The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-07-13
same day our flag was insulted BY the
Insignificant government Of Hayti.

men. with horses, SaOOleS, anu DFtuleS,
and transport them to the seat of war
within ten days after the acceptance OF
their proposition BY the government.
General Santa Anna, the battle-scarred
and mutiliated veteran who commanded
the Mexican army during the late un-
pleasantness with the United States, died
on the 10Th ult., at the age of 81. No
particulars of his demise have been re-
ceived.
It is worthy Of special notice that when
the vote on the Vlee-President at st.
Louis was called all were unanimous
except Ohio that was eight votes against
him. These eight delegates represent a
constituency that insures the defeat OF
the ticket in Ohio.
From large number of specials to the
Cincinnati Enquirer we learn that Ohio
will not support Tilden but will transfer
allegiance to Cooper and the Independent
Grcenback ticket. The Enquirer will
eat crow, however, and charge three dol
lars and haiti to Bates & Locke.
The amount Of greenbacks burned
during June was three hundred and fifty
seven thousand, three hundred and eighty
| four dollars, outstanding a little over
three hundred and .sixty-nine million.
Thussthe policy OF contraction goes on,
and the country endures.
WASHINGTON. July 10.-Great excite
ment was caused this afternoon by 4 re-
rort that Gen. Crooks command had
again met the Indians and that Crook
had been killed. Up to ? p. m. nothing
had been heard at the headquarters OF
the army to confirm the report and it
was believed to be without foundation.
The Paris observatory has received
from NJ. Melendez, a Spanish photo
grapher, most remarkable photograph
of the moon. Melendez invented an adj
iunct to the machinery which enabled
him to obtain wonderful picture, show
ing mountains and volcanoes upon the
surface OF the orb, and indicating forests
OF huge trees now petrlhed.
A democrat writes the Cincinnati En-
quirer from Alliance. Ohio: ''Thcre was
no rejoicing at Tilden's nomination. no
cheers tor his support. but there were
cheers tor Cooper; there were cheers fol
Allen and an independent ticket. The
democrats here think more Of the repub'
lican platform than they do OF the dem
ocratic one, and would sooner vote to-
:. it,
PHILADELPHIA, July 1O.-Rain is now
+. falling abundantlv. and the intense hea
: is somewhat abated. During the after
neon, and up to the commencement O
!. the rain, the thermometer stood at ~.
: in the shade. A great number OF persons
have been FRUSTRATED by heat, and ter
deaths from sunstroke are reported. be
: sides which there have been several no
L vet officially reported. Three wagon
Il are regularly employed in removing t
the hospitals those overcome on tn
d streets.
IS Mr.. Hayes, who represents the har'
!, times Republicans, will publish his lette
r of acceptance on Monday next. He ha
consulted all the principal office holder
D. and applicants for Office before wrttin
II it. No matter what the letter may say
-e means hard times, bank currency an
in misrule. Sam. Tilden can endorse th
letter, as both candidates are seekin
: similar ends. The only difference is tn:
ii if Hayes is elected Republican politician
II will get the offices. and ii Tilden iselecte
Of he will apppint Democratic politician
DULUTH, MIMI, July 10.-The PROF
nj eller St. Clair. Of Wards line, plyin
At regularly between Duluth and sout
y shore ports, was burned Sunday morniu
20 at o'clock, off Fourteen-Mile point, ;
yond OntOnagon, on her way down.
is reported there were - persons drow
:. ed. Among those known to have be-
a saved are John Sutphin. Dan Stringe
Thomas Foster, Thomas Goot
NC man and Robt. Rhynas-the |:
ter captain Of the boat. or those 10
ONLY one name has reached US I hat Of
%. D. Collins. OF Duluth.
" We have the following extracts from
NJ letter written by Lieutenant A. b. job
- son to his father in this city, under da
w OF july I'd, 1876. Lieutenant JOINS
belongs to the expedition under GeneI
ID Terry, and is under the immediate co,
ass mand OF General Gibbon "Our col
ng mand has just returned from sew
ey days trip to the Custer battle groun
ng We arrived there just in time TO rrsc
all there was left of the once giorio
of Seventh cavalry. We found 81 de
for bodies and ii wounded men, some
the whom have since died. In few day
avs will write You full account OF this t
bill rible disaster. never saw such . 81
ening sight in my life as the piles OF de
men. horses and mules. It was fearf
als Neither General Caster nor ColoI
u Keogh were scalped Or otherwise NUT
an ated--
csc SWEET-BLAKELY.
WASHINGTON, d. c. July The
,er- ves,igation involving the relations
day Miss Sweet and David Blakely to
,e9- Chicago Pension Agency was re-ope1
her to-day. Miss Sweet and Josiah L.
bard, one of the executors OF =
cd Sweets father were examined for sev
.;r;, IL hours The investigation was Sex
,.de Miss Sweet had been recalled IN Or
he to rebuttestimony given By David Bla
the II and Elbert Grey. Blakely's ex2mi
tion was conducted in secret he
caused it to be made known IN the
t TO neer-P Press Tribune Of June 30th. that