The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-04-05
Personal, Impers0nal ana foltlcda'

PersCnal. ImpersOnal ana fOutlcAi'
Oliver Ames' will leaves half "a million
to his wife.
The pope has recovered from his re-
cent illness.
The greenbackers have nominated d
candidate for Mayor in Chicago.
Ex.President Grant is to have re-
ception in Cincinnati in few days.
The Democrats have nomlnateo
Perry H. Smith tor Mayor Of Chicago.
Henry Ward Beecher has completed
his lecture tour and returned to Brooklyn.
Postmaster General Tyner has
been appointed first Assistant Postmaster oen-
eral
Capt. Eber Ward, the great steam
boat man OF Detroit, has failed.
Miss Alta M. Hulett, the well-known
lady lawyer OF Chicago, died in California on
the 26th.
Ex.Gov. Mccormick, of Arizona, has
been appointed assistant Secretary Oh the
Treasury vice Conant.
A snow slide near Halifax, Nova
Scotia. on the 29th, buried two houses, killing
one man and five children
| A valuable deposit of silver IS SAID
to have been discovered about three miles
from Salt Lake City, Utah.
Nichols legislature in Louisiana
has appointed Pinchback member OF the
State Board OF Education.
Ex.President Grant is on travelling
tour during which he will visit Cincinnati
Chicago, Galena and St. Louis.
| Joseph P. Clarkson. a prominent
Chicago lawyer, accidently shot himself OF
the 18th and will probably die.
Peter B. Sweeny, Boss Tweed's pai
has returned to this country after five year
absence and will stand his trial in April.
r Alfred Picard, jealous husband Il
4 New York. bound his wife in chair Will
+ .he was asleep, and then disfgured her fac
/. with vitrlol
Cows. Chamberlain and Hampton G
south Carolina are both in Washington, an
the President and cabinet will now arbitra
between the rivals.
Postmaster General Key is devotir
V himself to the Southern problem and Fir
g Assistant Tyner is acting as chief and ma
le ing minor appointments.
IL 4 public reception and banquet W
is given Henry Watterson, OF the Courier Jor
If nal, (ex-M. c. at his home in Louisville, 4
on the evening of the 22nd.
The death of Abner Huntley, W
~ expired, at the age Of 100 years, in New u
lately, throws upon the charitable "ori'
io pulling orphan boy OF 81.
no E.B. Washburne has rendered /
o. resignation as Minister to France, and it
ol been accepted, to take effect when his suce
to sor is appointed and qualified.
Thos. Colder endeavored to sh
his brother-in-law, John Goddard, at De
zen wood BLACK Hills,) but hit instead, r.
emit dolph and probably inflicted fatal woun
ion Geo. Whiting, head book keeper
it'll the Brooklyn Bank stole $4,000 from
an. vault, but was arrested with e12o,OO0 IN
ooo valise and $50, 600 more were found In
house.
pu. President Hayes has telegrap
OF Gen. Anger at New Orleans that com
sion will shortly visit New Orleans and
the ssstatu quo" is to remain unchanged
men the commission reports.
e a James P. Dorsey of Stevens 70
With Wis. has recovered S., 600 from the Wis
o a sin Central railway company for the loss
,r;s leg while in the service OF the company
in. reight brakeman. /,
Schurz has called upon the head
10" bureaus in the Interior Department to n
lsi . upon their general manner OF doing bust
WITH their working force, &C., with view OF
/ re- ing civil service reform practical effect.
Id a Gov. Chamberlain wife and
it is having arrived in Washington with
q of large trunks, and Chamberlain being e
ed there, gives rise to the report that q.
naca accepted Stanley Matthews advice ana
light poses to leave South Carolina
,old Governor Nichols, of Louisiana
- issued proclamation declaring his State
eminent complete, and returning than
II the people for their support. Governor
the ard follows with . proclamation dIsI
:ame Nichols claim, and asserting that he !
nlius head Of the rightfu government