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Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
Telegraphic Ticks.

Ex-Gov. Letcher, of Virgins. is dying.
A person has been arrested in Moscow while
ordering cook work of . mysterious descrip-
tiOn. 49, .s,asgss -
The three new government land Offices in Da-
.kota are to be CnAmberlain, Pierre and Devils
lake. 49,
A London report states that Gladstone IL anx-
ious to be called to the houss of lords with the
title Of Lord Liverpool.
. The supreme court at Newport, r. L, yester.
day morning sentenced Katie A. Judd, house-
burner, ~ twenty five years.
The grand dga Of Ohio knights Of Pythias
will hold their fourtesnth annual session at
Cincinnati, Nay 2lst to 23d. 5..ss=.
linsgary, Of Raris, son-i law Of the late
Earl Marx. and munagsr Of tho nevspapsrs
4eEekVUS M - ai555lt - tRup ulEy3lsu1
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
Army Items.

Army items.
Lieut.. COL Bartlett, First infantry, is ordered
to Arizona. e."
The my aud Navy Register, Washington, is
the best paper of its class the service has ever
had.
Major Hartz, Fifteenth infantry, Fort Lin
coin, was at the Sheridan yesterday. The major
goes down the road to-day to meet Mrs. Hartz.
Corp. Conlin, Fifteenth infantry. with =
guard and prisoner, arrived yesterday from Fort
Stevenson. They will 60 over to Lincoln
to day. -
Lieut.. Dowdy, Seventeenth infantry, has been
detailed as professor of military science and
tactics at the university of the south, Sewanee,
Tenn. The Seventeenth seems to have plenty
of material for professors.
Capt Rollins, ordnance department, Capt.
Folck, Second infantry, First Lieut.. Trout,
Twenty third infantry, First Lieut.. Griffith,
Third infantry, First Lieut.. Briggs, Fourteenth
infantry and First Lieut.: Love, Sixteenth in
fantEy, have been retired. =
Col. Buell., Fifteenth infantry, Col. Neill,
Eli zhth cavalry, Col. Van Voast, Ninth infantry.
and Msjor Jos. Bush, ("Me Joe Bush'') Twenty
letter to Gen Hancock, president of the re:ir-
ing board, now in session in New York city.
Capt John Hartley, formerly of the Twenty
second infantry, died in New York city on
March 10th, 1883 Captain Hartley walked into
. shooting gallery in that city, aud, after speak
ng to one Of the attendants as to the care peo-
pie should exercise when in shooting gallery,
asked if he could fire shot or two At the target.
Being told that he could, and having pistol
handed t. him he said "here goes" and deib-
erately pre- Aed the muzzle agai,s hisright tenn
. e and pulled the trigger, falling to the floor
dead. Captain Hartley reaigned September
7th, 1882.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
Telegraphic Ticks.

Telegraphic Ticks.
the race with Kennedy. !: -: ~
increase at Winnipeg. II: &r ';...=g.4, ),
: Ex-President Dlaz and party yesterday visited
the Union stock yards in Chicago. i sss;g,f=.
T: B. Hodg on, of Montreal, was arrested yes
terday at the suit of the Bank Of Montreal for
$1l8 900. - H.. Il. i.l,t ~, +.
Thomas J. Stephens has been nominated for
mayor Of Cincinnati by the democratic city
convention. !.s->-. .r=.ss. - =. .,,. e.. IT,.
Gov. Pattison, of Pennsylvaoia, has sigued
the death warrant IF Silas Gray, whose execu-
tion is liked for the 24th Of May,
Suit has been brought against the city of
Winnipeg for 9l09,90O, ior breach Of contract,
by the Manitobs electric light company.
JAS. q. Cook, lessee of Will.rd's hotel, one Of
the most widely known hutel men in the conu-
try, died in Wasbiog on yesterday morning.
W.. r. Kenyon, Of Independence, Iowa, is
mysteri0usly missing. BE was hi ll1y respected,
and no reason for his absenting himse4f can be
given. -, - .y .! J..,..-. I'LL. ,,.,...:s...
Ross says of the proposed race with Hanlon
that whoever name4 the conrse should pay the
others expenses. He is willing to row in any
water. :....e.... .,... .. -. ,.!a.' p; -
H.. TIE Exchange bank Of Denver has suspended.
The bank was never strong, and the failure
created but little surprise. The other banks are
not affected. ...- --. =, .....
The governor of Moecow has received letter
war ming i'm thst the Kremlin, where the car is
TO be crowned, will be b own up during the
coronation Ceremony. if the CT II refuses to grant
The G institution.
President Arthur has received letter from
Berlin enclo lug LOW marks from prominent
bankers of that ci y, for t, f nd sufferers in
this countr,. Th1 mo'ey aas turned over to
the representative in Washington Of ,hs order
of the Bed Cross for distribution. .5,s-
The result Of the republican primaries in
Chicago, yesterday afternoon, indicate the
prob .Dii1,y that the Convention TO DAY will no.
end'rse Il. L Crane, the oltiz n>' I'D pendent
candidate for mayor. Delega Is a'e unpledged,
ano the nominee cannot be predicted.
The commiesl-n 10 negotiate the Sioux treaty
will probably start for tie no,thern country III
August: senator Logan il chairman, and Sena-
tors Dawes, Morgan and Cockrell are cul :eagues:
No hOus. members were sppDinttd. but several
will be invited to g. alorg. among them Magin-
mis- of Montana. and Haskell of Kansas.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
An Enterprising Citizen.

