Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1881-04-08
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THE FLOOD At YANKTON.
YAHKrox, ID. T.. April 6.-The waters
of the great food have subs ided during
the past twenty.four hours and tho Mis-
souri, At this point Is again in ito banks.
The bottom lands are still submerged and
although nearly one thousand people
hays been rescued from the inundat ed
bottoms in this county alone, there are
number who have not been reached.
They are now helped at the expense Of
tho counties aided by taxation and pri.
vate parties to provide for their wants un-
til they can earn their own living. A
public meeting Wa held last evening and
the question of calling for assistance
from wealthy eastern people was serious
ly considered.
AT SIOUX CITY.
Sioux CITY, April 6.-Gorges sre all
broke above here and the dsod 10 at its
highest point, and is fifteen feet below the
level of the business portion of tho city.
The lands on the opposite side Of the
river, in Nebraska, are flooded, and the
people are compelled 10 get out aud come
to this side.
WHO'S A LIAR?
New YORK, April Seen. Sherman's
remarks on war correspondent at Shllo,
who described the battle from Cairo, has
walked up Whitelaw Heed, who says it is
incredible that Gen. Sherman should
have made the statement, as many times,
of late years, the general has consulted
him as to position, points, ETC., of that
battle as he was an eye witness. He says
he was at both battles, and on the field as
early as the general commanding.
THE THREE F's. x:...
LoNKoN, April 7.-Gladstone yesterday
brought out his Irish land bill to packed
house and was loudly cheered. The bill
comprehen>ls the we'll known three Fs,
flair rent" "fixity of tenurs' and "free
sales." Gladstone closed his speech with
the words, "justice is to be the principle
to guide England in regard to Ireland"
The opposition made no move against
the bill and the Irish members do not
express dissatisfaction.
KILLED BY A SNOW PLOW.
HURON LAKE, Mimi, April 9,-A crowd
of section men engaged in clearing the
blockade near here, were run into by the
snow plow today, and one man was
killed outright, four others were fatally
wounded.
EVERY BODY WALKS IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 8.-The street car
strike in this city continues. An attempt
was made yesterday to run them, but the
passengers were dumped and the cars up
set. Public opinion is in sympathy with
the drivers,
DRILL WORKS BURNED.
PEORIA, ILL.,, April 8.-Story B. Hart
& Co.'S. Union Drill Works burned last
night; loss $25, 900; insured for $4,000.
One hundred men are outOf employment.
1t will be rebuilt at once.
SHALL WOMEN VOTE!
INDIANAPOLIS, April 8.-The house this
morning passed joint resolution by a
vote of 81 to "a, amending the constitution,
giving women the right 10 vote at all
state elections.
A RAPID GIRL.
Iowa CITY, April 8.-Hattie Duel has
commenced the forty fourth day of her
.carious She was failing rapidly and Is
not expected to live but two or three
hours
..- ESCAPED CONv1CTs. .:
DETROIT, Mich, April 8.-Four con-
victs escaped from the state prison yes
terday. They knocked down the jailor,
tied ladders together and went through
the back door down to the wall. The
alarm was given and they were captured
after hard fight. Lynch, q desperate
character, was shot dead. and the others
were used up. VIII .@#,s. ~ Il
EXPENSIVE RELIGION.
New YORK, April S.-The Guttcnburg
Bible, printed in 1850, the first book
printed on movable type was bought at
public auction to-day for 5000.
EVIDENCE OF HE'LL.
LONDON, April Fire and occasional
shocks of earthquake still continue at
Chic and are fast completing the general
ruin of Kastro, which contained nearly
four thousand inhabitants. Only $50 are
known to l,e alive.
A TEDIOUS TRAMP.
Dallas, Tex, April 7.-Lieut. Tenithers,
with detachment of the 10th cavalry,
passed north to-day having in charge ten
soldiers of the 10th cavalry and twenty
fourth infantry sentenced to serve the
term of from one to five years.
BOUND TO BE PATRIOTIC.
WASHINGTON, April 8.-Ex-President
Hayes made speech at the banquet OF
the army Of the Tennessee last night, re.
spending to the toast "The United States"
NAHONE MUSIC.
WASHINGTON, April 8.-Yesterday in
the senate in course of Harris remarks
he made some illusions to Mahone's
democracy and was reminded by Sher-
man that Nahone was elected against the
fierce opposition of the BouIbo demo.
cracy. Harris stated that Malone said
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