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Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
The River.

The Eclipse arrived yeste day afternoon about
z 80 frnm alb ve. She brought down EGO hid. g.
6 . bales Of skin and about 1910 empty beer
cases. =
The Rosebud is due from below this morning.
She will take on s.mr more freight at this lOll I
and proceed up the river.
Capt. D. ". Msratta is expected from bel y
this evening and Capt. P. Baker is al.o due.
The Butte is busy loading for Bentun, end
will get away Sunday or Monday 4
The landing this year is just below the
bridge.
Sioux City Journal, 18th: The steamer
Helena ku ceeded in getting ont of the har:,or
on Su day *f1ernoon about o'clock and went
up river unner full s,eam. She has TIVE We
through passengers for Fort Benton snd about
us tons Of freight. She will take on about $50
tons more fir igIt at Bismarck which will nearly
till her carrying capacity. she will run in the
upper river during the season, doing cOI tract
work. :
The steamer J. W. Behan is advertised to start
for Bismarck on Saturday, the 21st inst. The
Bshan proposes tu run Sioux City and Bus
msrck packet th 8 stasOn, and Sioux City ship
pera will consult their own Interests by giving
su ubstantial enc uragemsnt to the aruject. CAPT.
Grant Marsh will be in charge. TIL" Is han has
DIR pped down from her winter harbor to the
old government warehouses preparatory to tx
ing On freight. The railroa barge, heretofore
mentioned a. having left Bismarck for Blair
Last fall, and Oecn caught by the treezs up near
Chamberlain, arrived yesterday. For the Two
days previous the barge has been waiting for
orders ut the mouth .,f the Sioux. Her load Of
red cedar fence-posts is being discharged.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
Palace Es5u;z,g Cars.

A epec;ai Of the l7tb fronl Chica1O to the
Pioue,' P;ets Gays: "The first of number of
new dining cars to be run on the Sorthern
Pacific rond was shown to q company of railroad
gentlemen to-day. There are ten of these cars
which are to bs run from St. faul to points
along the liue. The are 6S feet in length, and
are finished in mahogany and natural woods, the
ceiling being Of light hard wN,d, OJnamented
with hand painted flowers. There are ten tables
and forty seats which can be turned up when
not in uss novel feature is 'ideboa'd at
one emf Of the car, wh l.. s.other is the funnel
in the kitchen ov.r the rarge, which abs. b. the
neat and odors IF the cae. 4 fine lanch vas
rved: after which resolutions were adopted
com olimeut.ry Ia the Nrthern P sci6, for its
pnterp, lse in placing such mapn,f ent system
of sleeping and dining cars N its hne."
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
wanted to be Tried By Their Peers

Wanted to be Tried by Their Peers.
Jrd LaMoure gives the following reasons Why
the capis al commission did not give the officers
. chance to servo their papers upon them in
Yanston. The point, nicely made By Lahoure,
is that the commission wanted to be tried by it,
peers and the people of Yankton wouldn't fill
the bill, besides they wanted to stop st deoert
hotel while the thing was going on. We quote
from LaMoure:
One Of the reasons for the capital oommi..ion-
ers attempting to avoid service white in Y.nk-
ton waa for tn purpose of compelling the writ
to be made upon individuals in .0rder that they
might take their option for trial 1t their own
b, me. instead of beinR forced 10 90 to Yankton
and put up With the poor hotel accommodatlo =
and civil treatment aud remain parhaps for
weeks in hamlet on tho banks Il Of
tho muddy Missouri whore no man
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
Personal.

