Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-04-30
NEUVS-NOTEs.


copies of paper called the Dakota Romeseeker.
The sixty. first anniversary of Odd
Fellowship was generally celebrated throughout
the country.
Senator Allison has introduced a bill
that the president appoint two colored cadets
each year, at large.
Miles City will soon, have a first ma
,tonal bank with A. R. Mingar, president, and
A, Harding, cashier.
The jamestown Alert amuses its read
ers by publishing river column modelled after
the best St. Louis reporte.
Spence Pcttis, the noted forger who
was serving sentence in the Concord state
prison. hung himself in his cell.
The Minneapolis Tribune will become
morning paper May sth. The Tribune is one
OF the best newspapers in the land.
The Dakota governorshlp was ten
dered Judge kiddcr and by him wisely declined.
The judge ls wanted where he is.
Mr. I. w. Barnum, kindly spoken of
for governor by several Dakota papers, says he
would not accept ally office under any circum-
stances.
Ezra B. French, second auditor of the
treasury, died in Washington last week. Mr..
French has ben auditor for nearly quarter OF
century, and was man of great ability, and
that characteristic Of old time office holders, un-
swerving honesty.
The Dakota press very generally ia.
vors the re- nomination Of Judge Bennett for del
agate. Southern Dakota papers are almost
unit for the appointment of Geo. H. Hand gov
ernor.
Gen. Malone, lately elected United
states senator from Virginia, will hereafter act
with the Republican party. 1t is possible that
other democrats in the south will follow his ex-
ample, and unite the progressive elements ofthe
two sections. If 80 farewell to democratic
hopes for the next twenty years.
Aside from the lives that we're des-
troyed at the falling Of the walls of the Madison
Avenue garden, many very valuable works OF art,
paintings and sculpture that had been loaned
the association by some of New York's wealthy
connieeurs, were destroyed
The "Tricnnlal Conclave of the Grand
Rncampmcnt OF knights Templar of the United
Statcs'' will be held in Chicago next summer,
upon WnlCn occasion 3u,VUV hdlSuLe udSe olSuA-
ned their intention Of being present. 1t will be
the largest congregation ever assembled in
America.
-Kearnev, the blatherskite of San Fran
cisco is now working out his six months SEN
.ence in the House Of Correction. He was
brought out on writ Of habeas corpus but 1t
wouldn't work and the flannel mouth was re-
manded to complete his sentence, Thus ends
the fr., chapter of American communism.
The tornado has still swept on in its
deadly course this week, not satisfied with leyel-
ing whole towns in Missouri, it has cavorted
around Missippi blowing away twenty-five
houses in Macon. killing twenty-five persons.
woundinc scores of others and killing all the
stock in the Vicinity. it took skip into Tcnnes-
nee and Illinois and scattered death around reck-
lessly.
AT meeting of the board Of direct
.ors of the Northern Pacific railroad, held in New
York last week, Messrs. D!lworth and Mitchell
we're appointed, with the general manager,
committee to decide upon plans for the head
quarters building, frei Sht depot and other inn
provements to he made in ST. Paul. Messrs. Dill
worth and Mitchell will be out the arst Of next
month. to look over the field and take action In
the matter.
The cabinet is discussing the feasibil-
,ty of sending vessel to England this summer
to bring over the king of Spain and the distin-
suiehed retinue that accompanies HIM, includ-
ing dozen of his favoritc wives. He leaves the
balance of his family at home to care for the reg
IL. ent of mothers. in law, They have good way
of quieting mothers in-aw in his country; one
r,I,., ri, Il ondo inhis q
ever a French guilotine did
j. NJ. Kaloch. son of Mayor Kalloch,
OF San Francisco, shot and killed Ghas. De Young,
ofthe Chronicle. last Thursday night. Last fall
DeYoung shot Mayor Kalloch on account Of pol
itical quarrcs during the municipal elections.
DeYouny had issue: pamphlet based on facts
obtained in recent visit east bringing up q
scandal in which Mayor Kalloch, who was min
lister. was the offender. Young Kulloch has
made public threats araiI st DeYoung.
"A couple OF soldiers sentenced to two
years in the Lcavenworth penitentiary for de-
aerton were taken down on the steamer Nellie
Peck. from Ft. Suly. under charge Of Lient
Doughcrty. They went from Suy over to Pierre
got on Il spree, staid over their time, re-
ported for dcscrtion, picked up aud court-mar-
tialed on their return to the post and sentenced.
The dav after their arrest an honorable discharge
from the army arrived for one of the men. but it
was too late to do him any good.
Ben Hills counsel has visited Mrs.
Lockwood. counsel for Jessie Raymond. and Of
fered Il money consideration and the payment of
costs to settle the pending seduction suit against
him. Mrs. Lockwood didn.t deem the amount
rendered as sufficient. Hills lawyer is consid-
ering The probability il that the case will be
eett'ed. After Hills rcpeated declarations that
this affair was conspiracy, and his threats to
have the woman Raymond and others indicted,
ihis effort to compromise is regarded as q COM
plete surrender of his position as
The ship Constellation, carrying the
supplies from this country to Ireland, ie in Cork
haEbor. The officers ofthe American vessel are
receiving the NEST distinguished honers from
the English fleet. Almost before the anchor of
the Constellation touched bottom boat came
alongside from the Lively the vessel OF his Royal
HighnesS the Duke of Edinburgh, with an invi-
tation to Capt, Potter begging the latter to come
ON board. The captain started In the Admiral,s