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

pIOxCSSlOu6A I0VOlutlOuISJS are O6-
coming very restless. Gen. Negret0,
who held the highest military rank
in the republic, has resigned, and is
openly mentioned as the coming
revolutionary chief. General Azure
Llama Rivera is still keeping Office and
continues going about among the
lower officers and disseminating re-
evolutionary ideas. General Casio
Porteores is doing likewise. General
Meijia, minister of war under Presi-
dent Jaurez, has returned to Mexico.
His return has had the effect of dis
concerting the incipient revolut ion.
It is believed that President Diaz
will unite with General Meijia in the
effort to save the country from
another revolution. General Meijia
will probably be a candidate for the
presidency.
The four per cent, subscription yes
terday amounted to $785,58
Gray, the noted forger, reached
New York yesterday from Liverpool
L. Dickey was nominated for con-
gress by the republicans of the elev--
enth Ohio district yesterday.
II. Schaffer, convicted at Harris
burg. Pa, of the murder of his wife.
is to he executed August the 18th
inst.
HeZikiah Shayle, of Sheldon & Co..
publishers of New York city, was
killed by lightning yesterday at Hart
ford, Conn.
QUEBEC, July 1l,-Three hundred
young Irishmen, drilling nightly, go
to Montreal Thursday. B. battery
leaves this evening for Montreal.
Intense excitement exists here.
Henry J. Redmeier. who shot and
killed Herman Voss. ut st. Louis,
June 10th. upon being arraigned yes
tesday, pleaded guilty. and was SEN
fenced to be hanged on the 23d.
OMAHA. Neb., July 10.-The Re-
publican will print tomorrow special.
dispatches from the largest grain
yielding counties in this state. giving
the effect of the storm three nights
past. The tempest last night WAS ter
rite. and was most violent east of
Schuyler. In most of the counties the
damage is slight. In Il few others the
loss in general will be one-third of the
crop.
WASHINGTON, July H. Malcolm 4.
Nc Nair was to-day arrested in this
city. charged on the oath of Joseph,
Burroughs. of the postoflice depart
ment. with refusing to carry the
United States mails from Ashford to
Fort Kent, Me-, after having been
awarded the contract. This case is
the first one under the late act of
Congress. the object of which was to
break strawbiddng.
While two of the Troy, n. j., bur
glars were being conveyed from near
North Adams, Mass, to Albany, one
of the prisoners was released from his
bonds to remove his coat. When
freed he drew revolver. and emptied
four chambers, two of the balls taking
effect, one in the hand anl the other
in the abdomen of Quinn, one of the
guard. The prisoner was secured.
Quinn is dangerously wounded.
MADISON, Wis. July IA very
heavy storm very disastrous to grain,
passed through Columbia last evening
leveling barns, wind mills and fences.
Its course was from east to west, cx-
tending into Sank county, where
grain is badly damaged. AS far as
learned. no lives were lost. \ very
heavy storm also prevailed south Of
here. over nearly the same country
visited by the late terrible hurricane,
and much grain is damaged
NEW YORK July lI.-At a meeting
of communists last evening, Alex
Jones made an address III German,
and his special points a5ainst Bis
mark and in favor of revolution in
Germany. were greeted with deafen-
ing shouts and clapping of haLds.
The resolutions adopted call upon our
brothers in Germany to use every eff
fort in the coming election to send
representatives of labor to the Ger
man parliament to boldly defy ntilni-
dation. and to agitate for the over
throw of milltarism even though the
prison or exile be their only reward.
WoKKMEN do not strike when they
have plenty Of work and good pay.
AMERICA is the granary Of the Grid
yet thousands Of our people are beg
ging for bread.
The products Of this c,ntry cannot
b.. handled with one-fourth of it's value
III CURRENCY.
The industries of France are pruss-
porous: those Of the United States sst.
virtually ruined.
EUROPE now holds over $500, &c.,
900 Of United States bonds on which
the laborer~ Of this country are taxed.
The laborer IL worthy Of his hire"
says the Bible, but the laborer il get
ting mighty little higher in these days
ENFORCED idleness is the necessary
result Of the withdrawal Of the means
wherewith to employ and pay the n
borer.
The nation paying the highest rate
OF wages to the workmen u the most
advanced and enlightened country in
the world.
EVERY cent Of interest that persons
in business are obliged to pay, II just -
much money taken from the profits Of
their industry.