Bismarck Tri Weekly Tribune (Newspaper) - November 19, 1877, Bismarck, North Dakota NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED T WEEKLY BY THE TRIBUNE CO Bismarck Dakota Territory T Weekly One Year 8500 T Six Three 75 One Year 200 Weekly Months Three 35 75 Bismarck Business Directory Orders from Abroad At- tended I T GENERAL SUPPLIES DRY GOODS JW RAYMOND ft CO of Bismarck and W hoi and Betail Dealers in Groceries Supplies Hoon Furnishing Exchange bought and sold collections RTA on the Missouri to D Haratta Connects at Fort Benton Lines for all points Steamers from points For or Passage Agent Bismarck D T with Freight In Mo itana A1 and Express I to Deadwood and return M deal embracing and 4th A Bismarck tj Ft for Tongue River Vy and Standing Rosk Randall and points below Weekly to Fort with stages for woods As Cor I lain and 4th and General and Steamboat Supplies Groceries Ac Dry Goods 1 Famishing Goods Ac Mala St ular Bentoo connecting with Benton for all la ftf line of steamers t and stage SHBBIDAN The largest and bei Cor Main and Cth sis best hotel Wholesale PARKIN chants and Cigars Ac Fine Old Bo a born at Comer and St I A Commission Dealers ID Groceries Grain Provision Main Opposite Tribune Block A Bakery Confectionery and Fresh Fruit Main Si bet and Fifth JW WATSON A and Retail Dealers In Dry Goods Groceries etc embracing kin entire line of General Merchandise Alain aud St DAN Goods Gent's and dles Furnishing Goods Notions Corner Main and 4th Streets CAPITOL Street between 3d and DUSTER i Fifth Street near Mali I Pf Third street L Street Dearly opposite NT AND lepot BAREERS W Ac MaiR SIG HAJ Pan Branch Co and Retail Cloth Ing Gent's Furnishing Goods Main Street opposite Block HEHLI Von bers A First class but the most competent Next door to Peoples Hupp H Stationery General News Agency Confectionery Form Main Stree Street next dor to Capitol Hotel Tailor Clothing Gent's hing Goods Hats Caps Trunks Ac Tribune Block WM Groceries and Flour Feed Agent for Minneapolis Soap I Main Stieet opposite post office SAMPLE Cigars Bottled Milw bottle or case Smokers Gt door above Merchants Hot A and Cigars Ma DRUGS MEDICINES OrC WM A Stationer Tonics Liquors and Cigars Articles Fine Cutlery Main St near corner 4th DUNN CO Drug Paints Oils Varnishes Glass Toilet Articles ary Liquors Cigars te Main St between Fourth and Fifth S MISCELL iff SOUS SUNDERLAND CO Wood and Iron RC Too Copper W SEEP HARDWARE LEY and Shelf Hardware Tools Manufacturers of Copper and Mh I D J Tinware c bei and 5th u A CO Hardware Stoves Dealers and Manufacturers of Tin and Ac Corner Main and 3d Sts ire SHOES JH and dealer in and Shots of Gloves Trunks r TOE marck for Ft Lincoln Returning leaves Lincoln at CHAS want lots surveyed and will be accommodated 09 ce N EVENS BOSTWIck Dealers in Harness Sai Id less Whips Bells Trunks T St Panl r LUMBER OrC I 8 WEAVER A CO Lath Doors Glazed Sash Building Paper Lath Lumber Doors zed Sash Building Paper Nails Trimmings c tc JEWELRY CLOCKS OrC EL STRAUSS t BRO Dealers In Clocks Watches Silverware Spectacles Ac Main St opposite Tribune Block WHOLES LIQUORS JD Wholesale and Retail Liquors and Cigars Imported Goods including fine Liquors and Ales Havanna Cigars Ac Main St gear Hotel A- Wholesale Liquors and Cigars Imported Ales bet 3d aad 4th Chas P PEABODY LYONS t A ers In and and Rye Whiskies Scotch Ale Dublin and East Third Street St Paul Minn A Crockery French Looking Glasses and Hous East Third Street Paul VV and Jobbers of Clothing No 89 East Third Street BISMARCK P T MONDAY NOVEMBER 19 1877 BY TELEGRAPH weekly Stage and Express with malls and Fort and freight lines at B Manager la Dakota Territory D T Md k King Main 4th Proprietor King of Bar having Hall where none are employed Ty Store ROOMS Liquors and Lager by the glass ods Tobacco Ac 2d liquors and at the old stand street Choice Liquors op Camp Hancock Special to the THE ARMY O K I ST PAUL Nov Texas and a few other Democratic voting with Republicans alt the important sen ate amendments to the army were concurred in bv the House The limit of numbers is lett at twenty-five thousand The goes to the senate again on item relating to the converting of tei inch smooth borer BORDER CITY MILL j No s Fall Mass burned day Lois four hundred and fifty and fully insured Several parties of Mexican crossed into Texas stealing