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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22
Hns 0Huf;PFefT in 0,nrn;CIr

auOrbiGte, Genu., 81. Ttat. - 0as
Sn1roiller NuttEuftftl beauun beute 4beuo
nit etnem groBeu CONCERT i'm Stubs' Operus
boue." Die Stabt 1T nit 6remoeu auges
filt. 9as SEP mirb bic gan3e GOde btu
burdl bGuPrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22
Iie Gcfakr befeitiot.

9ober, N.sg., 81. gtat. -0ie @eFab>
ren bes gSGlbbraubss in Darlington ftn1
10 3temlit beietttgt. Ser augertdtete Sdla,
ben nir6 auf ca. $4,000 geiddst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22
&tiirnte mhprnm.

Sarnia, Ont, 81. Dfai. - Seit Lester
gfa9t piitbet bier elm beftiser Sturm. @ius
Sarge murbe BON bem Drum auf ben Strane
geporfeu, unb man bsfir9tet, 6a6 bic Be-
manning ertruufen etu miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22
germti6te teleg. 9speI4ea.
aus nem SnGaHse.

q,, SrAiorc ,.rA 0bio bot % npisr1
--ao,,t on S,as..' SnU'A'" '''' 7~7'' 9S'
o., %ar.>, 9 oos - osasr,, ,i,, nm,
SA 2ultVU' A'1 BuV ~ BSi'I'" -" b""0
zoe seS S9nee9'pnpH'
Stl@of Yarfs bat istn SsrIuoSsn 0se SP'
t"'"IS' l'"'pS@t''e* F'''S4t"ls''
Sie ..Gnthnriur osnis s5,beater @eIeQ
- y y ~ s''t - y y ,f,rS1
On s.r,usn srh Ai. mrsEAt.,, ori Sic
- - " l''.o w 50 %+''Sls.it -
''-i'F''s' el'''' VIZ O'Ob'" "''' V"'s'" gums s.
Su Sulem, SnO,, ffnrb qeifsru Der mob
I an"te SoIt,iter 90Faee 0siteed i@ @ItT 0on 90
N'+''"'
Su Seruialeu1, Sd, eri6oR ueleru G
ycipjs bcu .yarl 'o- Sam, raa,for,,Ir crrr I1ioc,
"'loo' "'1'n.
" @0u0erreur &bonl0s y. Setter hdrb
geIeru i'm sitter ucl, 5S Sufr.u 81! llu,cu S=S az
ccg Saginsiudt
Sarba Clifford, Der g26rSer oe8 gaSt.
eG5. rurSs gstsrn in 2]itiosu'-s 5a I'ecnsaugIt.s
O. esz..-.,-.. ... 0,r,,-S.,,.rt. -,
ar3St9st iror iea sss;5 S,'r5 lsitrt 5ct5ss,t n
Pegcu, tul,tse geieru freigelgrobeu
,Sa SalezSltg, 1tiHlt., Hlaqse 8s}Sla e.H
Enses eHepaar, yiGmns 4Eatter, cine Sootio5rt G12
r,'''S 'a,'.a oo,. ''''' "'. ''''' ''''~.'''"
2Ltl D1anher, Hanlcn6 @uton, Sauter
- Gn,se, irurreu seitggu in 2mite, Ga, erHogcet.
%an 1T etu y.0roerH betttts au' ber sur.
On 0n,.5.,, So. L,s-,,,,4, q ,r4.-,. So an
iou. gai6inens 5abri," in Iauato8, G}aii., ia1r6
Sstrn Nahmlttag IN Nlter ron 16 SEhreH
a. ,,., u, q, a. rr,.
sOu SlqaCa, H.aD., Dutoe geNetH 00m /
SiroH tessr omiusni uno 5wIr trc!I l.H sse'o ttJ
Fattu. ~ ~ ''' . "
O., e,,,,ot,,. 10 N tr,4,,z,,,, 81, ,,,,9.
, SH SGiHIu9u1 ~, J'L uat BtFtth UIt pttS'
peipi0hNae r@eHeTGl ANeWgt2 5N1uulsh E'o
pAtpe nom ESltoF Ar NoWWP SroVep aA 31p yo.s
ls.etta mt UeOet sFpnIet'
Or, Ss,. g2Shs nor, T,orbiue gS;r1 r,,urS,
NoI ~ ~ gSugI pon ' -J'uVth'' ~ ~ . .~tI
lygHt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22
Nothing without Labourla
HOREHOUHD&TAB
3ur SeiluHg 0ru
Suf3cu, GrfdltuneeH, Gt9eu.
BsftbWerben unb allen Gal8s,
2uftr6brcnu uEb Guns
8enletNeu, tpel@esur
q @WtnSfuAt
fabren.

