Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-11
of the special relief committee l. 0. 0. F.
90 NoYopb;a NNo~o

says: The complete count in the city gives
the following result: The Workingmen
elect the Mayor, Sheriff, Auditor, Treasur-
er, Tax Collector, Public Administrator,
Surveyor, District Attorney, City and Coun-
ty Attorney, Police Judge, one Supervisor,
five members of. the Board Of Education,
and the Railroad Commissioner for the city
district. The Republicans elect the Asses
sor, Recorder, Coroner, County Clerk, SUI
perintendent of Schools, Superintendent of
Streets, eleven Supervisors, seven members
Of the Board of Education and a member of
the State Board of Equalization, and ~re-elect
Congressman Davis. The Superior Judges
elected are mostly on the tickets of all par
ties. Some of the officers are elected by
majorities so small that it is possible the Of
fetal count may result in some changes.
A New York dispatch of the 9th says the
Assistant Treasurer here writes to the
Treasury Department: "There has been
no change in the movement of gold. It still
continues to accumulate in our vaults, whilst
the amount of certificates outstanding re-
mains nearly stationary" There is really
no demand for gold as it is less convenient
than notes to handle.
The petition of Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague
for the appointment of a trustee for her
property came up in the Supreme court
Monday, and Wednesday was assigned Tor
the hearing.
The Indian found guilty of numbering a
China,nan in British Columbia has been
sentenced to be hung on October 18th.
Ex-Minister Welch was given a public re-
ceptioh On Wednesday last.
AT a late hour on the night of the 9Th,
the Western Union Telegraph office at
Quincy, Ill, and one or more buildings adj
joining were burned.
Leonard, son of Nathaniel Monlefer, OF
London, and nephew of the late. Hon. An
thony Rothschild, died on the 9TH inst, of
acute rheumatism.
Official Journal states that King Alfonso
having at Arcachon solicited tie hand of
the A%rchduchess Marie Christine, the EN-
peror has consented, and the Archduchess
most joyfully accepted.
Eighty-four young persons, sentenced to
hard labor and deportation to Siberia for po-
litical ~offenses, have left Moscow under
armed escort.
Baron Isadore Taylor, the well known
author and traveller, is dead.
The steamer Brest, of Glasgow, England,
conveying 100 passengers, Italian, Swiss,
German and French, from Havre to Liver
pool, enroute for New York, went ashore
on the 18th off the Lizard. Five Italians,
one German aud one %Frenchman are miss
ing.
The Iri6une's Washington special says:
Ex-Governor Fenton. now here on bust
ness connected with the bi-metallic commits
sion, says the outlook for the adoption of a
bi-metalic standard is much more promis-
ing than when the commission adjourned.
1t is not improbable that the conference
may be resumed in some form before Con-
gress meets. The report OF the com mission
is ready for distribution.
A Boston dispatch of Sept. 9th, says
The john Ennis 75-mile-go-as-you-please
closed tonight. All the men were in good
condition at the close, with the exception of
O'Connor. who won fourth money, and
who had to be carried from the platform af-
ter the presentation of the prizes. Lacouse
won first money, 5000, and the Ennis medal.
A Washington dispatch of the 9th, saws
Secretary Evarts' decision in the La Alra
Mining Company's case is approved by the
President and promulgated. The secretary
is of the opinion that the share OF INSTALL
ments thus far received from Mexico NAV
properly be paid to the claimants, resery-
ing the question of distribution as to later
installments. The Secretary is of the opin-