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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-06-05
Public Sale or RSNI Estate.

By authority Of the Comptroller OF the Cur
rency, on Saturday, June Ill., 1879, will efler
to tho. highest and best bidder, the property
known a. the Bozeman Bank Building with
Lot. together with the Bank Fixtures, Safes,
Desks, Furniture, &C., &c.
Terms Cash, or approved paper of 30 and GO
days.
In the meantime, private negotiations will be
considered for u portion, or the whole, Of this
property.
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids
LESTER s. WILSON,
q Receiver First Nat. Bank.
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MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

Fire.
FoRT FAIRFIELD, July 80. The house and
barn of Alonzo Mcclure of Presque Isle was
a defective chimney. Part of the furniture
was saved. Loss about 5000, insured for
$3.50.
Accident.
STOCKTON, July 80. The barge and tow
boat with excursionsts from Brewer, went
ashore on TT. Point ledge, in the fog Wed
nesday morning. The passengers were ia
ken off by the steamer Houghton.
Launched.
BATH, July 30. The bark rugged whaling
steamer Mary and Helen, 42I tons, was laun-
ched by Goss, Sawy or and Packard, at Bath
Wednesday, She is owned by the builders
and Capt. VIM, Lewis, New Bedford, Mhence
She sails.
Political.
GARDINER. July 30 The republican raj
ly at Gardiner, Tuesday evening, was adj
dressed by Hon. Daniel +. Davis and Hon.
T. Is. Reed. A large and enthusiastic audi
ence was present.
Temperance Meeting.
BuRNHAM July 80. A large and sue
cessful temperance meeting was held at
Winthrop grove under the auspices of the
Good Templars. Music by quartette and
Winthrop and Corinna bands. Speeches by
A. J. Chase, Rev. ID. w. Lalachcur, G.. II.
Barry, Mrs. c. V. Crossman, C. A. Farwell,
Rev. John Allen, NJ. =. Hatch, b. S. Kelley,
Rev. Thomas Fyrie and others.
Political.
The republicans of Bath opened the cam
paign this evening with very large meeting
at Columbian hall, which was addressed by
Hon. ID. +. Davis, Hon. Eugene Hale and
Bath gentlemen who very forcibly presented
the issues of the day. Mr. Davis made a
very favorable impression upon the large au-
dence by the very cordial manner in which
he treated the financial question and national
issues. Very many republican greenbackers
of last year have openly declared their in
tention to vote with the republican party this
fall. Prospects in the lower kennebec valley
are very promising.
Death.
BANGOR, July 30 Willis Merrill, Is
years old, whose leg was crushed in his
fathers mill in VIM, Monday, died Tuesday.
The limb was found diseased and was ampu-
tated, but the patient died while coming out
of the influence ST ether.
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LABOR TROUBLE.

FALL RIVER, July 80. In the District
court, this afternoon, Hugh Knowles, Henry
Whitaker and jeremiah Delaney were each
adjudged probably guilty of intimidation by
threats of spinners at Sade and Wampanoag
mills. f.. l.. Barney, Esq, New Bedford,
acted as counsel for defendants. These cases
are the first that have been tried, and the
court room was crowded throughout the en-
tire day.
Another outrageous assault occurred at
Weetemoe mill, tonight. just as the help
were coming out from work, after shutting
down of the mill, one of the working spin
ners was met by striker, who asked the
spinner if he was not going tostop working.
The spinner answered "No," when the rough
struck him in the face, knocking him to the
ground.
Chief Wade Of the State Police arrived
this afternoon with ten policemen.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, July 80. The Senatorial commit
tee on Ferry's bill, remodeiing the superior
council of education, has been nominated
Seven of the nine members favor the bill,
which is almost certain to pass before the re-
cess.
| The committee for the erection of chap
el in honor of the late Prince have issued a
call on the nation for aid.
1t Is stated there is every probability
should fine weather continue, that farmers
will able to make up in great meas
ure for previous losses.
LoNDoS July 30. In the Commons. gov
ernment introduced bill enabling banks to
limit liabilities of shareholders to twice the
amount of their paid up capital. 1t applies
to Scotland and ireland as well as England
Objections of Scotch members were appeased
and the bill was read a second time.
The British admiralty ordered all Indian
loops ships in readiness for six months SER
vice for bringing home troops from Africa.
Gladstone publishes an extended indict-
ment on governments policy.
American barque, Bolivia, Martin, from
Old Calabar, was burned at sea on the 4th of
July. Seven of the crew was landed at
Liverpool. u
WILLIAMsHAvEN, July 30. cannon of
"a centimeters calabre burst on the German
gunboat Renown, to-day, killing three and
woundng II. rftfrtt
ROME, July 30. 1t is stated that Cardinal
Leeechowski has asked the emperor of Ger
many to allow him to return to See of Posen.
VERSAILLES, July 80. The Senate refer
red the bill for the demolition of Tuileres to
special committee.
BERLIN, July 80 The North German Ga
Zette, in an article on the Rouman;a question
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YELLOW FEVER.
The Disease at New Orleans.