2teieS untriigIibe SeiImitteI befis5t aus
osm 9cEtg oes petbcH GuborR. Straudss
tn femtiaer SerbtuOuug nit E5eer Suls
,@,,, ,'...,, oct ans Dem 2ebeu8fufte oss 8aIb.
baumes 8ulInm-&anrs ge'ogrn IUtrb, Chsr
M Gjleads%aliaw.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22
@ebete fur bic p@b6ntg= y arf="
Mlrper.

Sorontc. Ont, 81. Wiai. - Su allen
rontlh ,tatholtideH 9tr6en Der Stabt uurbe
ssnern lnr ben Seelenfriebeu Der geridtetsn
"ysonir' Yart."gtOrber 8rabp nnb Gurlep
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22
Sas Weueffe.

Die letteH Beridte Iiber 6ance's ,uiarrpleu,
seieeteH AuoOrH SDrup Compound SyruD
of Horehound) gebeH lbn ais einen IifereE
unO mirtiameH lRttI Bur 5etluna oaer qun,
gen=AHeftionen, ipie 6uitens, Grfdltuuo, Qi1ftz
r6brenolts9nt5unouug, b6ien Salies Il. /. {.
Dos b6d)ite 9ob. 6Ol' Dir cine ElaIdle fir 25
cents 1no Du ptrit Oamtt sHfrie6en ieiu.
groBes 6lal6e so Gents. gu babeu bel
Set1 .. 9auee, gfr. 108, BeIts BaIti.
moreeSuaBe. (88-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22

sBer Oas gittteG gebraudt bat, Iaat, bas
Hale's Honey of HorehCund and Tar bel
allen getoeu Der GtBmuugsOrgaue humber.
bar AstIiam, nno baB feline g8irtuug stus
nngeD6AnIta ianeue III. Sc cutbalt Mdts,
Rae ben gf0gen il0reu t6nute; auf bat GO
sinsn aHBeroroantIl4 augsueBuRu 9s.
Idlmad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22
glrue sefimmuns fir SOafaaen.

Ser @snsraIpOfmetfer erltsB beute eiue
Sr6re, tuslfe am 1.Sult in araft trstsH iOll
uub iiber bic fir BOrto einbebaIteueu Boits
laden 8sftmmurgsn trifft. Die Orbrs
fiihrt aus: ipenn elm Grtef ober lonftges
BofftId feblenben BortoS pegen ntd1t bef0rz
cert tutrb, 10 ioa ber betreffen0e BOfmeifter
ben abrrfoteu, i'm Safe Der abienber ntht
befaunt iif, In SenutuiB iesen uuO linn au-
betm geben, bas feblsuOe $Orto eiujuienoau,
onmtt bas Boffif Oen Srt ieiuer 8efttR,
muug erreifeu faun. Sf Die A6reiie oes
Abieubsrs auf Dem PORftiife angegeben, 10
erfOlgt bic iofOrttge 3uriidfeuuug al Otes
len. Sad Sem friiberen @eiese giHgen nt4t
geniigenb, reip. gar nidIt frunttrte Sriefe al
bte y Dea6s2etter.O .Oifice," nGbren6 bur9 oa3
neuere Srtsm, tuelde8 uon Dem l. SIIt ou
in 6roft tritt, beteHteuoe GrleidtcruuB &C.
fdafit mtr6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22
gefegrap6i(Ge 9epefGen.
Sic gSirbelffnrme inn UDeffen.

ssrt9ts her "AfiOeiirtenEBree" fIr.Ssm .Gsuti9.u
Gorreippnesnten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22

