The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-07-04

up Granite creek to Bridge creek.
joining the discontinued Layuzs and
other Indians as may be in the vicini-
ty. To provide for this contingency
Gen. Grover will be sent at once to
Walla Walla. The companies Of cav
airy in the district o: Clearwater, and
those now under Major Sanford, will
constitute this command in the field
3D. HI IL and M" companies
total 240 men, with such additions
of Infantry and cavalry as the dis
trict commander may judge proper to
assign. Major Sanford with D and
| companies will halt near Malheur
city and go into camp OF Willow
creek until the probabilities of the
Indians going nUrth is determined.
If the Indians move north Sanford
will move his command and join
Growers. Bendiers will come forward
at once with infantry and artillery.
The battalions are now moving for
ward. Gen. Howard. for the present,
will remain with this column. con-
sisting OF four companies of cavalry.
two OF artillery, and seven Of infantry:
total 4SO me-. and all follow RICH,
after the enemy whichever way he
may go.
MADRID, July 2.--The Emperor OF
Morocco IS dead.
Gus Baying, gambler at st. Locis.
shot and fatally wounded Jules 3.
Roster on the street yesterday.
ELMIRA. n. y, July 2.-COlonel
n hi
city, shot his wife and his mother-in-
law. and then blew his own brains
out. dying instantly. Both women
are fatally wounded.
LONDON, July Six hundred
Mormons, including five hundred
Scandinacians and one hundred
English, and Welsh, bound for Salt
Lake City, sailed from Liverpool
Saturday laSt.
LONDON. July 2.--Heavy failures
are repol ted in the South Staffordshire
iron trade. II. b. Whitehouse Il
Son of Bilston. large colliery pro-
prietors and owners of several blast
furnaces have suspended. Liabilities
heavy.
Harley Brown confesses to having
Obstructed the track near ClaymOnt.
Delaware, by which four lives were
lost. He put on the obstruction. and
intended to signal the train and there
by secure Il situation, but train
which he did not expect came along
first with the fatal result named.
A Paris dispatch says twelve hun
dred and sixty-nine communists have
been allowed remission of communal
ton of punishment in honor of the
Exposition fete, nor were the poor of
Paris forgotten--they have had forty
thousand france distributed among
them, besieds grants from local relief
funds.
SAN FRANCISCO. July IA Baker
City, Oregon, dispatch says: \ citizen
courier arrived here to-day from Can
yon City. lie comes to ask Gov.
Chadwick for arms and Gen to pro-
tect the citizens of John Day valley.
He states fifteen citizens, scouts from
Canyon City under Col. Burnham. dis
covered Indians near the South Forks
Of John Day river on the Goth. Con-
trary to Col. Burnham' s order one of
the scouts fired upon the Indians.
The fire was returned. Two of the
scouts who escaped shortly after the
fight began, and came into Canyon
City for reenforcements. stated their
companions we're surrounded by at
least hundred Indians, and it is
believed would be butchered by the
savages before help could reach them.
The Courier also states hostileS were
pouring into John Day Valley with
military, supposed to lie Gen. How
ards command in pursuit.
Rusu CITY, july IA man named
John Benson, native of Sweden.
who has resided at Moose lake on the
st Paul Il Duluth railroad for the
past five or six years. had been miss
ing for q number OF days. and on sat
ulday afternoon search was instituted
for him by Il party of men. mostly
railroad employees. After long
search they found the body in small
lake about three miles north of Moose
Lake station. Benson was in the en-
plov of the railroad company rs
i section hand. and has been very
much addicted TO the use OF intoNi-
eating liquors. and it is supposed he
fell into the lake while intoxicated.
He leaves family living in Sweden,
but has no relative in this country.
Another accident happened to-day.
While the up passenger was passing a
sharp curve just north of Pine city,
it ran into the hand car standing up
on the track sending it flying in every
direction. Il portion of which struck
one of the section men named Lawis
Johnson and severely lacerated his
chin and jaw. He was taken to Rush
city for treatment.
All business men must see that re-
lief from the present depression OF
business can only come from an up.
ward turn Of values. The high prices
of the war not desirable. but gradual
rise that can he maintained is what is
wanted. A very large increase OF
the precious metals would produce the
desired result, but such an increase
is impossible. Those nations that are
on specie basis are crippled. Every
nation that is added to the list only
serves to spread the specie out thin
ner. and thus shrink the volume OF
| money and cut down prices. The
gold prices of our products would be
lower in England if both England and
| the United States were ON gold
basis than if England alone was on Z