The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-02

/ court house Is likely to burn. ArmOry
hall in court street, near the court house,
is on fire. Capt. Desmond, of the 9th
regiment, is killed, and Sergeant Malone
is seriously wounded; also Private Nc
Brair. The crowd is threatening to de-
stroy Hunts hotel, on Vine street near
4th, owned by Col. Hunt, commanding
the LIST regiment. Guests are now re-
moving from the place. Troops from
Columbus are momentarily expected,
when the trouble must grow worse.
CINCINNATI, March 2e-9a a. m.-There
is still large crowd around the Jail, but
collected by curiosity merely. The mi
litary are still on guard. No further at
tack is anticipated. The following is an
additional list of killed and wounded last
night:
Private Edward Muthert, slightly
| wounded.
Private Herman Rose slight.
Private Henry, slight.
Private Harry Rolling, serious.
Private Chas. Gibbons, slight.
Policeman Phil Num-, serious.
Arthur Boutillier, arm shattered.
Henry Yaeger, slight.
John Griffith, fatal.
Martin Rafferty,, fatal.
c. L. Bartling, serious.
J. Lawton, slight.
P. Donnellson, slight.
Mike Halle, Adolph Busser, Cyrus
johnson. Reid, J. A. Leonard,
Jack Bergman and w. McNIinner
slightly.
Mary Smith, fatally.
Geo. Miller, seriously
A man from Virginia, who was seri-
ously wounded, refused to give his name.
As the meeting at Music Hall adjourn
ed last night the attention of the people
was attracted by the shout of young
man, who cried out. ITO the jail
Come on! Follow me and hang Ber-
nerw
SAN Francisco, March 2S-The Chroni-
cle's Portland, Or, special says: The ru-
NOR announced on the 23d of February
that the Central Pacific had secured con-
troll Of the Oregon Railway & Navigation
Company is confirmed. It is now posi-
lively known that they have controlling
interest in ex-Villard corporations except
the Oregon & California road.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The Commits
sioner Of Indian Affairs has received the
following dispatch from Indian Agent
Lincoln, at Fort Belknap Indian reserva-
ton, Montana, dated March 81:
Fort Belknap is partly under water
We are camped on the hill near by, and
are not in much danger as yet; but there
is a fair prospect that the agency build
ings will be swept away, as the river is
cutting a channel close to the fort. Give |
me permission to purchase tents.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, March 2s-An ice |
gorge formed in front of the city, just !
above the Wabash street bridge and the |
Minnesota boat club island on the east |
side. This threw the channel over on the |
west side of the island, and floating ice |
soon sawed away two piers of the bridge,
but no further damage was done. Efforts
are being made this evening to blow up
the gorge, but SO far has not proved sue
cessful. It is now feared the river will !
cut a new channel on the west side of the
island, and compel the city to build
new bridge, which would cost 100000.
BISMARCK, D. T., March 2S.-An ice
gorge extends from Slbley Island, five
miles below the city, to point as far
above as can be seen with strong glass
ten miles. The ice is very
thick. some cakes containing acres. There
are nine steamers tied up at the levee,
and the escape of any one of them will
be miraculous, as the ice has showed
them solidly against the shore.
PORT RICHMOND, March PA number
Of notorious outlaws, who are supposed
to be in league with the Molly Maguires,
that find safe refuge in this section,
have found an oath-bound brotherhood,
and under the guidance of black-listed
miner, formerly employed in the Monon-
gahela valley, will visit the disturbed
sections of the coal fields of western
Pennsylvania to perpetrate series of
Molly Mcguire outrages. Among the
bandits are number of desperate men,
who are believed to be fatigue murderers
and conspirators, and they will be vigil
lantly Swallowed by members of the de-
tective corps, employed by the coal and
railroad companies. The chief of the
coal and iron police in Clarified, West
moreland and Fayette counties. have
been privately appraised of the intended
visit, and sharp watch will be kept
upon. the marauders, as soon as they
make their advent in those regions.