horses andj cattle Escabeda tried in the U S court Brownsville for violation of the neutrality laws was acquitted It is thought immediately undertake to get a lution against Leord I CONKLING has addressed a letter to Sherman asking for changing the New York Custom officers CONRAD the hard rubber er has failed ruined by railway and land investments on Long Island LT BUILIS undoubtedly has destroyed the Indian camp at Mexico and the present raid Texas is believed to be in revenge the Sheridan His Arrival iron the tion this Evening at e e Mondial of tho M Arrive in The Rest of the and the Seventh Cavalry in Tl Saturday forenoon Major and two companies of the First m mackinaws with two hundred comprising the wounded women and children They were tered at Fort A Lincoln They wove eight days coming from Juford with a NO 70 Taxidermist Turning In Making Upholstering ins Line Leaves at 9 a m and p m 10 a m and p m Engineer Those who boundaries established U.S Land Office and Hess Ac Full Una of ray ling Bags Ac Directory Mauria i Lyons W L Perking and Liquors Old Bourbon Wines snd Brandies Condon Porter Ab 96 and in i a Glassware Lamps if Goods Minn CO and Cents Furnishing St Paul Minn MATHES GOOD A Merchant or nd dealers ln Famishing Goods K o n a No 82 Jackson Street St Paul Minn Salts made n the most fashionable at short notice D C of Shirts and Un wear 87 W Third Street St Paul -pa CHAS F and dealer In Gents Furnishing Cor Ninth and St Paul Military Uniforms Made a Specialty BREWERIES JD Brewery Ac Goods warranted to give satisfaction ft Brewery Manufacturers of Ale and Ueer First-class and reasonable AND AMMUNITION 0 II In Fire Arms and tlon attention to Repairing Main BU bet If and I REAL ESTATE JW Estate Improved town property for gale or rent Outside property in from one jo fire acre Uta GP Agent and for N P R R Co and Lake or get Sound Go CONTRACTORS BUILDERS CS A CO and era Material ef every kind on hand H and Contract work a alty T Minneapolis Business Directory CLARK Fourth Street and u two the Academy of Music Dollar House flew elegantly furnished and tlon of the In the finest 4th Street FOURTH STREET BISMARCK I D T Bread Pies ad Confectionery LUNCHES A SPECIALTY Patronage respectfully solicited LEO T S WHITE LANEK S MACHINES JW FISHER kinds for aale or rent Needles Ac Cor od and sts ts BANKERS A CO of Bismarck Exchange sold Interest allowed in timt i LAWYERS at L Bt A County Attorney y AN at Law and United 0 Preston Williams Alain Street G BO P Main Street Attorney PHYSICIANS dr SURGEONS DOCTOR H R next to Building Residency Sheridan House B F Office S Burgeon at Dunn's Drug Store w 4th E A West White BOOKS STATIONERY ONE H AND 53 A 55 St St Paul Mall Orders receive prompt guaranteed to le the owest In attention and prices the West MISSOURI SHAKEN UP AJD in Iowa land Center Apparently West Decreases Eastward OMAHA Neb Nov earth quake shock visited Omaha and vicinity at about twenty to twelve o'clock this It was pretty generally felt all over the city By pU on and ih the buildings especially wga distinctly felt creating intense excitement among tho occupants and causing them to rush for the doors shake lasted from Minute to a according to of different parties after the occurred At the office building the Units J States Circuit Coure was in Session in the large court room on the tHrd floor In middle of business a clock on the wall swung to and fro and a large chandelier suspended from the ceiling swayed general of the building was noticed A general panic ensued Thw court adjourned or stopped short in business TabUs moved chairs rocked and themselves were SHAKEN HEAD TO FOOT Persons who were on their at the time weakened at the knees and became faint scenes occurred at the county court house where the district court was in session At military quarters shock caused the inmates of the building to make a start for out- doors In the Grand Central hotel the caused some little sensation In the upper stories of Mock tho earthquake was distinctly felt at the smelting works in the lumber yards in the Union Pacific headquarters building was strong wher many employes ran tut In offices in every quarter ef the city similar incidents occurred Dispatches received atato that the earthquake extended from Omaha to Sidney and was severely felt at nearly every station on the road be- tween