Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-04-10
REWRITTEN.

Truly Yours, Il. GRISAR u 20.
REWRITTEN.
Coral and diamonds are now all the
fashion in Vienna, since the Empress APP
.peared at the Industrial ball with this COM
,bination for the first time.
Nearly 2,O0O,O o0s cattle, mostly young,
will be driven from Texas north before the
hot weather of August begins. The num-
Der of cattle in a "drive' is generally 5000,
though it is sometimes much larger.
Editor Storey. of the Chicago Times, is
building for himself and his young bride a
fine suburban residence, and surrounding it
with full-grown trees conveyed from lndi-
ana. One red maple thus transplanted is
sixty feet in height, and a whole platform
car was occupied by it on the journey.
"A man in st. Paultook out a life insur-
ance policy for $4,000, n Of the printed
conditions being that the company need pay
nothing if he committed suicide. He be-
came insane, and killed himself. His wild
ow sued for the $1,000 on the ground that,
being driven to self.slaughter by insanity, a
disease, does not constitute a violation Of
the suicide clause, which can be applied to
criminal self-destruction only. The Mime
sofa Supreme Court decides tor the widow.
Mrs. Oliver lost her suit against Ex-Sen
ator Cameron.
"A pig upon the farm Of Mrs. Tuthill,
near Howells, Conn.,, which has been al
lowed to run in a field with cows, has. been
discovered drawing milk from them.
The short supply of milk given by some of
the cattle was thus accounted for.
The doctrine of personal holiness, or
entire freedom from sin, seems to be gain
ing ground in the Methodist Church. In
the Kentucky conference, a few days ago,
the venerable Bishop Scott said: "For ff-
ty-four years I have been a follower OF
Christ, and for over fifty years a professor
OF holiness. l have not only protested it.
but have enjoyed it."
A st. Louis nrgro woman, arranged in
a police court for assaulting her husband,
proved that he had made a miniature coffin
and inscribed it with her name, that being
the voudoo mode of consigning her to the
devil. She argued that such an outrage
justified her in chastising him.
The evening before her departure fol
Ireland, the Empress of Austria attended
the "Industriellen Ball' at. Vienna. The
wives Of three Of the richest Jewish bank
ers in Vienna were the ~patronesses Of the
ball. These were the Frau Wiener vor
Welten, the Baronin KGnigswarter, ane
the Baronin Rothschild, who wore 9f60,00t
worth of diamonds on that occasion. These
three ladies were presented for the frs
time to their Empress, and it is related tina
the Frau Won Welten g%esticulated with I'm
necessary animation, and the. Baronin Koe
nfgswarter sat down as soon as presented
from sheer nervousness. She, however
reeollected herself, and jumped up again a
once. Only the Baroness Rothschild exhib.
tied self-possession and grace while con
vcrsing with the Empress.
Official kilograms published at St. Pc
tersburg from AS trakhan continue to asser
that the plague may be considered to hav
died out in that district, assthere have beer
no deaths or cases of illness due to the epi
demic registered since the 9th OF February
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TERRITORIAL NEWS.
From parties who have recently arrive,
intown from Coulson we learn the follow
ing particulars Of the affair resulting in tn
death of Dave Currier, at Coulson :
~. a. 800 nf Tnr,h GR4h nox