Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-03-19
NEyVS-NOTES.
Lord Derby, ofEngland declares him


Lord Derby, ofEngland declares him
seif liberal.
Elliott S. Morgan, Of Penna., has been
confirmed as secretary of Wyoming.
1t is said that Secretary Boric, de-
ceased. left Gen. Grant $4,000 in his will
The Minneapolis Tribune will soon
be changed from an evening to morning paper.
M. M. Craig, railroad and express
agent at Glyndon, is short about S2,o)o. He is
in bad shape. --...- ...
The Chicago d Northwestern have
commenced operations at Volga and will reach
the Missouri next fall.
The six day walking match at San
Francisco was won by o 'Lcary. Score % Lcary,
SIC: Weston, 4g0 miles. ..~ "
Postmaster Glafcke, who was bounced
from the Cheyenne postoilicc, was furnishing
postage stamps for the Wyoming lottery swind!c,
Of which company hc,was member. ~ a~
"A CNinaman was assaulted by two or
three Of his countrymcn at Chicago a few days
ago. They wanted his head, q large reward be-
ing offered for it by, the Chinese government. 4
The flowers are in blossom and the
parks green in the National capital, while the
natives are fcastng ON strawberries and cream,
with which their markets are plentifully sup
pned' 49, II -"5 Il H.. ..~i .~i 81 Il F3ai%4 ~
A fire occurred at Oakland, Cal, last
week. in the Grand Central Hotel, destroying
that House, the Webster House and five other
buildings. fetal loss S27G,00O. Tue Grand Pa
citic was built by Michael Reese the deceased
millionaire. g@ .E..r .ft...- ~.
Major. Ver]ing x. Hart, 5th Cavalry,
who tried by general court martial at Chey-
ennc upon charges preferred by Capt Geo. T.
Price, or the same regiment, was acquitted. 1t
was a case of tit for TAFT The Major had the
Captain court martaed and vice versa the Cap
tain preferred charges against the Maj, with The
above result: e. @. -+ -. b.. <' 1' -
-Pillsbury & Co. will build \ mill lin
Minneapolis the coming season With Il capacity
of 5000 barrels per day, the largest in the world.
When completed the Minneapolis mills will
have capacity Of sO, 900 barre Of -four per day.
New York and Liverpool dealers look to Dakota
for the grain, these extensive mills being built
capital is invested. -.. .,,, T. ..,.s. s .-
Rex Morgan A. Dix, Of New, York,
has been prosecuted for years by parties un-
known. Business men in New York and
throughout the country have overwhelmed him
with answers to letters he never wrote. trades
mcn of all kinds have called upon him. junklncn
and 'od clo'' dealers have rung his bell at all
hours of night, and clergymen have been invited
to dine with him. Detectives have failed to dis
cover the perpetrator. ...s.,s, .
THE St. Gothard tunnel, the longest in
the world, has just been completed. 1t occupied
seven and one-haf years in the pcrtoration, and
cost S9.70O,0OO, while the Mt. CcniS the second
largest was thirteen years building, stla cost of
S15,OOO,OC The uoosac, on the Boston tS AL
bany road. is four and thrce-fou rths miles long,
took eleven years, at a cost Of S!3,0oo0oo. The
rapid construction of the st. Gothard through
the Alps ls u great triumph for the improved
drillln smachines. 1t forms the shortest route
from the Rhine Valley to the Mediterranean.
The National Free Press is the name
Of newspaper started at the Capitol in the in
tcrest of Il tlibuslering expedition to take Nps-
session<sf Mexico and the different inter oceanic
routes OH tue lStuHuS H1uCky HluCh
Of the expedition is Gen. Ernest Dalrymple, who
calls for $4,000 soldiers, veterans of the late
war, and invites all colone is to raise regiments
in aid Of the scheme. Dakota could furnish the
requisite quota without ap pcaling to privates,
consisting entirely of colonies and throw in
enough generals to command the expedition.
The senate has again recommended
the passage of the bill for the supp ession Of
polygamy. The bill has once passed the senate
but has always failed of consideration in the
house It imp ,ses fine of not more than $500
and not more than five years imprisonment up
on every person who has a husband or wife liv.
ing and who marries another, makiLg it a crime
of bigamy. It does not effect any person by rea-
son of any former marriage whose husband or
wife by such marriage is absent for five years
aud is not known to be living nor any persons to
whom DEGREES Of divorce have been granted. 1t
provides that the issue of Mormon plural mar
rtages born before Nov. 1st, 1879, shall be. con-
sidcrc legitimate. gea-, I'm .sea rH
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