The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-02
WONDERFUL REVELATION.
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Inc following tfspdtofAIVhi S1tiioSskso " ..A
undoubtedly produce q terrible .com1notion
throughout the county; it athe people were
disposed to believe such an improbable &C
count. 1t is possible the insane Train would
concoct such a hntnbug for notorietY. lie
would suffer- any sobloquy to gain it. The
officers Of the Society international in this
country. Jas well as in Europe are composed
of the very best law-abiding citizens, and as
We understand the purposes Of the Society,
they are not to violate any civil law, much
less become wholesale incendiaries, spreading
Edfs9uctian thzougheu. The lard. Elf George
Francis Train is member Of the association,
it is d misfortune to the latter. OF all the de-
testable blowrhards which the country has
ever had inflicted upon il, he is BY long odds
the greatest, and it is a great pity that Eng
land did not.keep. him .jugged the balance OF
his life: - go s.ta
publishes a highly sensational account of the
origin efs.tis srat dle, ip That pufports te9
be confession Of q ulemlleF3 of the Society
international, who alleges chat it was their
M TS nat ne set rTla hrsr nre on DEKUven
street. and about a.dozeenn contederates assist
sed him in spresdingit it. JIG declares this the !!
third attempt to burn. Che city: Tie first
being oh the 18th Of September, when the se''
Burlington warehouse WAS buried. The
second Oh Saturday ght preceding tie
al great fire On Sunday. TiIe writer further
says that. George Francis Train is member
ofahe aeciesy. hid that ii his lecture in Fare
well Hail. on the very night Of the disaster,
came near .befraying tlalAr In using the fol-
lowing language: s.srhis u the last public id
dress. that will he; delivered within these
walls 2 "A, terrible calamity IS impending
eyerth city ~ s.More, I cannot say; more.
Il dare not utter.'' The Iinies saysthat Train
made Use 6fsthese words, which canbe album
dainty attcsted, but declinese TO Seder any
opinion as to the. authesficity ef.tflestory.
Thanksgiving ProcIanlafioa.
- - 8. WAsHIsGToN, OcroBER 2ss.
By the President ofa.the United States, q
proclamation <s- II .a
The process of seasons has again enabled
the husbaDdma tof garner the fruit Of sue
cessfnl toll. Industry has been generally
well rewarded. We are at peace with all ma
iions. !. Traaguflty,. KithsieiK EXCEPTIONS.
prevails at home. Within the past year I'VE
have, in the main, been free from the ills
which have elsewhere affected our kind. IL
some of us have had calamiGies. there should
be an occasion for sympathy with the suffer
ers, .resigpation On. thefrs bSas % the win of
the Most High, and rejoicing td-3he many.
who have been more favored. I, therefore,
recommend that on Thursday, the, 3Oth day
Of November next, the people meet in their
respective places Of worship and there, to
make the usual. acknowledgements to Al
mighty God for the Blessings He has con-
iefrned upon them for their mercifnL exemp-,
ton from. evils, and invoke Hs protection
and kindness for their less fortunate breth-
rem, WHOM SilrHis wisdom fElNtlt snied Il best
10 chastise.
In the faith Whereof, have hereunto set
my hai,sls and ,ca,.ssl shtsseal Of State to lie
affixed. DoVe at tne Lefty at Washington tkis
twenty eight day ii prIobe!, hi the .yeat of
our Lord one tholhs.il eight handled AID
and Of tile inslEfsAaence Of the
Urited States the ninety six !.
II. Il - !,a U.b. GRANT. sstt /
BY the President; HA4uIss FISH.
49,. Secretary OF State.