R8% aIltdgli6 iebeu MIR b 0iels
y er omen nit bortem tur5su 6ulleH berz
ulHgsben, Der nod uuO mad tbre 2ungenfltge
oeriebrt unb, menu Inn nidt gefeufrt miro,
In Sfmtnbiud]t ibergebt. Das bette 0ttttel
Sur 9rbeifubrung Der 6eiluHg If Der gebrauh
bon 6ancc's 3uiammengeisbtem Auooru= On
rup Compound Syrup of Horehound), oas
alte, aber poblbepdhrte peilmutel. ST beIei.
ttgt auf bDien 6als, 6aierteit, 9uftr0brenalf
@ut5inSuuq, Seuhbulen Hno ale ioufiaeu
6ols= uuO gunger-2 lieftioueu. Breis 25 Iu0
80 @egts bic 6lOide. gei Setb @. 6aute.
gtr. l08, gSefsSaltimorefr. ~ babeu (96-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22

8In lt0BCt UQperoaWPTetI OCT D0II47
Qoint" itr0uoete geI ern III bcr S,pstp d Scrre IL
eloLceICr, Nll1. IcrCa amSi-r bate 4IiiI9erc uH
Bcrr frelol icwpgl iUie ee Ui5uuitu't serctet NOR
6gu fiUp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22
Rrou ". s. 0llNlen, BE Eo@ter 0es e6e.
grbrailn &. G9oI66Yrrc, Nm anaeIetener

mGligeH Senotors Sill, iarb Gg,erN n @tGU 4, G Gl
on 6tn &ellCtmser, Wclte &c ii.1 ON ;rcuGg bet'm
SrrpHae Gus iyrem &a8eH, bc,u 4ierb cUr@8tug, 3ga
9esogen tUtte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22
Der sterurpIten.ptp,es.

Der &riultualsertdtsiaal mar bis auf ben
lstten Blat nit Reugisrtsen 9efiQt, als pr.
SngeriOl beute Rorgen ietne 8e6e fir bte
8ertheibiguug in BEN SteerurOntensBr Bro3eB
fOrtieste. 3nerit bslsudtcte er Die 4nsiaSeu
goone's uns taoflta bic 8egierung, metd)e
Sertbetot8er unb @eidmorene nit Sptcnen
nmgets. SIN Setreff Ses befannteu 8eroens
8eleGrammes ans Rems Serieb bebauptete er,
6ab 3ur gtntraguug in beifeu 8rieftaife 3
BletIftfte gebrGndt tpOr6eH ieien uno bic
8egterun9 ruobl aud nod etnen oterten ges
funben bnhen rpiirSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22
Gin crnfrr l3GNprNnrrfoY hpr .GIp

Die tu0ngeltldl lutbertldle 9eHeral S0a
uoce u SpIngrco, SH5., bcIaati9te I'D 3eiterl MI
ncH &HGelepcuseiteH tbrc7 Gerld9shIui--. Gin so
trGuli6gr GTTO!q prybc 1Ub9cb,up- tOu.at.rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22
Gus ber SunSes6GuptitGbt.
Gin neuer SnIunrftsuer'@Ummifidr.

g8afbtngton, 81. Nprtl. - Ser Brd.
iiSsnt ernannts leute Ra9mtttag 9rH. 8als
ter @Uaus bon QOutsDiae, Rp., gum SntauO.
fteuer,@ @ommiiidr an Steue bes prn 9reeu
.. 8ann, Der betanntli6 neuIta feline Res
fiQnation etnreid1te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22
M~ Seoermann, Ser 5 6ance'e dem

EEz5 Secermann, Der y nee Oh N | =
i6eS 6aar ~>2SieberberitellunqSz
gittte gebraudlt, 1T BON Der 3hatiafe iiber.
ferst, oaB es benz 6aare bic uattirli6c Tarbe
pleDergiebt, menn Glter OOer 8rautbeit IS arau
gemoht baben, unO ea Is 6emiel6eu gSeidlbeit
unS @lans uerleibt, 10 mtrb Sober, Der es per-
iudJt, finben, baB es bie 6aut nidlt fdrbt, ions
bern bura GmegHng Ser natiirlibsn ausidei.
oungen an ben 29HrSeln benz Saare neues Sc.
ben, neue Sraft oerlsiht uno 10 Ieine Sarbe uuS
Stride tpieOerbritelt. gs tann 10 oft, nie
Saiier, auf Der Sopfbnut unb NIT qleitler
Siderbeit an9etpanot perSen, 6a es ais Gel
uro nregenbtng8einge grtraften beile6t, unb
OILS 8Oietteuz4rtitel bat cs ieines @Isihen
nidt. @reis 81 bic 5Iaide. gu babea bel
Setb 9. 9ance, Rr. 108, Beits Baltimore
Stro6e. n. B. Dian fra9e mad 6ance's DE
miidem 9aar<Bieberberfsllungs -0iittel uue
nebnle tein anberes (35)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22

