The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-08-08
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CARTHAGE, Mo-, July 29.--A most
remarkable death from hydrophobia
occurred yesterday near Lamar, in
Barton county. The victim was 4
prominent citizen, John Hallam.
Twelve years ago he was bitten by a
mad dog, and the wound healed up,
never giving him any pain, and the
occurrence had nearly been forgot
ten. Last Friday he was suddenly
taken with commissions of terrible
nature. His death and suffering
were terrible to witness, it taking
four stout men to hold him. He
leaves wife and two children.
New YORK, July 3l.-Reliable re-
ports from Havannah state negro
riot broke out there on the 22d inst,
in a locality known as Los Sitios.
The principal cause Of dissatisfaction
among the blacks seems to have been
their continuance in slavery after the
liberation of all those who lately sur
rendered at the collapse of the rebel
lion. During the disturbance the po-
| lice had to charge, sword in hand.
killing and wounding a great many.
| The rioters then dispersed and fed to
the swamps around Azores Castle.
Only few arrests were made.
Some of the Spanish line regiments
have been mustered out of service
and ten are to remain on the island as
settlers. The staff and line officers
are being sent to Spain.
Eleven years ago Christian Goldner,
alias John Goldner. was growing
youth of Verona, Allegheny county,
county. Pa. He married widow
who had daughter l3 years of age
at the time of her second marriage,
to whom Christian. alias John, was
particularly kind; and it pleased the
kind mother to know that the tendrilS
of her husbands affections were
twined 50 lovingly about the heart of
her daughter. Thus they lived for
five years. or until the daughter bud
ded into womanhOOd, and then. when
Mrs. Golner awoke one morning, she
misseNher husband and her daugter.
Recently she learned there was one
John GOldner living near JOhnStOwn.
and on Wednesday the man was ar
rested. He proved to be the recreant
husband, and after hearing given
him before Squire Cox of JohnstOwn.
the man was committed to Jail at
Ebensburg for trial at court. Mrs.
Goldner No. | is several years older
: than her husband.
VIENNA, July 30.--The Turkish
agitation here raised in insurrectiOn
, against the Ottoman authorities at
Serageoo, capitol of Bosnia.
PITTsBURG, July 3O.-Dick Savage.
hard character of this city, was
shot and probably fatally wounded, in
house of bad repute, on Grant street,
about O'Clock this evening. The
!, shooting was done by Joseph Craw
ford, who, together with two female
1 inmates Of the house ARE under arrest
SAN FRANCISCO, July 30.-In the
2 United States circuit court to-day
$ w. b. Carr, OH trial for frandulently
: making and using U. S. navy pay
| certificates in connection with the
Kinney transactions, after presen
tations of evidence for the prosecu
!, ton. the jury, by instruction of the
court, rendered a verdict Of moi
: guilty.
!, LITTLG Rock, Ark, July 30.-A
bridge near GAINESVILLE, on the Littl,
t Rock Il Fl. Smith railroad, under
!, mined by heavy rains, gave way thi!
{ morning and the rear passenger cOacl
4 going west was ditched. Nobody kill
ed, but several wounded. Anon.
them Capt. Jack Herne and JOIN
Rice. st. Louis, slightly; one lad,
dangerously.
T MADISON, Wis.,, July 30.-A rail
8 road accident occurred on the n. w
4 road fourteen miles south of here, a
half past 2o'clock this morning. Tw.
passenger trains collided, smashin,
the engines badly, but seriously in
juIing no one. A misunderstanding,
: of orders between the night operato
y at Oregon and the conductor Of tn
L south bound train was the cause o
S the accident.
! NEW ORLEANS, July 30. A famil,
: Of four were poisoned by using oxali
F, acid by mistake for sugar in cooking
:, c. A. w. Milthack died. 1t is believe,
), the others will recover.
= ]. +. Ganther, aged IL, being mis-
: taken for burglar. was shot an,
killed by Chas. Hernandez. in who's
house Ganther was rooming.
SAN FRANCIsNO, July 30.--A Port
: land dispatch says: News is just re
: ceived from Malheur City that two o
: Towards scouts had arrived Their
: with dispatches. The scouts lef
: Towards command about ten mile
= northwest of Malheur agency. Th
soldiers were entirely out of rations
e The scouts crossed several fresl
y Indian trails leading direct to Malheu
: agency.
:. 1t was thought the hostiles wer,
p either going to the agency to sur
render. or making towards Stem
G Mountain, Several hostiles passed
T near Malheur, cleaning out few
e houses and shooting a. citizens.
MONROE. La. July 30.-A party O
5 masked men, variously estimated
from forty to 500. rode into Monro,
at o'clock this morning and forcibl,
took from the parish jail four coloret
C men who were confined there charged
5 with murder. took them to Court
e house square, and hung them to ths
t limbs of an oak tree. Three Of tn.