MENrfns, duly 30. Four new eases O
yellow fever are reported this morning. n,
deaths at'noon. w. w. Corcoran, a Wash
ington banker, sent So. 600 for removal of tn,
destitute from the city. OF the sick, ar,
reported in critical condition. Weather
settled.
Eight new cases this afternoon. 3 colored
No deaths from fever. Several cases fever
are reported outside the corporate limits, anc
are not included in official reports. Tn,
! Towards have IS nurses on duty s. A.
Hatcher and Brooks Wilson, telegraph oper.
ators, are reported dying tonight. A daugh-
ter of Chief of Police Athy is sick with fe-
yer at Raleigh, Tenn, and in critical con-
dition. About POO people at Camp Marks.
Weather clear and pleasant.
Samuel A. Hatcher died tonight. James
Hester, last member of n family of seven.
two of whom are dead, was Frustrated this
afternoon.
John B. Easton was stricken with fever
tonight. This case. together with his wife
and two daughters, makes an entire family
Frustrated.
New YORK, July 80. One Methodist and
two each of Presbyterian, Episcopal and Bap-
fist ministers remain at Memphis. Knights
of Honor there have organized a relief com
mttce.
Nearly half the white families have left
Brownville, Tenn, through fear that the fe-
yer would reach them from Memphis. Bust
ness is totally suspended groceries being the
exception, groccrs being out of stock and can
get no more. In consequence, deal of suf-
fering is anticipated. The only means of
communication is by telegraph. No mails
since Saturday.
At mass meeting, resolutions were adopt
ed protesting against the Kentucky State
Board of Health establishing quarantine
hospital at Guthrie, and asserting it would be
resisted with extreme measures.
Pickets on all roads leading from Memphis
to Jackson, Tenn, have been established, to
enforce quarantine.
New ORLEANS, July 80. Two suspicious
cases were reported to the Board of Health,
to-day, making total of five cases. No
deaths.
No new cases to-day. Total cases to date,
). One death.
KEY WEST, July so. There is not nor has
there been case of yellow fever on this
island this season.
PHILApELrHIA, July 80. Crew of brig
Shasta, admitted to quarantine hospital July
l7th, suffering from yellow fever, were dis
charged to-day.
HAVANA, July 80 Deaths during week
ending July 18th, from yellow fever, were
H.
ST.. LouIs. July 80. A colored man died
last night, supposed of yellow fever.
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Fired Upon.

BosToN, July 80. At Newton, early yes
terday afternoon, policeman Baker attemp-
ted to stop two young men named Davis and
Connel, who were driving rapidly and Great
ing disturbance. The latter fired at Baker
inflcting probably fatal wound. Another
officer was fred at, but not hurt. Both jail
ed in default of $4,000, 1t is claimed he
mistook the policeman for highwayman.
Jailed.
Pillsbury. the Lawrence defaulter, gave
himself up to the national bank commissions
ers this evening and was placed in Charles
Street Jail in default of S25, 900 for examina-
ton Monday.
DefalcatIOn.
LAWRENCE, July 80. Cashier Prescott G.
Pillbury of the Lawrence National Bank,
confesses he is defaulter of S64 900 by spec.
ulation with the bank funds. He gave up
stocks worth 100000, and the directors
promised to secure him for the balance of the
deficit, so sto ok holders and depositors lose
nothing. The bondsmen are responsible
parties.
Arrested.
TAUNTON, July 80 Henry McFay of New
Bedford, was arrested at NJ yrrick's grove to-
day, for keep ing liquor with intent to sell,
and was brought to this city.
Body FOnnd.
Another body was picked up in the harbor
to-day supposed to be that of Saml. Farrell
a Cincinnati Journalist, who was lost in the
storm Of the 18th. This is the twenty third
or fourth person known to have been killed
by that storm
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NEW YORK.



