The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-16
BRIEFS.

A few of the lost Cincinnati county
records are being discovered.
A pair of Siamese twins were born last
week near st. Petersburg, Virginia.
Cincinnati's new law library has re.
ceived cash subscriptions of $3.50.
The Louisville board of trade pro-
nounces against the coinage of silver dol
lars.
We-no-na, a Scranton Gypsy fortune
teller, has been indicted by the grand
jury.
Keifer says he will move to Washing.
ton and practice law if he is beat for con-
gress. ......
Four Springfield, Ohio, boys ran of
Sunday to hunt Indians, and have not
been sen, since.
Gen. Igelsias was nominated president
of Peru, March l, and inaugurated the
same day.
The Great Eastern is to be brought to
New Orleans during the worlds fair, to
be used as hotel.
Another 10000 -bushel train of Kansas
corn leayes Eldorado Sunday for Ohio
food sufferers.
The fifty-second victim Of the Cincin-
natl riot died yesterday-Joseph Fagin,
once prominent business man.
A site has been selected at Washing
ton for the statue OF Chief Justice Mar
shal, which will he unveiled in May.
Berner, the Cincinnati convict, is shov-
cling sand in the penitentiary, prepara-
tory to learning the molding trade.
The United States court orders the
Memphis & Little Rock railroad sold in
thirty days, unless its mortgage liens are
paid.
The steamer Alaska brought over Ma
terna, Winkleman and Scaria, who will
take part in the approaching Wagner
festival.
Nancy Faump, colored, New Haven,
los years of age, was received into the
Emmanuel Baptist church Sunday on
conversion.
Police commissioner Thompson, of New
York, is charged with extorting $500 for
a permit to cucumber streets in building
The New Mexican legislature was
unanimous in generating Judge Axtell,
who was charged with being overbearing
to lawyers.
Ruluff Choate, son of Joseph Choate,
the noted New York lawyer, died of ap-
oplexy at the dinner table Monday. He
was Harvard freshman.
Clint Snowdon is to become managing
editor Of the Washington Republican,
with one-fourth interest. May lst. the
fonr-page form will be resumed.
Typhus fever has broken out among
Poles in New York East side tenements.
The disease has been traced to emigrants
in two steamships lately arrived.
The trunk lires have agreed to carry
delegates and visitors to the Republican
and Democratic national conventions in
Chicago at one unlimited fare for the
round trip.
Miss Godfrey, the organist, sues nine
members of the Second Methodist church
of Evansville, Ohio, for making remarks
against her good name. She wants Sl0,-
600 damages.
An invitation to dinner has been sent
to the author of "The Bread-winners"
by knot of literary fellers." 1t was
intended to lure the great unknown from
his retreat.
The Drawbaugh telephone and tele-
graph companies Of the south and of the
northwest, each with capital stock of
$4,000, 900, have been Incorporated in
New York.
The Irish bishops will convene in
Rome in September. The purposes of
the gathering are represented to be simi-
lar to those of the convention of the
American bishops last year.
Eighty-two Mormon missionaries have
been detailed to go to Great Britain,
Scandinavia, the United States, the
Southern States, New Zealand, Sandwich
Islands, and other countries.
A. D. Palmer, prominent North Lew
isburg, Ohio attorney, was horsewhipped
in the street by two girls, milliners, upon
whom he had tried to force his attentions.
He was badly beaten.
Mrs. Quinn, of Elgin, had q needle
taken from her knee the other day, and
Monday her eighteen-months-old child
had one removed from its back. She
had carried hers twenty-five years.
J.J. Britton, notorious rough, drew
revolver on police officer at Port Huron,
Michigan, and fired twice without effect.
The officer returned the fire, killing
Britton instantly. Britton had threaten
ed several times to shoot this particular