Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-06-12

telegram from Gen. Howard confirms til,
; report that two men have been killed b,
the Sheep-Eater Indians on the south fork
; of the Salmon river. Troops have bee,
sent after the murderers.
BY the explosion of boiler at Bryan.
brick yard, at Freedom. on the 9TH inst.
John Bryan and Frank Matheny were in
stantly killed, John. Powell and Franz
Bryan fatally and n. Griiexern and Jos
McDermott seriously injured. Low water
caused the accident.
Northern Kansas and Southern Nc
braska were visited by terrible storm OF
wind and rain on the 30th ut. The town
of Irving was nearly destroyed. About
forty buildings were demolished, and fif
teen persons killed and thirty to forty
wounded.
A Chicago dispatch of the 3lst ult.
says: Gcnl Grant will leave Japan about
the last Of the present month. arrive in San
Francisco not far from the lst of August,
and that the General will spend some time
about Oregon and, perhaps, extend his
tour to Mexico.
! The business outlook in most OF the
cities. East and West. continues encouras
ING. Tie yolu ne OF legitimate business Is
larger by nearly one quarter during May
20 than during the corresponding moh!h
oflas year. The increase, too, appears III
almost all the cities.
--latest advices from those portions OF
Kansas visited by the cyclone on the sun
nit. report no less than forty persons Kill
ed aud seventy to eighty wounded. al
the latter very seriously. Keller col''.,'-
fees are doing all in their power to pro'iue
for the relief of the sufferers. !
General Shields, late L. ;. senator F,
from Missouri, died suddenly at Allentown 9
on the evening of the LIST inst. lie lecf''red /
in the town four days previous to his death 4
and appeared to be in usual health. lie r.
WAS taken i'll about 10 p. m. and in thirty
minutes he expired sitting in his chair, re- r,
naming conscious to the last. Il
-J,cob Strahlcr was on the 3rd inst. ar a,
ested at Dayton. Ohio. charged win nav IL
mo- been an accompiice in robbing the Ma h
;nrol Exchange Bank Of Denver on the o,
o,b ot Nav, lie was placed in Jail. but n.
by Means OF file, furnished him 60
his vie. in making his escape. i,
Washington, June 4.-Off;cial an e,
is made Of the acquittal of N
,ptain Charles Bendixe, tried by court oil
atrial at Vancouver, Washington Terri at
ry. in April last, on charge ofconduct he
becoming an officer and gentleman. ar
In the Pennsylvania Legislature reso- Sc
lion for the expulsion of Geo. +. Smith. o'
charge Of corrupt practices. was de-
ted by 50 to .9-not the necessary two "t
rds. Immediately after the adjourn re-
mt an alteration took place between or
representatives. Sherwood and Bowman. IA
e former struck the latter on the head err
tn cane Bowman made no resistance. :
Washington, June 4.-The delegates -. my
the National Typographical Union and :,
urge number of resident printers were an,
eived by President Hayes in the Execu- ;,o
. Mansion this morning. The President ne
he was pleased to see them. and ex- 49,
ssed regret that pressing business pre- ~,
ted him making closer acquaintance. mo
Official reports from Cashmere say it fac
impossible to eNaggerate the distress the bro
ire is c;lnsing there. The Maharajah the
his province, at the urgent request of gla
Viceroy of India, is proceeding to Ser yer
lgur TO superintend the organization of ed
eff. Three thousand, five hundred tons
rain are in transit to the valley OF c. n De-
e. rail
Wilmington. (Del.) June AS Mrs. city
nora Lacy was driving from here to her eau
ne in Chester county, Pennsylvania, last van
ming, the contents of the carriage-cot- ho'
and straw-were jgnited by match. !ali
in an instant the whole interior of the lhal
icle was in a blaze. The horse got oe
htened and ran away, and before it eht
stopped Mrs. Lacy was literally roast ere.
live. and