these points The walla of the court house at Columbus were cracked in many different places and one or two buildings are more or less injured CITT SHAKEN Nov An earthquake shock was felt here at Every building in town was rocked Teachers and children fled in a panic from our public schools and also from the church where a large con- bad assembled No damage occurred as far as beard from except a few broken window and cracked easy voyage The balance Of the captives 240 the Seventh cavalry arc expected in this evening or to-morrow The wagon train sent ont from here to the irland portion J oi EMC and Joseph will not be needed as there will be escort back for the wagons from They will all come on to Bismarck GBN MILKS and Lieut Baldwin arrived in an lance Saturday afternoon from Fort Stevenson movements from here are not yet determined The ultimate location of the Nez Perces is still an open but the reception oi en Miles this evening at the dan House is a foregone conclusion with the following BANQUET TO NELSON J OF FABE Oyster soup Montana beef roast turkey corned sliced ham Hot French rolls sliced oread era ham bread Pound cake raisen cake gers Tea coffee fruit ugar kisses kisses ice cream A MAMMOTH of t fetter te Bt A FEUDAL Col K3ng ioa fair type of one ofthe former feudal of our Mexican border He found his way to Mexico during the Mexican war a camp lower m the wale he became a cabin boy on a wjr vii a steamboat on the lowe Ho picked up a little money in this pursuit and soon had accumulated enough jin steamboating on his own account The accumulated earr ngs oi his boat he invested in Spanish land grants saving hi grants until he had secured a large amount which he tled m one locality From the of he Mexican war until our late civil war he devoted himself te agricultural suits At the outbreak oi the last war he commenced operation m cotton in which his made fortune The excitements of the border and the love a tali stately woman with the colors of the Union and those of her native land entwined in her hair cane forward on the balcony of the Ath- land house in response to the cries for her husband said in a gent e voice has to bed and ho connot possibly air appearance give us speech mn If demanded one of tho too much replied women speatt in but FH ask you to of my crowd wont away with several enthusiastic for Mr Mrs woman thna popularly herself the day of suffrage s not tut ef speculation helped to make lim rebellious during the war and he 4 rebel of that passive sort which lh other to do the ng while he pocketed gains I ahi by an officer in command along he border that during war Col King more congenial residence Grande than north of it f fifty-five years of age of Irish He has of whom he is educating at Rio s a man c K o the mo and who the heire FEU ESTATE jelly caKe can As might isses ladies fin from his t 1C hllf tie education but possesses much natural OF TOASTS John A Stoyell mailer C A Lounsbarry and H G Coykendall assistants The Win Thompson Gen Nelson A W Er- win Garland Nelson ired considerable i the world ability arid has polish contact will has had no time for cultivation owns most of the steam on Grande arid controls the gulf trade be- tween Galveston and N He new the Rie w Orleans His Miles Sitting Baldwin S Kelly The Wounded m the 1 H R Porter The Blue Berry Dakota and Slaughter The Law A ndian 0 Preston B P Williams The Extension of the Northern Pa Railroad 4 Military Col G W Sweet The M I Brown The National Flannery The President of the United Dr Wm A Bentley BALL 1 After the banquent a Hall will be given ia honor of the gallant with John A Sioyell and W B Shaw as the reception and C St John Chubb Lieut James aan Lieut L H Hare Lieut A H Nave J M and R A Walker as floor string bane managers The will the music of tho evening LETTERS OF INVITATION ANCE Nov 19 GBN NELSON A Lincoln your cs as a dier and your Success in tho recent ndian campaign the citizens of respectfully tender you a walls in the cou blocks house and ether large GEO PEOPLES nud WBI A SurgeAn of- fice for the present at loom 45 Sheridan House Calls left at the office promptly attended to office DENTIST I D D on Fourth street in Capt MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 0 3 for Planes and Organs M fl J BLE REPOSITORY Leaves Bismarck for Stevenson and every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at