Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-08-22
News Of the Week.

OF the 5000 voters in Lynn. Massachu-
sctts, $500 are shoenalers.
New cases of yellow fever at New Or
leans Aug. 18th, 81; deaths. IL.
Connecticut has just given women per-
mission to vote for school directors.
Havana. 4 'gcst 13.-Thc state OF scigc
established with Fcby in 1874, has been
raised.
-The C:ah Northern terminus will be
renewed fifteen miles this side Of Oneida
in two weeks.
Two hundred and sixty thousand tons
of coffee is the amount that was consumed
LIST wear throughout the civilized world.
Michael Reese. the California million
aire. died ut Carlsbad. Germany, on the
and inst. His estate is valued at Sl0,0oo,-
600.
The Russian troops are Withdrawing
from Turkey. The Turkish troops occu-
py their positions as fast as they are e"acu-
atcd.
Serious disscnsicns have occurred in
the Oneida community, New York, ana
several distinguished members have with
drawn.
BY the explosion OF tie Russian pow
der magazine at Fratesti, August Sth, fifty
five persons were killed and thirty-one in
jurei.
S-vv.vvv. Last week the appraised value
OF This property was $4,000.
There were sixty-seyen failures in New
York in July, with aggregate liabilities of
S5,7S3,l7l, an increase over June in the
number of failures and the amount of lia-
biities.
All work on the Mississippi jetties has
been suspended. The yellUw fever has
get away have left. Many are down with
the fever.
Mrs. jerks. the notorious witness be-
fore the Potter Committee, has been ap-
pointed as detective in the Treasury De-
partmcnt, and assigned to duty at the New
Orleans custom house.
White Bird and his Nez Perez follow
ing, now in British America, are very
anxious TO return to their own country,
but not to the Indian Territory. They are
willing t" at any time, providing they
can get a guarantee to be sent back TO their
former home.
1t is said that for the first time wormy ,
apples, pears and peaches have appeared :
in the California markets. The hop pro- T
duct has in many parts proved Il total fail $
re i.o
The wheat and barley crops were never +
more abundant or of better quality. l.
Orders have been telegraphed from the Il
Secretary Of War transferring back to St. Il
Paul Tho Headquarters Of the Department Fl
Of Dakota, removed to Fort Smelling some Il
weeks ago. The quarters were found a
wholly insufficient TO the wants of the
General and his staff and the cost of erect n
ne suitable buildings was estimated to a,
each $4,000. The Pioneer Press now "
wants a school of military instruction es- n.
lblished at Fort Smelling, with 4 regi- ar
tent of troops stationed there. m
"A late Boise City, Idaho, dispatch to
avs: "A confirmation OF the report that TO
lie Pirtes are surlendering in large mum er
crs. las been received here by General ed
Toward today. One hundred have sur re
'ndcred TO Colonel Miller at the Malhcur ar,
rency to-day, and more are coming in. tus
I'd as many more have gone into Camp a
asbrouck. This virtually ends the war EN-
it'll the Piu.es." r.,
Col. Robert G. Ingersol has sailed bo1
I'm New York with his wife and two still
lighters. He will return at the end of roa
pteniber, and begin his lecture tour at thr
ce. Mr.. James Redpath has engaged Bet
n for one hundred nights at $4,000 and the
penses. Col. Ingersou will deliver only for
'rary lectures under the contract. and he attic
IS 10 scotland for the sole purpose of lar:
tanning materials for a lecture on Robert fac,
rms. the poet. This lecture will be de- sily
cred in Minnesota a. early rs Col. lnger- mat
Is law business will permit him to leave geal
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