The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-25

IN ~. A/OuiS lrJAlSC IOAGO AAu8 UC0n ia
creased from 800 to 600.
The Hawaiian minister has been the
victim Of two sharp confidence men.
Now the Uintah Indians are dissetis-
fled concerning government payments.
The movement for women franchise is
slowly but steady gaining strength in
Ontario.
J. P. Bellups & Co, New York cotton
brokers, have failed, with Liabilities
SGO,OOO.
A New Haven, Connecticut, jeweler is
building an elaborate gold watch for
King kalakaua
The New Orleans city primaries vester-
day elected forty Ogden and forty seven
McEnery delegates.
indianapolis complains Of parties there
having lost about 81 100000 in options in
Chicago since spring.
The new Boston city council is COM
posed Of 36 Republicans. 33 Democrats
J.O. Kambert, a medical student in
the Montreal college, has failed heir to
500, 900 by the death Of his uncle.
Cash A. Davis, dealer in wall paper,
Cincinnati, has assigned to W. F. Gray.
whose bond was fixed at S2+ 900.
The Western Union telegraph and the
Mutual Pacific companies have begun
cut of 10 per cent at st. Joe, Missouri.
Blumenthal Bros, general merchandise
Palestine, Texas, have assigned. Liabil-
tiles, S35, 900; assets unknown.
The Venezuelan government has con-
ferred the order of Bolivar on G. F. Sec
chi, editor of L Eco d'ltalia, New York.
Three hundred girls employed in the
Maginnis & How ard collar factory. New
Orleans, have struck for reduction Of
hours.
Rev. Edward NJ. Stone, Unitarian and
author of several historical works, died
at Providence, Rhode Island, aged sev-
entv-elSnt years.
Six hundred and ninety-eight patients
were admitted to the Indiana insane
hospital last year, the expense per cap
ital being sl94.
The remains of the Italian patriot Pie
tro Moroncellia are to he taken from
Greenwood cemetery, for final sepulture
at Foreli, Italy. ..s....
Marshal Field, of Chicago, purchased
S5,OOO bronze and a $4,000 screen in the
Japanese department of the Boston exhi-
bitiOn.
1t is alleged that ladies are as heavy
betters as the men at Jerome park, one
New York belle carrying home $500 won
at the last race.
The Anglo Egyptian bank has offered
the Egyptian government loan of 91O,-
OGO,0OO to construct canal parallel to
the Sucz canal.
Charles Reimer of Brooklyn was shot
with toy pistol, the bullet entering his
brain, where it remains, although he has
entirely recovered..---~-.---
The state treasurer's report shows the
debt of Pennsylvania to be s19,718,7SS.
During the year the debt has been re-
duced S5O6,3OO.
The fishing among the Apostle islands,
off Baofeld, is unusually fine this winter,
very large catches being reported by all
P. Sullivan, manufacturer Of ladies'
shoes, Cincinnati, has assigned to J. B.
Mannix. Liabilities, $4,000. No state
ment of assets Sullivan thinks they
will equal his debts.
A movement is under way in Boston to
enforce the laws existing, to the effect
that no person under fourteen, nor
women be employed in stores more than
sixty hours week.
Kentucky distillers have formed an AZ
sociation to regulate production the en-
suing year, reduction of from 20 to Is
per cent. being enforced in the daily pro-
duct of distillers. i;' 9it ''tt' F.
The "White Star of Texas" is in train
ing with the expressed purpose Of knock
ing out Sullivan for $1,000. A part of
his training is to pull swill cart three
miles day at trot. .,..,.....,
Thomas NJ. Nichol, the financial ex-
pert, got into trouble in Missouri by mix
ing his private bank account with that of
of the coal and lard company he man
aged, but has settled all right.
James C. Wiaut, of st. Paris, Ohio, has
begun suit against Miss Rosetta Snapp,
for breach of promise, demanding $12,-
600 damages. Another fellow cut Wiant
out during his absence in Dakota.
Father Donnelly, chaplain of the Do
minican Sisters at sincinnawa Mound,
Iowa, found a newborn infant on the
doorstep Of the institute yesterday morn-
ing. The little stranger was adopted by
the Sisters. ;.
Mrs. Johanna Lipp, Of Marysville. KY,
recently celebrated her one. hundredth
birth. She was born in Kerchelm, South
Germany, in 1888; has five children,
nineteen grandchildren, and twenty
five great grandchildren, ..s4s
Emma J. Fearing, Of Baltimore, has
applied for divorce, on the ground that
after her marriage she. discovered her
husband was of African decent, and the
laws Of Maine, in whicl, they were mar
ried, prohibits misccgcnation.
Miss Mary Wells, who landed in New
York from the steamer Queen, wore a
false undcrskirt made up Of ten yards of
black velvet, twenty-one yards of silk
and five ostrich feathers. The owner
said she wanted to escape paying duties.
Refractory yonn gsters who are brought
into Judge Thompson's court in Louis
Vile, KY, are sentenced to = whipping
by the judge, the father or mother Who
ever it might be that makes the COM
plant, being the one who administers
the lash.
A child was born in New York . few
days ago with nasal formation resem-
bling an elephants trunk. 1t has died
of convulsions. tho ,,,i,nary cause of it0