The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-06-27


Of Ohio, is a devoted member of the
Catholic church.
The great sensation at the Paris
Exposition is the sale of the diamonds
of Isabella, Ex-Queen of Spain. These
gems are immence in quantity as well
as in value. AS noted in the catalogue
they consist of 300 lots.
TROY, n. Y, June 10.-Edwin A.
| Andrews. cashier Of the wrecked
Greenwich bank. Washington county,
hanged himself to-day.
FORT Dodge, Ia, June DC. Ar
nold's large Touring mill burned last
night. Cause. spontaneous combus-
ton. Loss, $25 900; insurance $4,000.
PLYMOUTH, n. H., June 19.-Last
evening Martin V. Dickey, a keeper of
a disreputable house in the outskirts
oftown, killed Frank H. Eastman. and
severely wounded Alva ii. Rowe.
Dickey has been arrested.
INDIANAPOLIS. June 19.-Judge
Davidson Of Fountain county tele-
graphed to Gov. Williams to-day for
troops to assist in suppressing riots
among miners. The light infantry
leave here by special train this af-
ternoon.
PIrTsToN, Pa. June Is. The Green
back and Labor Reform party nomina-
ted Col. Hendrick B. Wright by ac-
clamation to Congress.
| VIENNA. June lS.---BOhemia init
mates Austria will demand Kick SUIT
terina and other districts bordering
on Dalmati and that assent of the
congress is certain.
| HAVANA, June 1S.--The latest adj
Guza has been reelected president.
! All parties have been reconciled. and
the country is fiourishing.
MONTREAL. June 18.-Unemployed
laborers met again this afternoon and
passed resolutions affirming their
right to meet and discuss grievances
and condemning the city council for
not furnishing them work.
ROME, June BIN consequence
the result Of Belgian elections the
vatican has determined to recall the
papal nuncio from Brussels.
The pope's health is declining and
physicians hold that his removal from
the vatacan is necessary for his recov-
cry, but majority of the cardinals
resist removal.
NEW YORK, June l4.-Max Stra-
kosch was arrested to-day by a deputy
sheriff on charge of breach Of
promise and seduction preferred
against him by Miss Clementine
Swedley, of Chicago. Damages laid
at $4,000. StrakOsch was held in
$4,000 bail, which he promptly fur
nished. Strakosch prOnounces the
prosecution an attempt at blackman
MONTREAL, June l8.--The mayor
states that every precautiOn will be
taken to preserve the peace on the
l. of July. A meeting OF laborers
discharged by the corporation was
held this morning on the Camps DIES
Mars. and petitions addressed to the
city council, setting forth their dis
tressed condition. Fears of labor
troubles are entertained.
DEADwOOD. u. T.. June 49, Five
companies of cavalry four of infantry
under the command Of General l.. X
Bradley, for the Black Hills post
camped to-day near the Belle Fourche
about thirty miles from here. The
commands progress northward ha'
been much retarded by frequent
heavy rains and bad roads.
CHAMPION. H., June IA young
man named James Clark has been ar
rested in the country near here charg
ed with committing an outrage upOI
little girl 9 years old, daughter O
II. Hadler, Of Colfax township. HI
was examined before Justice Nicole1
of this city. and has gone to Jail il
default of $500 bail.
LOUISVILLE. KY, June l4.-Ir
order to accommodate the large mum
Der of turfmen and those who have
telegraphed for stable room. the
Louisville Jockey club is considering
the propriety Of holding five day
meeting instead Of three days. NJ
agreed upon. The Ten-Broeck- Me-
Garthy race has produced a degree Of
interest never before known, and it il
now settled that additional grand
stand capacity must be made.
WHEELING. w. Va, June a.
This after noon while three negro
convicts were sitting at table in the
West Virginia Penitentiary at
Moundsville enc of them began quar-.
relling with the others. Becoming
enraged at something which was said
to him he seized heavy Ratchet and
with the handle of it struck one Of
his companions on the head and
then inflicted several fearful
gashes on the body Of the other. He
attempted TO escape. but was fired
upon by the guards and after severe
struggle was captured, and he was
heavily ironed and placed in solitary
confinement.
/ ST. JOSEPH. Mich. June I7.-Satur-
day afternoon, while Thomas Martin
dale and some others were digging
sand from bank on the roadside.
half mile east from Benton Harbor.
and when about three feet down. they
came upon the skeleton Of man 5
feet six inches high. The skull ap-
peared to have been crushed with a
club or some instrument. The man
seemed to have been murdered. as the
body was thrown in face downward.
and in hole three feet long. The