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

PEORIA, ILL.,, June 2.-The lower
half of the village of Sparland, ILL.,.
thirty miles above this place, was de.
stroyed by fire last night. Nearly all
the business houses were burned.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3.-Dispatch.
es from the principal mining points in
the coal region indicate general re-
sumption of mining operations with
a full force worked.
FLORENCE, Mass, June 3.-Rev.
G. c. Burliegh, the famous anti
slavery leader, was run over by the
cars tonight. His death is momenta-
rily expected.
WINONA, June 3, s p. MA dis
patch from Eau Claire this afternoon,
says there has been no perceptible
rise in the Chippewa since Thursday
some mills in Eau Claire have sus-
pended operations.
LONDON, June 3.-Several special
dispatches from Constantinople say
the Sultan failed to attend the Mosque
Friday, whereby fear Of an outbreak
is believed to be implied. This Con-
stantinOple news serves to check the
otherwise firm tendency of the Lon
don stock exchange.
WASHINGTON, June 3.--Telegrams
have been received ut the war depart.
ment from Generals Sheridan and
Mcdowell, stating that as many men
as possible should be sent to protect
settlers from Bannock Indians. News
from the north is considered very
alarming. The following dispatch
from General Howard to General
Mcdowell has been received:
PORTLAND, June las a war pre-
ventive measure please ask through
the war department., the president,
that formal patents he authorized as
already guaranteed in treaties to res
ervatiOn Indians in my department.
With forces in hand the promise
could be carried out at once by agents
and thus the main cause of Indian
dissatisfaction be obviated. Quick
work in this direction will, l think
save life and vast expense.
STILLwATER.J June Sat twelve o..
clock to-day logs commenced jammina
in the DalleS, and at 5 P. NJ. were filled
up as far back as Thompson's ware.
house. 1t is estimated by those com.
petent to judge. that by I O'Clock this
p. NJ. there will be Is million feet in
the jam. If they keep on slaicing the
Snake. it will he piled over the falls
by . o'clock. To-day there was rise
of two and one half feet at Taylors
Falls caused partly by the heavy rams
and partly by the rising of Snake
ri, er dam.
COLUMBUS, Ohio 2.-Chaney's ex
tensive warehouse. located 1T Win
chester. this county. was destroyed b,
6rethis morning, with outbuildings
containing 5000 bushels O.
corn and 2O.O0O bushels of oats. Los:
about so 900; the Insurance amount.
to $4,000. Several stores and build
ings were also slightly damaged. TIL,
IRE is suppose to have been caused b,
tramps. and four men are under ar
rest. But for the vigilence of Officials
here OF the King Valley railroad com
pany lin transporting the Columbus
fire department to Winchester. tn,
loss would have been made greater.
SAN FRANCISCO, June "a Bots,
city dispatch says sixty Bannocks
last Friday. robbed King Hill station
on the overland road. seventy-fiv,
miles from Boise. The keeper escap
ed. The Indians then captured tw,
freight teams. carrying arms. ammn
milton. DC. The fate of the team
taken is unknown. Col. Bernard
with seventy cavalrymen and twenty
citizens. is making 3 forced march Il