The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-09-30
NEWS SUMMARY

A Superannuateu tramp outraged the
teD-year-old daughter of James Miller.
Portland Ore. He will he lynched if
caught.
One of the five Cinnamon lynched at
Pierce City Idaho, was wealthy merch-
ant who had just sold out his business,
intending to return to China.
DR.. Maxwell the alleged murderer of
Preller, will be permitted to challenge
the grand jury.
At Anamosa, Ia, Joseph Fisher and
his three. children persisted in the flames
of his burning dwelling.
Suspicion falls upon John Gouedy for
the assassination of w. c. Mayfield and
son, near Whatcomb, w. T.
New York merchants are loud in their
promises of contributions to the two
weeks Madison Square Garden fair of the
Giant monument in November.
Vignaux will sail from Havre next
week to participate in the Chicago bill
lard tournament Schaeffer and others
will also take part
The famols law suit Of Ben Holiday
vs. Joe. Holiday for about 100000
worth OF property in the vicinity Of Port
land, Ore, is on trial in the United States
circuit court
President Chandler and Cashier Cum.
mings ofthe Farmers National bank of
Bushnell, III indicted for endorsement
have been delivered uD by their bonds
men and lodged in jail
There is rumors of an effort to have
the Younger brothers, the Mortified
bank raiders pardoned. Col Lamont the
presidents secretary. denies any know
ledge of any petition to the president.
French Canadian roughs mobbed Edi-
tor Sheppard of the Montreal News as
he was leaving court He was tried for
libelling the sixty-sixth Quebec regiment
and fined. He stood the crowd off with
q revolver, but was then arrested for car
rying concealed weapons.
Rev. w. L, Clancy pastor of the In
dianapolis Methodist Episcopal church,
yisitec Levi Ritter, lawyer and promi-
nent member of his flock. He reflected
some upon Mrs Ritter and was ordered
put of the house Going out, he called
Ritter liar and challenged him to fight.
He got clicked
In the libel suit of Attorney Westover
against Major Edwards, of the Fargo
Argus the jury brought in verdict for
plaintiff of S125. In the suit of Anne
widow of the late Joshua j.
Rawlins againts the same defendant to
recover 81 100 of insurance in the Protec-
ion Life Insurance withheld by Ed
wards, a second verdict was returned
lSainst the Major.
A report .irculates in Washington to
he effect that the death of Commodore
'emmes, at Hamilton, Va was caused
" self-inhicted bullet wound. 1t is
lenied BY his friends and relatives His
uneral occurred to-day at 1890 a. M, his
emains being inferred in the Congress
ional cemetery.
The people Of St. Thomps Can, are
aising subscription Of $4,000 for the
'urpose Of building a splendid monu-
nent to the memory Of the elephant
jumbo, killed there last week.
BY the latest estimates the fisheries of
treat Britain are rated worth $50,OO00OO
nnually, the United States second in
he world st SSS,OOO,OOO, and Russia
bird at see, 25O 600.
The census of Wisconsin, Just COM
leted shows total of ,555, $50, the gain
yer 1870 reaching 24S,459. There are
S,794 surviving Union soldiers and sail
rs Of the late war.
At Wahpeton a Montana man was rob-
ed BY tramp of $50. Chief Of Police
Iears attempted to capture the tramp.
nd exchanged some shots with him.
bullet inflicted painful wound In the
ieek ofthe chief The tramp is pursued
y aposse Of men.