Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-10
GENERAL NEWS.

n,1 who is supposed to be north or south
p""' 1,,ov.tone with some 800 warriors.
'na command will hunt him down and
limo the hostiles when founa TO the
o''"7 a courier from Red Clouds
's'ns sovs that AZ lodges are cnroute for the
p"! ,Stonc to surrender Gen. Miles,
~" famous Tweed ring consisted of Tweed,
ao1lv Sweeney, Hall, Woodward, with
"ar allies. who met daily in T'weed's office.
'""I c.oo+ unpasiness is felt for the safety
= te City of Brussels, Ell route from New
vror, TO Liverpool.-A negro named Jack
ar.os uas shot dead at Canton Mo-, Oh the
As1 nv Henry McAuliss for committing q rape
urs McAulis.. McAuliss was not arrested.
A terrible land slide occurred on the
,,n,. Of the river Veillet, Il tributary of the
r.tisc.n. in the parish of st. Genevieve, II
'',n1ro1 miles east of Montreal. The bank
= that place is eighty feet high. Over al
.au Of land moved, burying Il saw and grist
Ill snda house at the foot of the hill, and
.nruine the course of the river. 1t is pos
t;yu]v asserted that ten persons were bur
ipd aliye.-Judge Martin i'll circuit, Little
Epoc,; Ark. May 81 held that railroad aid
hoaas NET Ct legislature go, under which
dx million dollars bonds were issued was
unconstitutional and bonds are void. APP
E,ea] was taken to supreme court.-Jouf-
Eaqrs Washington special gays some treasury
E,Airials are a good deal disturbed over ac-
Mon taken by the Ohio and Illinois legisla-
&tou on milking tie silver coin of United
States legal tender TO any mount for debts
&AuhIic or private within those States.-
<js reported that the Mornons of Utah are
preparing for war. They anticipate more
touble from the bloody enactment at Noun
lain Meadows in 1S57.-Virginia City, Ne
#sada. was in Il fever OF excitement Oh the
Ia inst, in the anticipation of a LABOR riot.
EHSix thousand %joiners, Of Manchester,
England, have struck for advanced wages.
town council of Metz, refused to
h0te money for the reception Of the Emper
m of Germany.-A message from Vienna
under date OF May ID, gives the following
account Of the battle kars: The centre OF
the Russian army. 10000 strong, under Mel
Bakof, attacked Mukhdar five miles from
@kus, on April %. The Turks fought des-
peately. The Russians were supported by
~powertul artillery and succeeded in dislodg-
Nlns them from their position. Mukhdar
Called out his reserves and attempted on the
sS)th to recover his lost ground with G0,0O0
Eel, but was defeated and driven back un-
Fer the guns of Kars.-The Russian ad-
lance guard has reached Urzetcheni, south
pt Busco.-A special from Bucharest dat
% May 18th, says: The consul at Galatz
paragraphs that u Turkish monitor has been
fflllsg Oh the batteries below REM since II
o'clock this morning.-A Vienna dispatch
pays the cannonade was between the Rus
aHli batteries aud Il gunboat which was ex-
Pofh9 the mouth of the Pruth.-A de-
flee has been issued at Belgrade forbidding
sne eefVlans from leaving the country with
p"l permission from the authorities. This
g'ueFl Is undoubtedly prompted by the pros
pvt OF a general mobilization of the Servian
'fOops'-st Petersburg advices say that
snea' dlstrnst prevails against England.
ut batteries on the Baltic are being re-
s"ta AND armed and hundreds Of torpe-
Oes are ready for the Gulf of Finland and Il
f"hoef ct houses have been reserved for
aN"l'efS tor troops.-Austria hesitates to
a"'.esl against the blockade of the Danube
"a' violates the Paris treaty.-The
r"'Naoe OF the Black Sea by the Turks be-
p vi 'he 5th.-In Asia, the fact that
asi'' cavalry have left Wladikausllaw
"''p led B"qazid nineteen miles south
-loNill .ArarlE and tho e4.t tlaat tAa LIu,l-c