The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-30
The Anti-AGonopo1ist.

OF Australia, has lOSI Two myers
of his left hand in handling beer
cask, putting an end to his rowing.
The board of education of New
York city are considering the pro-
priety of disseminating the colored
schools and providing colored pu-
pills with accommodations in
schools for whites.
The London China famine relief
committee have received tele-
gram fran Shanghai announcing
that there has been a rainfall in
several provinces, that sowing is
general and prospects for the har-
vest encouraging.
as the dodo extinct % says an
exchange. Any one who has care
fully studied the fowl on the rear
of the ninety cent dollar, is pre-
pared to swear that while the do
do as a bird may have been extinct
for ages, its photograph is still ex-
tant and in active circulation.
The treasury commission inves-
tigating irregularities in the New
York custom house passed consid-
cradle time yesterday in the ap-
praiser's department. 1rregulari-
ties in importations and exporta-
tions Of sugar will be inquired into
tomorrow.
Chris. Kaiser's distillery, running
about $50 bushels of grain per day,
situated on Gest street, and the
wholesale liquor house of John
Izor, Sedansville suburb, Cincin-
natti, were seized by revenue Off
GERS last evening"
A passenger train on the Clncln-
natti, Sandusky & Cleveland rail-
road struck a COW near Urbana and
run off the track last evening, seri-
ously injuring Engineer Brooks and
fireman Ed Mission. A. S. Wells,
of Cleveland, was cut in the back,
H. Echner, of Pittsburg, was hurt
| in the head. and one brakeman had
his arm broken.
4 terrific rain storm along a
spur of the Rocky Mountains has
swelled all streams outside their
banks, deluging a large portion of
the city of Denver. An unknown
man was drowned. A large num-
Der of bridges have been swept
away along the railroads and public
roads, and great damage done to
other property.
The Denver Tribune tells Of a
woman who met with an accident
i'll the mountains, and says Below
her ten feet was shelving rock
about ID inches wide" A woman
with ten feet ought not to be al
lowed to waste her sweetness on
the desert air At the time an in
diligence in such a superfiuity of
feet is not to be generally encour-
aged until the price of leather is
reduced.
The Paris Tuileries Commission
has recommended the restoration
of the ruined palace at cost of
about $500, 900, and the apropria
ton of it to a museum of modern
art. The Chambers will be asked
to sanction this scheme.
Close limitations OF silver dollars
are made OF black tin, bismuth,
and pulverized glass. An i'm
mense number of the bogus coins
are in circulation in the west.
They initiate exactly the true col
or and ring, and are about right in
weight
Eugene Johnson and Angelina
| McQuerv clipped from Cinnatti
He was IS years old, and she Is
Their married life lasted Just year
Then johnson sent his wife back tC
her parents. bearing letter an.
nouncing his INTENT On to kill him
! sell because she did not love him
He kept his word.
/ The large tobacco manufacture.
ing establishment of Buchanan d
LIKE. Brooklyn. was seized yester
day on the charge of defraudine
the revenue.
During the trial of a case at tn.
Glare Petty Sessions in Ireland, il
came out that the land formerly hello
by one Phelan, who was evicted from
his holding three years ago, was in
terdicted: that no one took it fo
twelve months, but that the meadow
ing was put up for sale one year
whereupon the man who bought the
hay was shot dead while carrying ava.
the first load; that since then each sue
cessive crop Of hay IS allowed to rot OF
the ground, and that the land il entire
~ unculivated-
i Hotel guest. on retiring: 81 wan
. TO get up at eight O'clock" Faeeti
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