B. F. Swain, of Pittsburg, Pa. with his fam
lily, consisting Of eleven persons, arrived Last
evening and has come to stay. Mr.. swain ls .
contractor and builder, and has just completed
the penitentiary at Allegheny City, and was
rendered the work of constructing the new
Michigan Central depot at Chicago. He comes
to Bismarck for health and for such business
a. may come in his way, and brings his hoist
ing works and other machinery with him. He
the architect who recently located 1t Bismarck,
and comes a. . result of missionary sermon
preached some weeks ago at Allegheny City by
Rev. +. 81. Thompson, of this city. BE il at the
Merchants hotel. .....
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
"Home ! sweet, sweet Home y

Home! Sweet, Sweet h0me!"
NEW YORK, Morch 22.-When the steamer
Burgundia, bearing to his long home in his na-
tive land the author of tina sweetest of songs,
"Home. Sweet, Sweet Home" arrived At Brook
lyn, the aldermanic committee and Charles NJ.
Matthews and Lieut. Reginald T. Nichols, q. 4.
NJ, Representatives Of W. W. Oorooran, of Wash
ington, forced their way among the 500 Italian
emigrants with which the ship was crowded and
procured the coffin. The heavy box was placed
on the shoulders Of four stalwart Italian sailors
and the body of Payne was borne down the
gang plank and scross the pier, through the
uncovered crowd to q hearse in wait,ng. There
was no ceremony, and everything connected
with the removal was of the simplest kind. The
coffin was covered with the American Gag and
followed by four coaches, containing alder mon,
Core .ran's representatives and members of the
press. The poet 3 remains were brought te tn Is
city and placed in the governors room in the
city hall Therrsffar two hours the people passed
before it. Allday to morrow the body will lie
in state, and in the evening it will be escorted
by aldermen .nd Gi:more's band, playing
"Home, Sweet Home" to the Pennsylvania rail
Sad depot and carried in a special cal to WASH
iDRton. 800 ,..fE -
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
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Sitting Bull to be Removed.

9ItCIUB 0WII ~ UF 1SVn1VVcWe
ST. PAUL, March 2l.-Iostructions have been
forwarded to the commander Of the department
of Dakota, for the removal Of Sitting Bull and
his immediate followers now under military
surveillance at Fort Randall to Standing Rock
agency, where others of tbs Sioux reserv alton
Indians are under guard, April Is. Provisions
will be issued to the IndiaDe until they have sn
opportunity to provide for themselves. This "a
in accordance with request of sitting Boil to
become reservation Indian, which the chieftain
has hitherto declared he never would be. He
was taken to Fort sRandall early last fall, to-
eether with . number Of :warlike young bucks,
and WAS thus separated from others Of mis- band.
the Uncapapas, owing to the ngly demeanor5of
himself and followers. It is expect tnat he
will be given an opportunity to raise stock to
provide for himself and people.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
Kane,s Fight with Death,

UN1oNTowN, Pa, March 22-John Kane, the
Muliie Mcguire shot by Superintendent Keigh.
ley, OF the Youngstown coke works, yesterday
evening, is still alive, though he cannot survive
much longer. His wonderful hold on life aston
ishes everyone. He has four 3s calibre balls in
his abdomen, and two in his breast one b:ing
in the right lung. The physicians think he can
he did not intend to shoot Ke;ghley- NJ p is,ol
WAS found on his person. His frien>;s are
almost up IN arms at his killing. Keighley re-
m ains in the sheriff's Office, no information
having yet been made against him. Brick"
Collins, Kane's Molly Maguire companion, is
now under arrest He swears he will put =
bullet Though Keighley' heart.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
Froze to Death on the Prairie.