N|atp 0eld) aus Roe1lter, Rs2., 1T I'M
ter sic gflag hes Niorbcs inn erieu gylte, beGlUJcn
on Ytarh 4ttIomaru, GeiteIt mcroeU Der PFo,cB
larc I'M SUM ur &ergdnpluH8 i.mmcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22

Bret8- so Gents uuo 81 bic TlaI6;
Sie gr6BteH Elaiden fuO bic biaiaRsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22

3al mann ans ErcGtoU, U DE 90 ~. NAB
renD 81 Rem Gtriud mUutt, .. ... lie oeI ., Ecmlpt
rGnter @Gbu" bel MOru.gue 5u tr.ueu, Don Der yoto
HUtre zines GrpreESH8es ,rfUBt ERo piprt gct1rttt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22

& StHSern getUabreu feline ltuberuSsu
gtgenItaften, meuH bteielbcn an gr6uus
uub aeuaBufeu letOen, gro6cn gRussu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22

Set BOuqptePpte, u. ", ma4ten ltq
Samfag ats1c spst 5armarbctcr, NGmeHs Sogu
Vi ann mn Spbn @AHmS, has 8,r9uuseu, St5iue
uad giutm Grpretugc Der ,,Jlcius9ortg @eutra uuo
SuciOrs& &tretSabn" 81 wafcu. Gints lerer 8,Iri8C
iduie iertmett5rtc DoS 6cniter ltIles @Ggsou1 mn
cte-GGsiplttter brutteu nCm NUtclcrl hes Su1c1
idmcre 8erwuuburq2n int @eithte bel. MiuU uua
gHigfams finn ccrkuftet tpprrCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-22

tB 8et allen QPOtBsternlu
babeu.
The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-02-07
TERRITORY oFMoNTANA, I
County of Gallatin. !
: Cider by The Barrel.

We had the pleasure of meeting our
old time friend, George Huston, at
Kansas City, Missouri, during the holt
DAYS. George was enjoying himself as
only Montanans know how to when they
get back east. By the way George seldom
takes ANYTHING in HIS" but when he
does he wants it regardless of cost, as
witness the following:
He was in some pleasant little village
in Pennsylvania, where the ardent" is
not dispensed. As the coal smoke rather
choked him, he wanted prescription to
wash it down, but, alas, could not find it.
He saw with evident delight a sign,
"cider for SALE" walked in. Give me q
drink of CIDER" said he. Cannot sell
anything by the drink" 'Give me 9
gallen then" Cant retail it; can't sell
less than barrel.' "A barrel of cider
worth twenty-five dollars, in Montana!
Thinks George is going too steep. Well
how do You sell it By the barrel?' "Have
only two barrels. If could sell them
| both, would take three dollars barrel
This was cheap. roll them ont" said
George. They were rolled out, the heads
broken in. an ample supply of tin cups
were purchased and nearly everybody in
| that little Pennsylvania village drank
cider at the expense ofour large hearted
Montanian
The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-02-07
Fire Company.

A meeting of the citizens of Bozeman
was held at the banking house of Mel
son Story Thursday evening last to
organize fire company and make ar
rangements for supplying our town with
water in case of fire. The meeting was
called to order by the election of 5. W.
Langhorn as President, and E. NJ. Gard
ner as Secretary. On motion an organ.
izatiol was effected by the election OF
Messrs Walter Cooper as President, J..
w. Ponsford as Secretary, and J. T.
Spieth as Treasurer Of the fire company.
The same gentlemen were also appoint
ed and authorized to have constructed
Immediately two large wells or cisterns !;
one in the centre Of the intersection OF
Main and Bozeman streets, and the other
in Main and Blacks streets, and also
others, as they may have funds for that
purpose, also to purchase buckets and
such other appliances as may be needed
to render effective service In case OF fires.
On motion & committee consisting Of
Messrs. L. S. Wilson, J. V. Bogert and
L. Sporting we're appointed to solicit sub
scriptions for the purposes indicated
above. A subscription list was started
at the meeting and the sum of sos was
raised, and also list of names Of the fire
company, and whenever in the Judgment
of the committee enough names have
been enrolled in the fire company they
will call meeting for the election of the
officers. This is move in the right
direction, and has assumed more shape
than any one meeting we have ever
seen done at any meeting in Bozeman.
We hope our people will awake to full
realization of its Importance, nay neces-
sity, and respond promptly and gener-
ously. Let us not make any backward
step now and all move together. We
are satisfied that the committees having
this thing in charge will do everything
in their power, bat we must stand BY
them with the funds; it will be money
well laid out-hoF well we hope you
NAV never know.
The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-02-07
A Composition.

