Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-04-30
TELEGRAPHIc TICKS
SLICK TRICKS OF RAILROAD
MAGNATES IN CONGltESS.
TER GENERAL KEY TO
BA. MADE u. s. JUDGE.

Window to the Front-Bold High
waymen in the Hills-A New
Hampshire Man to SO
Governor OF
Dakota.
Especial Dispatches to The Tribune.)
SCORE ONE FOR ULYSSES.
L1rTLE Rock, Ark, April 30.-The re-
publican convention, after appointing a
delegation to Chicago headed by Senator
Dorsey, was instructed to vote for Grant.
| GRANT LEFT.
WASHINGTON, April 3O.-A priva'e let.
ter received here to-day from VIM. E. Chan
dler, dated Concord, N: H., 9th, says,
Grant is whipped clean out of sight in
| this state.
MARYLAND FOR BLAINE.
BALTIMORE, April 30-All three OF the
Baltimore newspapers to day concur that
the result of the republican primary meet
ings in Maryland yesterday was a clear
sweep for Blaine.
DAKOTAs GOVERNOR.
WASHINGTON, April 30.-A member of
the cabinet stated to day that he thought
it very probable that Ordway, ex-sergeant-
alarms of the senate. would be selected to
fill the vacancy in the governorship of
Dakota.
KEY TO BE JUDGE.
WasHiNGToN, April 3O.-lt is reported
here on good authority that Postmaster
general Key will shortly be appointed to
the life position of United States district
judge for the eastern district Of Tennessee,
vic. Judge Trigg, deceased.
THE GREENBACKERs.
IND1ANAPoL1s, April 39.-lhe state con-
vention of the national greenbac6 party
met here to-day, H. P. Leonard, chair
man. Congressman DeLamatyr addressed
the convention. Nearly all parts of the
state represented. Three hundred dele
gates present
SAMMY AHEAD.
aARrFoKp, April 29.--Considerable
wrangling took place in the convention
held here yesterday, between the friends
of Gov. English and Tilden. after much
debate the motion to adopt the unit rule
was passed, which gives the State to TIL
den.
LIE FEvRE INDICATED.
WASHINGTON, April 29.-Ben LIE Fevre
the Republican congressman from Ohio,
so we'll known in connection with Char
ley Chapman, late executive clerk, the
procurer of young females for lecherous
congressman, has been renominated for
congle ess from his district.
A CRAZY BRIBER.
HARR1sBURaH, Pa, April 30.-W. T.
Rumberger, who was member of the
Pennsylvania Legislature and was found
guilty of bribery and sentenced with
Kemble to years imprisonment, has
been declared insane by the physicians,
and will go to the asylum.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
WASHINGTON, April 3O.-1here are in
dlcations that some magnificent ruling
will be witnessed when the sundry civil
appropriation bill comes before the house
for action, as the friends Of the various
bills proposing for new public buildings
, throughout the country may be expected
to combine and place them upon the reg
ular appropriation bill.
VALUABLE GIFT.
| WASHINGTON, April 3O.--The widow of
the late President Thiers, Of France, has
sent vice President Wheeler handsome
ly bound set of her late husbands works.
| to he placed IN the library of the senate.
| The vice president laid the books and let
ter of transmitta before the senate and
they were referred to the committee ON H.
brary, by whom they will be formally &C
cepted.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
WASHINGTON, April 80 The lawyers
of the Northern Pacific mere say that they
are more hopeful now than at any time of
favorable legislation. There was a time
about four weeks ago, when it seemed
possible that a bill to forfeit the Iandgrant
might be passed. but they now think that
any such attempt will be impossible, and
say they are confident that such prop
osition could never have been passed
through the committee.
THE MARSHALL g BILL.
WASHINGTON, April 30 Animpression
| Is gaining STOuuUil ilIIdt tuc pIcSIIcLt Has
made up his mlnG to veto The marshal's
deficiency bill upon the strength of oh
jections made by Senator Edmunds and
other prominent republicans to the
riders" concerning the appointment of
deputy marshal's of elections. The ru-
NOR can not he traced to any uttcrances of
the president or his cabinet advisers, hut
it excites much comment in view of a Ger:
tainty that veto would inevitably pro-
long the session a fortnight at least.
WH1TTAKER's CASE.
GARR1soNs, N. Y, April 30.-Consid-
cradle excitement exists with reference to
the new developments IN the Whitaker
case, Philys Reagan, who keeps sa-
saloon at Hi ghland falls, has been ar
rested on the charge of perjury in. that
he sworc that the students did not visit
his place of business. He has been held
in the sum of $4,000 bail to appear before
the next grand jury. The whole case
will be gone over in the courts and it is
expected the civil authorities will reach
the true inwardness. Reagan was arrested
at the instance of United States Attorney
Townsend.
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