The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-07
NOTES OF NEWS.

flict between the etalwArts and Garfield Ia
inevitable. Unless their demands are ac-
cededto, the stalWarta will make trouble.
They will at any rate teas their theory thai
Garfield is tmid.
c. S. Load a brilliant writer and for sen
years connected with the n. y s4u, will
hereafter manage that paper pice ballard
Smith.
In England the floods have caused the
suspension Of the Derby cotton mills, and
| thrown several hundreds of hands out Of
work.
AT Berlin several members OF Parlia~
ment attended Il monstrous anti-Jewish
meeting, on December 80.
Intense cold and heavy snow falls in the
Eastern and Middle States prevailed du~
ring the closing days Of December. At
Petersburg, Va, the mercury went down
to l6o below. A man was frozen to death
in Ohio. Eastern railroads are blocka~
.led.
A partial eclipse Of the ann was visible La
| New York, Dec. 81.
| Speaker Randall thinks the bill to retire
Grant on full pay az General, will receive
a favorable report.
The King Of Spain on opening the Cham
bers urged the reorganizing and increas~
ing of naval and military forces at the
American and Asiatic stations,
The Washington dispatch says: That
/
Gen. Sherman growing ont OF the Iatter's
demanding either Ord's reesinment or
McDowell's retirement.
December, 28th was the date of seri~
Gus disturbance at soroceo, New Mexico.
The citizens upon the refusal Of the Sheriff
to arrest the murderer Of the editor Of the
Soroceo Sun, captured the Sheriff and foux
others including the murderer. Troops
have been sent to the scene, men armed
themselves in large bodies, women and
children were sent out Of town, and the
situation was very critical. Gov. Rich Ia
doing all in his power TO keep up Law and
order.
Samuel Hirach prominent Milwaukee,
Jew, claims $4,000 damage m sun .o<
slander against Rev. Isaac Aoses q s@oDA
and editor Of paper, Hirsoh W. P0o
, 1;shed by Moses as lying old THIEF.
row among the proprietors will rse@A"
/, y, tho r,,hl;cation OF two ST. Louis Times
S hereafter, one at the Repaotseaa oAAAes @A4~
Q the other at Post Dispatch ONCE.
$ Subscription books for the oo'aas 90, 'as, a's1
e Inoa 7Gationa1 6S5saass as % =
- , geo- Inc books are 60 be kept 0ner, 4are
Il scribecl VAL De snh
Ihe pren1iHrnn OF $3.50, 300 offs.re,R
1t w, u. Telegraph Company, for the inves1t
d ton Of 8 means for sending four messages
e at one time over single line has, It is
T. thought been won. Five New York and
O five Boston operators used one wire and
sent and received 1,l30 messages or forty
g. per hour for each man.
: Major j. i, L. Matat TT the Iudiap
6 Department. savs wi ithout doubt the Apa7
che chief Victoria is dead: he saw
G Victorias suuaw in mourning, her has~
!, cut Il for her dead husband.
i Masked burglars chloroforned sheriH
d Kirby in in St. Louis Oh tho 3Oth. contls~
o ed lis wife and children and committed "a
u wholesale robbery.
In St. Louis, % murders and 81 saicidsH
y occurred during the past year, Is mnrder~
+ era are to ho yet disposed ~f
- VIM. Wait an elninent lawyer aad law
writer, died on the 29th nit. at Iohnstowns
n. Y,
n Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain presi~
& Eah
r. Bright and Gladstone have been threaten
a anonymously if their opposition to coer~
= cion continues,
a The English Cabinet are aevoting tholF
y undivided attention to the Irish situation.
ar December 3Oth, 200 mounted Beers and
tn 100 foot soldiers attempted to capture the
g fort near Potchefstroon. held by 300 so1di-
mt ers, but were repulsed. 1t was deternin-
be ed in counsel Of war to starse the
ne garrison out.
d- On Dec. 30th the President retired
Brig. Gen. Randolph, Inspector Gen.
in Marcy and Col. Jno, B. Barnard Of the
ci- Engineer corps.
no January 18th il set for the the Whittak~
cl- er court martial at West Point. General
te- Miles, Col. Morrow, Lieut.. Colonies Dug
M enbeel, and Brannon, Majors Marshall
ls@ and Summer, and Captians Craig and Gard
'se ner form the court.
aid r., tho rraat billiard match at Paris
re- Vanaux scored 5000 points, leaving Slos'
son with 1855.
NJ. Ritus, aide~de-camp Of the Minister
Of War, has heen authorized BY the French
government to go to Panama and wltnes
the preliminary operations for the CON
: -. struction Of the canal.
auu The Russians not long ago FeeapteSe'
Tho 1000 camels from the Turconans. one
The Boycott relief fund Is now a44' 'tUe
,.., An equal amount has been raised for faF
:,,o, nell's defense. Vs.,
ives 4 correspondent writing from Popla
mas creek Agency, confirms the Helena lHdt
li'a' pendent's report Of the whereabouts OF ol'
'on- ting Bull. His majesty is now near tn
the Agency hunting Buffalo.
o1s'e Trains ON the Potomac, Frslricksbur
-, and Richmond railroad are unable to pre
''ls' ceed. owing to storms and snow. There
~. - great deal Of suffering throughout th
~ State OF MARYLAND, on account Of COLI
- Cattle are freezing. Game has been ples
,o,,, tiful, deer even coming right up to hous
70 of for food.
avail Tennessee, Texas and Georgia has q
about IN equal population. Illinois
ahead of Missouri in the census.
Miss Grover, so says the Saint L4ou
special dispatch t0 the Chicago ITibas
20 ola a,a,.. fnrl khAf she Is fnA mot