Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-06-28
The 2lst inst. was the longest day c

The 2lst inst. was the longest day
the year.
--Tripoli and Bsrbary are tbreatene
with famine.
Cotton ships drawing % feet are pas
ing the Ead's Jettie.
Three horse thieves were lynched 6
Deadwood on the 10Th.
-Lerdo having captured Acapulco
Diaz IS bomlardingi
President Gill and brother, of Paras
nay. were assassinated in May.
The First National Bank of St. Loui
las failed. but viii lay its debts.
Tweed g r, lease was refused, becaus,
Of his conccalment of property abroad.
Eleven ''Mclly Maguire'' murderer
were hanged in Pennsylvania on the 2lst
Hayes and Sherman differ on the sill.
yer question so greatly that Sherman may
retire.
DR. Llndemam recommends substitu-
ton of a 81 gold piece for the presen,
$3.50 coin.
Gov. Hampton attended the anniver-
cary of the Shields Guard at Auburn
IN. W. on the Goth.
On the 10Th grand fete was given in
honor of ex- President Grant at the Alex
andria Palace. London.
The departure of the Alaska troops
has left the settlers in a state of alarm,
fearing Indian troubles.
brigham Young's accounts as Indian
Agent 20 years since will be ov' rhauled,
and prosecution, it is thought, will result.
The Red Cloud and Spotted Tail In
dams will be removed respectively to the
old Whitestone Agency ana the mouth of
Bad River-both on the Missouri.
On the 2lst St. Johns, New Bruins
wick, was almost totally destroyed by fire.
Fifteen thousand people are houseless,
and many lives and $4,000, 900 are lost.
Judge Hilton and Mrs, a. T. Stewart
refuse to receive Jews at the Grand Union
Hotel. Saratoga. The act is ascrl5ed
variously to religious intolerance, and
private and business pique against Selig- !.
man, the banker. Many New York ,
hotels are following the example
-Muktar Pasha's army is demoralized
by sickness and descrtlon. Turkish sorties +
Ut kars were repulsed Extreme measures :,
with the press and the Softas are endan- .
gering the Sultan's throne. The Russians, &
haye committed great barbarities at Sc 6
baga, and burned the Arabian hospital .
and 500 inmates. The Turks likewise are ;,
Circassia. leaving the Chris "
tians 10 Tartar mercy. Her Majesty's :,
government will apply for a war grant of {,
25e, 900, 900. :,
Reported, that the Turks have routed
! Russian force near Van; that Russia
has invited Austria to aid the Montene-
,rins; that Austria considers the Treaty
If Paris broken by Russia, and thinks :.
England and France should enforce it; ~
hat England Will locate force of Il, 900 VI
men in Egypt; that the Russians crossed a.
he Danube on tile 22d, moyed into the y, -.
Interior, and driving the Turks, have in ~
ested Mstchin ~ terrible losses to the ~
turks are reported in various battles, and W y.
be Montenegrins are reported as losing ~
af their forces.
On the 18th, says New Orleans tele-
ram, detachment of Mexican govern. re!
tent troops crossed the Rio Grande to IN
lat side at point twenty miles from Fl tn
lark, in order to avoid a conflict with me-
rye body of revolutionary troops. On On
le same night the revolutionary body SUI
'ossed and attacked them, killing several III
I'd wounding many. They then returned oe'
the Mexican side. The U. 8. military the
liberties at the Post made captlves of zen
'e Mexicans for violation of the neutrali- ces
laws. They were brought to the Post wa
lder guard of the U. s. troops. forty in 70
'mber. including one Colonel, three one
eutenant-CoIonels, and five captains.
hey were released yesterday on parole. \
,cruiting is going on on this side for the fan
parties, General Ord has mo
en- directed to hold them for the present. hnd
their release will lead to an engagement OILS
tween them and the insurgents; but if enc,
y can be released and 20 to their omar. for
in Mexico without further trouble, con-