The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-26
TOLD In A LINE.

Platte river ice is going out.
Montana cattle wintered well.
Mitchell knocked out Joe Deming.
The Missouri is rising at Bismarck.
Sitting Bull left for home on the 21st
Hot Springs, Ark, had $4,000 fire.
The Eastern pool is sadly demoralized.
Manitoba farmers are mad at Norquay.
Cedar Rapids had mysterious muir
der.
Gordon says he can't defend Khar-
toum.
GAINESVILLE, Wis, had $1,000 -four
mill fire. .
Sabin is in favor of the man who can
get there.
The whisky pool is in secret session at
Chicago.
The house took another dose of bond.
ed whisky.
The farmers adjourned their St. Paul
convention.
A bad railway accident occurred near
Salem, Ohio.
The Eighth judicial race is between
Hallet and McCoid.
George Bliss was examined as to star
route matters.
Cox got in free trade speech during
the whitky debate.
Ford & Co.'s flour mill at New Centre
vile, Wis. was burned.
France is already fixing the Tonquin
frontier-in her mind.
The house will give its employees an
extra months pay.
James B. Montgomery is a bull on
Northern Pacific prospects.
Advocates of a confederate home are
in session at New York.
The special deficiency bill was report
ed favorably to the senate.
Rhode Island Republicans renominated
the present state officers.
Virginia Democrats will hold their
convention at Richmond, May IA.
The senate continued the debates on
judicial salaries and education.
A movement is on foot in New York
to give Carl Schurz 100000.
A member of the dominion ministry
implicated in the bribery affair.
Morrison will tinker his bill to secure
the necessary number of votes.
At Oakland, CAL, Mrs. sch@fer, insane,
cut her own and her baby's throat.
John Hays removal to Washington is
said to be a part of the Lincoln boom.
Osman Dlgma is said to be fleeing, and
also to be preparing for another fight.
Walla Walla is agitating for read
justment Of the Northern Pacific freight
tariff.
The house turned Mayo of Virginia out
of his seat and installed Garrison there
in.
Deering and Tyner are also favorably
mentioned for the Dakota governor
ship.
Peace along the Northwestern. lines
causes other troubled managers to sigh
for pools.
The Chicago, Freeport 8, St. Paul will
build an extension between Minneapolis
and Hudson.
Randall and Kelley declared them
selves in favor of entire abolition of in
ternal revenue taxation.
The settlement of the Northwestern
Traffic association troubles gives general
satisfaction.
Last years gross earnings of the St. |
Paul & Duluth were 81 ,32S,527, an in
crease of $2ls,6S7.
A trio of negroes robbed train near
East St. Louis, but were gathered in by
a posse OF citizens.
A. J. Clifford of Hudson, N. Y, was
confirmed as Indian agent of the Gros
Ventres, Mandans and Arickarees,
The prospect Of new bridge at Oma-
ha stirs up the Union Pacific company to
add wagon road to its old one.
Budd of California denounced the pro-
posed contract between the government
and the Postal Telegraph company.
Uncle Rufus stole march on his part
ners, and quietly had the Yellowstone
Park company put into a receivers
hand.
Commissioner Wicker, of the Chicago
freight bureau, asks the opinions of mer-
chants on the Northern Pacific freight
;ariff.