Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-19
NEWS ITEMS.

| White horses only are now used 81 inc
! funerals of children OF young marr'eo
people in Paris.
The monument to Shakespeare at STRAIT
ford-on.Avon is to he in the form III
msiestic theatre, devoted TO the m"oe'
drama AMI the education OF promising
young actors.
The Canadian parliament has recon-
| ven.d.
The Legislatures OF Missouri and ILL.,
nOis are in session.
Eph Horn, the celebrated negro min
s,rel, died in New York recently.
Mrs. General Lander has made an un-
eouivocsl success at the Boston theatre
as Hester Prynne, in the dramatiz"tion ut
Hawrhrone's ..Scarlet Letter." made by
herself aud the Count De Najac.
Another complication has arisen regard
ing the will of the latr A. I. Stewart,
which people supposed was settled. This
time the papers come directly from Ire
land. and the claimants set forth. in afti-
davis attached thereto. That they are first
cousins TO the late Stewart. The papers
are in the hands OF s.. ]. Knreland &
Carter, and have not yet be-" fl'e'' IN
court. They have no connection what
ever with the claims ct the Baileys of
Brooklyn. although the same branch of
the late Stewart family is represented.
The Military Academy Appropriation
bill passed the House Of Representatives
without amendment. 1t appmpr'aies
$685.. 1OO, $3.50 900 less than the estimates,
and So ,0iO less than last year.
The libel suit of Rev. Stuart Robinson
against Mckee, Fishback Il Houser, pro-
pretors Of the old st. Louis Democrat,
closed to-day. defendants c"nfesslDg
judgment in the sum OF 5000. aud az rec
10 pay all the costs Of the suit. including
the attorneys fees of the plaintiff. The
original damages asked was S5O. 900
All meeting Of the Walnut Street
Presbyterian Church, Of 81. Louis. Rev.
DR.. Brook. Pastor, a proposition to sever
their come ctiOn with the Southern Gen
eral Assembly of the Presty terrain Lhurch
Of the. United States. Was carried by
vote of 1911 10 2i.
Sam Sing, a celestial nai,ob of EIko,
California, is about planting colony of
Chinese in Chicago. starting with IS ard
having $50 others awaiting his order. Cal
ifornla papers indulge IN fervent hopes
that the Chinese will become so enamored
OF the new Climate as 10 relieve the Pacific
shores of their presence.
Vice-President Ferry is The man who is
interviewed these days.
The Indian ponies. in the Government
auction sal"at lankton. sold for S. to s1S.
Some one says it takes grit to run
newspaper. Lit him try it on tha, theory
and sec how soon he will play out.
Sixteen editors were recently imprison-
I'd in japan for lying. The people of the
United States are to be congratulated that
such dangerous characters are not found
n this country.
s. F. Cary. the defeateG 1--WE believe) |
for vice President, is announced
or lecture on hard time. The man
FEVER will learn anything. The people
ire ~ familiar with the subject of hard
lines as they care to be.
In letter TO u friend ~ Buffalo, Senator
;onkllng, speaking OF the newspaper re-
'ort that he is ''ahou, joining the Demo.
ratic rarty.' and that he has made up
Us mind 10 resign and retire. says:
should these 'hiDgs occur, they will be
ran>posed IN their order, and the first
AIMED VIII come long after the o1h.r.'