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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
Terrible Theatre Catastrophe.

MANY LIVES REPORTED LOST-THE PER-
FORMANCE IN PROGRESS AT THE TIME OF
The PASIC.
PARIS, April 12.-Thc papers here this
morning report that n terrible catastrophe
occurred in the theatre at Reyel, caused by
IN explosion Of ga. The performance was
in progress at the time, and the Theatre was
crowded. Many persons are said to have
been killed i'm the panic which cnsued.
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.Rc,,arkabIe Murder Trial.

LAKE CITY. Colo, April 12.-The case
Of Alfred G. Packer, the murderer OF nVo
companions, will be given to the Jury To-
day. Packer made statement lastlhg iWC
hours in delivery, in which he reiterated
the story OF having had to eat the deaC
bodies OF his companions after they nae
been killed by one OF their number VINO
had become insane, and whom he had &c
kill IN hand-to-hand fight. several wit
nesscs were called to prove that Packel
had possessed himself OF the money ano
valuables OF his companions. The judge
delivered his instructions to the Jury, ano
arguments began.
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Ayotorious Crimina, Killed.

RALEIGH. y. c., April 12.-William
Pritchard, notorious criminal IN burke
and Mitchell counties, was killed near la
kersyille by two constables. They had ar
rested him without resistance, Dut AFTER
wards he seized an opportunity 70 pick up
gun and attempted to shoot the consta-
bic, and was accordingly killed.
Government work, under General Ro-
bert Ransom. on Trent river, an important
stream near NewbeTne, is great success.
Large steamers made the first trip up the
stream to-day, penetrating thlrty-hye miles,
1t opens up fine section to steam naViga-
tiOu
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TIE GEORGIA DEMOCRATIC CON.
yENTION.
Henry ID. Mcdaniel the Man.
A Nomination Reached by Conference.-The
Renctionury Element Triumphs-scnator
Brown In n Rage Bad Temper OF the Bacon
Especial telegram TO ;hc Dispatch.


ATLANTA. April 12.-The reactionary ele-
ment in Georgia politics has triumphcd.
After the first days ballotng ii was evident
that Boynton's chances were gone, and that
the men whose thoughts were back in 1868
were IN the majority. When the Conven-
ton met this morning parties remained
aligned as on the preceding days. A
movement was made toward conference.
which was finally agreed to-the Conycn-
ton remaining in session awaiting the re-
port.
After several vain efforts the conference
got to work and soon dropped to II. ID.
Mcdaniel and Bacon, and by one vote it
was decided TO report Mcdaniel, who was
unanimously nominated. During the pro-
grcss Of the conference message was
thastiIy sent for Senator Brown. He az
rived. but was not to be drawn into the
fight. When McDaniers nomination be-
came possible. however, Brown went into
great passion, but too late. McDanicPs
selection is defeat to him, as he is op-
posed to Browns personal and political
schemes.
While Mcdaniel owes his nomination to
| the rCactionary element. It is not believed
he will be controlled hy that party, but
will pursue the advanced policy OF Col
quit and Stephens.
After the Convention adjourned the Ba-
con men held an informal caucus and put
their candidate up for race next year.
They announce their determination that he
must have office. This action created
great indignation among the friends OF the
other candidates.
The NominccASisetch Of Ziis Career.
Henry ID. Mcdaniel, nominee for Gov
nor OF Georgia, was born in Walton coun-
/ ty, Co., iorty-siX years ago. lie grad
uated at Mercer University, Georgia, and
began the practice OF law in 1851. He
was delegate TO the Secession Con-
vention. and went with the Eleventh
| Georgia regiment 10 the army rs first lieu
tenant. lie became major in 1868. He
was so severely wounded ut Gettysburg
that his life was despaircd Of. and until the
end of the war he was in q hospital. He
was n member OF the Constitutional Con-
yention OF 1860. When his disabilities were
removed in 1872 he was elected memberof
the lower house, where he served two years.
and was then promoted to the Senate, and
remained there eight years, declining re-
election. Though he shutters, he is one OF
the most successful lawyers in the State.
He il a man OF spotless reputation. The
nomination is equivalent to IN clection.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
Cotton Mills Sold.

PETERSBURG, VA, April y TIC SWIFT
Greek Cotton Mills, near this city. were
sold at auction this afternoon for $4,000.
John Arlington e. Sons and George II.
Davis, OF this city, are the purchasers.
The property originally cost $4,000. 1t
l. one OF the finest mills in the State. A
Joint stock company is to be organized, UNI
der whose management the mills will be
oDerated.
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suicide OF n Southamptonian.

