Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-03
News Of the Week.

Congress to extend the time Of the n. T..
X. Il.
On the 2Jtl, nit. Indianapolis, Indiana.
suffered $4,000 damages from a severe
storm.
Six hundred Mormons. all from Den
mark. recently arrived in New York en-
route to Utah.
The Temperance men in Massachusetts
have nolEiratcd full state ticket on pro-
hibition platform.
Alexander II. Stephens health is ag:in
feeble. owing to unusual eXertions in his
political canvass.
In Maine the Republicans gained 1000
on their vote of last year. and the Demo-
Gratis lost 10000.
Addison Latin, eX-mcmbcr Of Con-
gress from New York. hanged himself on
the 2ith ult. Cansc-bad health.
A terrible colliery explosion occurred
at Abercarne. England. on the 18th ult., in
which 25l persons lost their lives.
The Prince Imperial Of Austria, it is
WIN rIi;.iIy INC irlnccSs Victoria. or
Baden. Emperor Williams granddaughter
He is Catholic and size is Protestant.
Dennis kearney's wife claims that
train man attempted IN outrage upon her
on the Central Pacific road during the
night. The matter will be investigated.
The Great Eastern. it is said. has been
bought 10y q company for Use as a cattle
boat TO Gerry Texas meat to England Her
capacity will be 2.2G0 i.ea, OF cattle and
3,GO0 sheep.
A deputation of Beys is coming to
Belgrade from Zeworn;ck.' Tusla and Bic
lima 10 ask for union with Servia. 1t is
doubtful whether Prince Milan will grant
them an Audience.
On the anniversary Of the taking of
Rome two bombs were exploded before
the principal barracks of the town in
Trieste. and the walls were covered with
insuirectionary placards.
A correspondent at Cor stantincple re-
ports that France is about 10 abandon her
exclusive pl0iectorate over the Catholics
in the East. The Pope. cor sequentiy. is
expected TO send Nuncio to CONSTANT
nople.
The Superintendent of the recruiting
service has been directed 10 forward POO re-
cruits 10 Bismarck. Dakota. for assign
ment TO various cavalry regiments. and $50
to 1ankton, for assignment to the First
Infantry.
The companies Of the Twelfth Infantry |
which have been in the field in Oregon md
Idaho during the summer in the campaign |
against the 3.nnacks. have been withdrawn
from lie field ami ordered to posts in the
Department Of Arizona.
1t transpires that the lamm that bother
ell Mary SO WAS the llmm the teacher gave
her at school. For the first and undoubt-
eddy the last time
ut made the children Ian. h and play
10 see Il lamnl at school,"
A steam saw and grlst mill. at WORTH
ington, MIMI. is run with twisted hay for
!ilel instead Of coal or wood. this device of
the McnnOnites being found to answer per-
fectly. being much cheaper than any other
fuel. and quite as good for heating pur-
poses.
The now Union Pacific depot building
At Council Bluffs. Iowa, costing 100000.
WAS Opened last Monday for the accom- =.
of the public. Trains on all six
Of the roads centering there receive and
discharge all their passengers in the new
building.
Two young men at Madison. while f
going through pasture to examine some Q
stock. were turned upon by Devon bull, b
Who led them chase Of nearly mile over /
ences and fields. One Of them finally L
swung himself up tree and escaped. Tho, +
,ther was tossed six feet in the air, and s
My escaped with his lite by the fortunate /
rrival OF a COliey dog. which diverted the O
nfii,iate'l animal attention until farmer t.
nd pitchtork appeared. a
On the Midland Railway, England. b
when traveller buys ticket he is given C
ill OF fare, on which he ticks off what he o
would like for dinner or lunch, and at s.
THAT refreslrnent station he would like to .
ave his mesl lie signs his name to and o
he Number Of his ticket to the bill. which "
J tclegraphed on. and when he arrives he
nds table spread for his party. the soup it
n the table and the other courses i'm readi- Il
ess, all at the usual hotel rates. II
The yellow fever was spreading at :,
test accounts. At Chattanooga the :,
'oard of Health had advised the people to =
ave the town TO escape the disease. At :.
lew Orleans the districts so far uninNectcd "
ad been attacked with great violence. and 9.
he destitution is SO great that the Govern J.,
lent had been asked not to stop the sup -,
ly Of rations until the report that aid is q,
OF needed be investigated. The follow :,
~ is the summary Of the fever ravages q,
! the afflicted section: Total cases at New q
rl,.ans, $40; deaths, 2,512; total deaths, =
557. 9,
The prominent citizens Of Memphis g
ave issued the following address to the al
eoplc of the United States and the world hi
large: Your generous contributions
" the relief of the sufferers by yellow
yer in Memphis, especially within the
Isl fey days. and on what we are advised
on The way 10 rs. places us beyond the
ach Of immediate or probable want in
e future. We have enough, not only for HI
,r own reeds, but 10 enable lis to assist
e suffering people of our country and tl.e W
Ilases Of this and adjoining States. With vs.
arts overlooking with gratitude for your OF
4 and sympathy, and prayers for your DIR
elfaie, We are Yourgrsteful sery'ts, etc. " Ia
The Old WING Rose.