The Montana post., 1869-06-11


New York, June S.-The steamer IL
Der, detained on suspicion OF being in
tended to carry aid To the Cubans. has
cleared and sailed under the Dominican
flag.
jackson, Miss, June S.-The Conser-
vaIive Republicans of Mississippi have
issued a call for a Convention june %
They claim TO be- the true exponents of
Grants policy. They repudiate the ex-
ecutive crmmittee and organizations of
extreme radicals. aud insist they are
strictly in accordance with The Congress
siopal plan. They think such a course
will promote harmony and frateTual
feeling between men ot all sections and
color and say in conclusion I've can and
mnst all live together as friends Ahe
call seems favorably received.
St. Louis. June S.-James II. Lucas,
the richest man in the city. was struck
with paralysis to-day.
Albany, June Sin the National Ty-
geographical Convention. Isaac D.George
WAS elected President; Peter A. Crosby
Vice President, and w. A. Shields, Cor
responding Secretary. t-.
New York, June S.-A ire o-night at
356 and 35S. Pearl street, destroyed pro-
perty To the amount of S15 OOO.
Chicago, June S-Edwin Booth was
married To Mary McVicker yesterday at
Long Branch.
The Nova Scotia AnnexatiOn-
lists CIiOk cd Off
Halifax, June 8 In the House Of AS
sembly last night. DR.. Moodey moved
an annexation resolution which was
seconded by Joseph l.. Mcdonald. The
Government resolved tO avoid discus +
sion and pJey-nL vote from being
taken. Seven members opposed To the
Government voted tO have the question
taken. but the rest OF the House. 26
members, voted against il, thus throws
ing the resoi ution out OF doors The
House will be prnrogued on Tuesday.
Outrages in the south.
jackson, Mas. June S.-Col. J. G..
Crane, of the u. ;. A, acting Mayor,
was shot and killed 10y E NJ. fager
The affair grew out of the action at Col.
Crane in seizing the property of Wager
for taxes. YageT WAS arrested by the
military.
Memphis. June S-Mike Maloney.
notorious drsprrado. while walking
down Auction str.et. last evening, saw
an old negro sitting on the curb stone
With"ut spanking word he put pis-
rOl To the nrgro's head fired and killed
him instantly. Maloney fed. This is
the third murler committed.
Chicago, June 9-rhe election for
Congressman. To- succerd E B WASH
burne, yesterday. caused but little in
terest. A very light vote WAS pOlled.
Burchard. regular Republican candidate,
was elected by large majority.
Anti-N1a.Onic Convention.
Chicago. June 9.--The National Chris
tian Convsntion. opposed to- secret 40
cieties. commenced it's session last night.
About fifty persons were present. Sew
eral PRAYERS were. off-r,-d making God To-
crush out all evil. and especially Free
Masonry. OGe of the clergymen read
a resolution passed by the General As>
sembly of the Presbyterian Church, re~
Gently held at Monmouth, H.. taking
the ground that Free Masonry would
disqualify persons from being members
Of the Presbyterian Church. etc Some
- hr speak denounced Masonry rites
ss hrHIlI-nish, horrible. amt pr"faneIy
wicked. Bishop Edwards, of the United
Brethren. believed tue Go ,d reLn plar~.
Temperance Spcierit-s, etc Were founded
by Masons ID recruit their ranks.
Washington, June 9.-The President
leuv-s for West PuinI to-day, and will
attend tine Peace Jubilee at Boston:
thence he makes "A trip to Illinois and
probably also To the plains During the
absence OF the President, Private S+-cre-
tary Porter will remain on duty in
charge OF the ExecuLive Office. The
,'abiueJ session was mainly devoted 10
of Indian matters.
A Telegram from General Sheridan
was submitted. in which he says the
late d-pr-dations in Kansas were cons
mitJed by CheyPnnes who sprns the
winter in the Powder river cOuntrv, ,late-
ly and recently moved down in Kansas.
he thought the Indians he punished so
severely last winter. had nothing To do
with these troubles.
The President on the advice of the
Cabine; has directed Sheridan and Schn-
field to send troops to- protect the line
of the Pacific Railroad.