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

ever been president.
The little country of Siberia, in Africa,
is about to be wiped out by the natives
with whom it is at war.
The Epizootic is still on the spread in
Indiana, although some localities are
nearly through with it.
Kansas newspapers are again advoca-
ting the nomination of Judge John +
Dillon for the presidency.
The broken National Gold Bank Of
San Francisco, promises to pay stock
holders and depositors in tull.
The Richmond Inquirer has been
bought by firm formerly of the New
York Tribune and Boston Post.
A mound in Stark county, Ind, has
been opened, revealing the usual nua-
Der of giant skeletons, queer tools, etc.
John Dolan, the murderer OF Mr.. Noe,
was last Wednesday found guilty and
sentenced to be hanged on the 10th of
Dec. next.
The losses by the Virginia City fire
are now estimated at between seven and
eight millions. Rebuilding is going on
vigorously.
Glencoe Register: The epizootic is
prevailing somewhat extensively though
| Of milder form than when it appeared
some years ago.
Twenty-three states have had elections
this TALL, and OF these eighteen have gone
republican. This thing begins to look
like a tidal wave.
Senator Newton B 10th. of California,
was welcomed by old friends at Salem,
Ind, his native place, but declined q
public reception.
Arrangements are being perfected
that the West Point cadets may camp
out Tor week or two on the Centennial
| grounds next year.
The president has issua his proclama-
ton designating the 25th day OF Novem
Dor as 4 day of thanksgiving and prayer
throughout the United States.
A fire broke out in patent medicine
establishment at Fort Wayne Monday,
and a boy thre oil instead Of water on
the flames; loss $500.
1t is claimed that the republican VIC
tory in New Jersey will result in the
election to the United State senate of
Secretary Robson, Of the Navy.
The New Jersey senate will be COM
posed OF twelve republicans and nine
democrats. and the house Of thirty -seven
republican and twenty-three democrats.
A piece of newly broken land in Otter
Tail county yielded thirty and half
in the same field returned but twenty
; five.
Col. DeGraff is pushing the building
Of the railroad from Northwood, Iowa, to
: Albert Lea, MINI with all possible vigor
5 and expects to have it completed before
a Christmas.
Mrs. Moulton, being dropped from the
roll of Plymouth church, protested,
! charging Beecher with adultry, on his
: alleuged confession and that of Mrs.
! Tilton to her.
: Why don't the associated pres cease
reporting mercantile failures? Tney are
most potent arguments against the hard
: money and specie resumption en0rmity.
e This is a grave oversight,
!. The London Times denounces the
) scheme Tor floating f5OO, 800 worth OF the
g keokuk and Kansas City railroad bonds,
!. though it is fair to presume that 1t ID
!. none of the Times business.
! II is estimated that all the gold in the
: world, if melted into a solid lump, would
]. not make more than cube OF twenty.
J. ty-three feet. But yet it can make fools
! and villains OF nine-lenths Of tie human
!, !, family.
= St. Louis is having trouble with her
9 police. involving the chief and a proml.
Z nent detective who bring counter
! charges against each other, one OF being
/ i gambler, etc., and the other OF insur-
!, ordinations, etc.
! The state elections, Ga Tuesday last,
d ia New York. Pennsylvania Wisconsin,
! Minnesota, New Jersey and Massachu.
!; sets have given republican majorities
! Maryland and Mississippi have given
! democratic majorities.
III St. Cloud Times: Bonds Of the zenith
II city (Dulnth) were sold at asction las
g week in that city, for eleven and hall
cents on the dollar. Think Of that, fol
city which it was expected at on,
time would rival Chicago.
= It is reported that Gen John Morgan,
the celebrated confederated partisan on
: Ger who invaded Ohio in 1873, has jus
died in Oregon, whittier, as the stOf1
L runs he escaped after he was wounded
II is strange story, but may possible
!, be true.
The new saw mill Of McCsine Bros
& Barteau, At Hinckley, is nearly com
I. plet<d and will commence saving TIL
first Of next week. The mill ID ia fee
e long by 80 feet wide, with entire new
machinery, and will cost about Oh, 900
d It has . capacity Of 10000 :eet per day
The new elevator commenced buyinl
Is wheat on Monday. in consequence o
e which wheat jumped from ninety cent