The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-12-25
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New York is enjoying remarkable
green sunsets.
Sabula, Iowa, is to have a sl,000,0Ot
packing house.
British Columbia proposes to shut of
Chinese immigration.
Brighamton, New York, has a class il
Irish-the original Gaelic.
South Carolina has 4,l57 white and
9S,93S black school children.
Plainfeld, New York has $500 liquol
licenses and wants to pnt IT at ST. 900.
The Chicago Free kindergarten asso
citation has founded eight hourishina
schools
The four Southern California counties
this year produced $4,000 boxes of raj.
sins.
Sir Thomas Brassey's yacht Sunbeam
is at Bermuda, after vovagn nc s,23a
miles.
"oiiNt 9 Sp,li'Ii botes : w cit'il Ibl every
man Oh the city pay roll to buy each an
Cyercoat.
CineinHati's two biggest banks, the
metropolitan and Cincinnati National
will consolidate.
Prof. Dudley, Cincinnati, has found a
way to plate with iridium. which will NOT
tarnish.
The Pennsylvs mia Steel Company at
Harrisburg will reduce its force and
wages after January 1st.'
The steamer Sir Robert Peel, sunk in
1889 in the st. Lawrence, is to be raised
next year.
Horse thieves again raided Tongue
river ranches and stole several horses
Sunday night.
The thirtyeight principal cities an
towns in Ohio have total Indebtedness
of $50, lO4, ,ISs.
The Hampton school for Indians and
negroes reports 573 students-sixtv more
than its capacity.
A colored educational convention at
Atlanta, Georgia, considered the best
way to increase school facilities.
New Iork's cheap cab system goes into
operation February lst, and rates are
promised lower than Philadelphia's
IIerdics.
Forty-six counties and 5000 members
were represented in Indiana's State
grange meeting at indianapolis last week.
\ Boston firm has failed bcfallse of low
water III South America, by which their
mahogany logs were hung mp for the
season.
John Conroy and Ed. Folly, of the
Fifth infantry, have been arrested at Fl.
keogh. charged with horm. stealing.
Florence Vincent, Spanish Arctic
whalcr, shot and wounded his wife at
San Francisco and then blew ont his own
brains.
E-"lcrir'v A'1s7. AHA was -44n. r.nm
Winona to the Rochester insane asylum,
committed suicide on Friday by hanging
with towel.
Granville Bryan, tanner and stock
dealer, living near indianapolis, COM
mittee suicide Monday by hanging
Cause, domestic trouble.
Frank James was taken to Gallatin,
last Saturday to answer the
charge Of the murder of 'ashier Sheets
in the Gallatin bank robbery in 1859.
John Degan, of New York, who recent
ly finished a seven years sentence for
the murder of his wife, probably fatally
with hammer Boone A. Sears,
with whose wife Sears regarded Degan
too intimate.
A week ago, at Vincenncs, Indiana,
Victor .Josephs and other boys pelted
'.t'iSS iiuSL'o AIM stiiptuei DoN Will
eggs. Thursday, at Annapolis, Illinois,
Hughes met Joseph on the street, and
shot him dead without warning.
A drunken man named John Bonner.
of Rockville, Indiana, locked his wife ont
of doors because she refused him money.
She went to the woods with he children
and while building fire her clothing
took fire and she burned to death.
At Leon, Wisconsin, six miles from
Sparta, the store of T.. i. Austin was
entered on Saturday night by burglars,
who blew open the safe and stole all the
money it contained, including the town
funds. They also stole 5000 worth of
merchandise.
In the common pleas court at Cam
bridge, Ohio, Judge Frazier sentenced
twelve saloon keepers to fines aggregating
s4, 400 and imprisonment in the county
Jail, aggreesting 400 days, for violation Of
the Scott law. There are several cases
yet to be tried.
The postofiice at Tabor, Iowa, was
broken open Yesterday morning and
robbed Of about $500 in stamps, $3.50 in
money, and 260 postal note blanks issued
to the Tabor Office. The burglars took Il
team and wagon to aid in the escape. A
"A.
ture.
The completion of the first stone
bridge over the Mississippi river, near
the falls Of st. Anthony, is reminder
that the formative period of hasty work
necessary in new country is nearly over
in America, and that the building to be
done hereafter will be more and more
of a kind that will endure
In the Women's Congress, in Chicago
Mrs. Wolcott, of Massachusetts,, told her
sisters that the outdoor work of farmer
is not so hard as that of the kitchen, and
she instanced many women in Kentucky
who are doing farm work rather than
busy themselves in kitchens.
Mr.. Mathew Arnold, much to his sur.
prise, found two full blooded Indians at
tending yarmouth College He didn't
suppose Indians ever reached such a
state of intellectual training He was
introduced to one Of them, who, physi.
cally, quite overtopped the distinguished
foreigner.