The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-05-07

DUBUQUE, April s0-There is great ex
citement in O'Brien county over the for
feited Sioux City and st. Paul railroad
lands.
New York, April 29.-The reception
to Henry George by the labor unions
was an enthusiastic affair. Not a great
number were present, however.
WASHINGTON, April 2S.-Members ot
the carpenter union, about 800 in mum.
Der, will demand an increase of wages of
So per day next Monday, and in case Of a
refusal will strike.
SALT LAKE, April 29.-Reports from
Southern Utah say that over half the
cattle on the ranges are dead from star
walton and exposure, because of such
deep SHOWS during the winter.
MILWAUKEE, April 3O.-Burglars got
into the post Office at Oconomowoc last
night. They blew open the safe almost
demolishing the building. The report
was so loud that the whole city was
arouse and the burglars hurried off before
securing the booty.
New YORK, April 28.-1n connection
with the proposition to cancel the Ore
gon Transcontinentals lease of the Ore
gon & California railroad, it was stated
here to-day that efforts were being made
to induce holders of the $1,000, 900 Ore
gon and Transcontinental loan to give up
their option on its securities.
BISMARCK, Oak, April 29.-The party
surveying a route for stage line from
Bismarck to the present terminus of the
Milwaukee & St. Paul at Glendale, has
just returned, and report having located
splendid route through an excellent
country. The line will be put on at
once, and will pass through Burleigh,
Logan, Dmmons, Mcintosh and Dickey
counties to Glendale, 13O miles. The
country is mostly uninhabited, but set
tiers are coming in rapidly.
New YORK, April 2S.-To-night fire
broke out in Arbuckle Bros. coffee mills,
Brooklyn. The flames started in the
packing room, and spread with great
rapidity throughout the structure, which
was completely gutted. The total loss is
estimated at 100000 to s15O, 600; partial
ly insured. It was supposed that the
building, which is six stories high, was
fire proof, but iron partitions offered
only slight resistance to the flames.
Over $50 men were employed in the
mills.
OsKosH, Wis, April 29.-Dr. Kempstel
whose wife is now suing for divorce in
Washington, will return at once 20 meet
the charges. The charges of adultery
have been dropped and it is likely Kemp
ster will quietly allow his wife divorce
on less scandalous grounds. Kempstel
has been in Washington attending tt
private practice in the treatment OF
daughter of Senator Sawyer. All kinds
of scandalous gossip is rife about the
case. 1t is said the parties have mo-
lived as man and wife for several years
It has just leaked out to-day that Mrs
Kempster ran up big bills in milwaukee,
and Chicago stores recently and that the
store keepers were notified not to sell hel
goods on her husbands account.
WASHINGTON. April 29.-Leading Re
publicans of the house are trying to in
duce the Minnesota members who voted
to take up the Morrison bill to vote tt
strike out the enacting clause, and th'
motion to do this will be made at th'
end of the general debate. Senator Nc
MILAN had a talk with Mr.. Nelson OF
this subject to-day, but SO far apparently
without avail. Having voted to kee'
the bill it is not believed it would be
consistent for them to kill it until an op
portunity is given to amend and periec
it. Mr.. Randall said to-day that he hat
forty-seven Democrats who would stant
ste"nch and true against the Morrison