The anti-monopolist., 1876-06-15
The Anti-AGonop0list.

right to use his private correspondence
he was unquestionably wrong in his
method of recapturing it. There is no
question that he was in Credit Mobil-
ier ring, and specializing in stocks whose
value depended on his votes in Congress.
A CAUSE 1t is intimated that Multi
gan's animosity toward Blaine has reli-
gious source, Mulligan being an intense
Catholic, and remembering Blaine's pro-
posed amendment to the Constitution on
the school question. He has been heard,
says correspondent, to express himself
strongly in that connection.-St0te(W WSs.
Journal.
HAUTsDALE, Pa, June 12.-Y esterday
the congregation of the Catholic church
assembled in their new but unfinished
building. Just as Father Meagher be-
gan the service the gallery and floor un-
ierneath tell with terrible crash,
killing S. G.. Nelson, contractor of the
building, aud wound;ng thirty others,
some seriously
The Tilden crowd in New York are
only injuring their favorite by slandering
Chief Justice Church. The latter gen
tleman is tho most popular Democrat in
the State, and was elected to his present
position by very large majority. All
his friends are now very active in op-
posing filden and have weighty ar
gument to opposing these slanderous
attacks on Judge Church, whose charac-
ter has always stood above reproach.
New York is good for fifty thousand
majority against Tilden
The United States Attorney for the
District of Columbia has commenced
suit to recover the value, with interest,
of the 81 ,OOO, 900 Indian trust fund bonds
appropriated by Jake Thompson while
he was Secretary of the Interior. Jake
says he turned the bonds over to the
Confederate House of Representatives.
and has got the receipt for them, and he
thinks that little document ought to pro-
tect him.
There ls proDaDiy no candloate who
conld stand in less degree the turning Of
the microscope upon himthan Tilden. His
money has been literally spent where it
would do the most good in this canvas.
but still with the cautious cunning char
acteristic of the man. If he should be
the st. Louis nominee the truthful bio
graphles of him, which will appear after
the 9th of June. will astonish many oi
his particular admirers at this time
Baltimore american.
A letter from Judge VIM. B. Sloan,
chairman OF the board Ut trustees OF the
Ohio archaeological association, now il
Philadeiphia, to President Brinkerhoff,
calls attention to the fact that the press
have misled the public in regard to the
location Of the Ohio archaeological dig
iplAy. This exhibit 10 very Interesting
lone and is attractiAg much attention
from scientists. It is located in the min.
leral annex to the main exhibition build.
ling.
The New York Herald believes tha
the only question abont Blaine is: "Car
be hold his forces at Cincinnati; and, i
50, what will he do with his power?'
And says: 1T is to soon to answer tha
question now. In few days we shall
see what remains of Blaine as q leader
Nothing remains of him as q candidat
for the Presidency, and all he can do i!
to take up Washburne or Hayes, and b
Warwick where he hoped to be king.
The swell of the Greenback tide ha
manifestly reached Washington. Tn
House, by a vote of lis to 81, has de
cided to change its rules 80 as to ALLOW
the committee on Banking and Currenc
to report . bill for the repeal OF the re
sumption act. which. it is understood,
is ready to do. Heretofore that commit
tee has been composed wholly Of bank
ers Ii the people gain any thing nov
,, it will be because the democratic major
ity has broken up that arrangement.
LIVERPOOL. JUNE "a leading graf
circular says wheat has been rather dear
er in few country markets, but is gen
orally unchanged. with an almost uni
form inactivity in consequence of tn
Whitsuntide holidays. In our immed
late district the demand for consumption
is increasing. and the drain would speed
ily make considerable impression o.
our warehouses. but that the arrival
3 about equal the consumption. A mum
Der of cargoes have been taken off th
, coast for the Continent.
A heavy load Of bricks was once re
+ ferred to mule by his master, an homes
. peasant, but instead OF drawing the loa
the mule rose to questian of privileS
and boldly investigated his master
Why said he, shave you suppressed
that load Of straw You have had sine
r ,ast Thursday?r Il will make q state
ment.r replied the master; "dont yo
imagine that you are going to pla
: Blaine with me- and seizing a club h'
/, soon showed the mule who was cor
5 ducting that investigation.
.ioral.-Fortune does not always favo
: the bold.
:. NASHVILLE. Tenn, June IA spe<
e iai to the American from Springfield
e Tenn. says A. o. Owens Jesse Owen
q John Murphy Arch Randolph an
, Henry Davidson. white men. and TX
b Doss. colored. we're killed and San
Manders. = white, was mortally wounc
e ed. and James Murphy, white. shocke
/ oy lightning this afternoon At two o'cloc