ErOxe to Death on the Prairie.
JAMESTOWN, .. T., March 21.--zThe dead b b,dy
of woman of frail character named Lou Bald
win, who has been in this town for several
months, was found on the prairie about four
mries northwest of town this afternoon. She
start< alone and on foot after d1rk Last Batur-
day night to 20 70 farm house out in that direc-
tion, from which time nothing bad been heard
of her until her dead body was found q stated.
1t seems that shs became lost on the psairie and
froze to death. The inquest will be held inthe
morning. Ett ~ ~ IS
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
Person al,

Miss J. B. Hall, Boston, is stopping q the
Sheridan. 7st .' -
Il. A. and j. A Golfer, of Mclean county, are
at the Merchants. ts 1gt$.f i:4; 4%s.s33s,5..t
w. @. Henry and Milton Pickering, of Pitts
bu 6, Pa. are at he Merchants.
l.. N. Gary, of Mandan, was contemplating
the boom ut Bismarck yesterday.
John Robsrtson, Farg', do. T. Bingham,
Brainerd, and N. l.. heed, Iowa, !. re at the 5her-
idan house.
J.. f. Ki-g, of Oskal ,o.a, Iowa, has lrcated at
Bismarca, and is pleased with tho country and
its surroundings. -: cs,: ..y.:. i;y-..s..
James A Campbeil and four ladies are among
the recent additiOns to Bismarck society, and
are warmly welcomed. +:.@sE3 - s..
Vim. Heggum, John Fry. J. L. Barry, h.
Young and 'i,. Baldwin, popular Minneapolis
travelling men, are at the Sheridan.
!; @ W. C"llinge, W. M. Price, and John Smith,
three boomers from Steele, the Kidder county
metropolis, re ut the Merchants.
J. 81. billy and H. Eminent, Of Cambridge,
Ohio friends of ". e. McCl ing, were among
the arrivals yest rday at the Mer, hants.
G. g. Ossman, St. Paul, F. A. u. dge, Chicago.
Frank 8. Corwln, Rockford, H.. J. LaFrary and
". Roquish, l wa, are at th. Sheridan. ~. -
r W. E. Lewis, of Nalkertown. stevens county,
Isl the city and reports bus ling time. in that
country which i, re sivlng many new settlers. :
Robt. Gree, 3, who has been eaat for the past
three weeks. returned last evening and - about
puttit G in an sgricu tural implement house at
steele. -
). B. Hathaway, Billings, ard O. h. Bradford,
Topeka Kansas, arc am.'l 6 yesterdays arrivals
at Bismarck. They 0e stopping at,he sheridan
house. ~. =
David Stewards family, consisting of wife
and four children, arrived frOm Fa.go yesterday.
Th 9 is not The lawyer bat . recent welcome
arrival. 80
! U. J. johnson, formerly Of the North P,cific,
ia now traveIiug for The MAnit,b. road. O. J.
was . valuable immigration agent, and ought to
hkse been continued in the employ of the North
Pacific, =zzt u ...iz5z5:: Il: zsst:e5 z,s
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
HE LIKES THE SLOPE.
Specimen Of Many Letters Now Re
ceived by the Tribune. s8s

Specimen Of Many Letters Now Re.
ceived by the Tribune. ,3s:
EprroRs TB1BuSE: A o,py of your cham
Der of commerce edition came TO me recently.
If it il not exhausted, I would like very much q
few copies for dstribItion among ny neigh
bors. - .. .-............. f.. -A:
visited your city and county last fall, spend
ing some time in the agricultural districts. and
therefore do not for myself r,qnire the con-
vincing s,.tistics presented in the TRIBUNE.
After making . thorough canvass OF the
much doomed Red Ri .er country and the embryo
cities therein. de termined to pit b my tent"
on the big Muddy" = -
It il my no est conviction that persons seek
ing homes in the new Nurthwe<t cannot do bet
ter than to locate on the Missouri slope. One
point that, in my Judgment. c.mnends your
section to the practical s,riculturalist il that
while it il far enough north to assure the best
result (both as to quantity and quality in tbe
production of the great staple Of the nurthwest
NO. hard-the climate and q asons arc such
that rori may be - successfully grown - in
northern Ohio, Illinois or Iowa Another point
that seems to have been overlooked or not given
sufficient prominence, IL the fact that while tho
formation of the Red river = LEY, which con.
duoes to the production of the natural grasses
in great luxariance, the tame grasses, notably,
timothy and clover, seem to thrive wonderfully.
he soil seems to be peculiarly adapted to their
production Th,ir tena ity i aptly illustrated
by the remark of Col. T.. that tine trouble il t.
know how to get rid Of the stuff .-- when once
sodded."
To the practical farmer what further can be
asked than il and climate favorable to the
production of wheat, corn ana grass. But this
10 not al. Your markets are supplied with ~
fne vegetables Of ali kinds - can be grown in
any con ltry, and. no doubt, fruits viii be suo
,oessfu.ly grown in time. If these thoaghts,!
hastily penned, are deemed worthy, you may
pub ish them. Yours for BismArck and Bur
leigh county, A.D.G.
Pepin, Wia, March 10 1883. :s !
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23

