The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-09-06

has seen photograph of the boy and pro-
nOunced 1t not that of his lost son.
George M. Pinney, the former naval pay
masters clerk of San Francisco, is under
indictment on only two charges of obtain
ing money under false pretenses. the grand
jury having ignored twelve other present.
ments for the same crime and nine for for
gerry.
Kenneth Raynor, Solicitor of the Treas
ury, and Mr.. Sateldo. editor of the Ma
tional Republican, had a tirt fight in the
treasury building at Washington, Monday,
on account of the EDITORS having ridiculed
the solicitor.
1t is announced that the commissioner
of patents has extended for seven years the
Voelter patent for reducing wood to paper
pulp, and also that the owners of the pat
ent will now raise the price of pulp to three
and half cents.
Mrs. Gen. Sherman and family, having
spent the summer at Fort Leavenworth,
| and being about to return to Washington,
a brilliant reception in her honor was CIV
en- Thursday evening by the officers of the
twenty-third infantry.
RIA. Gennochi, an alderman of Little
Rock, Ark, lately employed as a mail
agent on the Iron Mountain railroad, has
been arrested for robbing the mails. When
the robbery was committed he reported
that his Car was entered and robbed by
highwaymen.
The Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
railway company has modified it's order re-
curing freight train men to run 80 miles
for days work, and has thus avoided the
threatened strike The modified order re-
quires way freight men to run 60 miles and
through freight so miles.
At North Vernon, Ind, Sunday, John
Simon was taken from Jail by masked
band of men and hanged to a tree until
nearly dead Each man then lashed him
terribly. Being then liberated and asked
to divulge concerning certain roberies, he
declared his innocence until the last
Rev Halstead Carroll, formerly pastor Of
| church in Brooklyn but now of New
| burgh, has become voluntary bankrupt,
| with liabilities of Sill 900 due Brooklyn
and New York banks and merchants, and
| the Manhattan life insurance company. the
| latter being the largest creditor in $40,
| 600.
James Moffatt, jockey, undertook to get
away with the trotting mare Juvess. de-
| tanned by the Buffalo park association for
entrance money and, by using a pistol
threateningly did get the mare to Lewis
! ton where she was recovered Juvess is
supposed to be owned by "a resident of
Paris, KY.
Professor Watson, Of Michigan Univer-
| sity, Ann Arbor, announces the discovery
of another planet Of the eleventh stellar
magnitude. Its right ascension is % hours
and 10 minutes north: daily motion retro
grade So seconds of time in right ascen-
sion, and south one minute Of the arc in
| declinatiOn.
| Three rioters Of Northumberland coun-
| ty, Pa, have been found guilty of con-
tempt of court for interfering with the
New Jersey Central railroad which is in
| the possession OF a receiver appointed by
| the court. They were sentenced to pay
the costs of prosecution, pay fine of 500
and be imprisoned for ninety days.
A gentleman apparently about IS years
old registered at Niagara Falls as l.. NJ.
Stein, NJ. D., New York city, suicided
Saturday by jumping from the new sus-
pension bridge, ITO feet, into the river be-
| low. He arose to the surface moment
then disappeared He is said to have had
considerable money on his person and
seemed detected and feeble.
The President has appoiated Thomas
| w. Hunt United States marsha. for the
southern district of Mississippi, vice J. l..
Lake, Jr., resigned; Lewis +. Parsons
| United States attorney for the northern
and middle districts of Alabama, vice
Charles +. Marler removed; Samuel G.
| Reid, United States marshal for the mid
| die and southern districts of Alabama, vice
George Turner removed.
| A London Times correspondent with the
| Turkish army telegraphs from Adrlanople
the 2sth, that Bulgarian executions are
still going On there, but the patches OF
victims are smaller than before, averagin G
| IA instead of 40 each. The majority OF
those executed belong to the richer classes
This gives rise to suspicion on the part
of the Bulgarians that they are sacrificed
n order to confiscatc their property.
NEW YORK, Sept. A case of un-
DOUBTED yellow fever was reported to
Sanitary Superintendent Day yesterday
The victim of the disease was Robert
Leitch, a Scotchman, 20 years of age, who
arrived in this city August 9th by 6
steamer from Ferdinand, Ala. Friday he
was taken with all the symptoms oil
yellow fever, rapidly grew worse, was re
moved to the New York hospital, and dice
Saturday night. The doctors state thai
not the least fear need be felt that there
will be any spread of yellow fever in thi:
city from this case.
New ORLEANS, La, Sept IA yester
day afternoon Times special from Paris
Texas, says about / O'Clock a fire broke
out in saloon which spread rapidly burn
| ing the east, west and south sides of the
| square, GAINESVILLE street from the square
to Pine Bluff street and from the square te
and including the post Office.
THE LOSERS
are the Farmers g. Merchants bank. TileseC
House, postoffice, express office, telegraph
office, Born s. Gresshorn's livery stable
l.. W. & A. S. Johnson, n Coin, Harri-
son & Co., F. Goodyear, J. Fries, J .Fauck-
ney, Lewis Bros, Denton Bros, City Ho'
tel. McGlasson's stable, W. Rogers, w. B
Craig. 81. L. Boertel. Whitefield g. Doug
las, Williams s. Workam, n. Cohn second
store), A. S. Murray, n. English, Hall &
Brades, E. W. Saunders, Bvwaters
q Co., P. w. Seins. j. d
| Atkinson 4 ppnf Harris & RI dry goods