The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
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I M isceIIasIe0us.

! The Governors message will be largely de
! voted to Chicago, including an elaborate re
view Of the military occupation of it.
: San FRANCISCO, Nov. II.
hi Lorings who was murdered With others, il
. the Arizona stage, was popular author AM
Il journalist he was Oh his way East, intend
ing 70 lecture Oh Arizona, and expose Toll
Iser's indian peace negotiations, when b,
I himself fell victim to, Apache tFeacilery.
! At jacksonville, on Sunday night robbie
named Black, stopped Mr. King and de
!. manded his valuables. King handed him hi
watch. and atthe same time shot him dead
+ The appellants iu thes3case of Laura ID
Fair have twenty days to file their brief
The people assse the same time to respond
II in doubtful If the decision will be rendered
!. before the first of january Ntssss ssss..
I sDIANAFoLIs, Nov. is. 4
4 4 he three negro mlirderers OF the parl
family, near HenryviIle, Indiana, were faker
4 from the Jail 1t Charleston, it 3 o'clock thi.
aosning, by a mob OF one hundred and fifty
persons, who were disguised, and hung hal
!. a mile from the town.
4 ssseAs#s5 ss BALTIMORE, Nov. IL.
i In the United States District Court to-day.
4 the case of John w. Field (cslored) agains!
the baltimore City Passenger Railway, tile
plaintiff recovered $40 damages. Ia eolses
quence of this decision colored men are now
/ admitted into AL the street cars of the city.
Field had been elected OH account Of Ills
color
| Foreign IntcIiig nee.
LONDON, Nov. is.
Pgott, proprietor of the Dublin Irishrnai,,
has been sentenced to imprisonment for eight
mouths for publishing articles Of an iatiani-
matory nature IN that Journal, during the
trial of Kelly for the alleged trial Of con
stable Talbot 5
A formidable plot of the Bonapartist Gen-
erals, headed by Tleury, to arrest Thiers and
proclaim, an Empire, has been discovered
fhe plotters' papers are in the possession Of
Theirs. who is confident Of the failure Of the
conspiracy.
New York News.
,.s New YORK, Nov. Is.
Giles Z. Cradock. of the Panama Steam
ship Company, was struck by d nlutinous
sailor Oh board the steamship Guatemala
with "a delaying pin, on the 23d nit, by which
he was fatally injured and died the next day.
Maliey, the murderer. was arrested.
There were nine offerings Of bonds to-day,
amounting to 81, 397 ,600, from 1910 to 1I1-s7.
The awards will BE-. $40. 900 900 from II 81 to
a1I1-S7.
1,4rx, 4l,,
ceiyed. The Assembly Of Bolivia has reject
ed the Federal Constitutions.
The reported assassination of President.
Morena of Ecuador, is untrue. j
Archbishop Pine and Bishop Aud Of Guat-
emala, were both expelled from that place for
meddling with the late revolution.
A heavy earthquake occurred at Iquique
and thesinterior of Peru OH the 9th Of 'Octo-
Der. Considerable damage was done to the
buiIdingsin Iqnque, and there was a great
panic among the people. Its effect was more
disastrous in tie interior. where the towns OF
Plea and Matilda were destroyed, aud where
there is scarcely a house left standing. Fire
succeeded the earthquake in Plea. At Varai-
pacca the church, pantheon, eighteen houses
and the dam of the river were destroyed.
The towns of Guazequina and Pachica also
suffered severely. Very few lives were lost.
The steamer Panama felt the earthquake at
se,. .Araquika had shocks on the 18th and
10Th, but no buildings were damaged.
The English ship Wexford from Callao
Tor Germany, was totally lost off Cape Horn.
The crew were saved.
There was an earthquake onathe 25th ult-s
at Bajo Chill. but it was not serious.
The small pox was spreading at Santa Rosa,
Chill. and il had also broken out among the
southern Buenos Ayrean troops.
lit ii officially announced that the German
steamer Franklin, at qaarantine, has lorty
cases of cholera on board. There were
twenty-eight deaths oD the voyage. and
nearly everybody ON board were more or less
affected Most Of the cases are serious, and
further deaths are probable. A rigid quar- /
antine is enforced and every effort is made TO /
alleviate their sutlerings. but care il taken to
the spread Of the 9contagion. Il M
L has been determined TO make the Apollo
Hall Democratic Reform Organization, under
whose auspices the late campaign was priIl- /
cpally conducted, the leading institution of
the Democracy of New York. In the new /
all political elements Of the De-
are to be embraced. Those who
have been prominent in connection with |,
T,smmaly, however, viii be excluded from /
Since the election honest men /
are fast leaving Tamnlary, whose power
seems to be completely overthroWn. It is |
that SamuelAi. Courtney will be I
Chairman OF the committee OF the new or
yanization. The Reform leaders are receiv- I
me- hundreds of communications from prom
nent Democrats in the West, and the inte-
,ior OF the State. urging the formation OF a
lew organization upon reform basis, and
,ejoicing III the downfall Of corrupt Tam
many. s
kilograms FROM London report that the
settlement of the new United States loan is
favoraBly, and the rate Of dis
soaut thereon has advanced to ] 3-4a1 rs per
cent. Money was easy iii an open market at
,hree per cent.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher preached 4 po-
itical serm6n this evening, in the course of
which he spoke of the Indifference of intelli-
GENT citizens toward political matters. He
the cofrnpting tendencies Of