E. O. Devereaux. # Topeka Kansas, formerly
in the en- pl;,y Of tn Union Pacific, has accepted
the position Of freight agent at the Bismarck
landing, and is now on hand for duty. -:
J. G. Hollemhaek, brother of Fred aud VIM,
A. q. llembaek, will arrive at Bismarck about
the middle Of May t' eHgsge in the prac ice Of
hi. protest. 'n--that of an attorney. He Is .
lawyer and is said to be . biilliant advocate.
George Hofn an, postmaster at Wizard, is in
the city. 81 reports severe weather during the
w,nt. and lite activity this spring in the way
of immigration, but there n an empire, almost,
Of goo Iar d ID that vicinity open to sett ement
under the land Laws If the United States.
AID. Gray, of Pepin, Wis, arrived in the city
Wednesday evening". He has come tn stay. lie
has porchased the faaous fam of u. W
Martha aud will becume Bnrleigh county
granger for while st least. Eve ntuslly MIR.
Gray expects to op-n a law offioe in this city
with his son. .,i
The Henley Bros, of Carthage, Ind, are in
'he city. They have been in Dakota several
weeks and purchas:,d considerable land. They
bought thrte sectlOus in Emmons county yester-
day and decl ed that the land IN that section is
.quul, if not superior, to any they have seen III
ths tsrrisory. They have also purchased several
SECTIONS north of town. :, e. .,
Th. following are the guests registered at the
6heridan last night: J. aevlot, st Paul; Col.
Mra E. and Miss T.,wnsend, J. Ha:sffmsn. D. Z.
Augn: g. Fort ford; J. Farley, Square Butte;
h. N. R'bins.n, T. G. Satisberry, Z. II. Tnoms =
son. Minneapolis; r. Snge:, Fargo; ID. L.. B:g-
ham. Redwood Fails; F. d. Dibois, Fargo: E. l..
Baas, A. Nordberg, N. Y; H. c.. Cha .'man'
Fargo
LIB Caster, Princeton, ILL.,; O 81 Walters,
Lawrence. Kan. s, T Spencer, Chicago; T Nc.
GIath. Stanton; c l. Hail and ch'ld, y ant
Misa Fike, q Basse,t, Fort Bi.ford; Mics Hirk-
man. PonIsa River, Montana; K and q p Con-
ger, Fulton. N Y; J Harc,urt, Ste le; Adams,
Sterl NJ; H G Sinclair, M<n,ken; l. Height,
FOrs Lincoln; Mr.. aud Mrs Fontayson. Prince
Albert; J NJ simpson, lndianapol 8, Iowa I
Kaily Miles City, are registered at the Mer-
chants, -'-." D..
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
A Reluctant Jury.

New HAVEN, Ap-i; lS.-ln' the case of Mre.
Amelia Curran versus Wm. NJ. Fay, to recover
$4,000 damages for shouting her husband the
jury. after being out one hour. brought in a ver-
:iict for the defen :a"t. Ju lge b: arisley re-
fased to ~cre It the verdict aud seut the jury
back. teii g them that the defendant failed t.,
stab ish igai justification ,r the ~heotl'g ard
that the verdi,t WAS Eot in accordance win the
evidence. the jusy returned y: ter snot her h"ur
with verdict FIR plaintiff # $500 aud costa.
Fay was previously trissi for the murder Of Cur
ran and ACQUITTED. q; -,
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
KELLOGG AND BRADY
AGAIN. IN.DICI THE GRAN.D.
,Jla2Y AZ IV IVASHINGTON.
a Vigorous Campaign to be institute
ed Against the Apaches-A Moth
er Murdered by Her Sons
a Railroad Transfer, Etc.
Indians OIL, the WarDath.

CAIAcAs1s, Ariz., April ia prospecting
party WAS pnreued to within three miles If this
place last evening by ApAches The town is
surrounded by camp fires, AMI signaling has
bsen going on friday on the neighboring "oun-
tai1s. Citizens IRE awaiting an alta K A
special train from Cam ,Hu4cnissa is caming
with TROOPS. Ca;t Back, IF the rangers, bas
arrived, and says he traced the mas wh.'
killed Judg McO.mes and wife into the Sierra
Nevada lnuu tains in Cn,kus ua. Two scouts
got in sigh of their camp il deep Canon, anc
counted sixty two WA rio.s. They -lso observed
large amount IF pin, der End many animsls
Capt. Black feared to make an attack. as the,
rangers numbered but twe,,ts. The FL Pas..
times says tdirniaiiy that Gen. Crook wi |
have supr'me commend, One hundred ana lift,
San Carlos Apach Will move tn Sonora. a
most vigorous campaign will he immediately
commenced. &
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
Located at EckelnOn.