New YoR.-, July 80. John Jenkins, sub.
marine diver, was drowned to-day, by burst
ing of an air pipe, F
Grand Army.
At meeting of the Grand Army of the
State. at Ithaca, Yesterday, Gen. Mcteuade,
commander. delivered an address claiming
the organization was non-po liiical. reso-
luton was passed requesting the Senate to
reinstate the doorkccper of the United States
Senate.
Good Score. t~
At Brighton range, yesterday, Il. f. Lewis
scored - out of possible 30, at 200 yards,
the best yet.
Thief Punished.
Police traced the thief shot by Capt. Somes
to st. Francis hospital. He is well known to
police as Bum" Moran. He received Sc
we're wounds in the hands, knees and face
and will lose his leg. His companions are
identified
No Pardon.
The President declines to pardon Bennett,
author of Cupids Yokes.
English Mission.
1t is understood no successor will be APP
pointed to Minister Welsh until after vaca-
ton and consultation with the Cabinet nv the
President.
Rumor. o.
1t was rumored this afternoon around City
Hall that a deficiency existed in accounts of
the police department.
Deficiency.
The Commissioners of Accounts have been
for some time investigating the books of va
rious city departments, and to-day Commits
sioner Sherman handed in report to the
mayor of examination of the books of the
police department. 1t is said the report
showed a deficiency in the equipment ac-
count of about $4,000. City officers are very
reticent on the matter.
The Paper Makers.
SARATOGA, July 80. The second annual
convention Of the Paper Makers Association
of America assembled to-day, about 40 man.
ufacturers being present. Reports from DIFF
ferent divisions. though imperfect and infor-
NAL, showed this years trade will prove
greater in volume (though lower prices pre-
vail than any since the panic of 1873.
Arrested.
4 special officer of the New York Society
for prevention of Cruelty TO Children, ar
rested the three Siegrist children, aged o. IL
and IL, performing in circns here; also
the Lington brothers, gymnasts.
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L.)iro.

In BiddcfOrd, July y. Sarah, wife of Abe Berry,
aged59 years, months and 20 DAYS.
In Methuen, Mass, July ~, Mrs. Ellen Louisa,
wife OF Albert = Bracket, and daughter of Alexan
der IL. Rowe, formerly Of Portland. -
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For number of months the occupants of
Lancey Block, the tenement building on
Bridge street. have paid no rent, as there was
question of law as to the real ownership of
the property. The consequence was that the
place orerran with tenants, aud some of them
of rather poor quality. Complaint having
been made to the city authorities that TIE
block was bccomc a disordcrly and uncleanly
nuisance, they took the matter in charge and
ordered the disorderly occupants out. The
commands of the authorities have been
ob,ved
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BASE BALL.

At 4Brockton, Mass. Brocktons ),
Worcesters &.
At Syracuse, New York-Providence 8,
Stars ..
At Wcsttield, sachnsetts-Holyokes 80,
Firemen /.
At Cincinnati, o. Cincinnatis, 8, Bufia-
los 7.
At Troy, New York-Bostons s, Troy
Citys 0.
At Chicago, Illinois-Chcagos I, Cleve-
lands 6. Ten innings.
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.

CoSsrANTINoPLE, July 80. Prince Alex
ander of Bulgaria telegraphed the Porte that
Turkish troops violated Bulgarian territory
near Dubnitsa, and the Bashi Bazouks were
pillaging and assassinating. The Prince de-
mands their recall .....
At the cabinet council, last night, it was re-
solved to adopt the notifications demanded
by the British and French ambassadors to
Turkey in firman of investiture of Tewfik
Pasha as Khcdive of Egypt. This restores
to the Khedive all privileges enjoyed by Ish-
mail Pasha under firman in 1873. without
! restoration of RICH: to conclude treaties.
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
Investigations.

CINCINNATI, July 30. In the Congressional
committee investigations the President of the
Hamilton county executive committee test-
fled as to disposition of campaign funds.
james Pagan, democrat testified he re-
ccived money from Buttcrworth for election
work done Saw Butterworth give money to
several men. Saw five men, who said they
had republican tickets, vote in the 9TH ward
and afterwards three of them voted in other
precincts in the same ward. Witness would
vote for either side, if paid. Admitted max
ing number of false statements, but tie
above were true.
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OHIO.
Severe Storm.

