The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-11-25
NEWS SUMMARY

ed.
It is SAID that 5000 Cinnamon will be
shipped East from the Pacific coast be-
fore long The first shipment has al
ready started
There were Al new cases of smaliI OK
reported Monday, and IL deaths by the
disease Tuesday. There were "a new
cases in Montreal.
Attn Gen Garland has announced that
he will give all necessary assistance IN
the prosecution of those arpested for com:
plicity in the attacks on the Chinese at
Tacoma, Wash.
The Indian commissioners thinks the
report that the Indians on the Tongue
river reservation IN Montana are starving
Is untrue, rs the department has the re-
ceipt Of the Indian agent for supplies re-
ceived,
Hog cholera of fatal type has broken
out in the vicinity - Wabash, Ind,
where large droves are being fattened
for the market. Two hundred animals
have died in two weeks end many more
are sick.
The annual cattle production in the
United States is 100000 head, export trade
$4,000 head; annual product swine in
dustry, 100000 head; value product
which goes into interstate commerce,
$243, 100000.
Northern Pacific earnings for the sec
ond week in November are from passen
gers $57, 759; from freight, .$l29, 5O4; Mis-
cellaneous, $l4,l56; total, $780,, 456, as
against 286,40S. for the corresponding
week of 1884.
Deputy Collector Bannan, of Brainerd,
Mimi, who was removed from office
just after his recent appointment upon
charges that he acted with the Republi-
cans in the last campaign, expects to be
reinstated when the case is investigated
James Foster l4-year -old b y, living
at Duluth, Mimi, found dynamite car
fridge and taken it to school warmed it
up" with "a match. The cartridge expiod-
ed, SCATTERING both of young Fosters
hands. Nine of the other children We're
injured.
The grand jury of Monmouth county,
New Jersey recently found fifteen indict-
ments against persons who sold pools
last summer on the race tracks at Mon
mouth park. Philips. Daily was fined
$3.50 and costs, which he paid. The judge
will inhict the same penalty in the other
cases.
The export of cattle from Montreal,
since the opening of navigation was 81
800 head an increase of 5000 head over
last year. The CARRYING capacity of
ocean vessels arrived here during the
season was $4,000 tons in excess of last
year. Navigation will close at the end
of this week. the same date as last year.
The newspapers reporter interviewed
Mr.. Morosini on the eve Of his departure
for Europe. The latter declared that he
was now reconciled to the marriage be-
tween his daughter Victoria and Ernest
Huneskamp, and would set the latter up
in good business upon his return if he
would quit car-driving and induce his
wife to leave the stage.
John B. Leguard of Chicago is on trial
in the United States Circuit court at
Omaha, charged with conspiracy to de-
fraud the GovernMedt The charges is
that Leguard secured ] 900 acres Of land
in northern Nebraska through the help
of eight others, who pre-emptedthe land
and turned it over to Leguard. the latter
paying them for their share in the con-
spiracy. The case looks Dai for Leguard.
The second night Of the l4-inch balk
line billiard tournament at Chicago saw
what was probably the finest billiard
playing in the history Of the game.
Vignaux was pitted against Schaefer The
was in mi enifcent or and
played the game without blank inning
was demoralized by the OPP
ponent's brilliant work. Score, Vignaux.
HOO: Schaefer, AS. Vignaux made run
of l66 IN the 18th inning. Schaefer's
best was 1872.
The will of Louis David Riel, made
in Regina on Nov. 6, has been given out.
1t is a long, rambling document, and
consists mainly of expressions of faith in
the Catholic church and supplications
for the forgiveness of all whom he has
wronged or offended. He ''pardons" all
who have prosecuted" him not emitting
those who sentenced him to death. No
mention is made of any property. He
closes with an admonition to his wife to
bring their children up in christian
manner and says, "He leaves them
neither gold or silver, "but trust that God
inspired the truly paternal blessing
which he gives them.
Dispatches from Battleford says that
The southern and northern tribes of In
lians are on the point of forming an al
lance to sweep the whole country from
he far north to the boundary line. ma
'acring the inhabitants and destroying
heir homes. From information obtained
rom runners who have been among the
various tribes it is predicted that the
rouble may come at any moment. The
government was warned very much irl
he same manner of the Saskatchewan
roubles, but neglected to take precautio-
lary measures until to late.
Ague-ghaksn.SuRerars
Who resort TO Hostetter's Stomach BitteFs.
experiences speedier and more complete relief
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