The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-06-24

The New York Liberals have decided
to hold State convention, leaving the
time and place to be fixed by the COM q
mittee.
The President has signed the commits
sions S. B. Axte!l, to be Governor OF
New Mexico, and Geo. w. Emery to be
Governor of Utah.
JEFF. Davis has been rendered, and
will accept the presidency of the Mechan-
ical and Agricultural college at Bryan,
Texas. Salary 81, OOC.
The big Indians are going home from
Washington happy, each one being pre-
sented with a horse, bridled and saddled'
at his last railroad station. /
A Washington telegram Of the 9th /
AVS: Important changes are expected
a the treasury and internal revenue
,fices on the first of July.
Senator Thurman, John G. Thompson,
and twelve others we're elected delegates
from Hamilton county (Cincinnati) to the
Ohio Democratic convention.
The Legislature Of New Hampshire
Wednesday elected Pierson Z. Cheney,
Governor, and Chas. H. Powers, railway
commissioner, both Republicans.
| Gov. Axtell of Utah Territory, has
been transferred to the Governorship OF
| New Mexico, vice Giddings deceased, and
Geo. W. Emery has been appointed Gov
ernor of Utah, vice Axteil.
The health Of the poet Longfellow IS
reported so precarious that he dpes not
attempt to accomplish any literary work
whatever. but takes exceeding care OF
himself. He is constant sufferer from
acute neuralgia.
Collector Wadsworth of Chicago has
finally acceded to the request from
Washington that he would resign. His
RESIGNATION was asked, solely because ne
did not discover the frauds upon the rev.
enue by the whisky ring.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Chicago Inter- Ocean reports Secretary
, Bristow as saying he did not think NJ
: should ever be nominated for President
. and adding 81 don't think the peopi'
want me and I want the Office still less
Sam. Bard, the postmaster at Atlanta
n Ga. who wouldn't believe the Presldcn
:. would remove and came to Washington t
/ unani ously protest the mistake, Is out
d last The President has signed the com
;. mission Of Benjamin Conley to be Bard
S successor.
It is stated from Washington that tn
a only person yet determined upon as on
It Of the commissioners to negotiate wit
$ the Sioux Indians for the Black Hill
= territory. is Rev. R. d. Human, at pre-
d cnt missionary among them and u
lie government interpreter at the late lnte
view.
re Col. Ward H. Lanon, who will be
v. called as the friend and law.partner
he President Lincoln, and who is now res
ed dent of Martinsburg, West Virginia,
pm coming into prominence as candidate
cd the Republican nomination for Govern
,w of that State. He voted for Greeley
1872.
I'm Gov. Osborn of Kansas, asserts tn
IT. the Republicans Of that State will n
me support Gen. Grant for third term.
w. Governor is also severe in condemn
he the present Indian policy, and says SUI
ul. Hoar was involved in the measures viii
ing recently rendered the department SO
pleasant.
OF Stinson Hutchins, who has been 8
the era, manager of the St. Louis Tunes
,id' some months past, has been deposcd o
'm majority vote Of the board OF directe
low Bnt it appears, after all, that MIR. II
ave cb;ns and his friend John Hudnott ow
nee majority Of the stock and can elect
set of directors next month.
va. was Congressman elect VIM. S. King, II
.a the Third Minnesota district, indicte'
~. connection with the Pacific Mail SUBS
900 was on SATURDAY. in Washington adr
w. ted to bail in $1,000. Gen. Butler,
= counsel moved in the criminal court
a day be set for the trial, but the
= ton was opposed by the district attor'
a OF and the Judge took the matter under
on visement.
"a. The one hundreth birthday OF Ia
md Henry Boehem, Of the Newark Me
stage dist Episcopal conference, ana 'ne Sc
oupe ty-sixth of his ministry. was ceiep OF
nlted Tuesday in Trinity NJ. t. Churcn' ' ;,
the CITY. The church was CROWDED
ministers from all parts OF the cou'
,,tsa were present.
'n ~ Or- Eccleston. Of Philadelphia, ha:
Suo,, cented the election to the Episcopal
har onric of Iowa, though it is asserte
=. ~ vii, not be received, If his election Is
using hrmed' oy Over one" 49, Church
e her the State. nish anu - - i .da
on his the divioins issue' ~ ah.-,es &c
also the case Oh Ut E1oies -..rs
,ution ing Tor votes ny us supp
nsani- The Board of Trade Of Kansas
No., have adopted resolution
, wo. the President for his policy In
l
nship GARD TO inu'a H. ho.rd ais
'arrie, the SIOUX inuiA.s. emori.liz,
fouly pointed comuli''ee ~ rnrther ste
! were gress protesting s::,....;o, hv g
racing ward oiockihs up ,.nd mon q
re last all the saSAges ~ ."e a.. r.f;on-
have the richest por''ons "
e own ,rcrr, .vrorS.
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