Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-06-14

The NezCS.
t-"Siivia Gem" won the Derby.
Boston has cast 81 ton gan for Ne,
Yerk hasbor.
Motley, the American historian, die
lstely in London.
The President favors restoration o
The old trade dollar,
The hog cholera has caused loss o
o., 900 In the Western States.
-0eD. Crook expresses the opinion tha
no more troops are needed in Utah.
-FIsscher Harper, senior of the Harpe
publishing house, died on tie 10Th ult.
--Rumored, that petrifed sea-tnrtle
have been found in Southern Colorado.
The army's shoes will hereafter b.
manufactured by U. s. prison labor .
Lssvenworth.
800 lives were lost by the tidal wave
which destroyed Iquique and seven othel
Peruvisn towns.
The New York Herald's Salt Lake
correspondent has suffered two attempts
~ sssassiu.'ivn.:
Gen. Butler owns II, 900 acres OF
Colorado land. Both he and Logan in
tend removing to Colorado.
The questions raised by German resi-
dents of Cuba have been arranged salts
fsctoriIy to both countries.
st. Louis IS making extensive Ar
engagements to ship grain direct to Europe
"a result OF the Eads' jetties.
England has intimated to Russia that
the blockade OF tho Suez Canal would
force her to abandon neutrality.
M. Carmel, ILL.,, was nearly destroyed
b. tornado on the 18th. Loss $500, 600.
Many were wounded and 70 were killed.
Secretary McCrary's instructions to
Gen. Ord imply merely . speedy sup
preston of Mexican border raids, mol
matter what the cost.
Decoration Day was universally OBJ
served East, West and South-in many
places Federals and ex-Confederates join
ed in decorating the graves of Northern
and Southern dead.
Gen. Grant has been accorded the
honor usually paid an ex sovereign. His
reception at Liverpool was An ovation.
and in London he has been the recipient
Of unusual honors.
ALFRED Z. Anderson, q leading colored
man OF Hamilton, o., has filed application
for the position of United States Minister
70 Hsyti. He 10 Endorsed BY most Of the
prominent colored men OF the county.
Hon. Judge Morgan of New Orleans
has been designated by the President for {
shs magistracy of the new Egyptian
judicial tribunal-the Khedive having re-
quested nomination from this country.
Senator Morton, IN his forcible letter {
upon the Presidents Southern policy, Il
sums up the situation in this terse sen. {
tenc: The question Was. Should the 70
President yield to the inevitable or proceed d
70 inevitable defeat 10
Col. Sheridan is on bis way to superin. r
lend the removal of the bodies of the Il
e6cers who fell with Custer, with the OK. q
caption of that of 1t. Crittendeu, which, II
u his fathers request, will not be modest :
ID. Custer will be inferred at West !"
Point, and the others a. LeavenwOrth. I"
Attorney General Dcyens will exam 4
% the laws for tho purpose of ascertain. ;.
% whether there is any auth ority for the =. -
Fedora. courts to interfere in the matte =
t the Mississippi Chisholm massacre. ~
Fhs Secretary of State takes part IN the
,vestigation only from the fact hereto
ors stated, that the British authorities
omplain that one of the parties massacred Co
~ British subject. On
The following statement Is furnished tn
= the chief of the bureau of statistics. ST.
he aggregate imports and exports of 50
'sfchandise for the month of April were:
osal exports, $44,5l5, 439; total imports, BIZ
q, 062. $685. For ten months of the cur. wi
'ns Ascal year: Exports of merchandise On
aiusd at $5l4, 799. 053; imports, 1857. in
=. 6le, showing an excess of exports over de-
nports Of over $l57,OO,0OO. In ten tn
onths there was an excess of exports fat
coin bullion over imp.Tts Of $2s2. AS. ito
= Five companies OF the 9Th Cavalry m'
companies A. B, H, and L. DOW at Fl. 90
}. A. Russell. have received orders 70 ri
I'D them elves in readiness to march 10 elS
Antonment Reno, on Powder River. az
rom this point small commands will be ,e!
Mt out. and the whole country along the -,
~ Of the Big Horn Mountains will be of'
pit clear Of Indians. Al the greater oe
,dy Of tbs hostiles have surrendered. reg
large expedition seems to be contem. as
esed. lanl
"A telegram from Syria says discour> y.
'emsnt exists in official circles Ia Don. W, ''
lssinopls because it Is not known how q w
@cienS force can TO collected to resist g"
. Russian advance. The hopes that the "
ptuse of Sukum Kalch would lead to ~
insurrection In Caucasus have oil dis "n
peared. The Circassians feared Russia am
d laid down their arms. Turkey il s"c
Dak from material causes. which render sno
dimcult to maintain long resistance. Ke'
'ssia, in . note 10 Great Baitain, fore s'o'
adows case in which she might in the IN, 70
~ interest Of . speedy conclusion of A.
aos, Be led to occupy temporarily even ~