The late ostentati,us double funeral of
Elliott. the prize fighter, and young McGloin,
the murderer, evokes from the New York Trlb-
une the following caustic comment: Certainly
nobody need feel any delicacy in speaking of q
rope in the presence of the McGloin family.
Their sensibilities cannot be keen, for yesterday
they burie1 the young man whose ambitions to
be "touRh' brought him early to the gallows,
with a. much display a. if he had been mar
tyr and hero combined. If ever there was an
occasion when friends might havs been asked
kindly to omit flowers this was one. But it was
not improved, and the profusion of floral
crosses, anchors, broken columns ard cushions
bearing tho works "Re.t' and mike" was
something shocking. Wreaths, ~ being too
suggestive of nooses, were not seen. The great
crowd in attendance is reported to have laughed
and je. ted continually, and on the whole it
seemed to be . thoroughly enjoyable funeral.
The burial of the pugilist, Elliott, was .lso
spectacular performance which stirred the
Bowery to it, depths. 1t called together great
crowd of rufians, and undoubtedly exerted
bad influence. by glorifying the brutal and
criminal business Of prize fighting. But as
Elliott war murdered and net murderer. his
funeral was not such An outrage on deoency as
McGloin's
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
WASHINGTON. i
NEWBY NOTES FROM THE SEAT
3 OF GOVERNMENT
Illness Of Secretary Folger - Re-
mains Of John Howard Payne
inNew York-The Queen -,
r. in no Danger. s.5
Newstar Route Sensation.


WASHINGTON, March 22.-The fact that John
A. Walsh has been present At the criminal court
for the past few days caused some comment, but
it was rather surprise nevertheless to Ierrons
interested in star route matters when it be-
came known that the government is making =
determined effort to secure an Indictment
against Gen. T. J. Brady in connection with .
former prominent United States senator for
conspiracy to defraud the government. Ker
was in the grand jury room during nearly the
whole session to- ay. Walsh was examined st
length, and it ia lieved his testimony wss sub
stantially thatgiven before the grand jury in
July last. Contractor J. B. Price and o. hers
have also beea called upon to testify, and it is
expected their combined evidence will make
the case much stronger than it was in the first
instance. At the end of to-days session the
grand jury Was excused until Monday next.
ToLaER's HEALTH.
WASHINGTON. March 22.-Secretary F lg.r.
though feeiing stronger yesterday and improved
by his trip, is to-day suffering from = fresh cold
from which his eyes are quite seriously affected,
40 that he is unable to attend to hi. official
duties. The secretary requires rest from the
cares of Office for considerable time. He is
III no condition physically tn attend to the
duties, and only quietude and complete cessa-
tion of brain work Can build him up rapidly.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
A SPICY Telegram.

WAsH1NaToN, March 22.-The governor of
Montana cent the following dispatch to the
postoffice department today: "The vigilantes
at Greenhorn, Montana, have removed the dem
ocratic postmaster by hanging. Government
fuel must be scarce IA he was caught barn burn
ing. The office is now vacant" The sureties
were notified to take charge of the effice,"
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23

Understands the American Mind,
LONDON, March 22.-1t is broadly limited that
the assault on Lady Dixie never occurred only
in that lady's fertile brain, which was at the
same tame occupied with thoughts of an Ameri-
con leoturing tour. Lady Dixie understands
the American mind. -. =. t.a.a" "z,
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
The Bridge and the lsreak-Up.

The Bridge and the Break-Up.
Geo. 8. Morrison, chief engineer of the Biz.
mazck bridge, arrived last evening to watch and
consider the effect of the Bismarck bridge work
on the ice during the breakup of the river,
which may be expected within q week. Mr..
Morrison has no fears of injury to the bridge,
bat anticipates . gorge above it, and it 10 im-
portant to consider the question mall its bear
ings.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
A 1t. Paul Bank Robbed.

