Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-12-29
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nrRx Is danger that the Jeannette con-
.royersy viii become as tedious sas the star star
route trials. s
THr outlook for Letcher, Of the Mitchell Mi
II land Office, is not very flattering. His e1-i
planatons do not explain. s
NE IT Is expecied that the principal bDsinesss
of this session Of the Dakota Legislature will
sSbe the carving out of new counties. h
TIE Cincinnati Gazette notes that while
& there is rush for offices that pay $1,000 or
eco year there are vacant pulpit. II aan aii
without takers. IS B
TIE vote Of Dakota at the last election was
more than half as much as that of the entire
state Of South Carolina, but the latter has
& two senators and six representatives IN con-
gress and Dakota not one. l.s
ing the teles Graph pole nuisance. The COM
Sat the rate Of 81 pole This ;ls the surest
way to get the wires underground.
ss OsoAR WILDE has sailed for Europe. He
was an amusing cuss, and the American
4 people are grateful to Johnny Bull for the
loan of him. But il be had tarriea with us
Ii much longer he might have been lynched.
Army officers in Washington comment un-
favorably on Gen. Logan bill to separate
b the weather part of the signal service from
| the war department. Gen. Sherman. espec-
Tally Is very angry because Secretary Lincoln
y recommended this change.
THE TRIBUNE doesn't believe Guiteau was
B hung at all. He escaped, somehow, and is
editing the Elk Point Coyote. He is now
@ bowling q ',out North Dakota with the same
8 disease eli aendered malignity that character
4 ICED his conduct during the trial.
sSS sHERE's an opinion all the way from Dead
wood via the Times: ..Some papers will.
never tumble to the fact that the reading:
public don't care anything about the moral
character of the. publ Usher of a newspaper
They want the news, and they care not
whether it is saint or devil that furnishes it
3 to them. 2Sl8 ;;55s18 "a
GENERAL Vt. SHERMAN on being shown q
published statement that he had been con-
verted to Catholicism, and that the result was
B in some way due to The. efforts of his wife,
who is an avowed Catholic, says that the
rticle is "a bold lie and must have been
ksnown as such BY its author. It is pure
sction manufactured out OF whole cloth.
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5 a BLUNT Georgia editor says: "Nine-tenths
q Of the unhappy marriages are the result Of
green human calves being allowed to run at
large in the society pastures without any
yoke on them. They marry, and have chill
tho1-kapo- thay- ara
& fathers of twins before they are proprietors
s. gof two pair Of pants and the little girls they
marry are old women before they are twenty
5 years old Occasionally one of these gosllng
y marriages turns out all light, but 1t is a clear
y case of luck. S.s s35s
THERE is q social sensation at Denver which
& none Of the papers Of that city seem inclined
ia tackle. The fact is brought to light that in
y j January last. 81. "a. w. Tabor, formerly lieu
3 5.tenant-governor Of Colorado, and million
y Aaire, made application in a remote interior
Il Eourt Of that state for divorce from his wife,
To- Whem he had been married twenty-five
years, and until three years ago very happily,
ssss sNHe wife claims that his proceedings
Nus. far have been illegal, The ground of
omplaint is adultery. Tai,or is q prominent
andidate for the national senate from Col
sSorado.
in various discussions relative to the retire.
sment Of Gen. w. Tecumseh Sherman, of the
United States army, the point has been
raised in certain quarters that Lieut.. Sheri-
] dan was not entitled to the mantle of bis
s senior, and this point has been based upon
81 the alleged fact that Gen. Sheridan had been
promoted irregularly over the heads OF SEN
sEiors.to his present position. In following up
S this line of argumentit has been urged that
s$$ Maitr General Hancock was as fairly enti-
tied TO the promotion as Lieut.. Gen. Sheri-
dan An Investigation of the records shows
81 that Gen. Sheridan not only holds his pres
ent rank by reason of direct and natural pro
motion, but was in one instance outranked
Or jumped by Gen. Meade. ~
SA JUDaINa from the following San Francisco
dispatch the triennial oonclave of the
Knights Templar at San Francisco next SUM
{ mer will be attended with the sdiscomforts
III which marked the conclave Of 1881 in Chi
cago: Inquiry shows that during the Knights
8 Templars' conclave next August, frst-class
otsaf I'll be able to accommodate about
sg sl lfOg0p y With private accommodations,
elpanityso the lodging houses and
d 1inoe ~ several thousand people will
ssss u ceeiued 70 use tents.
bismarck, is enjoying q glo-
" The building in the past year
aaal;Isl WAS neve. exceeded, ok
n n 79a1, pear succeeding the great
= Sverl l the amount Of rebuilding