Bismarck Semi Weekly Tribune (Newspaper) - May 18, 1877, Bismarck, North Dakota CO C A Editor and Manager i toe Year Months three Months j B i 1 t NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY BT 35 Inch one year 213 10 inches 20 Inches one column cents per line first Insertion insertion fire cents added for IS tck typo or special place notices square of ten es Nonpareil first insertion each insertion 75 lines nonpareil 1st t additional lines fire cents additional t 3 cents per line I Address i C A Bismarck Dakota Territory Sherman says the stories 1 uprising are all bosh of a President Hayes unveiled the statue of tz Greene Halleck in Central Park on e of Ralston the California p has married an American in Paris Condor The daughter of Surgeon General Hammond was last married to an I nobleman mails now run between Ft and the Black Hills and between rt Pierre and Deadwood io ths Tribune ST patches Indicate beyond al douty Great Britain and Austria irill join Turks Russia making their in ests their pretext and Russian succes at London has gone to St the occasion The jh to warn the Czar leaving u- riers to bring further unts of I he feeling The army ajk ng the Danube numbering half a ion of men is delayed by order of he Czar diplomacy E ig- land Russia Russian ST PARIS May President hon probably desiring to form a mimstry right advantage of the difference on the press law to Jules S imons resignation the whole i cabinet resigned the Chai n ber of Deputies by a vote of to udge Carson of California died from it angulation in a Nevada hotel a few d ys ago strangling on a piece of ineat a Eugene Hale son-in-law of Zach ger says Maine Republicans generally j prove the course President Hayes has taken with the South Elaine should be hi artl from i a Fred Douglas says an honest man is ted as a fool in and now with one voice those e who do not claim to be honest de- his removal Tne Secretary of War gives notice to disbursing that they will m ad- v for bids for supplies state tl at payment depends upon future CongreSS The shipment to England has it with its first drawback The city of Bi as longer on the way than w is anticipated and her ice run out and lost worth of manded that the new ministry st represent the Republican sentiment o country but m McMi has se his ministry from the right with Due de Braglia at the hi Paris much excited in Consequence and tte early dissolution of Chai is exp RUSSIAN corps numbering with a full portio i cavalry and infantry is ma ing UN where it is belie ved the body of the army ivill cross the Danul e The Turks clam to have K tured ra HUNDRED RUSSIAN many f them loaded with v heat for T dealers Romania war with Turkey Cons advices rep the of the capture of KJ let ami the rising of Circassians of v Iby the Turks are hing all Tiflis Railway line It is said that the widow of Commodore Vj has permitted the renewal of a1 tentions paid her by an old flame who si ice her marriage to Commodore rr and has become a widower Kuleris Another Circassian force been sent to raise the country in reai against the Russian army operating loam The loaded for Ril York American factories h ive recen tly three vessels with army supp ies sia one of which sailed uhder of two Russian frigates from ester day Mr Bowles answers Gail Hamilton's at- ck on him in the New York Tribune w th a brief paragraph expressing re- gi et that Mr Elaine and Jay Gould should di their fighting behind petticoat a des Gen Sheridan has and for- warded to the Secretary of War the re- of the Territorial Commissioners to ate highways to the Bluck Hills from rt Pierre and Bismarck and they will adopted under the Sioux treaty GRANT SAILED FOR EUROPE yesterday His embarkation was ed by from an immense crowd and by salutes and a general of bi tuig Grant's last act befort embarking was to a farewell note in reply to 1 he good wishes of President Hayes A TATAE officers is in Virginia in which ive were wounded one mortally will probably be sent there A MASSACRE OF CHRISTIANS lo be General Crook was magnificently re- ce at Omaha on Tuesday Bands of m isic and processions were the main feature Sifting Bull however still th ff knows something of General Miles io has done the most effective work iA th Indian campaign W the famous Indian fighter a myth We beg the continued indulgence of ou r readers The TRIBUNE office is still in confusion and the writer has more to k after than four men could