Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-12-24
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VIEWS GOBBLED FROM THE
ENDS OF THE EARTH
Ramsey for q. S. Senator---Rai1road:
Consolidation...No Ohio Men in
the Cabinet...41arwo0
Creditors Won't do It.
Especial Dispatch to the Tribune.)
RAMSEY IN THE RACE.

Especial Dispatch to the Tribune)
= s.., RAMSEY IN THE RACE.
ST. PAUL, Dec "a Secretary Ran4ssr
has been put forward as a candidate ftq
the senatorship by the Pionvcr. PfessN y II
two strong editorials. Tks movelnenu
meets with considerable favor through
out the state and it sevident that's Eaea
MILAN is not to have a. walk oversiKatEe
contest 1t is thought that Gov: Dasis,
Gen Sanborn and others have thdraTHsn
in favor of Ramsey.
NO Ohuo'MEN.
WASHINGTON, Dec. "a, Intimatefflahas
of Gen. Garfield state thatt there Will benz
Ohio men in the Cabinet!'- The staKHsttts.
Joke on Ohio is to- be made pointlasss 'as'
the next four years.
sLANDEROUs COMMENT ON SHERMAN
The recent expression of Gen. Sherfiiaa'
on interviews upon che changes, retire:
ments and promotionsin the army, gave
rise to considerable comment as to- what
the president will do, for if Shernaan cor
rectly reported his words intlmatirg' that
Ord was retired because he was a demo
crat and Mcdowell retained because he
was republican, are violations Of war ar
ticle II, concerning disrespect to the pres
ident. 1t is also thought that Sherman's
slurring remarks on Captain Generally
were offensive to Grant
RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.
ST. PAUL, Dec. "a The sensation of
the day in railroad matters is the rcsig
ton of J. P. I]sley as president of the St.
Paul & Duluth railroad and the election
of H. H. Porter to the presidency. This
IL cans beyond u doubt Il consolidation Of
of tie st. Paul & Duluth road with the
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
road. '.~7fss- -s..
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
CHICAGO, Dec. PA passenger train
on the Carolina Central Railroad, went
through q trestle ucar Lincoln, n. G yes.
terday. It 1rad but ninespassen m gcrs s-on'
board, but six of them were killed, either
by accident or subsequent burning OF cars.
SENATORIAL FIGHT ....
New YORK, Dec. 224.-The senatorial
fight in New York promises to be very
close. The anti Conkling wing las con-
centratcd all its strength on Deprcw and
are pretty sure of a majority in joint cau-
Gus though Conklingitcs claim sixty out
of 106 positively pledged to any candidate
agreed upon. The divorce suit of Mrs.
Sprague, it is thought, is engrossing some
of his attention and he is exerting most OF
his energies in keeping correspondence
out of the hands OF lawyers. '..N -.
HARwOoD's CREDITORS KICK
New York, Dec. 24.-Harwood's crcdi
tors at a meeting yesterday refused to ac-
cept his propositions to settle for fifty
cents on the dollar and let him resume.
The statement OF experts show that at no
time previous To the sssi gnment could he
have paid less than SO4 per cent ON his
liabilities; and including note to his
wife ei9hty.ninc and four-tifths per. cent
could have been paid, and that after the
failure lie could have paid forty ght and
two-ftths after providing for rep}evins and
suit, and sevcnty-two and ene-senth count
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