The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-07-13

stump the country Tor Hayes and Wheel
is weak for a joke and wicked
il meant in sober earnest.
"A judicious candidate rather than a
strong one," is the best the
Enquirer, the Oldest and ablest of the
Philadelphia republican papers, can say
for Hayes. i
The Philadelphia Telegraph, repub-
lican organ of the straitest sect, thinks
Hayes is at least better than the repub-
lican platform, which it says ''fell flat"
upon the country.
The Burlington Free Press would have
liked the Cincinnati ticket better it the
"other end had been foremost" That
is, it thinks it Kangaroo ticket-rather
weak in the fore-quarters.
The Chicago Inter-Ocean. the great
bloody shirt tlapper, and vilest OF the
caluminators OF the south and the south
ern people, is rather better pleased than
the average of the republican papers
with Hayes and Wheeler.
The Peoria Democrat informs its read
ers that Colonel 1ngersoll is now at home
and bears his defeat like a little man.
He says the only Notifying thing about
the defeat of Blaine is the fact OF his
having been beaten by fool.
One of the oddities of the session OF
the Orange Imperial Grand Council,
which begins at Londonderry on the
18th, will be the presence as delegate
from Canada of DR.. Oronyhatekka, a full
blooded Indian.
General John A. Dix has formally ac-
cepted the office of permanent chairman
of the National Committee, elected at
the mass convention OF veteran SOLDIERS
and sailors OF the United States, held at
Cincinnati on the 14th ofJune last.
The Saint Louis Globe-Democrat is
| one of the Republican papers that IS
disposed to "gush" over Hayes. It's ediS
tor is in the state prison tor completely
in the st. Louis whisky frauds. Any
body but Bristow would have suited him.
Can anybody point out a prominent
jobber or corruptionist in the United
States who isn't for Hayes and Wheeler,
from Grant and Beecher, Belknap anc
Blaine. Boss Shepherd and Babcock
Blakely and Jim Baker. down to SCALA
wag Spencer of Alabama.
The great attraction in the hydraulic
annex to Machinery Hall, the Fourth
was the Champion ventilator, which
kept up a perfect gale all day, blowing
at the rate of about fifteen miles an hour
For ventilating coal and other mines
building, ETC., it probably has no equal
Thomas Holiday died at Lexington
KY, last week, aged eighty-one. II
was brother Of the Oregon millionaire
Ben Holiday, Il soldier Of the war 9
1912, proprietor of the Blue Lick Sprin;
during its pa!my days, and an extenslv
stock-breeder.
Edgerton Leigh, Conservative, mem
Der Of the House of Commons tor Mid
Chester. is dead. Mr.. Leigh was sixty
one wears OF age. and had represente
.. his constituency since the general elect
: ion of 1873. He was the author of ''Th
Ballads and Legends of Chester
Miss Macpherson, who with that othe
1 female philanthropist. Miss Rye. know
. familarly as "Old Rye" has for SON
\ years been bringing patches OF quite
a children from England out to Canad;
o returns to the old country accompanie
n bv her earliest proteges, now risin
Toronto lawyer.
CAMP ON THE YELLOWSTONE,
n NEAR THE MOUTH OF THE BIG HO RN,
$ July I'd, 1876.
l. On the evening of the 26th we con
d mepced moving down with the woun
is cd. but were only abie to get on TO,
lie miles, - orr hand filters did not answ'
D. the purI ose. ] ne niue ltters did exec
" lcntiy vel. but they were insufficient
ID number. Inc 10th, tn refore, was spe
n in making a full supply ofthem.
p, On the evening 81 tae Goth we start
err again, An at , A. NJ. the wounded we
Id placed on the steamer at the mouth
the Little Big Horn.
u On the afternoon Of the 3Oth they we
!, brought down to the depot Of the u
u lowstone. send them tomorrow
steamer to Fort Lincoln. and with the
rk ono OF nv aides, Capt. E. w. Smith, ~
will be able to answer any question y
"a may decide to ask.
\ Ihave brough: down the troops to I
same point where they arrived. TIL
need refitting. particularly in the mat,
OF transportation. before We sGart agar
~ and. although had on the steamer
good supply OF subsistence and foras
e. there are other things We need, and
u should hesitate to trust the boat again
the Big Horn.
n Col. Sheridan's dispatch, informing
on of the reported gathering of Indians
the Rosebud. reached me after ca
as down here. / hear nothing Of g
no Crooks movement. At least 100 hor
r. are needed to remount the cavalry n
,.r now here.
81 [Signedl ALFRED H. TERRY.
~ Brigadier General
BIsMARk. D. T.. July s. 1876
'as To Gen. Rugxles, Headquarters Sc Pail
ne On the s5th OF June, Gen. Custer y
his whole regiment attacks Indian
-. lagc on Little Big Horn. kepulsed y
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