The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-07
Gen. Sherman Makes his
Final Report and.Lit-
tie Phil" takes
His Place.
Gen. Haupt Resigns his Posi-
tion Because of. his Inabi-
lity or Unwillingness
to Comply with
Orders From
the East.
HOW THE ALMOND-EYED
HEATHEN is STILL
BROUGHT TO THIS
COUNTRY.
a-t
FIVE HUNDRED MAD NEGROES IN
TEXAS OVER THE. RECENT IN
TYON OF THE
CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
And Other Fresh and Reliable
News for the Readers OF
the Daily Chronicle.


the Daily Chronicle.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Oct 3l.-A Brai
nerd (Minn.) special to the Tribune
says: This evening 46O employers ir
the Northern Pacific shops were dis
charged, on telegraphic orders from New
York.
SAN Francisco, Cal, Oct. 3l.-The
bulletin says: A regular system OF
fraudulent brokerage has been estab.
lished in Canton to furnish Chinese
"traders' certificates" from $40 to S5(
each, the cost to depend on the standing
Of the applicants friends who vouch fol
him. Applicants are not brought in con,
tact with the Chinese officials.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 3l.-The cor
incident to the retirement
Of Gen. Sherman from active command
Of the army is as ftllows:
Headquarters Army of the United
States, Washington D. C., Oct. S.-To the
Hon. Robert T. Lincoln, Secretary Of
War: Sir-By an act Of congress, ap-
proved July Is, 1882, all army officers
are retired On reaching the age of sixty
four years. Ifliving l will attain that
age ON the 9Th dav Of February, 1884.
But as that period of the year is not
suited to changes of officers who have
already been assigned Inappropriate du-
ties in their own branches of the milf
tary services, all my staff should retain
the rank and pay as aides-de-camp until
Feb. s, 1884. By or before the last of
l can complete all official re-
ports, and / believe can surrender the
army to my successor in good shape and
well provided in all respects
and distributed for the best interests of
The country. / am grateful that my
physical and mental strength remains
by years, and am thankful
for the liberal provision made by Con-
zress for my declining years, which will
enable me to respond promptly to any
call the president may make on my mill
tary service or judgment so long as / live.
have the honor to be your obedient
W.T.. SHERMAN.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-To w. I. Sher-
man, Washington. ID. c.: General Sher-
have submitted to the President
your letter of the Sth inst, requesting
that You be relieved of command of the
army on the LIST of November. as a more
time for making those
changes in the military commands which
must follow your retirement from active
service. In sIgnlfying his approval of
your request, the president expresses
his earnest hope that there may yet
be given to you many years of health
and happiness in which to enjoy the
gratitude of your fellow citizens, SO well
earned by your most distinguished pub
lie services. 1t will give me pleasure to
comply with your wishes respectingyour
aides de-camp, and the orderwill be duly
issued. I have the honor to be General,
your most obedient servant.
RoBr T. LINCOLN,
Secretary of War.
LONDON, Oct. 30.-A gentleman was
yesterday by lunatic in car
on suburban railway and beaten IN
The only other occupant OF
the compartment was lady. When the
train arrived at station she gave the
alarm and the lunatic was arrested.
PARIS, Oct. 30.-The Figaro publishes
the report that the governor of the Chi.
nese province of Yum Nan, with l4,0G
troops, has received orders to enter Ton
quin and occupy. Coobang, lSO miles
north of Honoi, the French headquarters
CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-The Drovers' Jour
nal reports:
HoGs-Receipts, 1880; shipments, s.
600 head; market firm and 5@ l0c higher
trade brisk; packing, St.l0@4.45; pack
ing and chipping, S4.60@4.90; light, $4.4s
a,4.9O; skips, $l.75@3.75.
CArrLE-Receipts, 1900 head; ship
ments, 2,29O head; export, S6.6o@7.0o
good to choice shipping, S5.5O@6.30
common to medium, s4.25@5.3O; rang
fair; supply, ss.5o@4.25; Montana, s4.s'
$.56
.SHEEp-Reccipts, 5000 head; shipment
200 head; market dull and l0@20c
lower; inferior to fair, S2.25@3.30: good
s4.25. Special cable advices from Liver
pool denotes higher prices for American
stock.
CHICAGO, Oct.,ss 29.-Gen. Sheridan
leaves this evening for Washington t
assume. command of the army. Ger
Schofeld is expected to arrive here tc
morrow to assume the duties of his ne,
position.
BISMARCK, Dak., Oct, 29.-The partie
accused of stealing Miss Teller's trunk
and diamonds were arraigned for exam
ination to-day. Staples, McGraw Adam
and Lottie Adsit, alias Scar-Face Charlie
waived the examination and were hel
to await the action of the grand jur,
Staples bonds were placed at $4,000, an
the others at 81 900 each, and all gay
bonds excepting McGraw, who wa
committed to Jail.
CHICAGO, Oct. s0.-The chemist e,
gagged by the. coroner of Logan county I
analyze the stains on the buggy whi
and lines owned by Orrin A. Carpente
Of Lincoln, now under arrest in the Zol
Burns case, completed the chemical te
this morning, and reports that he fint
no trace of blood.
TRENTON, N. j., Oct. 3O.-Charles
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