The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-07-11

warned the settlers that the nOStlleS
were coming to take the valley.
NEW ORLEANS, La, July 6.-The
Galveston News special San Antonio
says: An official dispatch from Fort
Cincha from Col. Grierson. leaves
very little doubt that the party who
fred into the Ell Paso stage and
wounded a passenger not long since,
were white men or Mexicans and not
Indians. although so disguised.
Moreover. Col. Grierson says:
''Several small parties Of unknown
and suspicious looking white men
have lately passed here going west.
remarkable we'll armed and mounted.
have again to request that an adj
ditional company of cavalry be
ordered to this district as soon as
possible, us deem it important to
order another company of cavalry to
the field without delay
LONDON. July In the ratifica-
ton of the Greek frontier question,
it is understood the line includes La
rirSa.
4 Berlin dispatch states it is GER
tain the powers by offering mediation
mean that the invitation shall not
mean dead letter. France and Italy
warmly supported the Greek claims.
Lord Beaconslield admitted he had
with difficulty been induced to accept
even that moderate proposal. AS the
precise boundary indicated therein
seemed to limit the sovereign will OF
the Porte. he was unable to accede to
any demands Amounting to a division
of Turkey. Epirus and Thessaly not
being in chronic state of anarchy
like Bosnia. The Greeks are pro-
foundly disappointed at the decision
of the congress. Turkey had private
ly declared she would go to war with
Greece rather than cede the two
provinces.
Saturdays sitting. in which the
questions of Batoum and Armenia are
to be discussed. will virtually end the
congress. The remaining proceed
ings, principally formal, will proba
bly, last till Thursday.
CHICAGO July Sat Independ-
ence. Iowa. last night, Clarence Shaw
shot and instantly killed Miss Matte
Sherwood, daughter of Il prominent
ci.'Z"n. He then shot and killed
hirs IF Jealousy the supposed
cause.
- ,,ToN, July Sin the supreme
Judicial court room yesterday, Judge
Lord, presiding, final disposition was
made of the famous divorce cause of
Laura Joyce Taylor, actress, VS.. James
Valentine Taylsr. Judge Lord has
issued a decree giving one of the two
oh Il 70 nf and hn
alimony at $3.50 per month.
OMAHA, Neb., July S.-CharleS W..
Sherman was arrested near this city
last night on an abortion charge. The
young woman implicated is daughter
of the wealthiest man in Racine, Wis,
and she was written up in the Chicago
Times several weeks ago as the
'sVeiled Lady," =
DETROIT, sJuly S.-The general
managers of the Michigan Central
and Michigan Southern and Lake
Shore roads. received instructions
from Vanderbilt to agree on Joint
tariff and to save money wherever
there is chance. Where the two
roads have each station they will be
made into enc, and salaries be saved
that way. Mr.. Vanderbilt evidently
intends to make money out of his
western provinces.
NEW YORK, July S.-Ben Noyes.
president of the fraudulent New
Jersey Life Insurance company, was
sentenced at Newark, yesterday. to
eighteen months imprisonment at
hard labor. His counsel pleaded
a, 70 IF
tence. Mr.. Robson. thinking. per-
haps. of his past official career. re-
marked with emotion: 1--WE are all Of
us mortal. and are liable to fall as has
the prisoner.
Dies MONIES. July Sin conse-
Quence of the notification received
by Gov. Gear that tran,ps are invest
ing Marshaltown and other points in
the state. and have taken possession of
railroad trains in some cases. he has
issucd proclamation urging upon
mayors and sheriffS to be prompt and
diligen. in preserving the peace. and
calling attention to that section Of the
revised statutes authorizing them to
call out the militia or other citizens
when deemed eNpedient.
CHICAGO. July S.-Dan O'Leary.
the celebrated walker. will on next
Wednesday evening at the exposition
building. give the lovers of athleticism
en- exhibition of his great powers as a
pedestrian, by attempting to walk 275
miles in seventy.tive hours. If sue
cessful it will eclipse all previous
achievements. The interest in the
exhibition will be greatly enhanced
from the fact that Henry Ichemel.
Jr.. pedestrian of some fame, offers
and will make the contest against
him.
CAMDEN. n. j.. July Q.-By slight
fire in the varnish mandatory of
Mr.. Scheack, the proprietor and Hen
ry Cpjohn. one of the workmen, were
dangerously burned.
New YORK. July Q.-John McCar.
thy. John Tierney, and John Buckley
has been arrested. charged with the
murder Of James Dougherty. in a
street brawl. the morning of July
4th.
PORTLAND. Oregon. July Gov.
Chadwick, who is now at Umatllla,
telegraphs here under date of the
eth. rs follows: 1.-The volunteers. un-
der Capt. Sperry. fifty strong. were