well at- te id to and is without editorial tance Things will soon take shape and then as of old the TRI- will receive proper attention The President has appointed the fol Cadet Joseph J W Jf son of Surgeon J J Woodward U S A Marcus Duvall ad of Medical Director Duvall U 8 A n W Payer of the Soldiers Orphans of Normal 111 James H Col- we 1 Pa father was Ca in a regiment and vii s killed at Robert B iell of Annapolis Md son of Rev D Da shiell of St John's College that city Al x C Oliphant Trenton N J son of S Oliphant formerly a brigadier era of volunteers Nathaniel W bai d jr Cedar Rapids la Henry R by at is ed but the details are meagre bu t when in- firmed will go far toward weakening E glish for the T The 11 sians are putting large numbe sof batteries on the Danube whk h consist three small pontoons one gun They have also a few arm sd schooners on the Theie pontons were modern Russia and flailed i Personal O A and D L Sherbu n of are In the city H A C supt y f B L p whi of arc in city I icn Savannah Ga Eugene Carroll and D E Harrison hs He has also appointed R hurley grandson of the late Rev P a cadet from the M of Vern ont has spending days in the city Gen Hammond of Indian hits been some days in the city A H Wilder of St Paul to In city loo after Us Missouri interests Judge S an H Nk navi form a law partnership and locate in tl e Black Hll 3 Chas Brown has returned from his i is It to Moo head and was beard to remark soq harmless people yesterday Don Sterenson left for the Blick Hills by stage yesterday and will pass his heavily Wdi d teams left some days ago Major A B Brackett of the U S 18 ir- The Nellie wan expected to leave for Bismarck on thei 14 inst i The Silver arrived at Sioux on thb enroute for up river points The Tiger left Sioux on the for points Up river The Silver Lake is being thoroughly overhauled repainted and is on the docks at for that purpose Hills was rated the standard In important respects by the St Louis j Board of ters and was forced to go on the docks in order to have some of her parts St Louis for Bismarck and Fort Benton on Saturday last The following table of distances on the Yellowstone bas been compiled by strengthened She left Abe Hutchinson Steamboat pilot We find it in the St Louis of the From its month in gold accounts hundreds of bonanzas and silver bearing quartz will be developed in season the Black Kills this Seeds A line of garden seeds at to destroy pas of I lje 24 Lone Tree 1 O'Fallon Bear 45 Little Henry's 65 Ashley's 78 Mouth Tengue Old House York Bear Head of Port Van Old Old Fort Two Elk Creek Powder Old Fort Dauphin's Tower Shell Sir Geo Gore's Old Elkhorn Wallace's Fort St Antelope Little Hoin Fort Mouth of Big Reynold's The Bed Cloud was to have left Sioux for Bismarck and Fort Benton on the 14th inst and the Savannah on the 13th The J G Fletcher left Sioux the for Bismarck where load or Yellowstone and arrive to-day The steamer Key West left ton for this place on the 17th inst The E H Durfde is plying between Yankton and Fort Pierre The Benton W R Massie Master leaves Bismarck for Fort Benton this evening The Josephine will arrive from the Yellowstone on Sunday next Five steamers were loading at the Biamarck levee yesterday for points up The Foi t Pierre The does not desire speak disparagingly of a rival but the fact remains that who go to the Hills via of the Fort Fierre route alri ost invariably meet with ments ot one nature or another Every boat from brings returned Buck who take the Northern Pacific railroad at Bismarck having become and disgusted with Fort Pierre accommodations waiting for a boat from below And whatever may be in favor of the Fort Pierre route for freight and we admit it has ad vantages of no mean im- portance the fact remains that it longer to reach Pierre ton or Sioux City under the most Deadwood from Bi ices than it does marck and ly five days Arriving at Pierre and this sprng great discomfort on le will should the pilgrim finds jio accommodations 11 have experienced We extract the lowing from the Paul Dispatch and assure our readers that it is mild in comparison with the general sion of those who have tried that route A postal card dated Fort Pierre May 8th addressed to a gentleman in this city from F Strassburg who left St Paul about the 5th of April for the Black Hills I arrived here on the first was eight days coming from Yankton by steamboat The river is very low and boats