Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-11-12
N'EWS-NOTEs.
Pacific, common 80; preferred,

North Pacific, common 30; preferred,
bsk.
Only 81 now from St. Louis to Chi
cago.
-Pettigrew's majority in DAKOTA will
not fall short of 10000.
Its more than probable the demo-
Gratis will unload John Kelly.
-"320" was good republican cdito-
rial rc-actng in Gariclde favor.
Gen. Grant will engage in mining
transactions with ex-senator Chaffee, of Colo
RADIO.
Fargo is to have skating rink COOK
90 feet, with Messls. Grbble & Blake proprie.
tors.
-Hanlan and Trickett will row match
Monday next. Betting is in favor of Hanlan five
TO four.
The republicans came so near carry
ing Tennessee that its state bonds jumped from
$40 to S45,
IN. B. Harwood, one of the leading
dry goods houses in the northwest, has failed
Liabilities, 100000
The authorities are Kidding the cities
of St. Paul and Minneapolis of gamblers and
houses Of i'll fame.
The steamer Rhode Island, of the
stonington line. was totally wrecked Long
Island Sound last week.
Fargo is building an addition to its
court house, to accommodate female prisoners
and for kitchen and store room purposes. 81.
The pipes for the Fargo water-works
are now being laid and next spring that flourish
ing city can boast this important metropolitan
feature.
Preparations are alrerdy being made
for Gen. Gardeds Inauguration. The national
Tow Path club will be his escort OH the occu.
eion.
--latest reports from Washington fix
the house organization as follows: Republicans,
1872; democrats, 125, and greenbackers, 4.
Whoop-la
= Neil Lane, saloon keeper at Miles
City, undertook to eject man from his place Of
business election evening and had his little fin
ser bit off.
Sara, the Bernhardt, made her debut
to an audience Of 1000 Monday night. Many dis
tingushed people were present, and the floral
offerings immense.
The railroads are at war again and
passage from Chicago to St. Louis but 81 with
proportionate tickets to eastern points. The
people are not sorry.
Although Hancock carries Calitor.
MIA by plurality OF 2s2, Terry, one of the Han
cock electors is defeated by 300, giving Garfield
one elector from the state sure.
"A man turns up who saw Fl. l.. Morey
4ast winter, and swcars ON the witness stand that
Morey showed him the Chinese letter and that
it is genuine. Too late to spring any such
sdodges against solid North.
Private SalZelle has commenced let
ter writing again. His last epistle is to Secre-
tarv Sherman. asking him If he would consent
TO be elected u. S. senator from Ohio. Secre-
.tary Sherman replied that he was in the hands
of his friends, significant way OF announcing
himself candidate.
-Chas. w. Slayle. of Fairchild, Iowa,
Otis p. G. Clark. Newport, R. l., and A. B.
Nichols, Of Philadelphia, were appointed Tues
day by President Hayes as commi ssioners to ex-
anime and report upon the fifty miles of frairoad
west OF the Missouri river built and accepted by
the n. Z. this season.
The Philadelphia american publish
.es mn article which creates considerable favora-
BILE comment in political circles 1t says that
Gen. Garfield is free from any alliances, and
That the reported understanding between he and
the leaders of the noble 306 in regard to Grants
succession in 1884 is entirely erroneous. .
1t IS rumored that Jay Gould con,em-
plates running line northwest from Ogden,
Utah. to Puget Sound, in order to control =
through line to the Pacific coast The Central
Pacific will not bow to him, neither will the
Northern Pacific, who control the only available
pass through the Rockies the proposed route,
allow this cheeky speculator to encroach upon
their rights.