Webster defines cap to be "a cover
for the head" To cover the head or top,
Caps are of various kinds. Some Of them
are dangerous. Namely, giant powder
and percussion caps, and seal skin cap,
sitting jauntly on the head of a pretty
young lady is apt to make young fellow
look cross-eyed or make his heart beat
too fast; make him forget his business.
Handling giant powder and PERCUSSION
caps carelessly has sent some little fell
lows to "join the angles" These thoughts
have been suggested by seeing a large
dry goods box full of military caps in the
rear of our office. They are promiscu-
ously scattered over the ground and on
the heads of the boys around town. We
have corner on caps and SO have the
boys. One would think a juvenile war
had broken out and the urchins around
town had all enlisted. Our devil has
one and we propose to buy him the bal
ance of the uniform anda pistol and sabre
so that he can become the fighting man
of the firm. We have concluded to do
this because the cap makes him look SO
warlike. These caps 60 off ION the boys
heads but they haven't hurt anybody
vet. If the owner wants them he had
better cali, pay for this notice and get
them
The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-02-07

On Monday last the engineers en-
ploled on the s!r:ev tur the Park branch
were disbansl...i and work in that .iirac-
tor is ,li..cn ntinue,'. Colonel Clo'.ai.
says It Is only :; temporary k,isps nsi,n,
but does not stale definitely when work
will be resumed. The air il full OF
rumors and it is hard 20 arrive at any de-
| finite con clusion as to when and where
the Park branch viii he built. Those
| who orght to be well informed IN rail-
| road matters profess to believe that !iv-
ingston will be the point Of departure,
but that the branch will not bs construct
ed this year.-Hei1sa Hevad.
A number Of commercial travellers
from San Francisco were arrested BY the
Sheriff here, on Il teleFrsphic request
from Marshal Lot, Z. -',pith, Of Dutte. 1t
trarspires tiay had done business in
Butte and had leit without paving their
Hcense--some city, some county, and
some both. We ri..t The young men and
they discaiiaed ans- intention Whatever
OF intending 10 violate the law or evade
license-that it was ignorance OF the law
occasioned il. i cost them $3.50 each,
however, beside defamation. 1t looks TO
us that with the division OF counties, the
amount - license i"nposad should he re-
ducet,. and tina. whether that is done or
not it should BE mad the duty OF Treas
urers to cause to BE- posted in each pub
lie horse i'll their .urisdiction conspics,-
Gus notice Of s,jct License tax. ?'rue.
everyone is Supposed to know the law, |
b the ,rea i..l.-ior is violent one.
The DIZZY Of pa3tlnr notices concerning
.orest res is i;.:nns y; ran County Com
missionors. and although they have con-
srientiously disreear;.ed it. perhaps at
the cos, Of thousands OF acres 0! timber
land. it shows the legislature does some
time contemplate la. ing the memories
OF poss;' ie Yiolatc.s logged, and this
would seem to be proper OCCASION
Np.r Ho-th'rcs!.
The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-02-07

The German given by the Bozeman
Social Club Tuesday was well attended
We were there's a spectator. We had
intended to 90 as participant but SO
many ladies wanted our company we
did not know how to make a choice
without offending the balance, and then
we were afraid we would receive so
many favors that the young gentlemen
would be jealous and they are our
friends We were young once ourselves
and know how it is for some other fellow
to get away with your girl. We would
VOW vengeance against him and conclude
never to go anywhere with her again,
but when she smiled on us we melted.
The above don't go for anything. We
did go as a participant. We got a
chance to go'with one of the bellies OF
Bozeman. We took chances after
all, and hope nobody is offended.
The German is pretty, but it is humiliat-
ing to fellow who is not popular. 1t
goes by favors and a favorlte gets away
with it. We don't say who was the
favorite, because we are tender
Don't want to hurt anybodys
feelings: The Upper crust was
there in force. We are all upper
crust :" the 'Bozeman" the alpha" the
Farmers and Mechanics but there are
too many of us for one hall and We enjoy
ourselves.-(New North West please take
notice.)
The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-02-07
Obituary.

