Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-07
News Of the Week.

News OF the week..
The yellow fever is abating.
Snow tell in Missouri last week, II
earliest in sixteen years.
A fire in Salt Lake City last SatHrda
DESTROYED the Great Western Hotel.
Testimony in the I'ildcH income cas-
has been very damagin. 10 Tillcn thu
far.
Rear Admiral Hiram Paulhing lied :
bis residence on Long Island on the 2Ot
uli.
California has already shipped s., 900
90 worth of wheat to Europe the prcsen
season. .+
The Anii-Tammany combination fec
confident on carrying the New York Cit,
election.
The Manhattan Savings Institution o
New York city was burclarized Of a larg
sum of money on the 2Gth Ult.
The mercantile firm Of Cooper, Scot
& Co.. of Glasgow, Scotland, has failed
Their liabilities exceed 100000.
The American steamer Express was
wrecked in the mouth OF the Potomac on
the I'D ult. About twenty lives were lost.
The Chicago Times reaches the con-
clnsion that Butler would be kicked but
for the fact that there is no party behind
him.
The German american National Bank
am the German-Americ;m Savings Bank.
of Washington. ID. C., both suspended on
the 3lst ult.
-Lorillard sold the running horse Duke
Of Magenta for $4,000. The horse goes
with Parole to Europe to contend against
the flyers OF the English turf.
Out Of tIirty-eght men employed on
the Memphis appeal only two escaped the
fever: and ont of forty-four employed on
the Acatanche. only two are left.
The new plan of registering third-class
mail matter. which has been in operation
three weeks. has proved to be great sue
cess, and reports from all directions show
that its advantages are appreciated by the
public.
The father OF Tom Thumb is pauper
in the Chicago poor house. Tom quar-
relied with him when boy, and has never
visited him since. lie has fourteen sons
and daughters in all, several Of whom are
wealthy.
General Pope has refused to testify in
tie Fitz John Porter case. For this action
he is being generally condemned by mill
try men and the pres s. it being generally
known that he was the instigator of the
or; lnal trial.
AT n recent political meeting In Phila-
d"lphia some one threw a stone at Samuel
J. Randall. II fortunately missed him.
Had it hit him. he would have been knock
@ from the stanl and suffered severe in
jurps even if it had not cost him his life.
Some one in Massachusetts, has been
tell,lg the folks that Congressman and
Senitors waste good deal Of the peoples /,
money in combs and brushes. TO this
Ben Batter replies: IF Won would save
.,!.s expense, elect bald-lleaded men like
me
An attemp! was recently made in r
Madrid by Juan Moncasi to kill King Al :
.onso. He shot at the King. but aimed too =
low. and the bill passed through the hand :,
VI II soldier on the opposite side ct the y
street. The Madrid public were greatly :.
a"i'ated over the affair. The would-be :
ulrdsreF Nas ay'ssie 81 IN hJ tbs sQaf :
right and stampcded. dragging Mr.. Currie
some distance and thereby breaking his
e9. Ihe injured man was brought to town
where he received surgical attendance
Benton Record. pe
-Dodd, Brown & CO.. extensive dry GA
'oods merchants Of st. Louis, lave failed. '"
'lth liabilities nearly. if not 81 100000. ~
hty have done the largest bushes. of -, ~
ny southern house in the country. Their 10
ies TINS year were nearly Sc. 900. OOO The 81 .,
ailse OF the failure was inability tn m,Lo E'
from country customers. 'is
=. W.
1t was most unfortunate for MIR. Tilden ri
'at ms orders TO ''replevin'' those books an
Michigan should have been given in TN. no
'me cipher that the coparceners used. II i,le
NJ MIN in much the same light that man mi
'soecfed of burglary would be placed in co,
ere ne to be found in a suspicious attitude -
4 second burberry, with >. ':jiinmy'' in
; @'at-tail pocket. He might swear that
never saw the Jimmy before, but there
Quad be people who would look ineredu. day
'iS.-N. y. Tribune. unt
"A Bismarck correspondent of the ST. .,4e
III F1onecr-P"ess, under date of the 10th. 49,,
vs.: "The loss occasioned by the fire at ' .".l
III Stevenson amounted to $4,000. II CO." s
lied up the granary with all the grain 49,.
Inc winters consumption. and the sta ;.',a
IS with the wagons and harness, Mrs. ..o
pt Wetherell's pbeton went up in the s,e'
mes. The post traders stock of hav s,oe
5 I'll destroyed. The Government has .....'
"h active steps for rebuilding the sta A
) and granary" "a
nrft fNps