have a hard time getting here Pierre is not much of a place is three eating houses Black Hills Daily stages between and the Plack Hills will be put on In a ten I the meantime the tri weekly are crowded The stage loft yesterday morning I carried the R S Seines P W Savage E Mrs ChW and two Mrs Apt and hil- ani Donald Stevenson He are booked for C F Hobart A teau Wm Donald Mel young men named aid a celestial named and the fol lowing sre already booked T 0 McCarthy S L Smith J I L Fischer and three others names have been published Mrs Leonard goes on Tl u The following came in bv Hast Deadwood stage which m ide the A Chinese physician says in case of nightmare instead of rqd ely awaking the sleeper by bringing in a light you should hip This is a very simple least Mrs thought so Jor she treasured the recipe trip In 62 hours W H Salisbury Louis Olson Wm Brown K Thos Walton James G alii gher V Dingman 0 W McCormack and F W Zingler The Star Brewery is manufacturing a fine article of beer It has i t color and a fine flavor and is justly one meat and country store one general the fiver Frank Blackiston i of Commodore and Alexander Munger's good old Denver is in the y- Of the Yellowstone link the Rankin Tidal Wave and are to-day and the the Fletcher on Monday Kendall and the Victory with two ges will arrive next week The Ashland ef the Yellowstone line will leave for Tongue River The Dugan and Florence Meyer for the Big Horn and the Ar- kansas this morning fair Tongue River Capt P S Davi President lof the Yellowstone Transportation pany is in the vice left or Tongue Kiver yesterday if Ith ts of interest to several individuals Ed Foil well known in this city Arrived ear la the week and has been engaged re ft Co foi at Champion I ail Capt J W Burner of the 17th Ii fantry red early Chla week with a detachment of re for the regiments on the Missouri Major i wife and and J Jackson U.S A are In the city Mr n is an army has been assigned to duty it yr P Eckford who operated a ent at Bismarck three ago has r turned and has reason to regret no did npt remain in business here for some years President of thb Lake Supi rior A Puget Sound Company e I for town s te and latd purposes Is in he city anl immensely pleased with Bismarck and i ts Chas F Hobart leaves by stage f r the Black Bills Mr Hobart has gre t faith In tl e Black Hills particularly in agricultural timber in and abont Crook ity when to located The St Paul Branch Cloth is now ready for business 1 nd woul 1 respectfully call the of body to their large and we I selected stock M gents goods and caps etc ng House NEWS Charley Collins will commence the publication of Black Hills ion at in a few Ar Douglas of Duluth has purchased an interest in the Crook City Tribune which has enlarged improved Toe City Herald ihn IA District Court special Grand Jury presented bills of indictment against Mortimer Fitz David DeMarsh and Harry but on motion of the prosecuting attorney a nolle pros was entered in the case of Darrah Fitz Was St Flannery de- fending The Jury disagreed and Fitz was held in the sum of one thousand dollars and the witnesses in the sum of each The Court at 1 P M At St Paul Branch Clothing House can find everything a usually kept in a city store a cheap pair of socks to the finest hat and of everything a very large riety Pacific Fanning Thos Canfield one large Tbe difficulty in the o B public school is the lack of a sui abl building and the directors hav determined to erect a school suitable location be secure 1 the city This should bn if rom Ou school interests have been ctec The hitch in the s tioo not U o 4 very serious nature The la IT pro that they paid ever in July by the County Treasurer on the circle r p the Superintendent bu hi th as a matter of the Bounty treasurer though not bylaw to do so is willing cash the outstanding orders of the There sre now sufficient funds in the treasurer to maintain a good school for several months ers of North Pacific region is in the city superintending the opening of Gen S larks large farm near Bismarck Mr Canfield has seeded 1400 with wheat on his Lake Park farm this Messis Whalen Parkin are comfortably quartered m building and Messrs Watson Guy POP fitting up Whalen's recent quarters fpr the clothing trade year Gen Cass and associates have put in acres and other large tracts have been seeded Mr Canfield's teams break acres at on Mr Starts section near Bismarck and a and outhouses