PETERSBURG. Va, April 12.-The body
OF John j. BOwes, prominent citizen Of
southampton county, and widely known
in this State. who had been missing Tor 4
week. has been found in the woods near
hi, home with terrible cash in his throat
and a razor clutched in his hand. 1t Is
supposed that he committed suicide on ac-
count OF financial difficulties.
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OtI.WOrIxs Burned.

DENVER. COL, April IL. The Continen-
tai Oil-W orks, OF this city, was totally de-
stroyed by fire last night. The loss Is esti-
mated at Si25,000; partly insured in seve-
raj companies. At 3 O'Clock this morning
the tremen were working hard to save the
gas-works, which are situated near the oil
works.
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Early ouarantines to be Established.

WASHINGTON, April l2.-On account OF
the reported existence OF yellow-iever in
Cuba and other southern. islands the MI
fionaI Board OF Health has decided TO
establish quarantine stations on the south
ern coast earlier than usual this year. 1t
is proposed to open a station at New Or
leans on tie lst proXimo, and those at other
southern ports not later than the 18th
nrOXimO.
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An Unfounded Report.

CHARLESTON, S. c., April IA careful
INQUIRY regarding the dispatch sent from
Washington yesterday, which stated that
vessels were arriving at Charleston with
foul bills OF health, shows that there Is no
foundation for the report. There has not
been case Of yellow-feyer at the quaran..
tine station this year, nor has any vessel
arrived at quarantine on which there had
been a case OF yellow-feyer during the
yovage bitber. Tins statement Is author
ized by the Health Officer Of Charleston.
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The Presidents Movements.

WASHINGTON, d. G.. April 12.-The
United States steamer TallapOosa has been
ordered from Key West to 81. Augustine,
Fla. TO receive President Arthur and his
marty tomorrow afternoon. 1t is not
known what the future movements OF the
President will be, but 1t is thought the
party will start at will on the Tallapoosa
for Washington.
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Meeting of The Board of Trustees of
UaulpGcu-Sidncy College.

Especial telegram 10 Tie Dispatch.l
FARNyLLE, Va, April l2.-At the meet
Ing Of the Board OF Trustees OF IIampden-
Sidney College to-day Rev. DR.. Mcllwaine
was elected president Of the college, to
succeed Rev. Or. J. VI. Il. Atkinson, re-
signed on account OF i'll health. Professor
Komper resigned to 20 to the University Of
South Carolina. Professor j. X. Thornton
will succeed him. Professor lloge was
granted two years leave OF absence TO at
tend a European university.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13

MAcEEREL AT OUR BoARpING-lioUsE.-
Few people who eat salt maekerel stop TO
think OF the adventurous life led by the
men engaged in catching the creatures:
These men are subject TO hard knocks and
every kind Of exposure. The celebrated
fishery house Of james G.. Tarr a. Brother,
Gloucester, Mass, says: We have bad on
Doard our vessels frequent cases OF cuts,
bruises, sprains, aud summer complaints.
Our captains say they wouldn't go to sea
Without Perry Dayis's Pain-killer.
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL

PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED UNTIL
APRIL DIST, NOON,
IN furnish the following IN. OF III MBtR TO be
nsei I'm the construction of the Wom-ns Dep TT
rient If the state prison. The lumber 10 DC in-
suectcl by T.. l.. Walker. engineer in charge. ana
Ia he best mcFch1Btl5lc and 0rlginal growth The
100 toisfs. 3Nl2x24, 10 be delivered on or before
Nav 10, 1883. and The balance Of The bill by
June 10, lS-3-thc Superintendent, with the APP
nroyal Of the Board OF Directors. reserying the
right 70 reject any or all bids:
Ii pieces SNl2Xf2,
- pieces sNlONZ3.
Is pieces sNsNlOA6,
1875 ineal feet. ONsN2J each,
900 lineal tevt wail-plate, iNl2,
1862 rtftcrs. 3N6N2iN6 long,
> pieces SNl2N20 long,
l6 pieces sNluxlf long,
10 pieces SXl0N9 long.
500 lineIl feet 6XSN22 each,
~ Iaiiers, 3X6Nl6 long,
I2O ioists. 3Nl2X2i long.
1.12O hneal feet 3XS iOlsts.
All bids addressed TO X. l.. WALKFR, engineer
IN charge. SAMUEL 1. NlILlAhS.
an I2-st superintendent.
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gave evidence relative to the nature Of tn,

gave evidence relative to the nature OF The
wounds.
The ease for the prosecution was closed
Mt 3 o'clock, aud the case for the defence
then opened.
The counsel for the defence spoke for an
hour. His argument was IN support Of an
abb for the prisoner.
James Mullet, another OF the prisoners,
has made statement 10 the Crown, on the
strength Of which, il is said, he will be ac-
ceptcd as an approycr.
The photographs recognized b. Carey as
&" No. - were those OF lyman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE,