THE TRIBUNE last evening received the fol-
living communication frm Eckelson:
EcKELs.N B.r es county, y. T., April IT.
8.3-EulToR 'R'BUNE-As seer t.r of the
e.imira y T., colony I desire fo state that the
clony bas located at this place, and with ;ew
exec .tions have occurred claims. several ut our
umber have been prospecting in diff rent parts
If the territory, and have returned we'll sat's aed
with Eckels,u aud i1a surroundings. -Four s'f
our party lie he e this morning to purchase
,e, g. having recure.i lnge tact OF land
ready FIR CT p flowing this may rectify the
errors of severM newspapers, remain
Yours Truly. W. q. BEoKwrTH,
.al.. Secretary Flmns Colony.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
Z Died.


At the International Hotel in Bismarck April
16 l8 3 the wife of Edmund Hackett, ex-
m yor of Bismarck.
Mrs. Hscktts maiden name was Bridget
Ward. She was born in the town Of Donegal,
County Donegal, Ireland, and was forty-nine
years of age q, the time IF her death. Mrs.
Hackett came to this coun ry in 1858. landing
in New York City She met her husband for
The frst time in Manchester, N. H., and was
married in Lawrence, Mass., Sept. Is, 1855. She
uas the mother of five children, four of ~hom
are now living. She came west with her hus-
bsnd in 1856 and lived st Murrysville, Missouri
also at Mary willie. K.nsas, and 8 nux City, 10.
She cane to Bismsrck August 28, 1874 ard was
one If the first white women in 'she city. Aer
husband preceded her, he arriving June IA,
1879 The funeral of Mr.. Hs, kett Wednesday
was tended by hnndr ds OF friends, and the
procession from the Catholic church TO the cem-
etery was the longest ever seen in bismarck.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
Played Higher Priced chips.

Played Higher Priced Chips.
Jud LaMoure speak.n. Of the newspaper SEN
gagged in dennuncing the capital commission. in
Fargo Argus interview says: "The fact Is,
young man. 1 know nothing about the opera
tons Of the commissioned only mention Whist
I have because some IF the G. ntlemen, especial-
ly President McKe zie, is au Id and valued
ffiend Of mine and ahhor these imptcnnious
gimlet-borprs, who sstarve the tmseives for tho
sake Of having their names ut the hesd of .
weekly newspaper. haye never taken much
STOCK in these fellows, my experience having
ben that m jori.y of them can ba bought to 7
years subscr,ptin to do any kind Of dirty
work demanded. This, IF caurse, has no refer
ence to the Argus, rs know from my own bit
ter experience that it's manag ~ment plays
higher pr .oed chips" .t5
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
Massa Ltnco,n's Come.

Glen Ralph Ely, ex-auditer general Of Michi-
gan, died at his re-idence near Cross Village,
aged sixty-two. He Was brigadier general dur
ing tho latter part Of the war.-Jamestown
Capital.
Gen. Ely wss the fmt officer to enter Peters
burgh after lie capture by Col. Lounsberry. He
made his appearance just ct daybreak, and q
he rode up the street to the courthnnse, his long
white bair H..wi e in the wind, At least i've hun.
dred cplored people followed him, and the
:was heard on every hand: :. Massa l4incom .
Gomez ..M.s.a Linrom's cone!" The oi, gen
tleman rode up to the courthouse, where the flag
OF the lss NJ cnigan was flying, and rushed ! 1s
horse up the st0ne steps. The colo ed folks
threw up their hands in ams szement and at onee
b. p.1. 4, doubt whether it MAS Maesa Lincoln (
God almighty that had come. The writer "a.
much rejvlcir g duri:g the war on the part 81
the csl5ed pc pie, bus he does not recall hav-
ing seen.th. wild joy Of the dn>k >kv people Of the
south on that brsgas April morning equailed.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
Suicide of n Murderer,
A New Discovery.

