The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-07-25

tremely hot weather. and number Of
sunstrokes. quite a number of them
fatal. In some parts of southern Mis-
souri, and Kansas the weather has
been so intensely hot during the day
that all outside work had to be suS-
pended, and considerable part Of the
harvesting in several localities being
done by moonlight.
The whole humber of burial per-
mits issued to-day is forty-nine, of
which twenty-eight were f3r persons
whose death was caused by heat.
the death rate yesterday. The heat
this afternoon was more moderate,
and tonight there is a fine breeze
which has cooled the atmosphere con-
siderably.
LONDON, July ia dispatch from
Pesth reports that an insurrection of
Mohammedans has broken out in the
Behass district of Bosnia. An
Austrian regiment has gone to the
frontier.
MONTREAL. O.. July 19.-Tne trial
of the orangemen arrested on the 18th
Of July came up to-day, and adjourned
without any evidence taken to the
80 inst. The application for adiourn-
ment was made on behalf of the prose-
cutiOn.
LONDON. July 1o.--The shooting
for the .Elcbo shield. in one thousand
yards range at Himhledon. was finish
ed this afternoon with the following
result: Ireland. $50: England sos,
Scotland. 497. The following are the
:
l.6l0: England. $50; Scotland. $50.
INDIANAPoLIs. July l9.--As an
east bound freight train on the p, c..
K st. l.. rdil Nay was passing over d
bridge at Monticello. yesterday, the
bridge gave way, precipitating the
engine and twenty ears into the Tipa-
canoe river. eightytive feet, killing
the engineer. Louis Bland. and the
bridge Waterman. Jerry O Keefe.
LONDON. July ia Vienna cor
respondent says the latest advices
from Italy show the situation is most
critical The ministers have tele-
graphed to King Humhert to return
to Rome from Turin Immediately.
One account says a hostile demonstra-
ton against the British embassy is
apprehended. The ministers are dis
cussing the eXpediency Of sending a
squadron to the Levant. The resig--
nation Of count Corte as prime minis
ter is regarded rs certain.
W WASHINGTON. July l9.-Lieutenant.
commander w. II. Hoff. of the Uni
ted States navy, was probably fatally
injured by the breaking down of his
carriage. Mrs. HotT' $ arm was brok-
ell. and she was otherwise injured.
Another lady and the coachman were
also hurt.
The director Of the mint received
Il dispatch to-day from the superinten-
dent Of the mint at San Francisco,
stating that since the lSt inst, $685..
600 silver dollars have been exchanged
at that mint at par for gold coins.
LONDON, July l9--The Times Con-
stantinople dispatch gives the follow
ing account of the firing upon an
unarmed boat from British man-of--
war by Russians near the Gulf Of Sar-
XII. The captain Of an English
steamer reports that he WAS stopped
off Gallipoli by signal from the
English fleet, directing him to take on.
board Lieut.. Hughes, sent by Admiral
Commerel to report the following
incident: Two days ago "A man-of-war
boat was cruising off the Russian
line s, and on landing were Immediately.
made prisoners. A Lieutenant, mid
shiplnan and ten men who were
| on the boat. not returning to the.
English feet. another was sent to.
look for them. but upon approaching
the place this boat was fired upon,
two bullets passing through the sides
of the boat. fortunately without in
juring any one.
WATERTOwN, n. Y. July 19.-Pe-
ter Bresniham, now confined in Can
ton, \. y. Jail for the murder of Dan
lei Their last spring, and who is to
be hanged on the 26 inst, confessed
the crime July .. He has since
made "A supplemental confession, stat
ing that he committed three murders
previous to that Of Daniel Theirs.
The first was an Indian who claimed
undisputed right where he was opera
ting. In 1851 he Killed a scotchman
Duncan MacCameron, with whom he
was buying furs near Big OpemgO
Lake. Canada. In 1851 he killed
Michael Crowley, on >had Lake near
Iiannech0re Point, Canada. Crowley
vas supposed to have money. He
killed MacI Cameron because they had
trouble about a division Of a stock Of
fGrs: He also confcsses other minor
crimes.
THE foolish man saith unto the world
and the people thereof, '.Lo, ! am a
candidate :" but the wise man uissern-
bleth within himself and declareth unto
the folk. 10, am III the hands Of my
friends"
The national banks draw treble in
terest-on their bonds, then on all their
circulation and again on the money de-
posted by the people. Is it not time.
these national banks were lcgislated out
Of existence:
The government was formed TO pro-
tect labor by giving power to Congress
oveI the money system of the country.
This power has hbsn used In the inter-
est Of shyloeLs,z - siQaRs:s;.