Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-03-05
akof1 in the green green ground The
revolutionary committee demand Mila-
koff to abandon his post.

kOH to ABANDON his post
THE NEW ROAD.
ST. PAUL, March 5.-At a meeting Of
the stock holders of the new Chicago.
St. Paul and Omaha railread, the title of
the consolidation of the West Wisconsin
and st. Paul 6 Sioux City railroad, H.H.
Porter was elected President and E. F.
Drake Vice President
LOST IN THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Mch. Madison Wells
son, nominated surveyor of the port of
New Orleans, was rejected d by the senate
committee.
APPROPRIATION RUN SHORT.
WASHINGTON, Mch. 5.-The public
printer has been Obliged to furlough 1000
employees on account Of the consumption
Of appropriations.
The senate committee agree to report
favorably the bill reporting all permanent
appropriations except few cases like in-
tercsts on the public debt.
LoGAN's LOGIC.
WAsH1NGToS, March 5.-Gen. Logan
devoted a large part of yesterday in the
continuance Of his speech agains; Porter
and is not yet done, but concludes to-day.
A DEATH BLOW.
PITTSBURGH, Mch. Waring Schooley
fourteen-year old son of prominent
Pittsburgh citizen, was found shot dead
in the outskirts Of the city yesterday and
when h body was brought home his
mother fell dead at sight.
NORTHERN PACIFIC STOCK 0. X.
New YORK. Mch 6.-Northern Pacific
stock yesterday was quoted at 53118 for
common and 56B for preferred.
INJUNCTION GRANTED.
NEW YORK, March 5--An injunction
was granted by the supreme court of this
city restraining the American Union
Telegraph Company from using the poles,
etc. OF the Atlantic anG Pacific Company
for its wires.
THOMAS RESIGNS.
C1Nc1NNAT1, March 5.-Theodore
Thomas resigns the management OF the
Cincinnati College Of Music because the
directors won i1liOW All1A W Cd1iy o11l
reforms proposed.
FELL. FROM A TRAIN.
ST. PAUL March 5-Jas. Hardy, q
prominent citizen Of St. Paul fell from a
train near Hastings yesterday, and sus-
tained fatal injuries.
THE PARTY WITH A LONG NAME,
ST. LOUIS, No, March 5-The National
~ ,Af
yesterday with $50 delegates present.
PARNELL AND DILLON.
ST.. LOUIS, March 5.-Parnell and Dill
Ion had great reception i'll this city yes
terday.
COL. OTIS PROMOTED.
( WASHINGTON, Mch. 5.-The senate has
confirmed the promotion Of Lieut. -Colo~
mel e. l.. Otis to he colonel Of the goth
Infantry. Major A. j. Dallas is to be
lieutenant-colonel Of the 22d Infantry and
Capt. James Fletcher, major OF the 23d
Infantry.
STRIKING LABORERS.
NEW YORK, March 5.-Friday night
some striking laborers of Winkoop Bros.
nickel works assaulted Wynkoop and he
shot at them, intlicting wound ON lead.
er named Dunn from which he since died.
THE UTE INDIANS.
WASHINGTON, NJ ch. Sit is officially
announced by the Interior Department
that the Ute Indians con sent to relinquish
their Colorado reservation and that the
difficulties with them have reached
peaceful settlement. The arrangement is
for the white River and Uncompagcs to
90 to Utah and the Southern Utcs to New
Mexico.
SPARED HIS LIFE.
New YoRK, hIarch 5.-roreign dis
patches state that the Cars anniversary
passed off without any attempt on his
life being made He rode through the
streets in open carriage, and was re-
ceived with enthusiastic demonstrations
of loyalty. Gen. Malikof, to whom the
whole charge of the city of St. Peters
burg has been given since the explosion
of tie palace, was fired at yesterday while
aliehting from his sleigh before his own
residence. The assassin was arrested,
and proved to be a semi-lunatic, and un-
doubted]y a tool in the hands of the nj
hilists The. ball passed through the
back folds Of the Generals cloak.
JAY GOULD AND BLAINE.
CHICAGO, Mch 5.-The Times recently
had the statement of a gossipping CORES
pondent in Washington, upon which it
casts discredit, editorially, that Jay Gould
is Blaine's confidential adviser, and is
partly managing his presidential cam.
paign. The correspondent thinks that
railroad development would be.the prin-
cipal feature Of Blaines administration,
if elected president.
BEECHER OF CHINESE.
New York, Mch 5.-Beecher, in his
sermon last Sunday, reviewed the history.
of plymouth church, and called for a
wider expansion of its present energies.
I'VE are in danger of lapsing into a state
Of inactivity. There is much left for US
to do. We must see to it that al their
1,riyilepes are secured to those lately in