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

Louisville will try an exposition an.
other year.
Western woodenware men will shut
down for time
The Indiana tile men say their busi-
ness is increasing rapidly.
Ann Arbor's new university library
was dedicated Wednesday.
Water will be turned off the Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal December %.
Austin, Texas, had prize fight for $40
between two women this week.
Mrs. Nathan Huntington, of Buffalo,
claims to be cured of q cancer by faith.
Irrigating canals will adj 100000 acres
to Arizona's plow land this year.
The steam aaurnsy mil ,ee ,ee e,A Aasae.za4ae za4aets. d
J.K. Graves has brought the Iowa &
Minnesota telephone exchange for $780,
600.
Drought and insects have made the
prospects of the Cuban tobacco crop very
poor.
A new Knights of Pythias temple cost
ing $2OO,OO is to be built on the South
side, Chicago.
There were 6Osases of typhoid fever in
New Haven City in November, and nine
deaths from it.
w. G. Palmer lassoed full grown
mountain lion on Wednesday near Lead
vile. 1t weighed 200 pounds.
At Norfolk. Ohio, Emma Less, a four
teen-year-old girl gave birth Wednesday
to twelvc-pound baby.
Suwanee River by 500 performers is
the first thing on the Cincinnati minstrel
festival programme.
San Francisco's savings banks are glad
to get per cent and pay their mortgage
tax in order to loan their money.
Orcgon's omnibus bill creating seven
new counties is said to be void and will
be tested in the supreme court.
Governor Butler has sent agents to
New York to examine the agencies OF
foreign companies who want to do busi-
ness in Massachusetts,.
The New York superintendent of pub
lie instruction decides that the law per-
mitting women to vote in school elections
is constitutional.
The Quidneck mill property, at Provi-
dence, recently taken from Ex-Governor
Sprag,c by legal process, will be sold at
auction IN January 10.
The will of George NJ. Tibbitts, Troy
leaving s3,0OO,OO0, is to be contested by
the heirs 1t was so wor'led that no one
could understand it.
Mrs. Hudson alias Frank Dubois, the
man-woman, is living at Appleton, Wis,
with her husband. They are reported
to be in destitute circumstances.
The suits brought some time ago by
Rufus Hatch against the Western Union
Telegraph company and directors, have
been discontinued by order of the court
Consul E. W. p. Smith, at Carthegenia,
has secured divorce in Indiana from
his wife Anita. Spanish lady of great
beauty, on the ground of her shocking
adultries with various persons.
Commander Cheyne has received a
letter at Toronto from Secretary Frey
linghuysen saying that the Secretary Of
War has decided that the scheme for
reaching the North Pole by balloon is i'm
practicable.
The japanese government is indignant
at the imposition practiced at the Boston
exhibition. The exhibits described by
Boston journals as a rare collection OF
ancient works of art, were modern, man
ufactured expressly for sale. The govern
ment had nothing to do with the exhibit
The juvenile barn burners of Milwau.
kee appeared before Judge Mallory yes.
terda> and waived examination. Bail
was fixed at $1,000 each. This was Sc
cured in the case Of young West. but the
others still languish behind the bars
The trial will come of at the present
term Of the court.
The Agricultural and Arts association
at Toronto has decided to memorialize
the government to provide fund to pro.
cure model farm at Guelph for first-clasf
animals, for the improvement of stock
in the provinces. The Dominion gov.
ernment will be requested to amend the
| laws as to the proper observance of Sab
I bath.
Louis F. List, convicted of murder il
the first degree for killing George B. Tay
lor, and his father, Lewis List, convicted
Of murder in the second degree as acces
sorry, were sentenced at Wilmington, Del
eware, yesterday; young List to be hang
ed March 18th next, and the elder Lis
| to pay fine of 81 600 and be imprisoned
| for the rest of his life
/ Simon j. NJ. Iean obtained iudg
ment in the New York supreme court
against the American Rapid Telegraph
| company. by which the latter is required
to pay 10000 shares of its stock to tn
! plaintiff and others, as trustees for Ger
tain patented inventions for telegraphi
instruments purchased by the defendant
company in 1879, when it was organized
/ Mrs. J. G. Goodwin is wanted at Wheel
ing, West Virginia, and other cities fo
| swindling girls. She engages to teacf
the art of dress-making. She has beer
convicted OF defrauding hotel proprie
tor, and will also be tried at Easton, Pa.
for larceny and obtaining money by falls
pretense. She is wanted by the govern
ment for illegal use of the mail. Massa
/ chusetts also claims her
Lorenzo Turner, accused of the mur
der of Indian Joe, at Richmond, Me
confesses of outraging Joe's wife, bu
asserts that he knew nothing of the muir
der until arrested. The party, hearing
music, went into Joe's house merely tt
have good time. The warmth of tn
interior made the liquor they had dranl
take effect. and the murder and outrag'
were the result The liquor dealers wh'