Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-05-10

The Grant Indian policy will be col
tinued,
The Desert Land Bill, it is elaine
was job.
The Parsgnayan President has bee
assassin ated.
General Cortins, the Mexican bandi
has been released.
Louisiana sends Judge Spofford
the U. S. Senate.
"A murderer was lynched at Clarks
vile, No., on the oath ult.
Illinois prayed for grasshopper de
uverance on the 9th ulto.
George William Curtis is still urge
for the English mission.
"A labor riot was threatened at Wiz
ginia City, Nevada.
Mexican affairs do not improve, an
DIax may soon be fugitive.
Randall, Morrison, Cox. Sayler ant
Banks aspire to the Speakership.
"A land slide on the VcllIet river uea
Montreal buried alive ten persons.
Gen. Butler will reopen the currcnc,
question and fight for greenbacks.
-Four of the Chico incendiaries hav,
been sentenced to the penltentIary.
-CalifornIa's wheat crop will be small
while Oregon's will be her largest.
Missouri asks Congress to pass the
Texas Pacific bill. Hayes will veto it.
Blaine denies that he intends to en-
qulre into the legality of Hayes election.
Galveston has suffered from a gale
houses, shipping, ETC., were demolished
The Southern Pacific Road is now
running its trains across its Yuma bridge.
The Chief Kill Eagle says Clusters fail
ure was caused by Renos cowardice. Very
doubtful.
The troops located at Morgantown
and Raleigh, N. c.. have been ordered to
Washington.
Lieutenant Knapp and Surgeon An
drews were drowned in the Columbia on
the Goth ulto.
Commodore Howell has been pro
NOTED to the ar-Admiralship. vice
Almy retired,
With the exception of the Turkish,
oil our foreign missions will have new
representatives.
Secretary Sherman gays, if Congress
will let him alone he can bring about re-
sumption by July, 1879.
Though New York found no Nav.
Bennett duel indictment, Maryland pro-
poses to effect it if possible.
The Secretary Of the Navy advises an
appropriation to enable our war vesse Is to
join the European and Asatic fleets.
-Hampton's message recommends free
schools, equality before the law, ard
burying of the political hatcbet.
Fifty thousand pilgrims are expected
at Rome to congratulate the Pope upon
the 5O;h anniversary of his Bishopric.
The extra session of Congress will
be called for October Is, and but one army
and four navy pay.days will be lost in the
meantime.
The Mormons are becoming alarmed
and the Nauvoo Legion will be re organ.
lied. Young says the Mormons sh all be
driven no longer.
-Bolfe, the Moravlan missionary. end
son and two daughters, were murdered
by the natives for plumber, at Lance, Lab
rador. February Sth.
-Ex. House CLERK, Mcpherson, has been
appointed chief, and o. II. Irish. of Ne
braska, assistant of the Treasury Printing :
and Engraving Bureau. I,
The Ponca half breeds have deoarted q
for the Indian Territory, but the full t
bloOds refuse to move. Col. Kimba,l 10 >
On the way to attempt settlement Of the i
question. ;
1t having been claimed that Senator !
IIamon bad stated President Lincoln, . L
Congress had conspired to put in Wade or ).
Fremont as dictator, Wade denounces i,
as false. s
The South Carolina Legislature now il
stands: Democrats, Is; Republicans. 1s. b
one OF the latter votes with the Demo. v
Gratis, and another awaits criminal proceed. 4
lpgs in jail. q
Three Mississippi Republicans (Ch,s. :
no'm' G''mcr and McClellaud) have been :
Fascinated. Having testified before the =
senate Committee on Privileges and Elec. o .,
Iions they were killed in consequence, it is v
claimed. W
-General Ord has directed concentra- :,
ioo OF U. S. troops on the Rio Grande
opposite Neuvo Laredo, Mexico. This :,
md late crossing into Mexico of orr -
roops, is regarded as menace, and. if {,
persisted in, may lead to hosti!ities. =,
In reply to a request upon the Presi a
lent, to recommend restoration Of the W
outrage to the District of Columbia. he f,
'epIled: IF the people wish to have suf- lie
mage 10 this district. shall not interfere +
NTH them, and should not veto, but sign. ps
my bill on that subject in
Gen. Banks upholds the President G
md Gen. Sherman regards the policy as a te
wise experiment. Should it fail. he ad- at
Uses extreme measures. Ben. Wade Is tn
trongly opposed to what he considers a 10
urrender, and Senator Gordon declares p.
he policy has produced a united South Z
md DIVIDED North.