WOOSTER, July 30 4 terrific rain storm
burst upon this city, last evening, the water
coming in food, submerging streets and
rising waist deep in number of houses in
the lower part of the town. The inmates of
some houses were removed by ladders. The
water flooded the gas house five feet. Cows
and smaller animals were carried away. Tel
egraph lines and railroad tracks were washed
away.
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birthday Of Rev. DIR. Pond Of Ban gor.

Monday WAS the eighty eighth birthday of
the Rev. Enoch Pond, -. d.. of the Bangor
Seminary. pr. Pond was born in Wrent-
ham. Mass, July Goth 1871 He graduated
from Brown University in the year 1873, and
then studied theology with the celebrated Rev.
DR.. Emmo,,s Of Franklin, Mass. In 1892 he
became associated with the Bangor Thcologi-
cal Seminary and from that time to this has
been an active worker for it,. The world
wide notoritty which the institution has at
tanned is in no small measure due to Dr. Pond.
In the fnrtv-seven wears that he has been
connected with the Seminary about five hun
drcd ministers have been sent out from the
institution. DIR. Pond has led very busy life
He has devoted a great deal of time to the
writing Of books. He has written nearly
fifty or sixty volumes which have been pnb-
lishcd His works are upon theological sub
jccs. His most celebrated publication is n
History of Gods Church and Theology The
number of articles witch he has written for
magazines and newspapers is legion. He is
still very vigorous and reads and writes much
OF the time He is always cheerful and pos
scsscs in the very highest degree the respect
of the community.
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UTAH.
Court Matters.

SALT LAKE, July 30. In the case of Com
mon burlington and the Young estate, Brig
ham Young and John Taylor President OF
Mormon church was brought before Judge
Boreman to day for contempt in not turning
property over TO the receiver was ordered
that the executors pay over to the court
Sl24, 900 and that John Taylor pay S290, 900
and the stock illegally received by him, and
that he be imprisoned until paid. Order for
imprisonment was suspended till to- morrow
at ten o'clock.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

large steamer is reported ashore at Ocean
City, Maryland. Wreckers have gone to her
assistance.
There was a decided decline in pork and
lard, Tuesday.
meeting of stockholders of the new
Union mill, Fall River, voted to put in ma
chinery and start the mill at once.
SAN Francisco, July 30. David S. VAN
bold, the celebrated minstrel, is reported al
the point of death.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Shin Ashore.

VICTORIA, July 30. Indians from Bar
clay Sound on the west coast of Vancouver
Island report that last Sunday a ship in bal
last went ashore during a heavy fog near
Pachena bay and was total wreck. Name
not ascertained. When the Indians left, the
crew were engaged in saving everything
movable and no loss of life has as yet been
repOrted
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the Directors Of the Village School Dis
trict having advertised fer proposals for re-
Grove streets, number of bids were re-
ccived by them for doing the required work,
but as the offer of John p. Wyman was the
lowest it was accepted. The amount of the
outlay does not much exceed 5000. The re-
pairing, which has already hegun, consists in
laying new floors. in work upon the ceiling,
and in Improving the ventilation. These
school houses will also be furnished with new
patent desks
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NEW HAN PSHIRE.
Sad Accid ent.

MANCHESTER, July 80. Tim Quinn, aged
As, fell from third story window, during the
night, and was fatally hurt.
AbscOaded.
KEESE, July 80. Gustavus F. Kimball
tax collector of Nelson, has absconded, and
the selectmen are investigating his accounts.
Officers are searching for him.
Personal.
Plymouth, July 3d. Senator Blair left
town this morning, to attend sittings of the
subcommittee on election frauds, which
meets in New York, Friday.
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Death ofAIfred veazie, Esq, OF Bangor.

Alfred Veazie Esq, of Bangor died sud-
denly Monday night, at his summer residence
at Bar Ilarbor, of apoplexy. Mr.. Veazie
was the only son of Mr.. John w. Veazie and
the grandson of the late Gen. Samuel Vcazie
His sister is the wife of Judge Forsyth of
Mass. He married Eta H., daughter of Gen.
John l.. IIodsdon of Bangor. He leaves two
children, Alice and Alfred. The former is a
young lady but the son is quite young.
The deceased studied law in the office of
Rowe 4 Bartlett. On August Z. 1860, he
was admitted to the Penobscot Bar. He
practised law in Bangor from 1860 to 1868.
Upon the death of Gen. Veazie in 1868 the
deceased was elected president Of the Veazie
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ENTUCKY.
Fatal Accident.

