The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-26
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Pacific.
Unlawful Fencing Of Public
Lands.
Gleanings of News From all
Quarters.
TRENTON, N. j., March l7.-A. L. Love
Of Livingston, Montana, was appointed
receiver of the Yellowstone Park I'm.
provement company.
New YORK, march 1.-THE funeral oi
Emie Weathersby, an actress, who died
Saturday, took place to-day from the
''little church around the corder."
New York, March 18.-Robert Harris
President of the Northern Pacific, says,
respecting the resolution of the Minnea-
polls Board of Trade, that he had tele-
graphed Vice President Oakes to give
the matter complained of every consider
atiou and to do what was advisable.
DENVER, march 17.-Republican Lead.
vile special: News has been received
of q disastrous snow slide at Carey, q
small mining town in Conundrum gulcb,
seventy miles north of here, in which
five miners were killed. The avalanche
was several hundred feet wide and fifty
feet deep.
ST.. PAUL, March 19.-Specials from
Bismarck, Dakota, and other points along
the Missouri river show that it has been
thawing night and day during the past
week. The snow has nearly all disap-
peared. If the present weather contin-
ues the river will break up in ten days.
Seeding will commence in a few days il
the weather continues mild.
ST. LOUIS, March 18.-Geo. McFadden,
the alleged confederate of Teller in rob
bing the Pacific Express Company, ar.
rived here this evening. He and Tiller
and the express officials had a conference
in the Office of the chief Of police. Moth.
ing new was elected. Tiller persisted in
saying that he had no accomplice and
McFadden that he had nothing to do
with the robbery.
SALT LAKE, March 17.-Governor Muir
ray left tonight for Washington. He
will demand an investigation of the
charges made against him on the floor Of
the house.
J.D. F. Rockefeller, one of the oldest
miners, and known all over the coast
suicided here yesterday by taking NOR
phine.
OTTAWA, Ont, March 1S.-It is rumor
ed at parliament buildings tonight that
the government has got an intimation to
use every precaution, as the dynamitert
were supposed to be meditating an attack
on the buildings. The guard was in
creased and the speakers of commons
and the senate, who have apartments ir
the buildings, retired from their quarters
on Saturday evening. It is said, how
ever, that Speaker kirkpatrick left owing
to his wife being i'll.
CINCINNATI, March 18.-The nationa
association of general passenger agents
began its semi-annual session to-day with
between seventy five and one hundred
present. Lucius Tuttle, Of the Easto1
road was elected president, and A. J
Smith, of the Cleyeland, Columbus, Gin
cinnati & Indianapolis road, secretary
Considerable routine business was refer
red to appropriate committees, and Bos.
ton selected as the place for the mex
annual meeting. The meeting adjourned
till tomorrow.
Topeka, March 19.-In the senate .
resolution was adopted providing for tn
appointment of committee of seven II
investigate the cattle disease question
also providing for joint session thi
afternoon to heard the report from Dl
Holcomb, veterinary surgeon who ha
made personal examination Of diseaset
cattle. In the house special committe'
of fifteen on the governors message wa
appointed, which shortly after reportet
bill on the cattle disease; and bill wa
also introduced, accepting the terms o
any act passed by congress on the sub
iect of the cattle disease.
CHICAGO, march 14.-Postmaster Gen
eral Gresham, returned from St. Paul to
day and leaves for Washington tonight
He is receiving from all sides very heart,
enconiums and expressions of gratitud
for the extension of the fast mail servic
to the west and northwest.
ST. PAUL, march 14.-The Northern Pa
cifc will put on through Portland trail
to connect with the Milwaukee fast mai
tain. It will leave here at 4 o'clock tax
ing the Northwestern mails dellvere
here at $3.50. The Northwestern is ais
expected to make connection with tn
east. Passengers from St. Paul to Por
land will be 80 hours on the road and t
Tacoma 100 hours.
MINNEAPOLIS, March 1.-THE me-
freight schedule on the Northern Pacifi
has provoked adverse criticism anon
business men. The Board of Trade thl
morning considered the subject an
adopted the following resolutions:
Resolved. By the Board Of Trade
Minneapolis, that the new schedule ratt
ON the Northern Pacific railroad, b
which the same tarff is charged upo
many articles of freight from Minneapol
and St. Paul to points on that road
from New York, is an injustice of