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. April II. 1883.
SALEs-FmsT BoAED.-20O Richmond city 6's'
July. 1887. at 1913. 100 do. at IO4',; 1000 CO.
Iumbia and Greeuyi,c Railroad second 6's At 500
o shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad stock Al
G6i., 20 do. n %, 80 do. ut Co..; 1000 Peters
burg Railroad bonds, e" Glass b. ut IA.
SECOND BoARD.-lO shares Atlanta and Char
lotto Railroad stock at 6j5s 10 DO. at 6Ji.. 10 do
at 80 3. 10 do. nj Cos, 30 do. ct 65%; 10 sharc-
Petersburg Railroad stock at 224; 5000 Ohio
Central Railroad first mortgage River division. a
81: 1000 Ohio Central Railroad incomes, River
division. at 81, 10000 do. (B 30 faU AT l54;
1000 Petersburg Railroad Glass A bonds at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
Increased Vigilance in Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 12.-An ukase
has been issued by the Government order
ing that increased vigilance be observed on
the frontier to prevent suspicious persons
from entering the country. II is supposed
this precaution is owing to the approach OF
the coronation OF the Gar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
Two NEGRO Wen Accidentally
Drowned.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
SOUTH Boston, VA, April l2.- Spencer
IIaines and Austin Chappell. two we'll
known colorcd men Of this county, were
accidentally drowned OF fIyco Falls last
night while fishing.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

APRIL 12.-Prices This week ranged Is follows:
Betf CGtne.-Nory best. &C.: good 10 extra
g. 6Gsc.: fair % medium. 44M4i.c. common.
such rs old cows. rough oxen. and thin steers 81 o.
Y3,c. bulls, 3h@ 4bc.
l3lch CoicS.-t2S0 sjJ per head.
SheeD.-4hot6 &c.
HOqS.-g1, IA lOl.c.. net.
lf1iS.-~6dSll.
About 27S head Of beef cattle, 235 hogs, and
50 sheep were on the market.
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Rcninmim Butterworth 20 the Front.

WASHINGTON. April 12.-The Attorney
General has appointed Benjamin Butter
worth, OF Ohio, special United States at
tornev 10 assist in prosecuting South Caro-
lima election cases, cice Richard Crowley,
roeigne1
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Resumption of Specie-PayTncut in
HtaIy.

RoNE, April 12.-Specie-payments have
been resumed by the Government and are
proceeding regularly.
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'Tr-cn gEiI,rcu Hurgcd TO Death.

HOT SPRINGS, ARK, April 12.-lhe resi-
ncncc Of Daniel Pratt. negro. in DeKalb
township, Grant county. southeast OF this
place. was burned to the ground last night.
Three children persisted in the flames.
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
OFFICE on THE sUPERlNrENDENr 81 the
>tIte prison until
April. 2iST. NOON.
for MAKING AND LAYING 100000 BRICK
al the state peuiteniiary.
Plans and specifications may be seen AZ the ofhcc
OF the superintendent
The work 10 be commenced - s0on As the brick
can be procured. and to be completed on or before
August l5, 1883.
lie superintendent. with the approval OF the
Board OF Directors, rescrNIng the right 10 REJECT
any Orall BIDS.
The contractor will be required % give bond and
security 10 the amount OF $1,000 fOr the faithful
performance OF his contract.
All bids address 10 X. L.. WALKER. Engineer In
charge Nlrginis penitentiary.
SAMUEL G. WILLIAMS,
ap l2-it superintendent
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Paving western Union Dividend.

NEW YORK, April 12.-The Mercantile
Trust Company to-day began paying the
Western Union dividend to all stockhold-
crs who assign their rights to jay Gould
under his notice OF yesterday.
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Speculation active but irregular. The market
opened fraction OIL but soon, IN. or the lead 81
Western Union and Canada southern, recovered IS
az. This was followed, about O'Clock. by de
cline OF "a - I'm which Missouri Pacific and Cana
da southern were the greatest sufferers. From then
Ill shortly after noon the market was strong and
an advance Of ri took placein ~ Paul. MiuneapO-
lis and Manitoba. ~ in Richmond and West
Point: Am In the re,t Of the list-the latter Lake
shore and Delaware, iackawanna and Western.
In the carly afternoon the general list recedcd =,
after which It advanced b0i, led by Denver ahd
Northwest The Last hour speculation was qnleter.
and there was fractional reaction and rally, the
ma sket closing irregular and firm. The general
Inst shows AN advance of k0l4 over Yesterday
closing prices Transactions aggregated 3oi,OOu
shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 12.-Vgginla 6's, cons.ii'
dated, 80; new lO-4o's. 3iit; new 3's 81. Bid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
The StauntOn Poison Cause.-The Ac-
cIspti Spn7 on 10 tho Grand Jury.