LOUISVILLE, July 30. Two young sons of
DIR. A. r. Boyd being i'll, their father gave
them poison, accidentally, and both died.
Murder.
desperate fight occurred between John
Cole and Barnet Gordon, to-day, and Cole
was killed by having a knife plunged into his
throat
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INDIANA.
Sad Affair.

ISntAsAro.:s, July 80 A shooting ARRAY
occurred at the farm of Lucas Covert, near
Columbus, at the breakfast table, this morn
ing, between his sons Henry and Aleck. in
which Henry was killed and Aleck MORALLY
wounded
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ARKANSAS.


LITTLE Rock, July 30. The body of Ed
ward T. Oakley of Pine Bluff was found in
the river, Sunday. His death is mystery.
He was on visit to sick daughter here.
He an officer under Admiral Porter and
was wealthy.
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New York Stock Market.
Boston Stock List.
California Mining stocks,

SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.
The following are the closing official prices of min
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PENNSYLVANIA.


WILKEsBARRE, July 80. Dennis z. Can
ming, prominent Molly Mcguire, is pardon
ed by the Governor, he having furnished I'M
portant information.
Coal.
Coal operators want to raise the price of
coal, and propose to suspend operations in
Lehigh and Schuylkill regions.
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Augusta, July rs, isss.
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Copartnership Notice.

The undersigned have this day formed u copart-
nership under the firm name of Williamson, Ward
& Cogan, for the purpose of carrying a hardware
plumbing, stove and agricultural business the old
stand > heretofore. q. WILLIAMSON.
A. d. WARD
JOHN II. COGAN.
Augusta July Is, issY. july29t3t
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Yesterday afternoon there was conference
between Aldermen Quinby and Townsend. a
committee of the City Council, and other
members of the city government, with ex-Gov
Williams. Hon. ID. A. Cony, Joseph II.
Manley, Esq, and VIM. r. Smith, Esq,
a committee from the board of trustees of
the Cony Female Academy. And it
is understood that the trustees made
the proposition, that in case the Village Dis
trict discontinued the high school, to erect
a commodious brick building, keep it in
repair and tender its use to the city forever,
in 1t a free high school for the whole city
This matter will come before the Board of
Aldermen, at their next meeting, on Friday
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Within the last twenty -four hours a list Of
twenty four names has been added to the rolls
of the Davis Corporals, a majority of them
being old, substantial citizens from 20 to 80
wears old and over.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
Personal.

ST. JONI, July 80. Vigorous prepara-
tons are being made by citizens to receive
the vice regal and party this eve.
Weather.
| The weather is reported to have been very
foggy for the past few days.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

The partnership heretofore existing under the
firm name of Williamson & Greenwood, proprietors
of a hardware, stove and agricultural business in
this city, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Al bills due TO from said firm will be settled BY
either Williamson or Greenwood, at their former
place of business. q. WILLIAMSON.
CHAS. GREENWOOD.
Augusta. July 2Sth, 1879.
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New Mrsic.--Dliver Ditson 4 Co. send us
''rhe Fair Little Maiden" also "Thc Silver
Cup;" two well made songs. one merry, the
other classic. Also beautiful sacred song
by Gugliclmo, "'rhe Shadow Of the Rock"
We find also Polonaisc, one of a set called
"Mignon," for little hands and fingers.
There is also charming transcription by
Dorm, 1.-The Chorister," and lively ''Ilunt-
ing Song for piano BY Forester.
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ILLINOIS,.
shot.

CAIRO, July 80. John Hagan, the County
Counstable was shot to-day by Charles ID.
Arthur and killed. Arthur has been arres-
ted, it is reported. He was ex-chief of the
police.
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DELAWARE.
Marine News.

LEwEs, July 80. The steamship reported
ashore near Ocean City, this afternoon, was
the Elpis, which succeeded in getting of
without assistance and has proceeded on her
way.
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Bank Matters.

MONTREAL, July 80. Considerable excite
ment here in connection with the stock of the
Consolidated bank, which sold at 10. Bank
has transierredits savings branch to City and
District savings bank, which assumes all liza
bilities.