Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-09-05
News Of the Week

markets.
Senator Blsine will make sever
speeches in Iowa during the last part
the campaign.
PARIS, Aug. 25.-The exhibition of pr
yes at the exhibition has been postpone
until October 90.
The Greenbackcrs nominated fu
State tickets in Colorado, Nebraska an
Connecticut, on the 18th ult.
-Chas. w. Angel. the Pullman Palac
Car COmpany's secretary. has abscondct
Ills accounts are about $4,000 short.
A young man in England has just bee
compelled to pay $4,000 damages for wri,
ing matrimonially inclined poetry to
young lady.
Miss Phebc W. Ludlow, Superintend
ent of Schools in Davenport, Iowa, la
been appointed to a proiessorship in tin
Iowa State University, with a salary 0
Sl,7O0.
james Adams, OF Usage, Iowa. on tn,
goth ult., struck his wife with an axe, in
tlicting a wound upon her head that will
probably prove fatal. Jealousy was the
cause.
Northern Pacific Railroad, and in the Red
River country, is of excellent quality this
season, and yielding more per acre than
usual.
"A rain storm recently visited Musca-
tine. Iowa, raising the streams in that Vi
cinity 10 feet, flooding the city and doing
great amount of damage to buildings and
other property.
-kearney will speak at the Cooper In
stitute on the Sth inst. Peter Cooper
thinks kearney has done the National
party great deal of damage by his intcm-
psratc language.
DIR. Blackburn. a famous yellow fever
expert of Louisville, thinks there is a prob
ability OF the yellow fever spreading
through the North, and recommends the
usual sanitary precautions.
Chan Pond, prosperous Chinaman
of Boston, doesn't appear to have a very
exalted opinion OF kearney. lie says:
'Kearney is what you Gale one dam foole,
ale same bad Chinanlan.''
OF the eleven objects of art offered by
the agricultural society of France for ex-
ceptional merit in agricultural machinery
in the recent field trials, eight have been
awarded to American inventions.
The old Court House at Plymouth, in
which Daniel Webster made his first plea,
has been repaired by ii. w. Blair, and pre-
sentcd to the Young Ladies' Library Asso-
citation for library and reading-room.
On account of labor strikes in the
East. and Indian troubles in the West. it is
predicted that the immigration from Great
Britain, Germany and France will be unr-
suslly small to the United States during
the coming year.
A petition, signed by 10000 persons of
massachusetts,, has bcci. sent to Butler.
asking him to run for Governor. That ,
should be sufficient to overcome his excess /.
lively modest scruples, and we think he will =.
consent to run.
-Twenty-three thousand claims have 5
already been presented to the pension O
office under the act granting pensions to s
the soldiers and widows of soldiers who q
served fourteen days in the war of 1912. II
md it is estimated that there are two thou +.
sand more to come. q,
The European commission to reorgan- D.
re Eastern Roumelia will meet at Con- IA
'tantincple on the 18th of next month. b,
The commission for the reorganization of st
bulgaria will meet the same day at the st
'lace chosen as the seat of the province by 81
he Russian commission. m
Howard had big talk with the In to
lians at Umatila. Oregon. on the 2Sth ult., ca
no concluded peace with about 300 Of Sc
hem, the Indians turning over those of lis
heir number who had been engaged in bu
murders and deprelations, who will be a
nrned over to the proper authorities tor We
-ial. tic
Since the attempted assassination of Nbt
mPcror William by DR.. Modelling there lie
ave been SIC arrests for insulting the En- as
error. Of this number 52l have been con- TO
cted. including 81 women. The aggregate
sentences of Imprisonment is SII years.
i've of the accused committed suicide be- :
re trial.
1t il stated that on the day of the last
ting OF the congress previous to the
gnirg OF the treaty, the Austrian and
urkish p!enipotcntiaries agreed that Aus
Ia should sign declaration to the effect
at the sultan should retain sovereignty
'er Bosnia. and that the occupation sin ould "A
only temporary.
An innovation in the vegetable line
IS been established by ten workingmen
Los Angeles. California, who have form
a cooperative company. Their objec.
to furnish the people Of Los Angeles
getables in opposition to the Chinese ~
nders, who are now havinga monopoly ''
this trade.
"A brute by the name of Tom. Bovd u;,,
recently lynched, by vigilance com
tfee, while confined in the jail at Yer poi
lies, Ind, awaiting his trial for the hor- enfe
lie crime OF outraging beautiful young poin
|. lie had previously served term in to NJ
penitentiary for similar ofiense. His Hay
* should have been stretched ten years ,;th
ing
ladies and three gentlemen assembled ,,.,
open Il box. said 10 contain Lourles 1A'ie'
ter and rosaries. They took of one Carr
owed, and Il disclosed ziilz plate ,hey y 1T,
'r'ed TO rip that of. and then there o.,,,. ~.
us OF thunder sound, and only one -.
:. sun was let alive in the room. The Do'
4 'l;'d contained -glycerine. NOR
Bismarck m ~, A.n,,.4 - Spri
clerk on the steamer Helena
grandson Of Sir James Greenauob
gland: received a letter to-day from his -,
Tier, in Pittsburc. Pa. SAVING ,h.. ~, Car
o come INTO possession, for him, of ST. assn