The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-09-09
NEWS SUMMARY

Supplies have been ordered for the
starving southern Ute Indians in Color
ado.
The Manitaba road have made arrange
ments to run milk cars on from all stat
ions within $50 miles of Minneapolis to
Minneapolis and st. Paul daily
The Wabash road has withdrawn from
the east-bound passenger agreement and
a red-hot rate war is expected.
Differences between the Union Pacific
and Central Pacific railroads are expected
to involve other lines before settled.
Heavy hail, rain and wind storms in
Connecticut did great hurt to the tobac-
co crop.
Charlestown S. c. was damaged 81 ,000,-
600 by cyclone. Houses churches and
shipping suffered
Ex-Gov. Reuben E. Fenton, Of New
York, died suddenly at jamestown, that
state.
The comptroller of the treasury finds
that $34,50O in salaries has been paid
out to various officials connected with
the court of commissions of the Alabama
claims.
The accounts of John Dickinson, form
er superintent of the new pension build
ing, are being investigated, serious ir-
regularities being charged.
There are sensational political rumors
in New York to the effect that Post
master General Villas is to be sent TO Aus
tria as minister and Postmaster Pearson
of New York city is to be promoted TO
Villas place.
Exports Of breadstuffs from the United
States for July amounted to $8.714 ,305,as
compared with $12,371 ,754 for the same
month last year. In the first seven
months of 1855, the exports were S85,
658,9S2, as compared with SS0,546,l 49,
for the same time last year.
Pension Commissioner Black has ruled
upon the pension law providing
for amputation that it is not
necessary that limb should
have been taken off at the joint as her.
etofDre maintained, but if sufficiently
near the hip or shoulder as to render
the limb unserviceable the pensioner is
entitled to the full compensation. This
will increase the pension of number of
of soldiers.
Census returns from forty-four coun-
ties in Wisconsin show gain of l68.lS7
since 1880
The 0his political campaign was open
ed at Mount Giled with speech by
Senator John Sherman.
A. NJ Kelley, whose credentials as
minister were refused at the Italian and
Austrian courts, arrived in New York
from Europe. He has been ordered to
report to Secretary Bayard.
| Cool weather with frost in some sec
tions is reported in Minnesota, Dakota,
Wisconsin and Iowa, but with no par
ticular damage to crops except in North
ern Minnesota where corn has been in
jured.
J. Pierepont Morgan declines to make
one of the committee of five appointed
be directors of the Northern Pacific rail-
road to solicit proxies to be voted on sill
lquestions coming up at the next election
of be company
| Northe Dakota is excited over the grad
ing Of wheat sent from there BY the in
spectors at Duluth, who mark it down
| from No hard to northern because rs
per cent is not Scoth Fife II will make
difference of hundreds Of thousands of
dollars to the farmers.
| MIR. Kelley says he does not desire a
re-appointment in the diplomatic SER
vice.
The presidents private secretary, La
mont says there is no truth in the Fepor.
that of rupture batween Mr. Cleveland
and Mr.. Tilden.
The belief is that the refusal Of the
. Austrian government TO receive Mr.
Kelley as minister was due to the in
fiuence of the Italian mi lister at Vienna.
Judge Maynard, second controller oi
! the treasury, has made an allowance
, from pension granted an old soldisr to
: Leavenworth, Kan, who died before it
+ could be paid him for the services of the
t party in whose house he died doctor and
: funeral bills.
The statement that conflict haC
!; arisen between Secretary Endicott ans
. Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan, and that similar
I, condition had existed between the latter
: and ex-Secretary Lincoln has been con
9 ffrmed by letter 70 the lieutenant gen
q eral and other commanding generals cal
! ling attention to and correcting order
9 irregularly issued BY Sheridan.
a pound of poultry flesh may bs pro
duced as cheapIy as pound ofpork, am
II sells for fwscc the price In the nsarkei