The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-09
BREvEfIEs.

All Missouri wheat fields look well.
The Iowa editors visited jeff Davis
home.
The Herdic drivers in the east have
formed union.
Topeka has a Journalistic club with
twenty FIVE members.
The Grand Falls railroad in Maine is
still blockaded with snow
James Livingston apologized to Fred
Gebhardt for calling him liar.
Milwaukee is receiving tons Of eggs
nowadays. Prices are II and Is cents.
Austin, Texas, friends Of Ben Thomp-
son have raised $500 to prosecute his
slayers at Dallas.
Harrison Gray Otis, of the famous Bos-
ton family, is dead in Switzerland, aged
sixty-one.
Capt. ]. D. Wood, st. Panlite at heart
but Fergus Falls editor by residence, is
in the former city.
The biennial session of the legislature
bill has passed both houses Of the Con-
necticut legislature.
English capitalists are buying up all
the black walnut timber in Ohio, Indiana,
Missouri and Iowa.
Buffalo gnats are killing horses and
mules in the flooded districts along the
Missippi and Missouri.
Thirty-two prisoners in the Atlanta,
Georgia, Jail are in hospitals, and two are
dying Two died Tuesday.
The board of directors of the Illinois
Central have decided to make no changes
in the executive management.
st, Louis new postmaster, Rodney
Wells, is in the Office. Hayes went out
with big gold watch from his employees.
Cleveland reports the outlook in the
iron trade quiet and steady. There will
be no boom nor any great depression.
Chin Tong, a Chinese laundryman, Of
Chicago, tired of slack trade and scant
opium, cut his throat from ear to ear.
An Italian living at Races Point, Du-
luth, was arrested for taking q country
mans letter from the postofflce and OPEN
ing it. ...
Dobell 4 Co., Of Liverpool employ 14S
mules and seventy-five men in Flint,
Georgia, cutting pine for shipment to
England.
o. A. Carpenter, the acquitted Fora
Burnes murderer, has returned to Lin
coin, Illinois, and will move to Massa-
chusetts with his family.
Dclano Smith, a Harvard law student.
stabbed himself thirty-nine times in the
breast with a pocket knife. He was de-
lirious with drinking.
Teacher Ringer, Lawrenceville, Ohio,
playing ball with his pupils, batted as
hard as he could, and Knocked out 4
fourteen-year-old boys brains.
Fred Davis, Sharon's private detective,
gave the San Francisco editors . dinner |
Monday evening, just before the senator
went on the witness stand for himself
A two-pound California trout was
caught near the mouth of Delaware river |
last fall. A number of these fish were
planted in the headwaters Of the river |
two years ago.
James King, eighty-five, the oldest New
York policeman, is dead. In the Aston
place riot he succeeded in efecting the
escape of Macready, the actor, by dis
guising him.
The residence of C. E. Wing, of Elk
horn, Wisconsin, took fire last evening
and was entirely destroyed. The con-
tents were saved. Loss, 5000; insured.
Cause of fire unknown.
John Harris, of Ottumwa, Iowa, was at
Schick's saw mill yesterday watching the
saving of lumber, when piece of board
flew out and hit him under the chin,
breaking his neck.
The Massachusetts, supreme court de-
cided that the taxation of moneys in
vested in real estate mortgages is illegal.
The Fireman's Insurance company put
through the test suit.
The settlement of the estate of Hirsey,
Whittier & Wyman, insolvent leather
dealers of Boston, has been affected
Isaiah Virgins purchased the property,
paying therefor $306, 1858.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Panl
and St. Paul & Duluth roads have issued
a joint freight tariff to apply on business
between Chicago and Milwaukee or Ra-
cine and Duluth and Superior City.