Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-01-27
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Rio Grande region.
A severe gale injured shipping in Calves
ton harboE recently.
Religious troubles have again broken out
in Matameras.
Nicsic and Duga have been relieved by the
Turks.
Ih M~ontenegrins are arming to repel the
Austrians.
The Pension app reputation bill has been
passed by the Lower House of the National
Congress.
The House Committee on Congressional
Appropriations was in session on the 22d
instant.
Foreign securities are quoted as being dull
i'll England.
A meeting of London bond-holders has
been called to devise means for the protec-
ton of those interested in the Peruvian
bonds.
Last week the Boston wool market was
dull. Choice ~deeces, 52@53c; California
choice, 30@33c.
The Kingdom OF Siam will expend about
$4,000 to display it's productions and in
dustries at the Centennial Exposition.
w. M. Price, the Business Agent for the
State of Missouri P. of H., reported to the
Missouri State Grange that he transacted
business during the past year to the amount
of $500, 900. OF this amount $4,000 was in
implements.
Respecting the negotiations between Spain
and the United States. it is semi-oficially
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not having yet replied to SPANS note Of
November 18th, 1875, nor having officially
communicated at Madrid the contents of
the American circular note to the European
powers, all hopes Of a favorable reply from
Spain may be regarded as unfounded.
Six Turkish battalions were routed recent
" between Rogusa and Trebinkee by the in
surgents under Gen. Peko. The Turks had
800 killed and many wounded, and the in
surgants had 80 killed and many wounded.
The italian Minister Of Public Instruction
has accepted the proposition of the United
States to exchange the scientific publications
of the two countries.
Ex-senator Wade made an argument be-
fore the Senate Committee on Public Lands
to-day, advocating the Christiancy bill to
repeal the law which requires the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company to pay the cost of
surveying and conveying lands from the
Government to it.
The Senate Finance Committee has agreed
to Senator Howe's bill for the appointment
ola commission on the subject of the alco-
holic liquor traffic and recommended its pas
page.with certain amendments, the most inn
portant being the requirement that ferment-
ed liquors, and the manufacture of all kinds
Of liquor shall be included in the proposed
inquiry.
The House Committee on Appropriations
will decide to report in favor of a reduction
of the salaries Of consuls throughout the
woodland, will abolish thirty consulates now
drawing good salaries. The reductions viii
amount to 100000 per annum.
A Vienna telegram states that only one
Russian merchant of Odessa, not twelve, as
previously reported, has been transported
to Siberia for selling arms to the Turks. II
Turkish official circles it is expected tina
England viii accept ndrassy's note.
The Marx Lane Enpress, of January sth
in a review of the grain trade, says "1S7'
has unfortunately proved a year of genera
deficiency and inferiority. Barley has shown
the best yield of the season, being onl.
slightly below average, but its color ha