will be con- strue ted and the land fenced when ert k take charge and ate 1 1 s farm for several years a movB in the right direction only plan The sod rjeids to be turned and the seed the Deadwood is one of e papers in and the Times is skid to be running a successful career as a daily Dealers in bogus dust are crowding the Deadwood T T Judging the siti oy the of lumber which we see in Piercer the Hills are over edlin this country to prove that the 1 is int every respect desirable a purposes and as large capit who arq interested in the Nort i Pacific take the lead the bone and of the land will follow and the time is not far distant when this of the country will prove to be the wheat region on the continent OF LETTERS IN THB POST OFFICE EVENING MAT 17 1377 Atkins Cap John Adams Hen -y Barnard Fr id W several additional saw mills would find suitable openings for business in the Black Hills Deadwood and other mining camps in crowded with an idle and destitute class of people who Have been lured thither by the cry of Most of these land in the country out means and without or other frontier experience and not make even a living m every rock was less Studded a stake if with gold t e Men without means or without a pose had best remain away from Hills f The Pioneer says work has ced every claim on wood and surrounding gulches Messrs Gilmer Salisbury Co have commenced mining operations in the Hills and are employing a large force of men day aid night One firm is mentioned which cleaned up one hundred d week from drain d day Jast rt The Black Tail bde above Gayville by Messrs G ray Co is ken of by the Pioneer as Three grade ore is on the Numerous lodes Beem Brown Boss C S Bassett ph Brenner Ph Ulp Chas A w A Coats Culross Ole Caswell Cady Joseph Dozier DeTine FORT PIERRE ROUTE Gives an of of Its Drawbacks of the Pioneer PIERRE D T May 5 As a of the Pierre and be of interest to some of your readers I will give a short account of our journey of the of after a fey ours the boat tied up to the Nebraska hore Within two miles of fo the night may astonish some your readers who are used to the Mississippi river wHen they learn that but few df the the Upper Missouri to run nights but it is a fact Our was one fast running boats on the river we made the astonishing time of 220 miles in eight and a half days the now Bro Sidney route the passengers to haul the stage by ropes through dry sand but by the thei only asked to get off and walk up river while the boat makes the eard At one point the passengers were red Diamon Pho a mountain tons of high on has Mrs A Hodgson John HiU 0 0 Hanson Jacob ball J ones Owen Hogan R Montague JW A Moore Alex Ellen Morrison ChasE Hugh MeNulty Michael 2 Macey George McBenry Scott Martin Geo W Owens Mary Ann Obrien James Connell Maurice Palmer Arthur B Wm Peter Rosier J M Ch: Rooney J 1 Smith f E Jot Orl or H C il Franl Smith Thou Smith W H Smith A M Wm seph fluro il T f Eastman Maggie A L S Grant B A Goode W C Gilbert Urs J W G 2 Hanison I rank Haycock E Haycock John Haycock Abner Holland Hike Hall Ecv ard S Hoffman John M Hanson J Slick the are the bar the boat from morning until night lout food and finally had to be brought in small boats I would say to al are bound for the Hills that if tp pay for the privilege of walking ur the river to see the boat move or to thof e hat want the fuss of pulling boats up tl ic er and off the sand bars to comb this way But those that are not for such work had better gd by some ocher route The advice of the who have traveled is goby marck and save delays We have been delayed here nearly one week waiting for the mud to dry up Fort Pierre is situated at the moi th of the or Bad Cheyenne river It never was a fort but originally was a ding post of the American Fur Com It is situated on a willow alkali flat with alkali bluffs in the It contain meat stops under the same tree fou ba- keries two stores of general mercha and two hotels The Grand Centra tei is The material for building was hauled to the lot in up in one of the chambers of 1 icr memory and the other night when was seized with a ts nightmare seventeen hand i and in a muffled and ghostly as if a circus elephant Mas tricks on his stomach she quickly slid to the foot of the bed and was in the act of seizing hts big toe in her teeth when the dreamer gave a vigorous kick and Mrs was shot over the of the bed oh lo the floor with four teeth half way down her throat