Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-26
-Tilden has gone to Europe.

=: The NezUs.
-Tilden has gone to Europe.
Prof: Langston (colored> goes as mi
lister to Hayi.
The Custer officer remains have be
taken to Fort Lincoln.
England has sent 1900 addition
troops to Malta.
Gen. Howard's late success remoY
the prospect of his supercedure by Ge'
Crook.
Tho investigation of the charg
against Lagrange, of the San Francis
mint, is going on, snd George n. PINE
u chief counsel for the prosecution.
On 4he 2lst, Lieut.. Lemby's q.
survey party was attacked on Redwate
Black Hills-three men were killed On
the wagon and instruments captured.
Road Agents and Indians continr
depredstions in the Black Hills. Coacht
are robbed by the former and the latte
arc burning ranches and killing hay cut
tiers.
The total Syndicate subscription t
the four per cent. loan is SIC, 1872, SOC
The small European subscription ($1O,
OOO,OOO) causes uneasiness because of til
effect feared upon the gold premium
during the October settlements.
The yearly review of trade by tn
British. Customs Commissioners show
that the United States have resumed til
position of the chief source of the cotton
supply, much to the detriment of India
which sent 9G5, 00) cwt. less in 1876 thai
in 1875.
President Hayes has decided, that a
the National Republican Committee will
have no political duty for three years
there can be no objection to Fedora
officials retaining their membership, and
thus they do not come within the restric.
tons of the recent order.
Mexican troubles continue. The
order of the Mexican Secretary Of Wal
has not been sent officially to General
Canales, and he has frequently asserted
that the only order he has from General
Frcvino is one instructing him to carry
out the agreement with General Ord, and
that he aud the United States authorities
are in accord.
The New Hampshire Legislative
Committee on National affairs have re
ported. The majority report sets forth
that Hayes was elected President by the
people and so declared by the Electoral
Commission, and that any movement to
reopen the question would be both mis-
chicvous and contrary to public interests.
etc. The minority report recites the with
drawal of troops from South Carolina and
Louisiana, and approves the President's|
course, etc. The majority report was
adopted.
Attorney Gcncr Owens has eivcn|
On opinion reversing the ruling made by
Sherman, that the unexpended balances
OF appropriations for carrying out treaties
with Indians should be covered into the
Treasury at the end of two years. The
Attorney General decides that Indian
treaties are contracts, AID that appropria
lions for carrying them into effect are
therefore excepted from the operations of
the act of June 20, 1874, providing that
tho unexpended balances remaining for
two years shall be covered into the Treas
ury. He holds such balances remain
available for all time for carrying out the
existing treaties.
"A labor strike has been iuaugurxted
against the Baltimore & Ohio. Pennsvl.
vania and Erie Railroads. Nearly 2000|'
loaded cars were blockaded upon the
tracks on the 10th, and both United States
and State troops had been called out to
qcell the threatened riot. Military guards
have been placed upon some trains and
the Governors Of West Virginia, Maryland !
New Jersey and Pennsylvania have issued
ordering dispersion of
mobs. On the 10th, as the tenth regiment
was marching through Baltimore, . mob;
stoned and fired into it; the troops re-.
turned the fire. killing eight of the mob. y
and It's rumored several women were car. {
Esed on dead. The same day the PITTSBURGH
Fort Wayne and Chicago workmen joinedIt
The strike. On the 2let the Presidentls
ordered the strikers to disperse to their
homes by noon of the 22d. The Fort|t
Wayne strikers had agreed not to Interfere
with passenger traffic or U. S. trains. and s
70 assist gratuitously In moving to the y
f'stsourg yard all arrived freight-but \
mat under no circumstances will tbev 4
move through freight until they are allow. o
ed sufficient wages to keep their families =
from actual want. On the 21st four men II
were killed at Pittsburg 10 fight between =
rioters and troops. q
The Russian loss at Tirnova under
ne Grand Duke, was $4,000. A Turkish !.
monitor was destroyed by torpedos. The :
Forte officially announces that the Rms. y
Hans have buried alive the Inhabitants of !,
'onts. near Tirnova, who had taken refuge q
q mosque. The report that the Russians|
Tere crossing the Balkans caused great
'xcitement at Qonstantinople. A terrible
had followed, resulting in L
Lrsat ioss on both sides; with victory form
10 Turks. 1t 10 claimed that two parties g
lxist In Russia -one headed by Prince L
fortschakoff, who desires matters not toI
x pushed to extremes, but that after sub n
tantial successes Russia should be a.tis.I IL
led with imposing, under European Il