The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-07-25

ME Warren, the we'll known dwarf,
died here to-day in childbirth.
PARIS, July 23.-The Auzin mining
company has resolved to inform the
strikers when they resume work their
claims will receive fair consideration.
NEW ORLEANS. July &c. S. Sa-
vornet. colored. eX-civil sheriff, sui
cided hy shooting himself through the
head with pistol. Alleged cause,
drink and loss of money
New ORLEANS, July ga Gal
weston News Eagle Pass special re-
ports the capture of Gen. Escobedo
by DiaZ troops under Col. Nuncio.
near Cuatro Cienegas.
NEW ORLEANS, July 23.-The Gal
weston News special from San An
tonic says: Official dispatches to the
Mexican consul here confirm the cap
ture of Escobedo. He was taken to
Montery, but it is doubtful whether
he will reach there alive.
CINCINNATI. July 23.--The latest
reliable estimate of loss by the Cat
tlesburg. Ky. fire is $l5O.OOO, upon
which there is about $4,000 insur-
ance in the 4Etna, Hartford, Royal
Baitish American and KentOn compa
MES.
RICHMOND, July % Wilson
Howekins, who resides near Flemina
court house, this state. yesterday MUIR
dered his wife. mother-in-law, and
one child, and then killed himself.
\ son seven years old who saw his
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baby out of the cradle and fled to a
place Of safety.
LONDON. July 23.-The return
match between Capt. \. II. Bogar-
dus, American pigeon shot champion.
and Chotmonday Pencil, of Hurting
ham Park and Gun clubs. took place
to-day. The shot was at 100 birds for
81, goo side. The match was won by
Bogardus Icy two birds.
VIENNA. July 23.-Thc Austrian
authorities expect considerable
trouble in Herzegovina and Bosnia,
and are even prepared to encounter
armed resistance similar to the
Rhodope instruction. Arrange
ments have been made for an advance
Of strong reinfOrcements to the from.
tier and neighboring garrison towns.
The Turks display very unyielding
disposition in the negotiations about
the occupation.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 23.-The
schooner Parallel reports that on the
It'll inst, off the coast about 100 miles
north Of this port, she fell in with a
Japanese junk. Not living person
was on board. but number of corpses
were found. some shackled together.
which must have been dead at least
month. No food was found on
board. Some of the bodies were
dressed in costly material.
EAST ST. LOTS. July 23.-About
9 O'Clock tonight an alteration DC.
cnrred between several of Bowman S
deputy marshals and the Metropoli.
tan police. Some fifty or more shots
were exchanged. One Metropolitan
and one marshal were wounded and a
little girl was shot in the hand while
standing in the doorway OF her home
Whiskey is said TO he the origin Of
the trouble. Gov. Cullom has the
Bellevue guards TO preserve order.
SAN FRANCISCO. July A Baker
City dispatch says Col. Forsyth s
command left Eobinsville. Grant
county. Saturday. Near Clear creek
they struck deep canyon. and four
teen of Robins scouts were sent
ahead. In few minutes they were
fred upon by Indians strongly posted
in the canyon. II. II. Freeman was
killed and two ot hors ,cnupdcd Tho
Indians abandoned the position be.
fore the troops came mp. The hos.
tiles are making for Nalheur agency