The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-11-08

and burglarized of furs to the value OF s., 200
! John Dolan of New York, indicted for
| the murder of James H. Noe, has been con-
| yicted. and sentenced to be hanged December
| 10th next.
La PAGE. indicted for the murder of
Josie Langmaid, has been identified as the
man seen in the bushes near the road the girl
passed over on the morning of the murder.
He is young man, his name is Rowe,
and he is under arrest at Muncie, Ind, tor
stealing coins of the value of Is cents from the
ewes of a corpse with which he was sitting up.
Mr.. Combs, Jr., who has figured at
Memphis, Tenn, since the war as claim
agent, has been sent tn jail in default of $4,000
bail, on the charge of being a party IN an at
tempt to defraud in bounty claims Of colored
soldiers.
For the first time in twenty-three
years at Montreal, criminal was punished
last week with the cat-'o-nine-talls under
sentence of court. The prisoner was named
Calabria; luis offense was an indecent assault
upon woman.
The evidence against La Page in the
Pembroke murder, is that he was at or near
the SPOT when Josie Langmaid was killed,
within ten minutes Of the time she was last
seen alive; also that he chased another woman
through the same woods two days previous
Denver, Col, has been Mortified by the
discovery on the 2lst Of the bodies Of four
Italians in the cellar of an old house which
short time before had been the headquarters
OF band of strollers, eight or ten in number.
! It'll. do ed ri
man named Uncle Joe and three bows who
had formed with him saloon band in Denver.
They were evidently murdered by their COM
rades, who have disappeared, about three
weeks before the bodies were discovered.
POLITICAL.
T. C.. Latrobe. Democrat, was elected
mayor of Baltimore on the 9th by 1871 ma
jorty.
The vote in Iowa for Governor, official
from all but sixteen counties, show majority
for Kirkwood, Republican, OF 81 $50
1t is reported from Washington that
Zach Chandler will soon make extensive
changes in the Interior Department, both on
personal and political grounds.
United States Senator William A.
Wallace of Penns ylvania, i'll speech at Pitts
Ialrgh on the 2lst. took the stand that the way
to reach resumption and the liquidation of the
public debt was to build up the Frustrated in
dustries OF the country by providing the peo-
pie with currency sufficient to meet the de-
mand of business and the establishment of
confidence.
PERSONAL MATTERS.
Prof Swing has declined the ''calp' to
Brooklyn church He will not leave Chica-
; go.
VIM. T. Otto has been appointed by
the United States Supreme Court to be report
er of its decisions, in place of Mr.. Wallace, re-
signed.
At Davenport. Iowa, on the 2sth,
George J. w. Harrison OF Dubuque, a bachelor
9TH years, was married to Miss Emma Cook,
aged 81, who's daughter of an old river cap
tain, w. L. Clark.
, Miss Evelyn NJ. Chapman OF Simpson
Centenary College at Indianola, won the prize
in recent oratorical contest bet Teen number
. of representatives OF different colleges at De:
= Moines, Iowa.
> The House of Bishops of the Protestant
Episcopal church, at its recent session in New
York, elected Rev. Samuel |. J. Schereschew.
. sky Bishop of China, and Rev. DR.. A. j
a Clarke of Georgia, Bishos OF Africa.
y Joseph Tredewest, for the past forty
. years connected with the press of Europe ano
America, aud latterly in the employ of tkt
!" Wahiheitsfreund, German Catholic paper o
& Cincinnati, died on the 2Sth, aged hfty-eigh
years.
" John E. Hall, who was arrested at New
: York for completely in the late iorgeres of let
> tiers OF credit on the Bank o; British NORTH
/ America, was discharged Saturday, the prose
IS cution having failed to produce direct evi
u dence against him.
J Mrs. Emma Paddock of Iowa City
Iowa. was on the Goth admitted to prsctice il
. the United States and district courts at De
"a Moines. Mrs. HaddocS was the first tema'
lawyer ever admitted to practice in the feders
courts OF the United States.
:" The standing committee of the dioces
. OF Easton have consented to the consecratiol
I" OF Rev. DR.. McIaren, Bishop-elect OF Illinois
ie Rev DR.. Brown, Bishop elect OF Fond du Lac
and Rev. Dir. Eecleston, Bishop-e.ect Of lows
> Excel. Baker has snug apartments il
Horsemonger Lane jail. He is allowed 10 re
csivc visits from his wife and friends, an
!. books are supplied to him in large. quantiiie:
D Delicacies of all sorts minister to his palate
- and his apartments, but for the iron lars an
u, deprivation OF liberty, would be considere
= sumptuous by any bachelor in New York ,
y Tendon.
y
d. GENERAL MATTERS.
re The epizootic is affecting nearly all tn
horses mildly in the vicinity OF Omaha.