Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-19


last year.
Illinois appropriates $50, 900 for Il
Douglas monument.
California is shead of the world
cases of paralysis.
-Friedlander, of San Francisco, hi
failed; but will resume.
-Rrmored, that Grant will write ii
history of the Rebellion.
Burglars robbed the 9th National Banl
n. Y. of $500 on the Stb.
-Ex-President Rosas of the Arg enlin
Confederation died March the 18th.
The Modocs are now located In Il,
Indian Territory, and succeed as farmers
Nebraska will import $4,000 EnglIsl
sparrows for the grasshopper campaign
-Tweed's unwillingncss to divulge tn
names OF those he bribed delays his re
lease.
"A tax having been levied by Cub,
upon man residents, they have ap
pealed to ,g William.
Russia marching troops to tn
frontier-war is feared. The Turks arr
concentrating at Gatschko.
The Attorney General says U. s.
appropriations are nearly exhausted and
that economy must be practiced.
Hampton is appointing blacks to of
flee, and refuses to dismiss white OF
black Republicans, if competent.
Sioux Indians attacked q hunting
camp in West Kansas March 31st, killing
Is whites, when they were repulsed.
The President rc-appointed Peter C.
Schannon Chief Justice OF Dakota, and
Jacob j. Boreman Associate Justice of
Utah.
20. D. Jewett killed his uncle with q
hand-grenade and then shot himself, at
New York. Cause - business disagree
ments.
Although Attorney-General Devens,
% U. S. Marshal, arrested the fugitive
slave Sims, he afterwards purchased him
his freedom.
Gen. Reynolds, while not court.
nartialed as guilty, was recommended for
retirancnt-and was, it is stated, retired
in February.
-Mediua. Texas, has cattle.thief.
hanging society. Not being able to &C.
count for possession of stock is sufficient
cause of hanging.
"A revolutionary Committee ut Athens
has sent a circular 10 various on,n!tteesI
In Crete, declaring that q watchword to
rise will soon he given
The Supreme Court decides upon the
return to the Govern nent of the s., 800,
GOO Centennial appropriation before pay
mept of stock holders dividends.
.-Pomeroy, Ohio. was nearly destroyed
by fire on tho 18th. and the Eagle mills /
of Hartford, Conn.,, and Hudson river
paper mill were burned the same day.
"A Gentle mass meeting at Salt Lake
demands disqualification Of polygamists
as voters or jurors-that all votes shall be
by secret ballot, adapted and referred to
Congress.
The Worl-'s Washington special
says: The new House consists of l47
Democrats, 1877 Republicans, and nine
contested seats. The special session will
probably convene in May.
The N. E. NJ. E. Church conference
objects to the administration making
terms with NJ. G. Butler and Gov. Hamp.
tom" The resolution was referred TO q
committee, which kills it.
The Turks are throwing a bridge
across the Danube at Kalafat- the G Ear
will join the army, and the English Gov
eminent fears any farther step for main
tenanee of peace is useless.
The Secretary of the Treasury Directs
the holding as q special fund the legal.
tender notes received in exchange for
silver coin. They will be held for the
purpose Of redeeming the silver.
During January. February and March
los persons were reported missing from
New York and Brooklyn. Thirty.four
wero found by detectives, thirty returned
voluntarily, one (HalD re'appeared. elev.
On were found dead, and thirty are yet
missing. h
The head-wite of John D. Lee had
gotten up an Indian Liberation conspiracy,
but discovery foiled 1t. It is charged
that Lees confession accuses Brigham
Young of ordering Dame and Haight to
see that the emigrants were ali killed. and
that U. s. Dist. Attorney Howard will be
impeached for suppressing it. 4
-Chamberlain's friends wish him to|
continue asserting his claims. that he may
take advantage of the law permitting an
officer to hold over until election and quail
6cation of his successor, it being claimed
that he nor Hampton were properly iuau.
gura.ed. On the 18th Hampton had
peaceable possession of the State House.
Wade. Blaine and others con.
denim the policy of the President.
In Louisiana matters the C Commission.
finding it impossible to arrange any agree {
ment between the two factions, asked h
further instructions. Packard was pre-
pairing 40 address to his Northern friends
on the 18th. asking for money and arms
he threatens to force the issue, the
President declining 10 decide which is the
legal government. A cipher dispatch
bad been sent the Commissioners by which
they were to be guided and then return
North. It was thought Nichols would \