The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-04-20

the pork, and won't send Connery to
JOIN AllDourne in the city Jail.
Belknap's trial before the senate be-
gan Monday.
Mr.. Conkling is amused that anybody
should think seriously OF Bristow as a
presidential candidate. Helaughs about
1t o. nights, when we can't sleep for
thinking and praying,-wheR the rain
is on the root, and he hears the never.
never,n etc.
Judge David DAVIS. Of Illinois, is not
exactly a favorite son, but things may
work around in his favor. The Judge
has the merit OF being a western man.
He is somewhat OF the people, though
eminenll, judicial in character and pur-
suits. The Judge on a good platform,
would be formidable candidate Tor the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Enquirer.
The Lafayette Daily journal says: -
There is an elegant row on hand in
the democratic camp on the Landers
question. There viii be fuss in the
democratic campif Landers is nomina-
ted. and a fuss in botn the Independent
and democratic camps if he is not nomi-
mated; while, if the democrats take up
Landers and turn the cold shoulder on
the rest Of the independent ticket, the
uproar will be quite indescribable.
The grand jury, 18th. indicted Babcock,
Huntington, Whitley, Benton, Miles.
Ncttleship and Somerville for compiled
ty in the safe burglary conspiracy, and
warra nts were issued for the arrest Of
each except General Babcock, who APP
Deared and gave bail to the amount of
! $4,000, ex-Gov. Sneperd becoming his
security. 1t is understood all except
Babcock and Harrington will be used as
witnesses and the indictments against
those testifying will be nolle prosecuted
There are rumOrs that Harrington cannot
be found and will seek to avoid arrest.
The wife Peter Rcsheim, living near
LeROv, an insane woman, on Saturday,
the Stn inst. murdered her husband in a
horrible manner. She arose early in the
morning OF that day, and while her hus-
band was sound asleep. took an axe and
struck him q terrible blow, burying the
blade in his temple and down across one
eye. She then struck another blow
across the other temple and eye, and a
and a heavy blow across the back OF the
head, cutting his skull nearly to pieces.
| Rochester Record: Mr.. d. Nvonan,
OF Haverhill, has been experimenting
with wheat to ascertain what proportion
is tit for seed. He reports, AS the results
OF his Investigations, that Of the best
seed which he could procure. at least IL
per cent. was unfit tor seed. 1t nearly
all sprouted, but = considerable portion
would not grow afterwards, but rotted
ia the ground. Oh some OF the poorer
grades he found that only a very small
portion would sprout at all. He is OF the
the opinion that farmers should this year
SOW about Is per cent. more seed to the
acre than is ordinarily used.
A telegram from Capt James Is. Z ids
informs the South Pass Jetty Company
here THAI careful soundings through the
jetties made yesterday showed at least a
depth Of Is l-2 feet clear. A depth Of
- feet extends from the upper end of the
jetties to within about halt mile from
the deep sea. In this half mile we have
several hundred feet Of % feet depth,
Halt way down the jetties we have 81
feet OF water in one locality, and several
uOuu1C0 lCCt Va ~ sAuu 20 AOCb 0CRtu
The Is IL feet shoal will be gone Ly the
first Of May, when we shall have chan
mel At least 70 feet deep through to the
sea.
A desperate fight took place in the
streets of Limerick, Ireland. the 18th be
tween the Home Rulers and faction o
the Fenians Messrs. Butt and
O'Shaughnessy, members Of parliamen
for the city, had announced their inten
, ton Of addressing the people from tn
} base Of OConnells monument A pro
: cession numbering some thousands con
: sequently marched to the place. A bod,
OF Nationalists. armed with sticks, who
had previously taken possession OF th'
monument, and attacked the procession
! The Nationalists were overpoWered afte
tight in which many persons were bad
" injured. The police and military wer
under arms. but abstained from inter
ference.
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