The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-08-01
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Ool11OAAAU OS AUuIO1s oAAA' W. AACAN W.
day.
Strousberg is now before the Berlin
bankruptcy court. He offers three
cents on the dollar in three years.
His debts are $35 100000.
Women are becoming more numer-
Gus among the stock spectators of
of San Francisco. They are said to be
more eager and reckless than men.
A praying band, three churches,
and young mems association have
combined i'll Oberlin, Ohio. against
tie first billiard room opened in that
place.
y smoker in Portsmouth, n. H..
finding that his cigar wouldn't draw.
cut it open, and discovered a cartridge
with the bullet toward the mouth
end.
''There is one thing that l regret
said the Fraudulent President upon
taking an affectionate leave of Mrs.
jerks. land that is that you are not
an Ohio woman.
A society has been formed ia Paris
to organize {; series of visits to all the
chief museums. exhibitions, and pub
lie monuments. under the guidance of
well instructed lecturers.
CHICAGO, July 29.-The general
freight agents to-day raised the rate
of fourth class freight, form Chicago
to New York to p cents per 100
pounds.
New ORLEANS. July 25.-The total
yellow fever cases reported to the
board of health up to noon to-day was
Iaathc ranprt u al n
day from the charity hospital, but it is
stated a number Of new cases were
admitted.
LONDON, July oct is stated that
Newgate prison is to be abolished and
the ground be left for building site.
SHREVEPORT, La, July 26.-By
resolutions of the board of health no
boats from New Orleans will be allow
ed to enter this port after this date,
Goth of July, until further notice.
PARIS, July 26.-A session Of the
Woman S Rights congress opened to-
day. M. Martin, municipal counsel
lOr of Paris, and Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe, of Boston, were elected presi-
dents of the congress.
CONsTANTINOPLE, July 26.-The
British embassy has received official
reports of the continued wanton des-
tructiOn of Mussulman life and
property in the Phillipopolis district
by the Bulgarians and Russians.
This advertisement appears in the
London Times: "a gentleman who,
during long travels abroad, has lost
most acquaintance of his own station,
would like to fill up spare time by a
written exchange of ideas on subjects
of the day" 1t would be curious to
see the responses this brings.
SHENANDOAH. Pa, July 25.-This
afternoon John Strummonick, a Pole,
while alighting from a car standing
in the slope of the Thomas Coal Com
pany, fell to the bottom of the incline,
distance of 100 yards, and was hor-
ribly mangled. He cannot live.
The north German Gazette of Ber-
lin says that the Englishman, Mr..
Bishop, who was recently condemned
to two and and a half years imprison
ment for the bribery of officials. is
now said to have drawn considerable
sums of money from the intelligence
department of a foreign government
in 1876 and 1871.
Jews frequently lapse into skepti
cism, but are not understood to otter
become converts to any form of Chris
tian theology. The Bsitish society
for the propagation of the Gospe
among the Jews claims, however
that since 1913 there have been over
one hundred church of England cler
gymen who were Hebrews.
Europe will next year be divide,
among five great powers-Germany
Russia, Austria, Great Britain, ant
France; fou. of medium Importance
Sweden. Spain, Italy. and Turkey
thirteen small states-Norway. Den
mark. Holland. Belgium, Switzerland
Portugal. Greece, Roumania. >ervia
Bulgaria. Montenegro, Eastern Ron
melia. and probably western Koume
liza. besides three minute stateS-Mo
naco. san Mario, and Audorre. If nj
one else rejoices ut the outcome o
the congress the diplomatic servic,
Will.
VIENNA. July 25.-News ha
reached here that the treaty o
Berlin caused great irritation anon.
the Bulgariaus. who. since the Rus
sian opposition. have been the ruin:
class in eastern Roumelia. \ So
tatitu L ittii tVaithittttt
been formed at Adrianople to agitat,
for Bulgarian unity. The eommitte
telegraphed Prince Labenoif. Russian
ambassador ut Constantinople. t
CAPE Town. La. July 25-rher
has been some severe fighting Wit
natives in outlying districts. an
British losses comparatively heavy.
LONDON. July 2S.- \ Dispatc
from Calcutta reports the government
of Madras telegraphed for extr
famine officers Immediately becaus
of the ravages of locustS.
PoTTSvILLE. Pa. July Esther
will be a general suspension of minin
operations in the Schuylkill region
beginning tomorrow and continuin
until the 5th of August. after whic
time it is thought there will be stead
work during the balance of the shiI
ping season.
SAN FRANCISCO, July GA Port
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