Especial telegram 20 The bispatch.l
STANTON, VA, April Fin the ease OF
Maggie Grecver, charged with poisoning
the Meredith family. the magistrates to-day
sent her on to the grand jury and refused
| IoiI
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Flonr-,Se quote: ! Ne. S3GS3.25. snperfne,
50 Is % sd.2j:exfrt. si.S0M.j. common family,
S5.3JGsJ.O0: Patent family. ~7Mr7.7D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-13
KEW yoRh COrpoN FUTURES.

NEW YORK, April l2.-Couon-Net, receipts,
80 bales; gross receipts. s,3l0 bales. fG-
SlO.O7@SlO.Os; MAY. slO.l6: June, tlp3le1
s1O.32: july, flO.43MtlO.4t; August, Slu.549
sl0.j5; Scmcmter, slO.32H slu.3b: october
cclnhor. T9.93a 5000 Jannlry. I. lO.O3Ms lO.Oo.
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DIVIDENDS.
dividend IN LIQUIDATION.

OrrIcR or THE MERCHANTS ANpl
MECHANICS Insurance COMPANY
or VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, April ., 1883.
The Executive Committee Of this company have
declared n DIVIDEND OF fififtN ifk
CENT, IN LIQUIDATION. PAYABLE 10 The stock
holders ON and after WEDNESDAY, i IN instant
on presentation Of their scrip AZ the olee OF ID. n.
Walker & Co., No. lOlt Main street.
an loss X. L. BROOKE, Secretary.
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Ey Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

.,rvv yoRK. AprU lo- NoOu.--StOcks strong.
=, 80, -w - ne~ cont tXcuange-LOug. fS34: short,
49,! Stale bonds neglected. Governments gene
rilIv unchanged. 900,
,,-,,crsllv lnwer: new IS, lUl bid; new AS,
$50 new A. lIgli: new g.. 1893 bid. Money,
ca ncr cent state bond, neglected Sab-Irea-
snry balaf s-Gold, l22'f5O' currency, to'SZo'
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PROPOSALS.

COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF
THE PENIrENTGARN.
RICHMOND, VA. April lois
PROPOSALS..
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NHEAT.-Write, 30 bushels good az sl.l2. Red.
SO bushels common To very good shortbelry ~
Fl to Glib.
CORN.-Wnltc. 80 bushels common on private
terms.
MFAL.-60 bu hcls NJ SIC.
COrTON.--ronestpady Receipts, / | bales. Quo
tauens: Niddh.g. 9.c.; low mIddng. 9@94c.:
good ordinary, 50 Sc; ogdinary, 7&@ Tlr. stain
ed. 6a7c.
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MARINE rSTElt.stsENCA.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL IL, 1883.
ARRIVED.

steamer wyoming. smith. Philadelphia, mer-
cbnndi,e. J. W. McCargick. agent
steamer Nellie White, clifford, Norfolk, United
State. mail. mercnauilse, and passengers, Il. h.
Tarur supcrirtnndent -
Schooner +. r. Kirk, Newton, Woods Hole,
guanO, John knox.
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gIlE PIIGSJX-PARK MURDERS.
Progress OF the Trial Of Joe Brady-Carey's
Testimony Confined Evidence of Other
Witnesses-The Prosecution Closed and the
Defence Opened.

DUBLIN, April 12.-Thc trial Of Joe
Brady. charged with numbering Lord
Frederick Caycnd,h and Mr.. Burke, was
resumed thi, morning. James Carey was
again placed on the witneSs-stand and
cross-eXamined by counsel for the defence,
who elected the information that Carey,
when plotting the murders with the other
accused men, was member OF a society
which received sacrament at stated periods.
Carey also said he was promised pardon
before he determined to bring evidence
against his fellow-conspiratOrS. y photo
graph was handed to Carey, which tie wit
ness Immediately identified a. that Of a man
known rs "No. T."
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Marine Disaster.
4 STEAMSHIP WITH 4 FOUR-HUNDRED-TH0U
sAND-DOILAR CARGO ABOAED BEACHED -
TWELVE FEET OF WATER IN HER HOLD.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, April l2.-To-day all the
wrecking force Of this section were engaged
on the large steamship City OF Merida (of
the New York and Mexican steamship line.
beached last night just below Fort Norfolk.
She has OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cargo on board and twelve feet OF water in
her hold. She had been in collision OIL
Cape IIatteras, and made this port in dis
frpSs
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PoRr OF NETWORKS NEWs. ArrIL II, 1883.

