The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-12
BREyITIES.
Bosworth is still missing.

Bosworth is still missing.
Dubuque reports heavy snow.
The German reichstag opened.
Logan is edging off from Blaine.
Mr.. Pillsbury will succeed Ames.
Leo 4 Co., Moorhead, have failed.
Gen. Washburn is in Minneapolis.
Emigrant travel is on the increase.
Barbe.l wire men will put up prices.
Buckeye teetotalers met at Columbus.
DR.. Lewis has skipped from Moorhead.
Manager Merrill will 90 to Los Angeles.
Gen. J. X. Moorhead is dead at Pitts
burg
North Wisconsin numbering is still
active.
More Egyptian rebels have been de-
feated.
J.P Cooler, Eau Claire, failed for s4O,-
900.
MacVeagh continued the star route
history.
Murderer Saulley said he did it in self
defense.
Graham will go for Osman and Diyma
on Monday.
Col. King has begun his suit against
Remington.
The Davenport Gazette is in the hands
of the sheriff.
Gen. Bcynton begins to wipe the floor
with Keifer.
The Lasker matter is slow in getting
before the house.
Gen. Mackenzie's wOuld-be successors
are numerous.
An investigating committee will de-
scend on Hot Springs.
The Oshawa Cabinet company, Toron-
to, failed for $4,000.
The Union League National council
discussed Bourbonism.
An Indian murder is reporter from
Arrow Creek, Montana.
Cranstann told Chicago reporter there
was nothing in it.
Capt. Mares gives pointers for the Gree
ly relief expedition.
Senator Peterson will not oppose
Wake6eld's denomination.
O'Brien captured the New York Eep,sb-
lican county committee.
J. G. Chandler was confirmed receiver
Of public moneys at Yankton.
The house committee agrees to Duluths
100000 public building.
Rev. Joe Cook made another holy
show of himself at Keene, n. II.
The fight against Judge Pulling is grow
ing more bitterly personal.
A. L. Lowry, of the New York Petro-
leum exchange, has gone under.
Evan Edwards, Appleton, Wisconsin,
displays the failure flag for 1926 600.
The substitute to Morrison's tariff bill
was agreed to in committee.
Louisiana republicans nominted John
A. Stevenson for governor.
The New York chamber of commerce
protests against too much silver.
The Tories of the Dominion parliament
carry things with high hand.
The New Jersey senate memorializes
congress against the Morrison bill.
The dominion government is frighten-
ed over the Winnipeg convention.
The continental powers will combine
with England against dynamiters.
Wisconsin republicans hold then state
convention at Madison, April 80.
Willard managed to save d little in
side speculation in Portland real estate.
A couple Of London solicitors have
skipped leaving SlG0oO, 900 liabilities.
Randall says the government can buy
guns in foreign markets If it needs them.
The Eddy brothers have been arrested
for timber poaching in Wadena count.
The senate yesterday confirmed the
nomination Of Zachary T. Burton, to be
receiver at Helena, Mont, vice Ellis Bal
lou resigned.
Joseph G. Chandler of Yankton, Oak.
was confirmed yesterday as receiver of
public money at Yankton, vice Alexan-
der Hughes, resigned.
The house committee on public build
ings and grounds agreed To recommend
the erection of a public building at uh,l-
nth, MIMI, to cost 100000.
Greenleaf Clark, who is now in WASH
ington, says he can add nothing to what
las already been said in the Pioneer
Press regarding the search for a presi-
dent of the state university.
1t is estimated that from twelve to-
twirty-fve thousand Mexican veterans
and one thousand widows, who
were married before the war broke out,
The pensions called for under the Town
shend bill will therefore amount to from
one to three millions annually.
The senate, in executive session, took
up Senator Morgan's motor. made some
weeks ago, to reconsider the vote by
which the Mexican treaty failed of rati-
fication. The motion was carried. Next
Monday the treaty will be taken up for
with the understan ding that
it will continue until disposed of.