The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-22

in acknowledgment Of his kindness to
The survivors ofthe emigrant ship Strath-
more. ls
Mrs. A. T. Stewart has given 81, 900 to
''Thc Church Mission to Deaf Mutes" to
be used for the Home for Aged and In
firm Deaf Mutes, temporarily located at
No. 22O East Thirteenth street. Mrs.
Stewart has also given $1,000 to the
Five Points House OF Industry.
Application was made to-day before
the court Of queens bench for the dis
charge Of Charles Brent. the Louisville
torger. The attorney general offered
no opposition to the release, but made
a statement in relation to the case. The
court accordingly granted the order for
prisoners relief.
'.By the combined workings of the Ma
tional and State governments, under
their respective Constitutions, the rights
of every citizen are secured at home and
protected abroad, and the common vel |
fare promoted. "-Republioan platform.
What kind OF things are combined
workings" If the party has anything to
say on this subject, why was it not said?
Is this cloudy utterance meant as an APP
prevail or disapproval of the Grant Par
ish decision of the Sumpreme Court?
Mr.. Charles E. Fitch, Of Rochester,
one ofthe delegates to the Cincinnati
convention, while in sleeping car with
some Of his associate delegates, had his
pocket picked and robbed Of all his cash.
That shows the effect of being in bad
company His associates are said to
have been Custom House men.
Those whose duty it is to examine dali
" the leading Republican journals Of the
country must be forced to the conclusion
that the leaders Of that party think the
Democrats have the best chance to elect
the next President. A black cloud has
been lowering over the party since the
hour Of Belknap's fall.
ST. LOUIS, June Isl. Foster, Of Sol
ONION City, Kansas, was shot and NOR
tally wounded yesterday, at Reeds Sta
ton, eight milesfrom Carthage. Mo-, by
E. A. Hoag, for the seduction of his
wife.
CHICAGO, June 18.-The city council
have abolished the Office Of comptroller,
and with S. S. Hayes, the head of that
department. The city clerk is tor the
present vested with the duties Of that po~
sition.
OMAHA, Neb. June 19-On Saturday
last, at Plum Greek. Neb., deputy sheriff
! Mace was shot and killed by man
named Hullowell. The latter was taken
from the Jail at midnight the same day
and lynched.
During our trip east, last week, we
took particular notice of the crops along
, the road, and in no place were they
looking better than they are right here
i in Minnesota. Notwithstanding our late
spring, Press
PHILADELPHIA, June ia ver1
dangerous counterfeit has Just made it!
appearance here, and is being freely
!, circulated. 1t is IS note, counterfeitine
4 the issue of the First National Bank 0
Northampton, Mass, and is an excel
- lent imitation.
MEMPHIS, June "a duel which ha
been impending here for several day
y between Congressman Summons an,
Mr.. Moore, Of Tuscumbia, Alabama
y has been settled amicably by mutua
l. friends, and the parties left tor home to
night.
DETROIT. June ia fire at POI
+ Sanilic. Mich. Saturday night destroys
L the dwelling house Of Levi French. Hi
wife and two children persisted in tn
le flames before assistance could be ren
J dered. Mr.. French was absent, an
knew nothing Of the sad event until
l. was all over.
e. SAN FRANCISCO. June ia dispatc
;. from Virginia City reports that q fiji
% broke out at noon, destroying the Glob
A. Hotel and about twenty-five dwelling
ID It lis rumored two or three lives wer
lost. No mining property was damaged
st though Hole & Norcross' works were
IN great danger for q time. Loss $40 ,O0'
IN Camp junction Of Powder river an
Yellowstone river, June 18th, 1876
IS Gen. Geo. A. Ruggles: Reached Pow
y der river at point "a miles abo1
:" here, late on the 7th Of June. No Il
dams east of Powder river. Have M
ve Gibbon and concerted movement wit
IL him. Troops and animals in fine COZ
ditiOn.
st ALFRED II. TERRY.
o. Brigadier General.
II SAN Francisco, June ia di
patch from Truckee says: Last mig
OF . number Of men, supposed to belor
ia to the Caucasian League, set fire to
IS, Chinese cabin occupied By three Chin
ed men, about mile north Of this plac
M As the Cinnamon ran out OF the cab
they we're fred upon BY the mob, OF
"a. being killed instantly and another q
=. riously wounded. About forty shots .
ms reported to have been fired.
of HUDSOE. n Y Inne 1Q-The den
Of the Albany & Schenectady railroa
te? known IS the White Elephant, oppos1
'es this place. was burned last night, vi
its contents and one hundred load
ed freight cars belonging TO various We
M ern railroads. The extensive wharv
ap and loaded river crafts were also bur
ro- ed. The fire Was accidental and origi
by ated in the propeller John Taylor. =
The loss Is estimated at t4O0, 900. lnsuran
not known.