Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-10-12

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The Weather at o:e6 Last Night.
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INDICATIONS. -
Missouri velley, local rains followed by clear
ing weathey, variable winds. falling barometer
falling temperature in southern sections; sta
tioBary or rising Temperature in northern por-
tiOus.
NEWS COMMENTS.
O'DoNNELL is hopeful.
PRAIRIE fires have done considerable damage
lately.
The railroad rate war is breaking out in sew
eral places.
The gold excitement at Bozeman, Montana,
is increasing,
Some interesting history is being published of
the James gang.
FEARS are entertained of an Indian outbreak
near Fort Keogh, Mon.
RANDAL1's chances for speakership of the q.
g. II. B. are improving,
For ideal lying commend ~ to some of our
southern Dakota exchanges.
: For the year ending August 28th, l9,035, ,68S
acres of public land were sold.
At least one governor in Russia has had the
courage to issue . proclamation to protect the
Jews.
IT is confidently expected that 600o00 600 logs
will be banked in northern Wisconsin this
winter.
The entire $12O 600 has been raised for build
ing Bartholdis celebrated statue of liberty in
New York.
ST. PAUL is prouder Of her new opera house
than the average little boy is of his first pair of
'spenders.
The Army of the Cumberland hold their fif-
teenth annual reunion in Cincinnati, October
Oath and 25th.
IT makes the old turtles sick to think of a
side-wheeler lowering the record as Johnston did
lately at Chicago.
The Western Rural is doing good work in
exposing the true inwardness of some life in
surance companies
A"PAc1F1o Steam Agricultural Manufacturing
Co.. with capital Of $5000c00, has been es-
tablished in San Francisco.
NORTH PACIFIC stocks are worse than Banquo's
ghost to the bears of Wall street. They won't
"down'' worth cold v'ctuals.
ONE of the most prominent questions dis
,cussed in Dakota papers is: "Who is to be the
successor of Judge Kidder?"
The attempt of the railroads to adopt stand
ard times for the eastern, western and central
railroads is praiseworthy undertaking.
A TRANsvAAL delegation now on its way to
England wants confederation established ex.
tending from Cape Colony to the Zanbesi river.
GET ready to dodge the comet 1t is only
about $4,000 times as large as the earth, has q
tail 100000 miles long, and is coming bang
at US.
LOCAL postage will probably be reduced to
one cent per half ounce soon. just think of
the advantages this offers to. the impecunious
lover.
Explorer Stanley has been elected Father and
he established peace. "Oh, its nice to be q
daddy"
THERE will probably be q hot fight between
the Wells-Fargo and the Norhh Pacific express
ness east of Missoula.
DULUTH doesn't seem bit afraid of having
its head hit again by Proctor Knott or any one
slse It is just expiring to have some one
'step on the tail - me cost"
In the last five years 1M,000, 600 ounces of
silver have been coined into standard dollars.
It makes our mouth water to think how many
good, square meals that would buy.
Too much space is being wasted by the city
press in discussing the solution of the Mormon
question. The true solution is to apply the law
vigorously and wipe out the cursed stain.
An Iowa editor holds himself personally re-
sponsible for all that appears in the paper. He
resides part of the year at Washington and stays
the rest of the tin at eastern watering places.
A NEW river has been discovered in Alaska
over fifteen hundred miles long and in places,
twenty miles wide. Lots of little things like
this might be brought to light in the United
States if people would only nose around more.
TIE most long headed act that has ever char
aoterized railroading was that of President Vii
lardin organizing the Oregon excursion. Every