial speech on the death OF the late Senator
Chandler. in the U S. senate, Wednesday last.
Speeches were also made hy Senators Bayard,
Blaine, Anthony, Logan and Morrill,.
The donations in this country for the
relicf of Ireland's furnished districts, will climb
up to million dollars. His Holiness the Pope,
has contributed 500. Three deaths from star
walton occurred last week in County Louth.
-Congcr, of Michi gan, known in con-
grcss as the Great American Objector,' OBJ
icctcd to bill removing the political disabili-
ties ola Virginian, on the ground that the peti-
ton referred to the late war as the war between
the Southern states and the United States, in
stead of the war Of the rebellion.
Secretary Evarts recently gave din
ner to the foreign legations, said to be the mo st
elaborate ever given at private residence at the
capitol, The soup came from France, the sal
mon from Maine, the turkey from Rhode Island,
and ycnison from the mountains of North Caro-
lina-and many courses from other parts ofthe
world.
The secretary of state has learned
through diplomatic sources that Germany and
France have formed an alliance fot the construc-
tion of ship canal over the Isthmus OF Pana-
ina. and he has had an interview with Captain
Eads, ofJetty fame, upon the feasibility ofcross-
ing the isthmus by the dock system, so that
should complications arise between this and
European rations, this country would be on the
defensive instead Of the offensive, would be
the case should another nation commence the
work first.
MIR. Eugene Schuyler is described by
Miss Brewster in letter to the Philadelphia
Ie!egraph as 1.-THE most popular American Off
cial at Rome, being the recipient Of numberlcss
invitations to embassadorial dinners and cardi-
nails breakfasts Mr.. Schuyler is consul genc al
having held a similar position at Constantinople
and was formerly secretary of legation at St.
Pctcrsburgh. He is son of Hon. G. W. Schuy
Ter, ex-state treasurer of New York, and great
grandson Of Gen. Anthony Schuyler, of the rev.
olution. His brother, Lieut.. Walter Schuyler,
is popular young officer of the 5th Cavalry, and
at present an aid on Gen. Crooks staff. t
Alnusements.
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