Ed. -Mendenhall, the subject of this
obituary was born January Dist. 1889, in
the town of Nevay, Switzerland county,
Indiana. and in 1870 came to Montana,
wheI. his brother, our well known
tovus;nan, John s. Mendenhall, was liv
in4. Ell. had a mind of unusual activity
and brightness, capable Of grasping {, a
pro-, 5ition and eliminating the" kearnel"
there rom in few short and terse sent
enc e. OF him it can be said, that he
had .lot an enemy, but on the contrary
had he faculty of attaching persons to
hims If with true and steadfast devo-
ton. He had been suffering for many
year. and we might say, "dying BY
inches" but he was possessed of remark
able courage and nerve, and upon that
has lived, accomplishing and unobtru-
siye. These of us who have seen him
90 in and out among us. for SO many
years. so quiet, withal SO cheerful, will
miss him, and while we mourn, as mourn
we must, for departed friends, we can
but feel that for him it was happy re-
lease from suffering. His remains were
followed by large concourse Of sorrow
ing friends to their last resting place i'll
the Masonic cemetery on Saturday last,
and while all that was mortal of our
friend Ed. was forever hidden from
human eyes. There yet remains the
hope of blessed Immortality beyond
the skies.
The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-02-07
Supposed Suicide.

Word was brought to town on last
Monday that s,TEede, by the name OF
Syorcen had committed suicide short
distance above Chesnut's coal bank. We
interviewed the men who brought the
news but could not get much in.orma-
ton, which seer. d at all reasonable. It
seems that the deceased and two othN
swedes occupy cabin up above the caE'
Won and are engaged in cutting wood for
the railroad. inforamant said he
left the cabin ST lay afternoon and did
not return until u:30p. m. Didno hear
any noise but W. Mt to bed. When he
awoke the next morning he discovered
that the deceased was all bloody, but he
was alive, and asked him for a cup Of
coffee, which was given him. Nothing
more was said ard about one hour and a
half after that he died and a knife was
living by his side. The other two who
occupied the cabin were SO frightened
that they Immediately went to neigh
Dor, who advised them to go to town and
report the matter to the authorities,
which they did, and coroner Didawick
summoned a jury. and repaired to the
spot on Tuesday morning.
The weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1883, 1883-02-07
SUICIDE.
Charles Sherman Shoots Himself in the Head
and Dies in Few Minutes.

Monday evening about 6 p. m. a man
named Charles Sherman committed
suicide by shooting himself in the head
with 50 calibre Colts revolver and died
almost Immediately from the effects.
But little is known of the deceased as he
has been here but little time and had
been in the employ Of Messrs. Perkens
& Calfie at their mill in the mountains.
From all that can be learned the deceas-
ed was from Midtown, Me-, where he
has relatives now residing. A short
time before he committed the act he
stepped into Coopers armory and bought
the pistol. As he was leaving the store
he was seen to put the pistol to his head
as though in the act of shooting himself.
The clerk said, "For Gods sake don't do
that" He hurridly left aud walked so
fast that the clerk could not find where
he was going. He went to the Office Of
Mr.. Perkins on Black street, accosted the
inmates ard went up stairs. Almost i'm
mediately pistol shot was heard, and
when the inmates of the office reached
the room he was lying wellering in his
blood, and died almost Immediately. No
cause has been assigned for this rash act,
but the deceased had been drinking ex-
cessingly for several days. A coroner's
Jury was Immediately summoned by His
Honor. Judge Didawick, and the follow
ing verdict was rendered from the evid-
ence adduced.
TERRITORY oFMoNTANA,
County of Gallatin. !
An inquest holden at Bozeman on the
10th. day of January, 1888, before me,
Jacob Didawick, coroner of said county,
npon the body of Charles Sherman, there
lying dead, by the jurors whose names
are hereunto subscribed, the said jnrors
on their oath, do say, that the deceased
met his death by pistol shot fired by
his own hands, the testimony whereof
sd ar naie ner spsd Set 'e
M. McGUIRK. 0. G. BURNS,
DAVID ANDERSON q. H. DANIELS,
A. A. DEEM, JNo. 5. AxTELL.