YAsKTsN, April Is The attorneys on behalf
Of the people iu the quo-warr.nto case against
the capital oomnlission, have discovered that
the appointment of these officers by legisla' i've
enactment il in direct ca. h.ct with sections Is,
Is and f the "rgaui, act Of tne territory,
which presc1ibes that ots1c:rs of this character
shal be appointed bv the governor and con-
frmed by the legislative Council. This, they
consider, practically settles Il . case again the
commis..oo, an,i estab ashes the fsct that they
are not territorial ohc7rs, aud have no authority
to act.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
Kellogg aud Brady Indicted.

WASHINGTON, April lS-The grand jury re-
turned the following Indictments against VIM
Pitt Kellogg For receiving money whist ac'-
ing as senator for services rend"red in relation
t., certain contract with the United Stat. 9.
Witnesses, john 4 Walsh Jos.pb B. P:ica, 7. j
Brady. agaiust Thomas j. GRADY f"r receiving
money whist second assistant post geu
eral, for services 8 rendered in relation to cou-
tract with the Ue'itcd States; same witnesses as
above. The indictments are volnp1inou., appa~
rentiy large the indictment in the star route
trial.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
RnllrO I'd Purchase.

BoeToN, April l8.-The Transcript says Chas.
E. perkins presid ent Of the Chicago, Burlif g.
ton h Quincy railway, has been in conference
most of to day with Fred l.. Ames. repr sentiue
the Hannibal & st. Joe.t At one time word
came that the p ,rc..ase had actin lily been e.
fec ed. and it probably has been. save arraag
ing the papers and soma minor details, though
rot officially announced. Ihs Cb,cago, Bur
ling'on 4 Quincy will guarantee al bonds of
the Hannibst & ST. Joe railroad company and
prr"b. 81 preferred stt'ck at par with three per
CENT q. benture bonds, and common stock at AZ.
the price paid John i. Daft: with 81. per cent
interest since tee: date of that purchase, pay
tnent for this also to be made in five per cent
bonds. '
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
u. = Land Ofrice Closed.

Saturday of this wetk, the 2lst. inst, the Us.
land uffi ,e will be clossd all day. This is ahso-
!utely necessary owing TO the pressure OF busl.
nt g. and the accumulate n OF w:'rk that can
OnIv he tone outsi of office hours. The fact
ia the flee ia short aud d. ont tue appro riati"n
ia short aud t.se evil cauuot be remedied until
the new fiscal year is hero.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
Firing on Isideau Hall.

OTTAWA, Ont. Ap il 19-shostly after mid
night one Of the special nstables on duty at
kideau Hall, the residence of the governor gen
eral md Princess Lou 81, heard fo.tateps on his
beat, ard oa moving toward the spot where be
supposed the noise proceeded from, a shot was
tired. H. imme .iatels h,ew bus whistle and
m de- a ru h for :hs unknown villain, who fred
three additional SUITS, aud managed to escape.
Double guard was ON duty 1t the time, and ex-
ira men have since been sent out.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
Flsherlnen's 11nck.

ST. Lou1s. Ap'l ia Win.eld Mo-, special
says: Fishermen at Cape Augres havo be in
the habit Of trammel netting in bay on the
illinois side of the river, which is contrary to
the law Of that state A constable of Calhoun,
ILL.,, determined to suppr 81 It, and last nigh
~i:h p sse he bsiled = fis ing arty pf tn ee
and commanded them to surrender. They
called on the constable to read his warrant,
which he refused t., do, 80 they started down the
bay. The constable then ordered his party t.
fire, aud the result WAS the killing of William
Willouxhby, the probably fatal wounding oi
Henry Engle and the slight wounding OF John
son HinmAn.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
Another raw.

