Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-09-24
TICKS OF The TELEGRAPH
THE DEHOCRATS EBTHUSE nv
NEW YORK.

They Exhaust Much Ammunition but
the F1ro il Harm1ess---The Tooth
Anniversary Of Maj. An
dre's Capture.
BALL NOMINATED.
Especial Disp p7tch to The Tribune.
FARGO, Sept. 23.-At the Republican
Judicial District Convention held here
to-day, w. F. Ball was unanimously nom-
mated for District Attorney. Every coun-
ty IN the district was represented except
Pembina. Mr.. Pettigrew, the candidate
for Congress, was present and made a
brief speech. Mr.. Ball is member of
the firm of Wilson s. Ball, one of the
leading law firms of Fargo.-ED.]
ENTHUSIASTIC DEMOCRATS.
New YORK, Sept. .24.-The Democratic
mass meeting last night was the most
demonstrative yet shown in the cam
paign. At an early hour the streets lead
ing to Union Square were crowded with
people to see the procession and take
part in the meeting. The principal meet
ing was held at Tammany Hail where
John Kelly called the meeting to order.
Aug Belmont was chosen chairman.
Daniel Daugherty made the opening
speech followed by Senator Bayard, Of
Delaware. who made
.- THE GREAT SPEECH ...
of the occasion. Another meeting was
held at Irving Hall addressed by Senators
Herman, of New York, Wallace, of Penn
sylvania, Wade Hampton, of South Care
lima and Others. Gen. Hancock, Gov.
Hen bricks, Senators Ben Hill, David
Davis, Samuel j. Tilden, and Plaisted
sent letters of regret. Il. ~ t..rG
..,. INDIANA CAMPAIGN. .
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 24-The republi-
cans are confident of carrying Indiana by
a good majority. The members of the
state central committee say that if the
election was held to day the republicans
would have five thousand majority, at
least.
DECISION SUSTAINED.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 24.-The supreme
court yesterday overruled the petition for
q re-hearing in the case involving the
solidity Of the constitutional amendment.
the vote standing the same as III the orig
inal case, Judges Niblack and Scott in
favor of a re-hearing and Biddlc, Warren
and Black against it.
GRAND CELEBRATION.
TARRYTowN, Sept "a The celebration
of the hundredth anniversary of the cap
ture of NJ ajor Andre was held here yes
terday. 1t is estimated that SO, 900 people
were present. Samuel J. Tilden pre-
sided The speech of the day was made
10y Chauncy M. Depew. III!
r JUST COME TO LIGHT.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24-It has been re-
Gently discovered that the New Orleans
mint coined million and quarter gold
and silver which it was supposed had
fallen into the hands OF the confederacy,
and is in circulation now, adding that
amount to the amount of currency in cir
culation. ..'
REUNION.
TOLEDO Sept. 24.-The Army of the
Cumberland reunion closed yesterday.
B. H. Bristow was chosen speaker for the
next reunion Gen. Sheridan was chosen
president. .. oa s.+st. ~
.s,', NO HARM DONE. ...
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 24.-The striking
miners at Corning, Ohio; fired upon the
guard yesterday who returned the fire
but so far as learned no one was injured.
80 THE TUNNEL DISASTER.
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-The body of
the foreman in the Hudson river tunnel
disa ster, Woodland, who refused tosde.
sert his men in the late disaster, was re- {
covered yesterday. II was in a bad state
of decomposition, the flesh, remaining
only on the legs. = It, is expected other
bodies will be recovered today. }E'e,1
GOV. CORNELL SICK. .ae~
;: New YORK, Sept 24th.-Gov. Cornell
was taken. seriously i'll with an attack of
malarial. fever at Brighton beach We'd
nesday. .,,5:E -
1's:, SENATOR BLAINE. 'aa saa i
. NEWARK, Sept. e24.-Scnator Blaine
spoke to- an immense, crowd, in this city
last evening. r; tTsy;;d7y serFgy 's'', =
FOREIGN COMPLICATIONS 62%2'
LONDON. Sept. ,23-The Montenegrins
have begun their attack on Dulcigno. !
Serious European complications may
possibly result. e ae1} tiy1l.s.sersf -
LANDSLIDE. F. fay, - -
LONDON, Sept 23-A landslide caused
by an extraordinarily heavy rain occurred
at Naintal, Bengal, Friday last. causing
the destruction Of the Victoria Hotel and
the death of thirty persons. .aotaoz as171
,sia Opera House Notes. 55ij
Carroll, in his Dutch and Irish special
ties, "takcs the cake" n. r.
santley, though suffering from
sprained wrist, still holds her own and is
very popular..a ~. f'Eb OK aasssaT SSH
& Pink Dominoes is certainly a 'draw'
ran,o ind .ri n r. FROM, tLo ci1o of +l,o or