The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1883-12-01

traveller, who ma !e Il tour c
Kansas, says that the thing mos
. conspicu rus about that state is tn
youthfuFncss of the railroad con
uucturs.
The north half of Maine ha.
snow a foot 'leep. an | good sleigh
ing. In Florida the pineapples art
all gathered and the oranges are ri.
pening.
Rachel Layton, color ii lie 4 in
Trenton, Y. j., November 4th, in
the on han,re.l AMI sixth wear OF
har ag,. She had liveI in Trenton
for hal. a century.
10 prevent silver from furnishing
1t should be washed with a solution
OF coiiodion III alcohol. This Is to
be applied with a soft brush an |
may be washe,l off with hot water.
Inc lion. Charl IS dayarre for
nally announces himself as a can
dlbate for Secretary of State o.
Louisiana, subjec to the decision of
the Democratic State Convention.
Prof. Thos. Meehan finds tha;
trees do not, as com nonly sup
posed, expand on exposure to Sc
we're cold, from the freezing of the
sap, but contract to a con Siderable
extent.
sIr. w. S. gilbert, the opratic
partner Of Sir Arthur sullivan; has
JUS, built hinSefa new house in
south kenslngtoa, costing, exclu-
sive OF furniture, etc, more than
si5O,OW,
\ young English cricketer Was
killed recently by the bowling OF
he ball against his forehead. H.
vas at the wicket, but fai!el to SEE
he ball; anl fell back dead with
,ut word.
The colored people of Iowa will
lsk the next legislature to a lopt
he section OF the Civil Rights Bill
which has been decided to be un-
Constitutional, by the Supreme
court Of the Unitei States.
The treaurer of Carroll county,
Irk., placed $1,000 in an old boot i
Or safe keeping, placing the boot
n pile Of rubbish. Now he is
rying to negotiate with the man
Tho stole the boot.
a cane brought over in th3 Nay 5
over by Wn. White, the father
Peregrine White, the first white ,
nild born in New T. 5Iaa |, is now
possession of Capt. VIM. White a
1armouth, Mass. ~
Senator Vance, of North Carolina, \
reported to have said recently in y
,e king Of his career in Washing )
n: II was mighty nigh dead to u
It there, but I'll be hanged if I'm i.
It higher dead to get away" la
Queen Victoria has been over "a ~
helnnel with poems co nnemora- g,
se of the death ef John Brown. tt
ii acknowledges them with her +
ltoyra oh-so that if any one de-
'es it be- has ,nl t, sea al eleyy.
AS the Marquis of Lanslowne, st
ice taking up his resi- lent in Of Il
wa, Ontario, has received severa. IL
onymous letters threatening his +
e. an investigation Of the matter II
$ been commenced by the Do y
inion authorities. tr
Petroleum V. Easby is short, fat Il
i 'ilty, though still hard and as
"a IL worker. His metho,l when ar
yelling is to hire a whole section n'
Pu!lnin, have the curtains n
avn anl the table set up, AMI pro- Fu
I'd t., business with a typewriter. ne
The total value of the imports of j..
for the twelve months is
lie Il September 80. 1888, was ~ =:
1855. .O35, a decrease rs COM r.
red with the previous year OF ~
474i,652. The total values. of IT
exports were so12,2S6,945, an -
;rease of about s74,63j.63a. ."'
It is announced in Russian hi
that great private y
lncil. at which all the Governors : -.
,oral OF the provinces will be th
,se t, will be held in st. Peters n.y. n.y.
rgh about the b, b,5ianing of De- In
nbar, for the purpose of elabor- ~,
NJ new constitutional measures. 1s
since his return to Enylan |, Lord
ie Justice Colcri lye has con- Ne
ted Charles Russell and ether prj
ding members of the English bar tn,
ar:!ing the differences of proce- co,
e in the High Courts of Justice !,
england anl America. One Of sci
points discussed was the adj tiy
sion of foreign lawyers to prac me
, before English courts. ing
lr. Mooly commenced his great hu I,u
,sion at Isling.on, Eng and, on SIN