Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-08-20
NEWs-NOTEs.

Garfield early in September.
Gel. Ingersoll is doing noble work
for the party in New England.
Grant will not take any notice of
McDonald's pretended whiskey ring disclosures.
Dr. Mary Walker has abandoned the
bloomer apparel and now appears in full male
attire.
Nebraska Democrats and Greenback-
ers have fused aud have divided up the state
ticket.
"A Republican majority of 10000 is
predicted in Pennsylvania by well informed
persons
Col. Donan will deliver the opening address
at the editorial meeting in Minneapolis, Oc-
tober 5th.
Adelaide Nelson died suddenly in
Paris on Saturday last Investig alton may
prove poison. ~.
The import of gold from foreign
countries last year in excess Of exports amour
ted to S77, 100000,
There is trouble in Ireland. The
irish arc in rebcllion-over 100000 in arms and
England is defed to do its worst
-Chas. johnson, of Minneapolis, has
given Hamlin University$5O0 earned by him as
census commissioner for Minnesota.
John Proctor Knot was shot and NOR
tally wounded, on Monday, by the greenback
candidate for Congress in his district
A contract has been awarded for the
construction of four new school houses in the
Moorhcad Independent school district.
-Commissioner Raum has taken the
for Garfield. and will be absent from his duties
most of the time between now and election.
The St. Lawrence will be tunnelled
at Montreal for the South Shore railway. Wal
ter Stanley. of Hoosac tunnel fame, is in charge.
-Chenenshon who swore DeYoung
fired the first shot in the controversy with Kal-
loch gets ten years in the penitcntiary for per-
jury.
-Chas. Richmond, Jealous of his wife,
killed her with 4 shotgun and then put pistol
ball through his own head in Minneapolis, last
week.
Congressman Houck, of Tennessee, be
Congress in that State through Democratic
qaarrcling.
The New York grand jury have indicted the
owners, captain and engineer of the Seawan-
haka, and the inspectors that inspected her for
manslaughter.
Two hundred Democla attic speakers
have turned loose in Indiana for the cam paign.
AT the first grand blowout in Indianapolis the
attendance was very light indeed.
-"Thcrc is a divinity that shapes our
ends, rough hew them may was the re-
mark OF the Texan who drew the grand prize in
the louisiana lottery.
-Senor Cortiggini commenced last
week on the unfinished frescocs in the dome Of
the capital, and is said to work much faster than
the late Mr.. Brumidi
The Northwestern Railroad Company
accept the action of Gen. Poe's commission and
pay SIS, 600 for the use of Fort Gratoit military
reservation for railroad purposes.
China is at last officially open to the
trade of the world, the Emperor having revoked
the ancient decree prohibiting natives from en-
gagng in trade with foreign ports
-Cablegrams announce the death Of
the famous violinist, Ole Bull, at his home in
Bergen, Norway. His wife is a daughter of
Hon. J. G. Thorp, Madison, Wis.
Maud S. and St. Julien each trotted
mile in 2:11al at Rochester, New York. last
week. Vanderbilt now owns both and Bonner
proposes match with his fast team.
The sheriff of Labettc county, Kan
sas, has taken old John Bender back to that
state. He has no doubt but that he.is the iden-
tical sinner go long sought for. ''Murder will
out
"A church choir IN Penn Yam, New
York, introduced the cashing of pair of cymbas
in their service last Sunday. Church people get
pretty near the Devil In their operations some
times. s--
Seth Bullock, in the Black Hills raised 152
bushels of wheat from two acres of ground.
Those valleys about the Hills are SO strongly
impregnated with gypsum and lime that there is
no limit to their wheat growing capacity.
The Union Pacific company will build
an $4,000 monument to Oakcs Ames. The Dem
ocratic party ought to build another for he did
more than all others to restore that party to
power through his credit moblier operations.
The great Dalrymple farm in North
crn Dakota will yield 43O, 900 bushels of wheat
this year. There are 1000 acres in wheat and
1900 acres in oats. The wheat will yield cigh-
teen bushels to the acre and the oats sixty
bushels.
DIR. Tanner has received an offer Of 81 800 per
week to lecture from ocean to ocean. A fasting
match will commence III New York September
1st 70: 81 900 prize to the one that abstains
from food the longest. Already there are five
entries. This is 4 boss chance for some of the
western tramps to get their work in.
Madame Laura Hobson, of the leading
hsuse OF prostion, Baltimore was recently
ricd to Alex. Brown, senior member Of the firm
of Alex Brown aud Sons, by Rev. DR.. Andrews,
rector of Christ Church, Washington. He en-
joys an income of $4,000 per annun, and is
highly connected He seems to have been CO.
creed into the marriage.
Bennington, VT. is "away up" This
town has fountain that throws stream 1856
fect-the highest Of any fountain in the world
They also have the highest observatory in the
natru an ole of