Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-07-31

WAS twenty 1.-Two years dSO.
Three men were recently killed nea
Huntington, Pa, by the premature dis
charge of blast in quarry.
Chandler says the story that he regard
himself a candidate for the presidency
too ridiculous to laugh at, even.
New York, July 23.-Thc episcopa
order Of the Sisters of st. Mary will sen,
nurses to their Memphis branch.
"A mysterious disease has attacked tn
sheep in Alexander valley. Sonoma county
Cal, proving fatal in all instances.
San Francisco, July 22.-John Prot
fatt, prominent lawyer and author o
several legal works. died here to-day, aget
80.
Atlanta, July 2l.-Joseph Standing, .
Mormon preacher, was shot and killed by
4 mob of ten meE in CatOosa county to
day.
North Adams, Mass, July OR. G
Walden, ex-Tax Collector, charged with
embezzlins 100000, has given $4,000
bail.
In general engagement with the Zu.
lus on the 23d inst, the Z,l,,s, numbering
10000, were routed with a loss of nearly
1000.
The Attorney-G General at Washington
decides that Capt. Eads is entitled to $780,
COO for the twenty-siX foot channel at the
passes.
Sporting men in Reno have decided to
close their gaines on Sunday evenings, in
order that they themselves may attend
church.
Philadelphia. July 22.-Wool is quiet
and steady. Colorado, washed, ls@25 !;
unwaslied. 110l9; extra and merino,
pulled, 3-@37; No. and super, 3i@36.
There are about twenty Congressional
committees who will go jnnkeling with
their sisters and their cousins and their
aunts" during the summer ut the public
expense.
1t is estimated that six countries in
Europe will this year be compelled to buy
800, 0O0, 600 bushels of wheat. and that Eng
land and France will need three fourths of
this quantity.
Louisville, Jun 23.-rhe health officer
discovered two cases Of fever in this CITY
this afternoon. both of Which were brought
from Memphis. There are no cases of To-
cal origin in the city.
-Owcnton, Ky. July 23.-The jury in
the Buford case. after being out eighteen
hours. brought in Il verdict Of murder in
the first degree. and fixed the punishment
at penitentiary for life.
Secretary Evarts will have commission
prs appointed to other governments at once
looking to international reconciliation of
silver, an appropriation for that purpose
having passed the last Congress.
The Bunkerville, Nevada, School Cen
sus Marshal sent in his returns to the eff
Fcct that Geo. w. Lee was the father of
nineteen boys and twelve girls, between
the ages Of six and eighteen years.
-Constantinople, July 22.--The British
md French Ambassadors have refused to
their notes demanding the resto.
alton of all the powers of the khediye, in
Guiding the right to make treaties.
Saratoga, July 23.-The thrsc-quarter
nile dash was won by Contessa, Corella
ID, Dan McClinch 81. Time, 1:2i4. The
nile and quarter dash was won by Char
lie Gorham, Mamie II. 2.I, Simeon Sd.
Time, 2:lG5.
Between 200 and 800 railroad laborers
Employed as warehouse men and freight
handlers at the yards in East st. Louis,
truck on the 2lstior IN increase Of wages.
they have been receiving 81 per day. and
emand Sl.25.
The President of the Connecticut Cut
cry Company has invaded Sheffield, the
ome of the edge-tool trade in England,
nd has engaged 100 of its best workmen
o come with their families to his factory
4 Connecticut.
AT Decatur, Illinois, July 2lst, Mrs.
'hinehart, in attempting ito rescue Eer
anghter, Miss Heniker, from the Sane,.
ION river, went down with her, and both
'ere drowned. Unrequited love was what
lied the young girl.
r. c. Pale, of st. Louis, has paid his
ne of $1,000. imposed upon him by the :
GARD of Review at its recent meeting. and
as been restored to full. privileges on all
re grounds governed by the National
rotting Association.
The Nova Scotian ship Samuel Ber-
lrd, Captain Burns, which left New York
Inc 9th for Antwerp, has been lost on
e banks OF Belgian. Capt. Burns, the
lot and FIVE men were drowned. The
rvivors have landed here.
July 2l.-The disturbances
Rumpa district, Madras presidency.
ainst the tax OF palm trees, has assumed
e torn of open rebellion. Offour CON-
MES of Sepoys there four months ago,
ly four men remain effective.
The New Hampshire sheriff whose du-
it was to hang the murderer Buzzell,
lursday, was one Of his old school,nates.
, went into the condemned mans cell.
} other day. and was recognized BY his
'mer playmate. They clasped hands ami
rst into tears.
The first great storm of the season de-
Dyed three thousand acres Of grain in
atonwan county, Minnesota, alone. A
[p six miles wide was swept almost
an Of everything in the crop line. Hail
mes as large as tea-cups bes. down the
in, and in many instances killed young
ok.
The Boston Commercial Club enter
ned Secretary Sherman ON the 9and inst.
er being introduced by Mr.. Chandler