The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-07-18

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SO far as known the proposition OF Mr..
Vanderbilt to refer the question of
division of thorough business between
the great western and Canada south
ern to Mr.. Scott OF the Pennsylvania
central has been accepted by the
former and the matter will be heard
next week. 1t has been decided to
admit the Chicago & Alton road in
the through line stock business from
St Louis to New Y ork. The asser-
ton is made that the economies about
to be instituted among the Wander
bilt property wiz result in the saving
Of 81 900 900 annually to those roads.
It seems probable that the managers
Of the trunk lines will meet next
week.
NEW YORK. July I4.-The citizens
Of Newark. \. J.. have a good sized
and very shocking scandal on hand
which has resulted in the suspension
of seven members of the Fifth Baptist
church. Several young ladies have
been charged of immortality. Their
rtin was the WORK an active member
Of the sunday school. He was
librarian and Taught Bible class.
Among his victims were two sisters
who are respectfully connected. and
moved ii the best society. Another
IS the daughter Of q late candidate
l0r the mayoralty. who is now mar
ried to another. 1t is said she hasten
ed the marriage ceremony to avoid
exposure Of her dalliance with the
sunday school teacher. The birth Of
a. Al. III ma / al
to an exposure Of the guilty secret
which was shared Big several. The
offenders against good morals have
been promptly turned out Of the
church.
PARIS. July 15.-Tne Governor Of
New Caledonia has informed tl-e
government of 4 revolt Of native
tribes. ReintorcemenlS will be i'm
mediately sent. both from saigon ana
France.
Boston July l5.--The ship "Akbar. =
lost at st. Helena. was valued. with
the cargo, at $1,000 Insurance
@lf5.0O.
st Louis. July 12.-The coroner's
Jury who has been Investigating the
killing of Deputy Marshals Connors
/ and y eNille. in east st. Louis. Sunday.
! J une 20. has rendered a verdict and
/ exonorated metropolitan police Of
ficers Wallace and Gleyef. who did
the shooting. from It'll blame, they
being in discharge of their duty. and
in the opinion OF The jury, In defence
Of their lives.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, July IL An acct.
dent of a terrible nature happened at
Julien. six mile from here, last even
ing William Dugan. a prosperous
Young farmer of that vicinitG, had
been to the city, become intoxicated,
and started home. On leaving the
cars at Julien. he walked along the
track. and. being overcome with
liquor. laid down with his arms across
the rail. 4 freight train coming
along cut both arms off SO close that
the doctor had to nBjoint one at the
shoulder socket. He is still alive, but
has scarce Il chance for recovery.
SAN FRANCISCO. July IA Port
land dispatch under date Of Ematiila
18th. says: a private dispatch re-
ceived here says the hostiles whipped
back into the mountains by Gen.
Howard. have ROW started eastward
for Snake river along the ridge of the
Blue mountains between Grade Ronde
and Columbia valley. They will
cross Meacham road between sum
NIT and Pelican. and turning some
> what south. past into Willoma and
. cross snake river 1T the mouth 81
salmon. Ii the Indians are agar
whipped back they will move north
east into the salmon mountains, oI
southeast along the Powder river
, mountains to the crossing of snake
, near ODDS ferry. Grand Rondc val
lev is now in the most danger. ant
. ours about past. unless the Columbia
or Yakema Indions take a hand in the
light. John Day and other stream:
south Of Birch Creek are compare
, lively safe. Also along the tolumbi;
i river between here and Walla Nalla
MADISON. Wis. July I2.-tfreat eX
. citement prevails here all day owe
the threatened raid OF tramps in thi
state Governor smith. Mayo
: smith. and superintendent >winefor'
! were ut the executive office MI night
, At an early hour this morning
: freight train arrived from Beloit
haAing been captured by thirt
tramps. part of whom were on tn
/ engine directing the engineer wher
E GO stop. etc Chief of police bishop
d who had been warned hv telegraph q
2 their approach. with = squad Of extr
! policemen surrounded the train an
a caetured the entire outfit. marching
; them to the county Jail. About a
: hour after another freight train n
rived from Beloit. with nearly thirt
o more harvesters in charge of tn
train They were likewise capture
5 without resistance by the officers IN
= marched IL jail. The whole party ii
{ earcerated. numbering forty-seve
e representative men Of the vagahond:
/ were marched TO the municipal court
|. where the whole outfit were sentence
o 10 ninety days at hard labor hreakin
!. stones Some 100 or more are at B,
II lott awaiting other trains 10 eaptue,
: OMAHA. Neb., July 16.-Thre
!; deaths occurred here the past forty
/, eight hours. the effect of the ey
n IRENE heat.
i CITY OF MENICo. July loo
=, Mac nn7i q = invasion of Mexican SO