Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-30

ars' of Mormon priests and bishops, anon
tied them Peter clinton. cx-i'Olicc Justice
40 Salt Lake city. and Robert +. Burton. eA
United States Marshal and Revenue Co
nch lector.
18th -SAN DOMINGO, August 23.-Preslden
ed BaeZ states that during several months Q
his administration 100000 We're spent il
r.- suppressing Instructions, and he petition
,ed the Assembly TO suspend constitutions
tcI guarantee. The government intends Il
have 100000 in nickel currency coined il
,,,. the United States.
Is WASHINGTON, August 2.--Gen Nc
or Neil, Of st. Louis, having declined posi-
ton on the Sitting Bull Commission. the
r. Secretary of the Interior telcgraphed the
=. appointment of Geo. Francis a. Walker
n Of Yale College. who also declined. An
y. othsy. not named, has been requested to
serve.
=, WHITING. Ala. August 24.-To-,lay,
=, as a train was leaving Pensacola. the shcr-
;, lift with posse boarded the ears to assist
;, the Texan officers to arrest the notorious
"' John Wesley Harden, who is said to have
committed q murders. and for whose body
't $1,000 reward had been offered by
III the State Of Texas. About 20 shots were
- fired in making the arrest, and IIarden's
II companion. named Mann. was killed.
= -RICHMoND. (Int.) August 24.--1O p.
Ex-senator Morton has been steadily inn
n proving since yesterday. making rapid and
u satisfactory recovery from! an attack of
l. indigestion. which occurred on Wcdncs-
: day Els is careful and hopeful. occupy
:. ing hiH easy chair several hours to-day,
reading. and discussing war aMl prominent
: topics @ public interest His physician
t feels wars"haed in pronOunriEg him out OF
danger, and should no unexpected COM
e plications occur. speedy recovery will be 1
insured.
SALT LAKE. August ga fearful
wind and rain storm passed over Eastern
Nebraska and Kansas last night. Il blew
hurricane ut Omaha. At 3 e'cteck this
morning two spans of aheu. 300 feet each.
OF the Missouri river bridge went down at
Omaha. il is supposed from the force of
the wind. The piers are AN standing.
Passengers and freight will be f.yried there
at present. The stable of the OmrsbuM
! Company at Omaha was blows tlewr.
which is the only other damage r.p.rted.
The telegraph wires lying on top ~ the |
bridge were all broken. but it is expected {
that some Of them will be connected during f
the day. I
-CoNsTANTyNOPLE. August a.-Sllei--
man P:Sha telegraphS August 2lst. that :,
of his brigades as.erded the heights Of
Schipka pass in spite of the shower of
projectiles. drove back the Russian out
posts and advanced to within 100 yards Of :.
the enemy's rntrenchmt hts. There was .
desperate fighting for fourteen hours. and :
although the Turks retain, d their ground.
the enemy still held their fortified posi- .
tons, which We're defended by fourteen y
cannon and large force The telegram y
concludes: Tomorrow we 81 all bring up ;, =
our siege guns and renew the $. ruggle, and :.
we hope to be successful. :, -
-CoNcoRD. n. H., August 22.-In his j.
speech here to-day. Postmaster General :.
hey said: - Men from these States assisted
IN establishing our Government and our :,
Constitution. but soon after we had enter ~
Ell upon our career OF natioral greatness. il.
they entered into controvers on the sub E.,
lect OF slavery. | propose rot TO enter ri
into the reasons of this contro' ersy, but y.
state to you now that it is info t;nate it g..
ever existed. 1t is fortunate that 4 Is end :.
ed. There are men at the South. I regret r.,
to say. who have lived on this contro versy. m
and who are sorry it is ended. Their are m
people at the South who are tired G it. Of
They accept the constitution in good f:lI til. NJ
md all the constitutional amendments. al. \ ox
ire willing to stand by them and die ": wi
hem if need be. (Applause.) We are Il f,]
rec people. The great chasm which has ri
separated the North and South has been g.,
iosed forever. and no slaves exist in this
road land Of ours. This is a cause Of sh.
generalization as much to the people Of nc,
ne South as to the people of the north. tn,
And, my friends, let me ask you here, let WI
nc ask you everywhere, for us to seek for me
uarrels, if qnarrels we must have, else an,
where, and let these sectional issues be gel
uried forever. [Applause.] pri
NEW YORK. August 23.-On Tuesday low
'st man entered brokers' office here. thi
nd represented that he had $4,000 worth alw
st. Louis county bonds for sale. which
e was willing to dispose of at consider lea
Die reduction. After close scrutiny. the oul
onds We're pronounced genuine, and L
heck for $4,000 was filled out to be hand pro
q 10 the man, when detectives PinkcrtOn hay
nj COnnOr entered the office and arrested he
ne seller Of the bonds. who was rccoor;z- his
i by them as a prominent member If h. fair
ang Of bank forgers who had been sur Pat
essful in various swindling operations. evil
he bonds proved to be skillfully executed II
Dunterfeits of the issue of ST. Louis coun- I'll
bonds of $4,000, of the year 1853, and er!
run for % years. The man gave the for
anne OF Huchted, and said he and his as poi!
'ciate, named Col. VIM. Currier. had thai
thin the last few weeks Obtained loan this
10 per cent. on $4,000 worth of bonds trol
the city of Quincy, ILL.,, and acting on spec
Re information given by him the detec no"
YES arrested the Colonel. who was found bor'
'gotlatng the sale Of some more counter and
its under circumstances which promised reese
result. The men were arraipn- /
at the TOmbs Police Court this morn Lib
6. and on application of Detective Tuck lie
, OF st. Louis, were remanded. John IL
innon was also arraigned in court at long
e same time, on charge of completely mar
these forgeries. He was committed for IL n
animation. He bears the reputation If deta
ing skillful craftsman in the art of to n
unterfeiting. Other arrests are expected gen.
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