The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-15

New YORK, June S.-Cochran, Nc
Lean e. Co., dry goods dealers, 4o2
Broadway. have failed. Liabilities one
million five hundred thousand dollars;
assets nearly two millions.
PITTSBURGH, June S.-A Newcastle,
Pa. special says fire broke out IN q
frame building adjoining the city hall
: about one O'Clock this mornlng. consum-
no the new city hall lulldinc under con
s,tructon, the engine house, anu some
Fpriyate property. Loss estimated at 79o'-
300 to 40 Q. No insurance on the city
property.
LAWRENCE, Ks, JUNE $. -Ex- Secre-
tary OF the Interior, j. Z. Usher, attorney
for the Kansas Pacific railroad, ana T..
brethren. assistant attorney tor the same
leave for Washington to-dayt III response
To a teleVraphic summons from the ser-
oeant-at-arns OF the house, lnstructing
Them to appear forthwith IN Washington
before the judiciary committee, To testify
in the Blaine invest. ati1n. Their testl-
monv i ~ relate to the bonds of the
Kansas Pacific lailroad company, 90
tanned by Blaine.
OMAHA. j une s.-A dispatch received
at departing n headquarters ms morn
inc. dated Fort Laramie the 9TH, SAYS
that an Indian courier from Red eleui
brings i report that, just before he lett
an Indian arrived from mouth oil Tongue
river who found there / ,l15 lodges under
Sitting. Bull. Crazy Horse and others
They were on their way to Powder river
to fight Gen Crook.
On his return he met the same band
that Egan saw on May 10Th. they told
him they met Clusters troops anu fought
them ali day and that many were killed
on both sides. but no result WAS report,
ed. This fight with Custer occurred
about eight days ago.
BRAlNERp. MINI. JUNE S.-Ihe pas
scnoer train on the Northern Paclhc
bound west from Duluth. met with NJ
accident this morning 1T Tamaraek river
twenty six miles west OF Northern Ia
citc Junction. resulting in the wreck 9
the engine. baggage and one passenger
car. and the death IT Glib. herlef, en-
oineer. and Hugh fitzpatrick. baggage
man. Larry Welch, fireman, WAS Dur
led with the engine. his mead ontN re-
manning uncovered. Ills neck, teit arm
and haud was badly sealded, aut the IA
iurv Is not ;, rjous. G. NJ. lenne> routl
agent. met with severe scalp Woa0a
and has h.sarm and Shoulder severed
bruised ABOUT tiity passengers wtc
on the train. several OF whom receive
SLIGHT bruises or cuts, but none wet
severely wounded.
The late annual Session Of the tran
Lodge and Grand Eueampment 81 /. Y
q +. OF Minnesota. held n Minneapoh
6tn eth >eneleeted the following gran
olficers Tor the ensuing year:
Grand Master. +. W stevens. c
Minneapolis: Deputy Grand Master
4. II. TaiSev OF Lake City; Grand Wa'
den. $. NJ Bruce. Of Sank Centre
Grand Secretary and Treasurer. >hel
wood Houch. Of st. Pau. Representa-
tive To the Grand Lodge ot the Unite
States tor two years.W q. DYE. OF Wi
mona. The folio ing officers Were AZ
pointea aud installed; Grand Marshal
&. NJ Rimp!er. OF 81. Paul, Grand CO,
anc,or. j il. Jones. OF LaneSboro Gran
Guardian. u 4aiel Pagan. ~ Wmneha l.
CITY; Grand Messenger. faiilp GRUB.
Wabasha; Grand Chaplain. I. \. " hi
ing. oil Rochester.
IL addition T. ths. above officers. Hol
W. {. Williston is repr, sentative
the grand lodge OF the a''ed State
which meets in Philadelphia next Sc
TENDER.
NJ. w. O.. s.. r.. 4. Kelley. Las
City X. ". w. s W. Hurry Wei
elhaum. Minneapolis, NJ. +. & II. |
Z. L. Wharton. s.. Paul, q. j W.
: ives, elected IN the pla.v vi T..
L. Su.ur. who WAS absent.
Capi,a,;en tax vas h>ed =, - CEN