The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-08-16
GENERAL NEWS.

Nashville workingmen will run their
own ticket for city officers. n
The Detroit regatta opens to-day 1.-THE n
14th) and continues five days. d
The Bonapartist leaders of Paris are to r
meet the young Napoleon at Chiselhurst,
Aug 18th. t
H. H. Corlis' saw mill at Midland, Ont.
has been burned. Loss 500, 900 and $50
men thrown out of employment.
Charleston, West Virginia, has been
chosen for the permanent seat OF the
State government after May, 1885.
1t is semi-officially denied that the
French Cabinet has considered the ques-
ton of proclaiming a state Of siege
Michael Dewitt, Fenian, is to be soon re-
leased BY the British government and the
cases of others are to be considered with a
view to their release.
Forest fires are raging in the vicinity OF
Roseommon, Mich, destroying thousands
of dollars worth of pine, and threatening
houses and villages.
The yacht Pamlico was overturned OH
Chicago Monday afternoon. and sunk be-
fore assistance could be rendered, ana
four lives were lost.
A Yacht race announced in Philadelphia,
Sunday, did not come soft, the mayor
having commanded the yachts to return
and prevented the race.
steamship built for the purpose has
arrived at Kouen, France, with cargo OF
fresh meat from the Rio Plata, loaded but
twelve days before the arrival at Rouen.
l Most stringent measures have been
adopted in England to prevent the spread
! of the cattle plague, but still the disease
is on the increase in London and its en-
virons.
The Lexington, Ky, City council has
=. extended the hospitality OF the city to
t President Hayes on the occasion OF his
|. visit to the Great Lexington fair in Sep
:, TENDER.
/, Four more suits on distillcrs bonds have
e been begun at ST. Louis against alleged
) members of the old whisky ring at st.
d Louis. All will come up at the September
il term of the court.
Harald Schic, Norwegian, arrested al
Montreal, on charge of the keesviile, n
90 y, bank robbery, has been discharged, II
10 being proven that he was III Montreal al
~ the time of the robbery
II The Canadian pilgrims to Rome arrived
in New York SUNDAY and attended mass
IN at the Cathedral in the evening. A re
lal ccption was given them at their hotel
@" They left Monday for home.
Bennington, Vt, has been put IN gay
holiday attire preparatory to the ceienra
ton Of the Anniversary Of the battle. Tn
President will arrive there W eduesday ant
he the town is already full of governors.
Xix The supreme court Of New Jersey ha
gh confirmed the decision OF lower cOul
he declaring pool selling in that State lllega
he and the pool sellers who recently move
of over the river from New ork Will no.
ar have to move again
oa Twelve conductors on the SecOn
&c Avenue horse car line of New York hav
nv beer arrested and warrants have been Il
nc sued for about fifty others, on the chare
of beating the bell punch and pocketln
the proceeds Of the cheat.
he'd John A. joyce, of the famous whlsk
~, ~, ring of st. Louis, and the last OF the rir
I'm convicts, has been released on declsie
,a -. of the Z. S. district court, that havlI
aoo served his sentence on one convlctlOn
is not subject to further or cumulatl,
;nr punishment An appeal was taken on II
ain part OF the United States, but meantln
"rI joyce is released on nominal bail
on ono n ~ d' w. are exnccted
oou meet at Nashville, Tenn, Sept. 4th.
The Detroit tunnel is again being ag
ated with at least a prospect OF turin
rmy praoeie'i Ainoi .n"''ol' nro.. -
dcs Capt. l.. b. Baker, Quarterii'as'e'' -
They A has been eXOnerated by court OF
nap uuirv into alleged irregularities IN MS
counts.
the About l2 900 people attended at Fa
by point Saturday the Chatauqua Assent
Iu- exercises, which that day, were che
very musical
d no Nv. Slack of St. Paul and S. N. Lee
of West Salem. Wis, secured life cert
Gates at the State examination OF Wlsct
9Th. sin school teachers last week.
ties. Adyices from Buenos Ayres state thu
the fearful flood has occurred in the far sou
sota Millions of sheep and cattle persisted
20 Il hundreds of families rendered homeless
rlan The blockade of the Chesapeake Il .
, are canal has been raised by military force,
~; the hoatlnen will not resume work at
49, old rates and, the coal miners being OF
Aoi strike. there is Ii tie present need OF
,las- canal. But United States troops guart
'".es and if anybody wanted to run boat
up, could.
ersal few we'll directed pistol shots.
t the Thursday Rev. Father McCar1
ates, twenty years pastor of the Holy {
e of Church Of New York, was buried,
Dport Friday his nephew, messenger ~
N we cotton exchange, was killed by fall
lifted the gallery to the floor OF the exchange
% for A Long Branch telegram OF the
SAWS. 1ueIc dlC yet oooAe $500
~ persons in farm houses in the vicinity
wy the late railroad disaster. whose init
ny Ii are too serious to permit removal
woman has been unconscious since ye
day, and will not recover. Several OF
IN the are in critical condition.
will be Japan is entitled to mail transports
no has according to the Berne treaty but the
s1 ish Minister Resident has been trylr
: r;cs deny it that right so as to compel 1t to
in the sidize British steamship company.
native are anxious to know what the
bank lsh government VIII BAY ~ 'ns
don't It's repicsen'"' a.,
d with oults 10 Ieeo'e q o., g.
s STOCK FRIDAY, against z. Thorp and Henry
e iarm AWAY who were revenue store-keepe
r cent the days of the whisky ring.
nix was Samuel Rondebust, near Boston,
mon, Ohio. recently killed a vicious