PORT OF NEWPORT's NEWS. APEL II, 1883.
lBy Telegraph
AERGVtD.
steamer Luray. Schermerhorn, Norfolk. ner-
chandi,e and passengers, chesapeake aud ono
Railway Company land sailed oi returnh
steamer Accumic. Deik. merchandise and pas
songer.. SmithhGld, Chesapeake ana ONO Halfway
Company land salle1 on reiurnl.
steamer Northampton. NcCarriek, norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, thes1pcaae ara ONO
Railway Company t1nd sailed on returnl.
Bark VaIkyviene, -, Baltimore, Hight. To icaf,
iogs for Hamburg
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. April II, 1889.
OFFERINGS.

WHEAT.-Whitc, 80 bushels. Red. $50 bushels
CoRN.-White, 93S bushels. re-eXhibited, 3O'
bushels.
OATs.-il2 bushels.
MEAL.-l00 bushels.
PEAs.-3O bushels.
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MILWAUKEE.

MINIATURES. April l2.-Flour In fair demand
and firm. Wheat weak. lower, and active AT the
decline: M. 2 hard nominal; SOFT. cash, sl.O3
April. sl.lO. Corn Grmer; No. In fair de-
mani az j3Nc. Oats hrIner; No. wanted AZ
42c. Provisions lower. Mess pork, sls.lO cash
aud Aprfl. Lard-Pnme steam. sll.3O cash and
Arril. Hogs lower AZ S7QS7.J5.
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECUrED at the DISPATCH PRINTING
UQ-sE
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COMMONWEALTH or NRGINIA,l
OFFfcE OF TUE SUPERINTENDENT
TiIE PENITENrtAEi.
RICHMOND, VA, April 10, 1853. }
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-02-16
The Tribune's Latest Peril.

The TR1BUNE's Fort Lincoln spy man.
aged 10 get through the lines last night
with tue startling information securely
plugged up iu his b s,t heel that an az.
xresslve movement against this modest
a)a a;la.tium OF human rights is conlem-
plaled in certain quarters over there,
but for what reasou does lot clearly
appear. Tue TRIBUNE has declare For.
Lincoln to be 4 vastly better tOwn than
Mandan, and has given II wAat it Regarded
as neat send of on lis hospitality to
strangers. II Was constrained to admit,
however, that the state of the -m>.rcury
Over tn .:re is not adapted TO the wearing
ofplug hats without ear mutfs. However,
she TRIBUNE's emissary says wv: n.y.
pOundet, pr,ued and loaded, is kept
pointed TRIBUNE-ward, and that the advis-
ability nf Introducing live coal t" the
1ouch-llole thereof will ne de'ermiaed by
the future tone of the rRIBuNE's remarks
concerning Fori Linc"in aud her common
c;;unciI. Let no man hope to divert the
TRIBUNE from its sworn allegiance 10
Exact truth. Ar,ifcers have been en-
gagged to make the tribune Office abso.
lulely b"mb. proof. Then, protected tlom
The shniguns Of domestic .nsu,rectiol an.t
the artillery Of foreign ,nvasio,, the
TRIBUNE will feel that it is safe to he
virlu,us and truthful. Fort Lincoln is
one of the gayes, capitals Of the whole
breezy northwest.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-02-16
Railroad Slnashes,

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-Three men were
mor,ally wounded IN collision yesterday
in the southwestern suburb, between a
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and a
Milwaukee & ST. Paul train. Cause,
care.essness of the Milwaukee train
men.
CHICAGO, Feb. IA west-bound train
on the Grand Trunk line, struck a broken
rail, d.tching three c,aches and cne Pull
man. Tie bravery Of the engineer pre-
vented holocaust Mrs. Huldah Lamar
was instantly killed. Her dsughter was
injured, and she became insane. Thomas
Lindsey was fatally injured.
Sr. Louis, Feb. 15.-rhe st. Louis ex
press, which left Kansas City last nigh /,
encountered a broken rail near Moberly,
at 6 O'Clock this morning. Engineer John
Lester and Fireman John Murphy were
horribly 4utilated and Instantly killed.