The noise awakened Poppleton hearing his wife ing at the rate of knots art hour he seized a chair and wildly struck right and left all over the room nearly braining Mrs Poppleton before he discovered true situation of affairs It was a terrible mistake and Mrs Poppleton was laid up two weeks and five days and the first thing she did when she recovered cient strength was to smash worth of Chinese curiosities she had purchased at the Centennial and she says if were a man she would go to China and not return until she had spit upon that physician from to rudder Or to that effect Poppleton I en- joys as M yore without wifely interference The Man Stops His Paper i Gilbert m his rable papers On Intellectual thus talks to the man who stopped his are to the civilized world what the uly house talk is to the members of keep our daily each other they save us from the of isolation To live as a white race that has filled Europe America and colonized or conquered territory it has been to occupy to share from day to day its its cares its in- it Js necessary that every man should read i paper Why are the French peasants so bewildered and at It is they never read a newspaper And why are thg tants of the United States though tered over a area of Fran concerted so much more alive and modern sp il discoveries c selecting Jt is because the newspapers everywhere knd even the lonely dweller the prairie in the forest is not isolated from the great currents territory fourteen times the ce so more capable of uch more interested in ail and of utilizing the best of them? mornin proprietors their families mov and op Everything is very 1 here s or fifty tents are pit here o bf I May 4 and the same daj hers are all the time some or ond hundred strung here and W Creek is five miles beyond route qame up te what it is would be the best route this it he I in ely icd ind are is V but lie Counts AC Barnes Persons piling for any of letters please call for advertised l I C A f public life which through the and press t Sheridan's Babies Monday night the household of Sheridan was thrown into a state of confusion Certain swaddling ments were brought forth An addition was in Phil's family There clothes enough for ohe But a pair came and two had to be I General 1 trust that you will pardon nie for tampering with your family said a reporter this morning put it is understood that you tare a sa'id the little General ing up and a happy one too AH that bothers me however is that I made a wrong calculation I expected one two came They are girls at Hat and bouncing ones in the bargain The babes being both of the female the can't make officers out of them and he is contemplating making them goddesses of That beetle t The boy with the basket of apples was If an hour late yesterday for the first ime m months and when came in he was without his basket and his eyes were red and swollen He's been such a square boy that he has many friends on this corner and he was at once asked if the bootblacks had been bing him No not he said but don't you remember that who came here once and a while with Little is your brother That's what he was and I was breaking him in to sell apples and make Well little Tim is dead Yds When I woke da plight he Vas cuddled up to my back cold and The took him in the sir and wi awful sir that I wasn't awake to pdt arms up over him and hug his up It's us sir er's sitting under my It's too crying like a indrew B i Miss Carrie M M Chas 1 IV i iver ti The ra as the j iL too slow ou can n by any other route than 1 company is as much to ike his an Ti 1 n's curls ar That's weeping and are smoothing little d calling on him to thy I brought E rohn W rlando F il lomas Si Hewes party u 11 not rt Deadwood before May 20 of are disgusted thio ro The leaders ot this party are men stick tol their word and every one js with one ute pat he to sec stc sir and that's I be for or three days We've gpj bury we I how we can eyer gather around the vc again of an and lie lie I'm hfg but 1 rm Wm L M h boat is is no postoffice bjere and about to leave with letters I get it in the mail Yours E L i bj Lc and cj crv and 4 wish I 1 And thu rd Tim at his right 1 give crown of ohn E will the beat i the stage and D S Stanley who was j Her own narrow country in 1872 on his f fire and her the 1 rd care other troubles of and above tlu of bringing about which not be to it harl th system as an same effect on his glass JERRY the their