Another straw whic show, the Importance OF
Bismarck aud tbs amount IF business being
transacted is tn, following: During tho twelve
hours ending at a. m. yesterday seven y car
loaos of freight we're recelvrd at b. marck, i
viii b forty one ware for this station. Last
week. out Of 100 carl,ajs, Bismarck rec ived
about on third. while now ehe 1eoe,v. i Nv:
one-half. Tnis proportion will b, sustained
during the sea. on.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20

wheat strong and higher. 81. .0s111 @l0sA for
s April; 4l.lO1< May; 4l.12X Junel ellsss
July; No. I Chicago spriag, $lA8316 Al.O67z'
No. 8 Chicago spring, 93c; No. 2 red WINTER
e1.llMnLl2.
M1nNEApoLrs, April 10 80 Wheat. Milers
..sociat,.n. No i. hsrd. el 6; NJ. 2. hard. i.0l
No /, regular, l.01; No. 2 regular. Sc; No. 8
regular, SO On change, NJ. hard. LILO y
No. ], regular northern, lO6; No. 2, regular
northern, 1.0lk
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
Attacked ny u Mob.

ANTWERP, April l9.-fh, municipal authori-
ii, refused to grant Concession to the COM
pany wishing to erect grain elevator for I'M
lJasling grain. Previous % the announcement
Of the declsi N y moo attacked the town hall,
smashin. the windows and injuring several per-
SONS. The police charged the crowd and num-
ber of arrests were made
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
A Gard.

The undersigned wish to inform the ladies OF
Bismarck that they have secured the store in tho
Union black, fsciug Til ID street, aud will open
!, first-class millinery aid drssamAking estab-
lish.nens. Youe patronage j. cord rally invited.
E A. KELLER.
- N. k. SOUTAMAYHD.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
Murder In Texas.

GALVESTON, Tex, April l9-The News Nc
Dade sp* cial Gays: At the house of worthy
German, Anton f.iffer, 8 son William shut
h cousin, Mary Dein, aged Is, three times,
killing hor ami then killed himself. 1t 10 sup
posed that insanity caused he deed.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
Raflroad Collision.

Oh EvELAxD. Aps il l8.-A Coletown special to
the Leader .sy> that Panhandle raile train
,eol;ided with anotber near that town to day
aud Wm. kussrll, one of the oldest Conductor
on ths 70 d. was 9. ushed iu snca manne' a. TO
have has head cut of and his body otherwise
shockiugly mangled.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
A Few Days More on Earth.

LIN o1N. Nj b, April THE supreme court
to-day granted stay Of execution III the case OF
Matr Z;mm r oan. Desperate who figured in
the mu1.ier Of three men at Minden, this state
and whose capture, when hia partoer Dut FL
mont ~as killed, Great . great sensation. he
was to have been hanged Saturday.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
NO. 4|:..6.
banged himself this morning in . barn with .
strap. No cause assig d, He leaves q vito and
three children.
they Glory ia Their Mud

They Glory In Their Mud.
"a gentleman Just escaped from Grand Forks
a:d Fargo, dec ares that lot = team WAS to he
seen on the streets Of either Of these towns. In
fact. . team ci'nld not wa los through tho mud.
He saw one fontman sink in the street, where he
had ventur-d t. step. and in an.wer Il, his lusty
calls for help q hum me gentl. man jsprang 70 his
aida while Others procured p,aSk AID ran it
ont t, their ASST ssi.tance-Fergns Falls Journal
1t was lucky for that man that plank was
found in. time, or some life insurance company
wuid have had q loss to pay It is this mud
that mskes tn. Red river v.ilry unrivalled for
its wheat. An nrmised, rich black loan, from
ESQ tn four feet in de;,th, naturally makes mud
aft r . heavy ram The scil that makes this
mud is the dsepest and most pro ,ucsive On the
continent There's money in it-cesns of it.
1t don't require teams nn the streets to produce
the fineat No. hart fr,m twenty fv t. forty
bushels to the acre, aud no Enrf,ctured fertii-
izers used.-Fa go Argus
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
A Rad Man.

d LITTLE Rock. Ask., April l8-To-day in the
United States court ee-United States Marshal
J. 1. Brown jr., WIS convicted of psrjay, having
been previously convicted Of forK ~ unde' An
act parsed by The legislature during 1eoonstruo-
tion days.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
Nihflist News.

