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

ana Lord Uutland, whoever ne may De. |
Up to noon no official reports from the |
Indian country had reached the War
Department.
Nicholas Artz. well-known grain |
dealer of Winona, died in that city ON
the 9Th, where he had resided since 1856.
Up to p. m. to-day there were thirty
six sun strokes, the majority of which
proved fatal.
A Cooper and Booth Club was crgan-
lied in Buffalo last Thursday, and much
interest was manifested.
NEW YORK, July 1O.-The intense
heat of Saturday and Sunday caused some
fifty cases of sunstroke, nineteen OF which
ere fatal.
Friday the 9th was the hottest day
Washington has experienced in eighty
six years. The thermometer registered
1O5 degrees in the shade.
The number of cash admissions to the
Centennial Exhibition to-day was over
81 900, this being the largest number Of
paying visitors since the opening day.
By an explosion OF fire-damp at col
liery near St. Avoid, France, forty-two
persons were killed and torty-seven SER
iously injured.
Tilden's shouters at St. Louis are said
to have had about 100000 of Tilden's
money to spend. Yet there are barrels
of it lett.
It is proposed to reorganize Tammany,
and to make Hewitt or Edward Cooper
leader. There will be difficulty in unhors-
ing John Kelly.
Fifty-twe houses in the village of
Egy. near Zurich, Switzerland, were
burned yesterday. Two persons are
missing.
OswEGo, N. Y, July 1s.-Lane,
Pierce & Co.'S tannery, at Sand Bank,
was burned yesterday. Loss 100000 {;
insurance $500
New ORLEANS, July 5.-Don Carlos
and suite arrived from Mexico by the
steamer City of Merida, and lef: for the
North this afternoon via Mobile.
General Sam Cary is disposed to co.
Operated with the Independent Peter
Cooper party this fail. He viii. see to il
that Peter has an electoral ticket in Ohio.
At meeting in New York city, Friday
evening, of the Independent Labor party
the announcement that Cooper would run
for President was received with enthusi.
asm.
The citizens of Hoopeston, Vermillior
county, Illinois. to the number of seventy
persons, issued cali for an Independ
, ent Greenback party mass meeting, and
propose to organize tor the war.
There is report in Massachusetts tina
Gen. Buffers friends are anxious to rul
him tor Congress in the Lowell dis
5 trict, pro vided he will consent to lie
them.
5 They tried to form Tilden club il
Brooklyn Thursday night. but the sue
= cess was not over much, as the ''regu
:. larsn and .reformers' don't train we
together.
8 And still they come. 1t is reporte
that Mr. Landers of Indiana repudiate
the Democratic nominee and platform
and has declared he will support Pete
y Cooper tor the Presidency.
Owing to the unprecedentedly pr
" tracted period of depression, the mi
e. proprietors of Glasgow, Scotland. hay
n given notice Of ten per cent. reduction
wages.
rs NEW YORK. July 10.-Henry Clew
:. associated with Mr.. Livermore, retire
is banker, began business again in Wa
street to-day. under the firm name
as Livermore. Clews l. Co.
W DETROIT, July 10.-The intense he
ID of the past few days was somewh
to abated by refreshing rain this afternoo
Charles Hass, tailor, died of sunstrol
D this afternoon.
=. WASHINGTON July 1o-Of The n
e merous persons Frustrated by he
in Yesterday. six have died. The thermoI
m eter registered lo3 in the shade. I
weather continues very hot and oppre
50 sive.
On The Senate yesterday adopted a res
IT. luton providing tor the appointment
'rt a committee OF three to visit the Paci
r coast and investigate the character. {
re tent. and effect Of Chinese immigrant
ID to this country.
DECATUR. H.. June 25.-Last mig
an the house Of C. II. Ruby, of Macon, VI
entered by burglars. who after robbi
on him Of considerable amount Of mon
his throat.
~ Our government is again in danger
- being compelled to shut up shop
,rk want OF money wherewith to grease
en-. wheels of its machinery The ten d:
ion provided tor by the limited supply
expire to-day.
the WASHINGTON. July 1o.-The Secret
OF War has received large number
rks dispatches from the West Offering vol
teers tor the Indian war. but there is
Ia provision Of law which will admit of tn
49, offers being enterta med.
i, WASHINGTON. July 1o.-Of the mum
- GUS persons Frustrated by heat yester
six have died The thermometer !
istered l03 in the shade. The weat
vas continues very hot and oppressive.
us Gen. A. W. Reynolds, the ex conf
crate, who Immediately after the {
ing war went to Egypt. where he Vas %