S a m arriving at Buford at Returning leaves ry Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 8 a ng at Bismarck at 4 n m on Wednesday's THE How the Stand Guard Special Dispatches Short Notice within cost or to away Cor 3d and Melga Bibles on tele at P O Book Store 54 LIVERY STABLES t C St Between Sib bSTLAMD-Corner Main aria 5th streets Possible Time or Others For I apply to PEOPLES D T Wm WATT INSURANCE Forwarded at the Shortest A if On the day of August last ham Young He was buried in a walled grave built according to his di- rection of granite with iron rods ing its sides ends and bottom and an immense slab of granite to cover it and bound with iron connection with the rest The slab is said to several tons and was put in place as all the rock with a large derrick It was to doubt the determination of the prophet to sleep the long sleep of death undisturbed by his addition to this watchers day and living at first in tents almost grave have been in constant attendance and now a houso has been completed and these custodians of the prophet's ashes occupy it and never leave tho spot i What danger there can possibly bo in leaving tho tan man could open or it in A time is hard to divine 1 VT at the Sheridan House this eve ning JOHN A MCLEAN JL C C MESSRS J A W A BESTLEY AND C A D T Nov 19 1877 the ion to a re- ranch possesses the magnificent tions which can be best appreciated by the ambitious western farmer His itself comprises acres loOjOOp are under lence In one en- closure there are 100 miles of fencing at a cost of per mile The ranch is situated in a diversified country on the Lower Rio made up in part of rich low lands and in part of rolling hills The figures which sent his stock are such that the adding of a cipher or two would make no ble difference in the imagination of the ordinary reader He has horses cows stock cattle lules sheep and jackasses and in countless numbers He employs ac j Mexicans to manage his ranch The arc of a peculiar tribe clan from the herdsmen of the border are chosen and are of a very different character from the roving bandit elan whose pation consists in predatory excursions upon our territory These herders are tame quiet inoffensive and faithful and constitute in an army either for offense or defense which the isolated plunderers do not needlessly at- tack THE RANCH ITSELF is a large unpretentious in but comfortable in its ments A large brick warehouse is necessary to contain the stores of this plantation section of tins storek house strongly built is called the ury In it this farmer night of the der keeps his money mostly in the of gold and silver coins packed in bags I HOW HE SPENES MONEY The colonel had when my informant was there to go to the nearest I have the honor to ackn receipt of your kind invital Caption this and btg to assure you that your expression of good friendship is most ted I remain gentlemen with great respect truly yours NELS ON O MILES U S A p H from the Seventh reports tiat Joseph and his escort will here this afternoon Cooed Wichita Kan They were lean about 4 o'clock ng on the balustrade of the bridge looking into the water He had a band like a palm leaf fan an e tr like a pickle fish and no collar She had a foot like A center table and no teeth They were coo He el first and in a tone as gun tie and musical as a Kansas zaphyr he Nancy jest es es I sell mj t to you lur better or fur wus she cooed and with tie customary shrewdness women a -e wont to display in she queried in aft sweet monotone Buck what air laters fetch in tho stores A id thus did they coo until it jot too cool informant was there to go to the nearest large town on commercial business He travels in a style corresponding in ness with extent of his own broad estate The spending money was con- in fifteen or twenty bags of con- 1 size filled with gold and silver coins On arriving at the little town he threw out these bags on the ground withi careless unconcern and the hotel man to take care of them They were stowed away by the landlord with equal carelessness behind the bar on the floor as if they were so much jn useless as and difficult to be lied away A RATHER TOUGH STORY The occupant of an adjoining room the next morning found i drifting about the floor in a dark corner a wad of brown paper which upon picking he to be a roll