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

applied for the Montreal La Crosse
grounds to hold the services.
The Berlin congress recommends
that Turkey and Greece rectify their
frontier by running line from the
Egean Sea to the Adriatic, so as to
give.Greece about One-half Of Thes-
sally and a part of Albania. If they
can't agree, the congress will assist
them in making settlement.
DEE. MONIES, July 10.-John Proc
tor and Hathaway Howe have been
held to appear before the grand jury
of Warren county for the murder of
Miss Koeding. The wife Of Reuben
Proctor. hung by the vigilantes next
day after The murder. testifies she
made the masks worn by the MUIR
derers at Holdings house.
SAN NRACIsCO, July l0.-A Silver
city dispatch says of the recent depre-
dations there by savages. the latter
are moRarchs all they survey. The
area of territory now invested by
them exc braces some 1000 square
miles. combining all natural facilities
for prolonged war. There are hardly
800 people in Canyon City, and less
than one hundred of male adult popu-
latiOn armed. The main street of the
town is within easy rifle range Of sur
rounding eminences which afford nu-
merous points of advantage for the
attacking party, and the whole village
is at the mercy of an inconSiderable
number of sasMages, were they dispOs-
ed to sack it. The terror stricken in
habitants have taken refuge for severa-
days in huge tunnel built for mining
purposes. which affords the only safe
retreat in the place.
In all the engagements that have
occurred these savages out numbered
the whites four to one. Even when
Howard gets up his force will be
wholly inadequate to cope successfully
with the savages.
BosTON. Mass, July Own. Kill
barn. dealer in boots and shoes. 1853
Congress street. was arrested tonight
for obtaining ST 900 under false pre-
lenses from the Howard National
bank.
Never in the history Of American
politics has a movement made such
strides as the Observation-Disclosures move
ment is making in the eastern and
middle states. In Main. New Hamp-
shire, and Massachusetts the work is
particularly lively. New Jersey is
quietly getting ready to poll such Il
vote as will electrity even jersey
itself. And New York is also pushing
well ahead. In Brooklyn five new
Labor organizations came
into being in one week recently; and
everywhere else the most surprising
results are apparent from very little
effort.
MONTREAL. O., July S.-A great
open air demonstration, attended by
about 10000 Irish and French Can
adian Catholics was held in Chabaillez
square tonight, to uphold the stand
taken by Mayor Baudey in reference
to the orange procession. The meet
ing was only called late ii. the evening
when it was known the power was
taken out of his hands. Strong ad
dresses were made in favor Of the
position taken by his worship, and
resolutions in conformity with the
speeches were passed with great en-
thusiasm. The mayors course at
the magistrates meeting was eulo-
giZed and thoroughly endorsed. The
meeting pledges itself to support the
mayor under all circumstances. and
the excitement when the speakers
referred to the Orange procession
waxed into frenzy, 1t was finally ar
ranged to wait the mayors return
from Ottawa tonight, and report of
his mission to the government will
be made at another open air assembly
tomorrow evening. These demon
strationsaugur i'll for the preservation
of peace on the 18th.
DUBUQUE. Ia, July 9.-More deyel-
opements in the murder and suicide
at Independence to-day show that
Shaw was jealous Of Young Tornan.
and it Is said that papers were out for
his arrest to-day for an attack on that
young man or for putting up Strahl
to do it in February last. Important
papers were found on Shaw. as were
two revolvers, one of the same calibre
AS was used on Tornan. There is
great excitement. and strange stories
may be revealed at the inquest.
which occurs tomorrow. The young
man was buried Sunday afternoon, and
the girl Monday afternoon. Immense
crowds attended both funerals.
PORTLAND. Oregon, July s.-A dis
patch received here from y. Il. Sim
not says: The stage on the route
from Canyon City reports the hostiles
strongly fortified twenty-five miles
from Canyon CITY, waiting to give
Howard battle. Towards forces
were expected up to engage the hos
tiles the morning of the 9Th. There
are about 1900 Indians all told, and
there are supposed to be 900 armed.
The following dispatch from Una.
tilla is addressed TO Gov. Chadwick:
I'VE are in great danger here from
the Indians. Our troops that went to
the front from here. fifty strong,
was attacked to-day at Willow Springs.
and from those that got in there must
he over half. if not two-thirds, killed.
OF IhOse who are in, three men are
wounded and these report several
others wounded before they got in.
We have about 800 men and not one
half of them are armed. A hundred
soldiers left here at Or. n. to the re-
lief of our men,"