Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-08
The NezUs.


it, Russian losses to the 18th official
is stated are 10000 men.
no Col. Robert G.. IngersOll goes to Wash
- ington this winter to practice law.
There are over three thousand telt
phones in use in New York city.
u The bullion product of Colorado TO
is 1877 has been estimated at Sc. 100000.
r, Large numbers of coal oil wells ar
10 constantly being opened in California.
le "A printer in Madison. Wis. lost $40
1t BY the failure of the Fidelity Savings
re Bank.
= There are five hundred and seventy
= nine cOnyicts in the southern prison o
Indiana.
The Black Feet Indians have by treat!
= conceded 81 900 square miles of territory
J." to Canada.
e LONDON. Oct 26-The Bank of New
If Caledonia has failed. Note circulation,
" Sl5,OOO,OOo.
-Four thousand dollars have been col
II lectcd for the Custer monument and four
J. thousand more are needed.
r; The female treasurer Of 4 Sunday
School in Jefferson. Texas. absconded with
$500 belonging to the school.
On the night of 9th ult.. TilGen was
: serenadlcd in New York. He endorsed the
Il State ticket, and made a speech.
i A new comet. with small, bright
: tail has been discovered. The announce
G ment comes from Florence, Italy.
: The President, in reply to an inquiry
o ola friend, said. Il will not appoint Simon
Cameron to England or anything else::'
Three sisters, while driving across the
railroad track at COchituate, Massachu-
sets. were struck by the locomotive and
, killed.
The L. S. steamer Don Cameron which
; sank last spring few miles below Sioux
city. is offered for sale by Major Hughes.
Quartermaster.
, -NEw YORK. November 2.-Van Dyke
has been found guilty of the murder of his
wife. near Ogdensbrrg, in June last, and
sentenced to Re hanged.
-Me:lbers Of Congress have recently
discovered that they cannot claim milage
when assembling in extra session, and they
are of course disguised.
The moral people Of Washington Ter
ritOry will try 10 have bill passed by the
present Legislature prohibiting the en-
ployment of females in saloons.
ST. LOUIS. November 2.-The steamer
| Ricn,or,l- hal
Center City to-day. No lives were lost.
Loss. $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
John A. Creighton, of Omaha. well
known in Montana, was presented will,
a handsome gold-nounted ebony cane re-
Gently, by Mr.. Kir:-. ca,.le king of Texas.
A severe gale at Buffalo, New York.
on the I'd inst. caused the water of Lake
Erie to rise high enough to fill many OF I,
the easements in the lower portion Of the i.
city.
The English government has got !,
war on hand with the South African ma :
tves. The natives have five thousand men
in the field, and fought battle with the .
whites that lasted q week. Many were =
killed. :, :
Twenty years ago the ground on which y
is built was a part of the pub e
lc domain. 1t now contains a population II
If about $4,000 people. Another result of !,
Western enterprise. n
Mrs. Gilman, wife of the convicted "
orger of insurance scrip. has been remOv- b
II to a retreat for insane persons at Hart ii
ord. The childlen-two little girls and a al
)oy-have been pl ICED under the care of d
iilman's sister at Norwich. a,
The United States, within the last ten
years. have sold S43 100000 worth of arms st
md munitions Of war to Europe. and still 81
he demand continues. Hitherto Turkey p
las been our best customer. but now Or N
lcrs upon liberal scale are coming (. ON
Russia. I,
AT Reading, Pennsylvania. on the 22d le
Of October. Samuel HUMPHREYS and Ed b
mund Smith plead guilty to burning the I
Lebanon valley bridge during the riots. o
They We're sentenced to pay fine OF $1,000 l.
each and serve live years at hard labor In "
The Penitentiary. in
Some tiend raised the end of rail g
about foot with 4 jackscrew. on an ILL :;
nois railroad last week. A whole train =
was thrown off the track and demolished, :.
but no lives were lost. It's believed dis ;
charged section hand did the work, as the G
implements were taken from station
house near by. p
An explosion occurred in co!'iery at a
High Hianiyre. near Glasgow. Scotland. on y
The I'D ult. -Four hundred men were bu, j. s.
ed in the mine. At last report no one had Y
been gotten out alive. Twenty dead bod II
les had been recovered, and the bottom OF
the pit was said to be covered with dead n
bodies.
-CoLrMSCs (Ga,) November 2.-Owen n
Wright, co.ored, who brutully outraged a \
white married lady a month ago, near a
Crawford (Ala.). was to-day taken from n
the jail by a parry of hundl ed citizens. n
VINO carried hin to the woods, and, it is a
said. burned bin. His victim fully inden- c
tilted him. b
From the time OF the Nez Perez out
,reah in Washington Territory to the sur {
ender at Snake creek, Montana, the vic :,
inns who met their death at the hands of i
Doseph's warriors numbered 247. OF these. ;,
10 were soldiers. and 6S were citizens. The
number of wounded is estimated 10 reach ;,
Upwards of 800. =
Woods Museum, in Chicago, caught n
ire on the 23d ult.. and tie pOI.ion con- II
aiming the the:tter was completely gui,ed. K
Chaplin & Cores liquor establishment be- il
ieath was badly damaged by water used, v
md the museum animals all died from SUI. b
location. Losses about $4,000 on the :,
Theatre and $4,000 to Chaplin 4 Cores v
n.