of greenbacks 500 in amount He knocked at the door of the rancher and asked if he had lost anything The reply was that nothing had been missed His friend showed him the brown roll when King replied the brown roll when King replied Well I Til bet that is my roll of greenbacks It in my pocket sure t on that trip King pays his taxes ity and special pains to aid the sessor to make His assessment It takes several days to get the herds together in order that they may be assessed and ued With all his estate King has very little idea of business in a commercial sense and is easily gulled He carne very near losing his ranch recently through a California speculator who most succeeded in giving him worthier bonds for it Boston Our Washington E H writing Senator David Davis In the Senate Chamber nobody so interesting as the great old Senator front of body big of brain who perhaps brings to the Senate a larger of experience and weight in all senses than ever was brought here by a new member before The ideal Senatorial mind is a great intellect trained long in the science of law and the science of government guided by a vigorous con- science Senator Davis has such a mind and will exercise in Senate that peculiar and admirable kind of power that was wielded by Sumner and and after them by Ferry of Connecticut who was a sharper and more pungent than either of them Ferry had a great power of trenchant statement and Judge Davis has the same perhaps in even a a superior degree The Senate has not had oi this faculty in it tor ot Mich so long on the Supreme Bench of his ia a superior reasoner and is one of the men who must be listened to by all his associates He always comes right to the point and never wastes words Bat David Davis muph more far the most powerful man in the Senate to-day I doubt if he will ever make a speech in ate over ten or fifteen minutes ia length Ibut ho will be tbo most tial person in the Chamber as long as ho remains there lie is distinguished by his associates not more by his mous physique than by his position He is thai rarest of true independent in unattached to either of the groat parties and having no at toward a union with of them Ho is noteworthy in the SenaU chamber chiefly as a er and there are few good listeners ia the Senate Booth was one of tho beat of them before tho arrival of Judge Davis was tho best listener in tho old days and snubbed his devoted friends often when thoy had the ity to send him a card tho of the Ho showed that absolute and devotion to bis duty which ennobled it When a de- bate is on DOW Davis pays attention to everything that is saUL His body is so enormous that it is cult for him to sit long in one position and he shifts himself about in his chair or goes chair to er ia order to find the best listening point After a little time he slips down in his chair extends his feet be- fore him and in this position listens till some other Senator begins to apeak Judge Davis voice is exceedingly pleasant He addresses the Senate in a quiet undemonstrative conversational tongue and is oti the best of terms with right-hand neighbor Senator Hoar of setts John Morrissey is equal to a bit Says an invitation to the While Mr Shafer was speaking Mrs a C Objections of tho Minnesota s to His Removal to N 7 In confirming Mr Stevens the first outcropping or the result of the can senatorial caucus on Saturday was visible Mr Stevens name was ed to the senate from the committee on foreign relations Jast Friday but under rule action Was deferred upon it un- til to-day C Andrews the present minister is a native of and Senator Windom is his warm When Mr Stevens name was reported to the senate Mr Windom said so far as he had been able to learn after careful inquiry Mr Andrews had always foi med the functions of his office in a man- ner satisfactory to the State department and no charges had ever been made against his character br the manner in which he has administered the duties of his position He therefore thought that it was contrary to the rules of civil vice reform that Mr Andrews should be removed without cause and another son be given his place Senator lan seconded the views of Senator dom and asked for a call of the yej s and on the The roll was accordingly called and the confirmation was made by a very large majority Only seyen or eight senators voting in the ati
