Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-10-11

IUc ~ CzI.S.
Il yellow fever epidemic in Georgia.
.-Scvcrul heavy fires in eastern cities Ia
month.
Turkish troops are dying Of fey
around Tiraoya.
Illicit stills were seized at Little Roc
Arkansas. on the lst inst.
The coach from Laramie TO Chcycnl
was robbed on the 81 inst.
The New York Democratic State Co,
yention met in Albany on the 18th inst.
Colo ado has gone Republican. Tl
womans suffrage ticket was defeated
Denver.
Vanderbilt will raise the salaries Of hi
EMPLOYEES per cent. after the lst OF Nc
NelHbcr.
The Rio Giandc troubles. on the liz
between the United States and Mexico, ar
still unsettled.
The petritied body Of man seven fee
five inches in height has been eXhllmc'
near Pueblo, Colorado.
The official loss reported by the Rus
slams and Roumanians at Plevna is 2o,OW
Killed and II 600 wounded.
Rogers. the Presidents Private Secre.
tarv. fell down stairs in the White House
and disIocated his elbow.
Fora wonder. Colorado has raised
enough wheat this year to make all the
flour her people can consume.
appointed Indian commissioner. 1t has
been enormously printed ''lloyt.'
SO far the Russians have lost $1,000
men in their fights with the Turks. Such
is their Official acknowledgement.
A npw boiler attached to a saw mill in
Ohio. exploded on the Sd inst. Three men
were killed and many others injured.
A Washington dispatch says Robert
Anderson has been appointed L. 5. Altor-
ney for Montana V. T. Gaines. resigned.
The \. r. II. II. will erect car and 10
conceive works ri Grand Island City.
Nebraska. some thirty miles east of old Ft.
kcarncy.
ANOTHER Stage robbery on the Sydney
route to the Black Hills on the ID inst.
The robbers only got seven dollars from
the party.
A fire and powder explosion at Lara
bie's Point. Vermont. on the 9th ult. con-
stunned and destroyed property TO the value
of SlOO.00O
The Turks recently won a big victory
over The Russians after Il hard battle.
1869 was tie Russian loss in killed and
wounded.
The Insurance Agency of All.ger Bros,
in New York City. is in default for Sl33,-
900 with The Commercial Union Insurance
90. OF En@land.
--Forgclics are now the latest style of
So iDdling. One, VIM. {. Gilman, raised
insurance scrip and realized Oh it over
$4,000. Mr.. Gilman was devoted
church member and Sabbath school teacl!-
rr.
NV io-x. October l.-Pcter L.
Sweeney and Hugh Smith. OF the broken
which brought six hundred and titty-one
thousand dollars.
The cattle fever is raging fierccly in
kansas. 1t seems that it first broke out :,
among the cattle which were nearly star r.
ed to death in consequence of the strike. \
md is spreading rapidly. 1t is quite fatal. i
-Telr%ranS from London and Constan- \
inoplc of the lth inst. state that the Rus Il
ians were defeated in Il battle on Little n
Ialnlar and other posts. The Russian loss c,
! estimated at 5000. Turkish loss I'M b.
nOwn. is
"A fire occurred at a farm house in st.
ire goria. Canada. on the night Of the 9th W
It,. by which eight children lost their I'll
YES. Five were burned TO death and three
liforatcd. The name of tic family is ST
roWZie. tn
Secretary Schurz has appointed com IN
ittee TO make investigation into the cause q
the late fire. The Commissioner Of h'
atcnts thinks about 5000 models were &C
irned, exclusive of about 1900 models
l which no patents had been granted. sc
-W;shburne has returned to Galena. -, ~
I'd the last of the Washhlrne oflire-hol- AZ,
RS has retired to private life. No such -
'ert has occurred before in about thirty ~
'ars. Il is an otficcholding family, equal -. ~
the Adams family i'm Massachusetts. w.
Heavy storms in the eastern states on i,
G 18th inst. Railway trains were delayed d;.
every direction and several accidents
Cured on prominent railroads. One alt
lin was wrecked in Pennsylvania with mn
0 passengers on board. y persons were co,
He'd and about 80 wounded. TO
The damage by the storm in BROOKLYN tb,
estimated at SlOO.000. Houses were I'M :
otcd and blown down. cellars flooded, of
wers oyertlowcd and trees uprooted. wa
&c Cocirane building. one of the finest in sen
. city, was flooded. and merchandise to bee
. amoaat Of s;20O.000 RUNE. me
Mr.. Haight The newly appointed SUI I
of Indian Affairs. refuses TO act
We unless the salary ia raised and he is cou
nrcd that Congress will not turn the In Der
rs over to the military. His salary is hay
800 a year. and Secretary Schilrz has the
'misel TO Use his influence TO have il don
ed 10 $4,000 q year. ,ect
The nomination of Gen. Mcclellan as ana
vernon of New Jersey. by the D,mo- OF
Is, i highly spoken of by the Demo-
ic press NJ the country. and such Jour
: rs the New York Hcrotd and Phila-
)iia Times also have a good word for
!, ana claim that he is honest. conscien- Az
IS and competent. He will no doubt be
ted hy very handsome majority. \
Secretary Thompson, in speaking of ION
numerous jokes at his expense, said: iron
,at of fine h.,.by.r y,s Tho H., :. poin