81. Paul, March 2l.-Tso brothers named
Fertew were to-day discharged BY the Second
National bank Of this city. They were cashier
and paying teller OF the bank, and have for
some time been carrying on = thriving business
upon the fuads Of, the bsnk. NJ further action
hts yet been taken in the matter ~ the officials,
pt to look mp the amounts missing, which
will amount to several thousand dollars.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
That Ron sense About the queen.

N3Cg NOu be0B0 AUOUt Gho &t0ecMs
LONDON, March 22-The condition Of tho
qu en- limbs, which were injured by her fall
on sa:u day last, continues satisfactory. Her
majesty keeps her room by the advice Of her
physicians. she is, however, able to move
ats,ut. The swelli. & in the kuee is tubs,d,ng,
and it is hoped by the physi ians that it will
disapp. Or entirely in few days. There has at
no time bee any grounds for the excitement
over the m .tte, which seems to have been Gre
ated in New York hut which has not prevailed
here. Tho m tier creates very little Comment
in London. S.< ...s..,-- - s. ss.y .ssSc.sEf
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
successful attempt yesterday to negotiate notes.
The pistol shot is thought t. be fatal
The Police Appeared.

g ALB.NE, March 2l.-Ths expected prize fight
between Harry W.,odson, alias "Black Dia-
mond," and John Oonnor, both of New York,
did not take place. They; were at the battle
groun.t. but while arranging the rules to govern
the tight the polics appeared and there was =
stampede of principals, seconds, Legislators
hackers and aporting man wa1 had gathered to
rec the fight.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23

"a dairy has been started on Wolfscreek
on The road between Benton and Martina
dale, by McN Neary q Kilhatler They
start; with Is milk. cows and expect to
taake 9O px&ands Is buse pes Wse6 3,
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23

AClue to the Dynamite Artists.
LONDON, March 2l.-The police are in possess
sion Of . clue to the explosion in the Office of
the local government boar I. A woman observed
and fully described the appearance of man
apparently placing IN internal machine against
the building. ! -,-srsi:. -: :.c.e ~
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
William Henry's Welcome.

New YORK, March 22.-The Hon. VIM. Henry
Smith, general agent of the associated press, was
formally welcomed to New York tonight. at q
banquet given ut tho Union club, and par.ioipa-
ted in by representatives Of the bench, bar,
banks, insurance companies, railroads, telegraph
and varied PURSUITS.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
Fine Residence in Ashes.

MINNEAPOLIS. March 2l.--The residence of a.
B. Beard was tota ly destroyed by fire tonight.
oss, 9l5 COO; insurance. $4,000. The building
was two miles from the limits 1T the water
works ami G Consequently could g no aid from
the fire department.. .- -. ..s..s~,
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
A Gang OF Young Rascals.

CINCINNATI, March 2'.-rhe Commercial Ga
zette's Charlottesville, Indiana, special says:
Last night three boys un'ler sixteen, students at
the Wabash college, We're arrested for sitting fire
to the south hall Of the college building Sunuay
night. They confessed, and also said they had
broken into store in the city. All were ad-
mitted to so, ,0OO bail each.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23

Miss Belle Madison, Of Appleton, Wis, ar::
rived last evening in this city, whore abe comes
to take charge Of the booksin the Western Union
the country.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23
Battle Of Cattle Men and Indians.

San FRANCISCO, March pa Tombstone
special says: This afternoon report reached
this city of terrible conflict between cattle
men and Indians in which about six men were
killed. The fight occurred at Morrison's ranch,
ut Barbaramari, thirteen miles from Fort
Huacnuca- The trouble was prob .bly the out
growth of q cattle dispute betw the factions.
Great excitement prevails and q party left this
evening f,r the ene.
A later courier from Charlestown states that
the party while engaged yesterday afternoon
around some newly discovered coal fields were
attacked by band of twenty Indians. About
ten Indians and several men were killed and
wounded. A party from Charlestown left this
svening with wagons to :ring the bod,es in.
The coroner of this city left at o'clock for the
purpose Of holding an inquest.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23

Mr.. @. T. Fi.her, brother of ASS Fisher.
left on yeatsrdsy's train for Pneblo,. Oolo.sdo.
his home.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23

Early next month Mr. J. A. johnson, Of this
sah NJ t5al1iIIbt 1aIb4 34d 1 Wsnib1sn
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-23

Eruption OF Mount Ktna.. ....
LONDON, March 2l.-rh, eruption of Mount
Etna has begun, accompanied by an earthquake,
oausing pane in the vicinity. several houses
have fallen. - -: '.jt.