Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-11-26
NEWS-NOTES.

-Garfeld's majority in Minnesota
proves to be over 10000.
"A son of Parson Brownsluw has re-
ceived $1,000 clerkship.
-"Blue Jeans Williams, governor of
Indiana, died on Sunday last.
There is four feet of snow in the Bald
Mountain district, Black Hills
-Pembina buyers receive 1000 bushels
of wheat daily, the Pioneer says.
Fargo people are alarmed over the
prevalence of dipthera IN that city.
The editor of Truth has discharged
Philip for the Chinese letter forgery.
Gen. Malone has planted himself
squarely on the fence with David Davis,
Capt A. G. Macy, of st. Paul, long
private secretary to the governor, is dead.
The Indian department reports 25,-
600 Indians at the several agencies in Dakota.
The body of Gen. j. j. Byrne, of Fort
Worth, killed by Indians, has been recovered.
Black Hills merchants are heavy
the Hills.
United States four per cent bonds
commanded nearly 10 per cent premium a few
days ago in New York.
John O'Flaherty was killed by the
cars near St. Paul last week. He was crushed
into shapeless mass.
-Kemble, Salter and Comeford, the
Pennsylvania pcrjurers, were discharged for
lack of evidence TO convict.
Counts are so plenty in Austria that
Il man was sentenced to only three months i'm
prisonment recently for killing one.
Ten indictments have been found
against John D. Cameron, of Sioux Falls, for
crookedness in connection with land entries.
Secretary Ramsey vigorously en-
dorses the recommendations of Gen. Sherman
in regard to increasing the army to Is, 900 men.
Ten inches of snow fell in New Hamp-
shire on Saturday last Heavy snow storms
have also occurred as far south as Atlanta, Ga.
Gen. Malone only wei CHS 107 pounds
but he holds the balance of power in the United
States senate all the same, after the 4th of March
next.
The casualties in the St. Peter In.
sane Asylum disaster now number thirty-two
burned to death or died from the effects of the
lire.
The re count Of the population Of St.
Louis shows an increase of 26, ,71o, making to-
tai population ofs5O:9l5. Considerably less than
Chicago.
The DEVILS Lake Indians raised 49,
900 bushels of wheat this year and the govern
1nent is building them tleuring mill as reward
for their labsrs.
The Vanderbilts have determined UP
on line to the Pacific coast between the Union
and Southern Pacific Burlington is the initial
point on the Mississippi river,
An unpaid board or lunch bill in
Cured at Chicago by the delegates is an active
element in the Ohio senatorial campaign. 1t is
being used to injure Sherman's chances.
Mrs Van Cleve, of Minneapolis, has
written letter claiming that she knows the
Belmont is a boy. In this case when the doc
tors disagree it is left to kind hearted old lady
TO decide.
The person who attempted to kill
Judge Page last summer has been arrested. He
proves to be as was supposed at the time, d is
charged workman who thought he had u person
al grievance.
Mary A. Gilbert has recovered $17,-
900 damages against the Michigan Central rail-
road for the death Of her husband, who was an
engineer on that road, killed through the care
An intoxicated printer fell through
tho elevator in the Pioneer-Press Office a few
days ago distance of sixty feet and got up un-
injured and smiling. He said that was nothing
as he fell out of fourth story window once.
Indian Agent Meacham has been ar
rested, charged with being an accesseory to the
murder of jackson, who was turned over by
Meacham to the Indians by whom he was mur
dcred because Of some alleged dcpredations on
them. ..,.-
The Fairview mine, Black Hills,
proves to be true fssure vein 100 feet wide.
and similar vein lies arallel to it only twenty
feet away, belonging to the Great Eastern com
pany. The Times believes two one hundred and
twenty stamp mills will be erected on these
mines soon.
Dakota has an area nearly as large
as the four states, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Ohio
and kentucky, or the three states, Wisconsin,
Illinois and Iowa, or the two states, Kansas and
Nebraska. 1t has considerable larger urea
than Ohio, Indiana ana Illinois combined, or
Minnesota and Wisconsin.
According to Con. Nettleton, who re-
Gently lectursd on the wonders of the Yellow
stone, It Minneapolis, the trout Of that region
prefer their grasshoppers cooked Sc it is only
necessary to drop line in a stream Of boiling
water nd few ieet further drop the grass
I hopper cooked into stream ofpnrs cold water
abounding in trout.
- Gen. Grant said TO the Lotus Club in.
New York a few days ago that he was entirely
satisfied. The people had done for him all that
lie conld expect or ask them 10 do. He did not
in any ense rs gard the public ungratcful. He
enid he was TOO cid to volunteer but If the pco-
pile had any further scryicefor him to DO they
could press him INTO II ithont ohjection on
ihbispart.