Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-19

-1ne 1Oe6 OF S0cep Dy OOge ouO OIsCo
w@ eS, 0O0, COS last year.
But ten or twelve hundred troops q
new stationed at the South.
"A recent change in the Missouri cha
mel endangers the Omaha leyee.
On the 10Th, the sale of U. 8. fo'
per cents. had aggregated a.. Oo0, 600.
-el7, 700 have been spportioned as No
tana's share of land survey appropriation
PROF. Hayden will be accompanied
Colorado by.an English scientific commi
sion.
Gen. G.. W. LIE Due. Of Minnesota
has been appointed Commissioner OF Az
1iculturc.
Capt. Mcguire of the Engineer corps
with Is men. left for tho Yellowstone o
the Goth ult.
An enormous lode of gold, silver an
lead has been discovered near Milan, Ne,
Hampshire.
The Dakotaian says mail route fron
Deadwood to Bozemsn is tho next thin
On the docket.
The gale of the 10th did damage Il
Yellowstone steamers near Powder river
tic Osceols losing part of her cargo.
Tho St. Louis savings banks experl
enced run" on the l4th--the Butchers
q Drovers' Bank suspcnding tn; : day.
The government has secured casts Of
the heads Of The Indians confined at St.
Augustine, Florida, for the Smithsonian
Tho New Orleans Grand Jury have
indicted Wells, Anderson, Kennedy and
Oasansve for classifying the election re-
turns.
On the 9th a tornado destroyed Pc.
waukie, Ills.-but three houses escaped
and six persons were killed and many
wounded.
The Countess Lambertina, natural
daughter of the late Cardinal Antonelli,
is contesting his will, in which she was
not remembered.
The Red Cloud made the trip from
Bismarck to Benton in 10 hours less time
than the shortest previous trip Of any
Missouri steamer.
kilograms of the 18th inst, assert the
re-occupstion Of Tirnoya by the Turks
and the entrance upon Russian soil near
T1his of Ismail Pacha.
An emigration bureau will be estab-
Ished IN Machine Hall, Philadelphia.
which will be devoted to the display of
State and Territorial, productions, FREQ of
charge.
July IL, five and one-half millions oil
the four per cents were subscribed for at
she beginning Of business. The total
amount taken In America will probably
reach thirty millions.
The President has commissioned E. |
81. G. Hooper, of Maine, Agent for the
Indians Of Sisslton Agency, Dakota, and
john S. Mallory, jr., of Oregon, Agent
for the Indians of Colorado River Agency,
Arizona.
ECUADOR has again been the scene of
volcanic eruptions and foods. CotapaxiIi
is supposed to have had an eruption, DESC
lating the valleys Of Chic, Tumbaco and {
Hacienda. Bridges, cattle, crops and I
buildings were destroyed. il
General Ord has captured the horsea L
Stolen BY LiPsn Indians from Texas set. L
tiers. The Iadians retreated to The noun 10
Gains, fighting a. they went. The troops e
crossed into Mexico and have probably Ia
ended such raids from there. =
Tho Asiatic reverses and Danubianl u
slowness of the Russians are attributed to !.
their poor commissariat. The campaignloa
threatens 70 be prolonged beyond the pro. u
Dcnt season. The attempt to relieve the
garrison Of Dayazed was q failure. I'm. e
portaat Turkish movements are in prog
leD2
-Rumored, that an understanding hasltr r.
been arrived at by which Turkey will be =,
distributed a. follows: Russia-Armenia| !,
and the independence of the DanubeI !.
England-Egypt and Cy- =,
rus; Gteece-Orete; Germany-the Bal :.
lie Provinces of Russia (sdding Austria e. ~
} ,000, 600 Of Gcrmans). =.
On the 18th a passenger train on thel =,
u. Louis q Cairo railroad jumped the tn
rack on an 18-foot trestle near Nurpbys> IC
'ofo. The whole train except the loco la
motive was thrown from the track. Al r
most every passenger was injured and Idi
everal will probably die. w. Jones, q.
nail agent; Potter, conductor, and Smith. IT
brakeman, were seriously hurt. Iro
"A strong delegation Of colored mepIs1
'as waited upon tho Executive Oommittcc|v v
f the Cuban League and given formal to
IMPRESSION to the sympathy of the coloredltil
esidcnts of New York city with strug
ling Cuba. Petitions will be sent to|of
President Hayes and Congress urging Nv
'pon the Government such immediate lbt
teps as will tend most speedily to wipe III
MT forever the foul bio: of slavery. th
"A construction Of the Desert LandIof
Let haViBg been asked of Commissioned gs
williamson, he replied unoaicialIy: "I|nl
annot 90 farther than 70 say that the Iii
ghole Of the land pre-empted must be re- Iot
aaimed for agricultural purposes, but the Ia
aising Of grass would meet this require. lev
aOnt. Any more liberal construction of II
be Desert Land Act might embarrass myl
accessor or the future policy Of the Land j
)epartment-and that It cannot be fled "
nder for stock'raising purposes. Al