Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-08-21

Tie Spanish posts in Africa are 10 lie in
creased.
London. August l6.-The death of
/. Mrs. Sartoris daughter Of eX-President
Grant. occurred on the 9Th inst. at the
Warsas:l House. Tychficld. Hampshire.
Her death was Sudden.
y house in Missouri took fire recently
at night. and the first alarm came from an
old shotgun hanging on the wall. 1t got
re,l-hot and doomed away. and the family
had time to save themselves.
Freeman. the Pocasset Adventist. is
still in the same frame of mind as he has
been ever since he killed his daughter.
Mrs Freeman now thinks her husband did
perfectly right. and defends him.
Washington. August Il. VIM. W.
Roach. cashier of the Citizens National
Bank. is lefauiter TO the amount of SEQ
600. His bondsmen pay $4,000 and he
himself turns over lis OWN property to the
bank.
A Catholic priest a. Bellevue slapped
lady parishioner in the face the other day
because she informed him that she had
been obliged TO remain away from church
| for four months on account of young
baby.
1T is now announced on the authority
of an eminent physician that it is not
healthy to rise before eight O'Clock in the
morning. This applies only to men.
Wives. it is said. can rise at seven and
start the fire. as heretofore.
New York. August l6. The Sans
Memphis special says: 1t is safe 10 assume
that the backbone of the fever is broken |
so far as the whites are concerned. owing
10 the exodus to the camps and the disin-
fiction being established and carried out.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany will in few weeks commence tie
placing OF new wire between Omaha and
Ogden. The wire is TO be OF exttaordi-
nary size. over quarter of an inch in di-
ameter. AID vii, weigh 100 pounds to the
mile.
As speculation the Philadelphia Cen
tennial Exhibition was not success. The !
parties who lost money will ask Congress
10 reimburse them ip the sum OF a million
and half dollars. which they claim to
have subscribed as q loan by the general
government.
Some man in Baltimore has discovered
4 new process for making sugar out OF e
corn. This leads the Cincinnati Star to v
remark that '.he will have no monument 7
erected to lis memory. Mankind will nev- Il
er spoil the good whisky in corn tor the "
sake OF 4 little sugar 1
London. August II. The latest letters
from Col. Gordon. Governor-General of
Egypt. dated July l4th, show
that his Lieutenant. Sessi. had conquered
| share of the dealers of Borgerzelle dis
riot. killing eight OF heir leaders in bat
le taking their chief station by assault
capturing a large amount of booty. and
hanging nine of the ringlcadcrs as a warn
ng.
A dispatch from Virginia, New. says
fight took place at Derby & Garhearts Pr
tables between John W. Mackay and Miles
'inlan. Mackay refused Finlan pass to
he Sierra Nevada. and some words follow m
d and blows passed. 1t is claimed that HI
'inlan assaulted Mackay while the latter fo
vas sitting in a chair This Finlan denies. no no
'inlan VOWS he will get up nllss meeting NJ
nd take possession Of the mine by force
III sorts of ruInors were flying about, and -
licGting was talked of. Il
When the news arrived at Pueblo of \
he transfer of the Denver & Rio Grande h
,ailroad into hands of the Santa Fc COM i
any. the old employees OF the road. to the H
lumber Of 200, congregated at Pueblo and Il
eclared that no Santa Fe orders should be i
beyed on that division. They won't let II
lie santa Fe men run on the road. and
i've hacked" their words by some tery
sgraceful Outrages. Trouble is looked
r all along the line.
The New York Herald speaks of
'dy OF ernigrants upon late steamer en-
ute for the Dakota wheat fields to settle. v
ne party had a capital of 800 600 in mon me
,. No one who has not visited this fertile
gion can form correct estimate of its I'm
in re next twenty years. The
owing pictures OF jay Cookies vision f
land will yet prove more than true, spo
d vindicate fully Mr. Cookies wise pre- r
;tions OF the country.
Mrs. Hooper says in her last Paris let
to the Philadelphia Telegraph: MAS
Isaac Bell, Jr., the young nephew of
mes Gordon Bennett, of the New York
raid, is just five days old The day af- II
the young gentleman's advent. his un-
called to see him. and laid on his cradle
United States bonds of $1,000 each. as
hristening gift, or rather a gift of '.joy- Ol
ARRIVAL according to the old medieval NJ
tom at the accession of king
The secretary OF the Boston produce ex-
nge has notified the New York produce {
hange OF the passage Of resolutions de-
ing that the Boston exchange is heart In e
in favor OF the adoption of the GENITAL "he'
tenn in all dealings in grain and other
Giles of produce now commonly sold by W.
bushel, and that, in cooperate On with Book
er commercial organizations. its men, ~, ,oan'
will adopt the GENITAL system in all war;,
+ transactions after October, 1879, as
rs possible under existing State laws. We
The latest plan for improving Wash ED
on is credited to Mr.. Rogers, the pri- Shs
secretary Of the President, which it is At tn
Will make it the most beautiful city in Ing u