The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-07-11
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PHILADELPHIA, July 4.-JameS
Millars, aged II. while amusing him.
self with pistol shot hi, father dead.
No general celebration of our natal
day here to-day, our citizens quietly
enjoying it with private plcnics across
the lakes. Celebrations were held at
Oregon and Sun Prairie in this county.
PORT DEPOSIT, Nd. July 4.-Wm.
McGill probably fatally shot James
and Thomas Armstrong. brothers, and
then killed himself MeGill claimed
the Messrs. Arms tronS patented an
invention of his, and excluded him
from any benefits.
MADISON. Wis. July 1.-THE Green
hackers held congressional conven-
ton in this city for this. the second
district, and nominated Horace A..
Tenney as candidate for congress, ana
passed resolutions similar TO the To-
ledo platform. The convention was
SHINY attended, only forty delegates
being present. y convention VIII be
held by the same gentlemen on the
29th Of August TO nominate canf.iditeS
for county officers.
New ORLEANS. July J.-.t Calves
ton News Concha special says: ker-
Der. Of FL Paso county, reports to
Judge Blacken that one thousand
Mexicans are en- route and drilling at
FL Paso, Mexico. AMI have petitioned
the Nhihuhua government to cross
over ana rescue Desidos Apodaca and
djspersc the Texas State troops. The
prisoner. Desid9s Apodaca, implicated
prominent Americans in the De-
cember riot.
RUSH CITY, Mimi, July 4.-Burnett
county. Wis, people are enthusiastic
over the elections for railroad bonds
held last Saturday. The vote was for
twenty thousand dollars in bonds as Il
bonus 10 the Rush City & Grantsburg
narrow gauge railroad, and resulted in
favor OF the bonds, only four votes
against it in the entire county. A
very heavy vote was polled, and about
three hundred votes cast Work Will
be commenced upon the road at once,
and it is expected to have the road IN
operation before snow flies.
LONDON, July 5.-Russian papers
comment angrily on the reports that
England intends to oppose the cession
of Batoum. The st. Petersburg Golos
and others contend that in the event
of such Il course Russia ought to
retire from the congress. 1t is said
the congress has decided to elect q
prince of Bulgaria itself. 1t is stated
that steps will be taken to obtain
direct from Constantinople guarantees
that the Porte will not repudiate the
action of its plenipotentiaries. The
North German Gazette reports that
new difficulties have arisen between
Austria and Montenegro. Count
Andrassy, it seems, is resolved that
Montenegro shall not retain any
positions on the right bank of the
BANANA.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. July 1.-THE
great four mile run between Califor-
mia queen, Mollie Nc Carthy, and Ike .
lucky 5 crack horse, Ten Brock, came
off to-day, both were in splendid con-
dition. Ten Brock won the race,
distancng the move on the fourth
mile. The time was S:l9l 81 rs fol
lows. Tirst mile Lao 81; second mile.
5:245-S; third mile 5:53. fourth mile
$40 81. more than minute slower
than his best record.
Both horses were we'll used up. the
heat being intense. There was no
heavy betting. CalifornanS and east
ern people who backed the mare being
content with small investments of :
to SIS. Thirty thousand or more wer
present.
MONTREAL. July 5.--The citizens
mutual building society has gone into
liquidatlons.
Bath. y. Y. July 5.-IIon. j. e..
Sinclair. of Bethlehem. has failed.
Liabilities probably over $40 200; as
sets. nothing.
NEW YORK. July 5.-William Scott
James Dunn and John IIallowell
comprising the firm of Scott \ Co.
lace dealers. Canal street, have made
an assignment. Liabilities. So25 900:
nominal assets. S247 600: real assets.
Sl40, 200. 4
Paris. July 6.-Nera SaSsulich. the
woman who attempted t" assassinate
Gen. Trephoff. project of the st.
Petersburg police. has arrived at
Geneva. Americans yesterday de-
posted wreaths on The tomb of
l.afay
LONDON. July GA paper has been
posted in all the cotton mills of the
Stockport district giving 4 fortnight $
notice of Il per cent. reduction in
wages. The operatives seemed TO
favor resistance. \ strike there
would affect $4,000 people.
YANKToN. ID. I. July 5.-lEdian
Commissioner. Hoyt, Gen. d. 5. Stan
ley. Mai. j. NJ. Hayworth and Rev.
A. l.. Riggs, the commission appoint
ed to select the locations for the
Spotted Tail and Red Cloud Indians.
left Yankton this morning for the
Sioux country.
FOREST, Ohio. July 6.-This after
noon. while Joseph Tow. u farmer
living three miles west of here. was
driving some stock. owned by a
neighhoring farmer named Towns,
from his premises. he was attacked
by two young men, William and
Thomas Towns, who brutally beat him
with clubs. and afterward shot at
him. the shot not taking effect. Tow
lies in very critical condition. The
Young men are under arrest,
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