ODESSA, April 9.-Is is resolved to hold an
other trial of Nihiisrs, befors the coronation, ON
a chargeof props eating Nihliistic ldsaa among
work.ngmen. Fi.ty persO As sera arrested for
Nihiiism last week. they include mil tary Off
osrs, you & women, teachers, students, working
men and soldiers.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
Still .TMey CenAO.

CHICAGO, April 49, Three thousand immi-
grants from Liverpool portions Of three ship
Dads that recen ly arrived ut Baltimore, will
a,h this city .o-moirvw over the Baltimore d
Ohi., railroad. Tne tcaln will be made up in
aec,i,a> b If an h..ur apart: They wlii at once
be transferred t, coineotlOls Westward. Their
destinations are Ivw., Kansas, NeDraska and
Colorado. Ea '--
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
Al Lexfslative Fatality.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, April 18.--ln the senate
to-day the bucket chop bill, BY which it was
sougat to compel the Chicago bard Q: trade to
fnrniah outside grain speoulating rooms with
market quotati IA, was killed.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
SuDDOsed Matricide.

TAuN roN Mass, April l8.-Ellen Hsl'isay.
aged Is years, was found dead this morning.
1t is thought ale was Murdered, and Timothy,
aged II, and John, sgel z SONS of the murdered
woman, and VIM. Flynn have been arrested for
tine de. d.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
He Owns I'm.

INDIANAPOLIS, April ia 5000 package
deposited in the American Express, by the
Meridian National hank for Kan ~ City, is miss
ing. An express clerk named Frank 4, Vaughn
was accused Of the theft and has admitted his
nnilt. Z
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20

TaHnew two-oeot postage stamp dsisn haa
been accepted Il CONTAINS : .absss On !! which z
/. profile Of Warrington, surround q with an
oval ba,l.i, ia the uyper part OF Haicas are tho
worIs .United StAIes Postage. ' xati bsisAth
the b. d ) biz ~, and At tho sxtrsne b,tton
II tns taD.s, the wosd, :. Two Gents s. Ihs
ooior 0f the stamp has not been devidsd @.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20

". G. C:.up. tae we'll known circus man, has
sued The Wabash railroad foe 100000 on
account OF uamaxe suss .ned ny IN accident.
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Markets by Telesraph

q MMwAuKEE, April l9.--Flour very quiet but
firm Wheat, buoyant and higher. No 2 hard.
nominal: No. q $i.O9 April, $iO9; May.
SLlusl June, Slips; July, sl.l4]1ss No. 3,
89c; No. 4, "; rejected, 64 s5$=
CmcAao, April l9.-Fiour, atesdy and drm;
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An Engineer Killed.

MILWAUKEE, April IA Belolt, Wis., dis
patch says: Thos Kniil, engineer in the Thomp-
son Plow Works, was Tiled by falling on
the engi driver wheel. His body was torn in
frspments, -'-:'
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Woman Sunragists.

Troy, N Y, April 19-The woman suffrage
state convention elected Lille Deveraux Blake
preside.t. Resolutions proclaim that only by
womans cooperation can social order be secured
aud maintained. -...
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RASNvALoNASJAKa, queen of Madagascar, is
said to spent half an hour IN hour regularly
every morning iu prayer and reading the Bible.
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THE attorneys in the gu warranto case against INST
the capt. i commission have made > startling
f?) d,scovery sad vainly ,msgile that they are
n,ii, =, tear matters all to pieces The ihteti-
gent read.r v Ii smlle b oadl. over tho Ysnkton
d.sps.ch in our tcls ,rapnic columns.
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The President i'm Geor9ia.

JAcKsoNv1LLE. Ella, April l8.-Pfesiden Ar
thur left st. augustine at daybreax on the
steamer iallahoo> . for SAvann ns, where he will
make bri. stay s