Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1876-07-20

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mulberry paper, SO well known on our tea
packages, in size about seventeen by twenty
liiches, are very soft and flexible. and are
pr nted with neat border
More than 5000 people have gone to the
San Juan mining region in Colorado this
summer
General Santa Ana died in the CITY of
Mexico, June Goth. He was about 7S wears
old.
A vessel arrived at New York, Julx sth.
from Havana, bringing yellow fever: At
quarrentine.two deaths have occurred. No
danger is apprehended.
The Independent Labor Party, at meet
ing in New York, July 9TH, discussed the
Chinese question, and the general sentiment
of the speakers favored the action ofthe Cal
ifornians regarding the Celestials.
The Central Savings Bank of Saint Louis.
closed its doors on the 7th inst The presi-
dent and directors make a statement that
the assets will meet all the liabilities. They
make an assignment of all the property of
the bank.
The Servian army of Drina, has been COM
pletely beaten by $4,000 Turks at Releina,
Ranco, the Servian commander was en-
trenched, and the Turks captured two en-
trenchments and six guns. The Servian loss
was 700 men. The Servians crossed the riv-
er Drina, and were attacked on the flank by
the Turks, who were repulsed with loss
of eighty killed and 24O wounded.
Belgrade is almost deserted, and there is
nobody at the cafes except the old and de-
crepid. The authorities confidently assert
that General Tehernayoff holds the roads
between Nisch and Sophia.
The wages Of from $4,000 to 10000 Ian
cashire. Eng, cotton operatives are to be re-
duced ten per cent
The miners in Wigan and Tyledesly dis
tricts of Wales have struck against reduc-
ton of fifteen per cent. in wages.
George Ringgold and Miss Jewett appear
e d at the New York Academy of Music Satur-
day night in Romeo and Juliet.
The murders committed by the Turks in
Bulgaria are estimated at from IL, 1000 to 25,-
600. In one village forty women were burn
ed alive.
The Servian army of Drina has been COM
pletely beaten by $4,000 Turks at Belgina
Rance, with loss of 700 men. Subsequent
ly the Turks met a repulse.
The loss on exchange of the Indian gov
ernment in consequence to the decline in sill
yer reaches $40 800, 600, and there is great
CONSERVATION among English producers in
India.
There is growing fear in New York THAT
Russia is stimulating the war on the Dan
ace, and intends, at the proper time, to en-
ter the conflict to crafty the popular SYM
pathies with their sclavonic brethren, and
also to wipe out their Crimean defeat by
seizing Constantinople. The coolest opin-
ion, however, is that the Gar has become
very conservative-does not sympathize
with the young Russians war party, and
therefore there is no immediate danger, that
the tronbles will involve the great powers.
The adhesion of the Roman Catholics of
Bosnia and Herzegovina to the Turkish
cause is cited as evidence that the basis of
the difficulty is not the religious persecution
of the Christians by the Turks.
General Pope has issued an order directing
General Miles, with six companies of the
Fifth Infantry, to report at once at the scene
Of the Sioux war. The companies so ordered
are now stationed as follows: One at Fort
Gibson, one at Fort Hays, one at Fort Riley
and three companies at Fort Leavenworth.
Gen. Miles has the reputation of being one
of the best Indian fighters in the army.
The fund for the bust of Thomas Paine,
to- he placed in Independence Hall, Philadel-