The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-04-22
NEWS SUMMARY.

realize the fact that their harems must
go.
LeParis announces an outbreak of a
military conspiracy on vast scale that
has occurred in Spain.
Six lucky miners imprisoned in a
Carrolton. H., coal mine escaped
through a safety shaft unframed.
J. H. Bell was taken from the Jail at
Pierre by mob and hung from the flag
staff of abe court house without time to
say his prayers.
The colored people of Washington had
a grand emancipation celebration and
their parade was reviewed by President
Cleveland.
The roller skating rink proprietors of
New York held a meeting there and
organized an association for the elevation
of the tone of Kinks generally.
/ Reports from the interior of Victoria
state that 5000 employees ofthe Canadian
Pacific construction have gone on strike
on account of not receiving their wages.
In the Santa Rose mountains, Mexico,
l25 miles from Eagle Pass, Tex, very
rich gold-bearing quartz has been re-
Gently discovered by some Texans The
place is very difficulty of access.
d. r. Francis, the new Democratic
mayor of S.. Louis, was inaugurated The
Republican candidates have determined
to contest the late election, on the ground
Of fraud and illegal voting.
DR.. Samuel D. Burchard's resignation
of the pastorate Of the Murray Hill
Presbyterian church, New York, was
accepted at the meeting of the New
York presbytery, He was placed upon
a pension of $500 year.
1t is established almost beyond
doubt that Maxwell murdered Prellerat
st. Lonis for his money and is on the
steamer City of Sidney en- route for
Australia, having taken passage at San
FrisciteO. Preller's body has been fully
identified.
The captain of a Pittsburg steamboat
was refused passage through a dam of
the Monagohela Navigation company
on Sunday because it was the Sabbath,
He backed his boat out into the river
again and steamed over nine-foot dam
without injury.
1t will be comforting to those who are
waiting TO be made postmasters to know
that Col Villas has ordered the clerks of |
the appointment division on extra duty. |
The work in that division is greatly in |
arrears, and the clerks must put in three
hours each evening, in addition to their
regular days work, until the clogged
channels are cleared. 1t is authoritatively |
announced that no appointments will be
made involving changes until vacancies
now existing are filed. To the latter
Mr.. Villas will devote his best energies,
after which the matter Of removals viii
be taken up.
Two thousand, five hundred dollars in
POOV DAAiA 10 Oh u AOIlAA bdUIC al LARRY
Hills the other evening. w. E. Harding
Curned it overto Hill az purse for the
fight beween Sullivan and Ryan in Mont
ana on June Is. Hill paid back $500
posted with him On March as Sullivan's
forfeit. "Now you understand" said
Harding, "the $500 is to be paid to
either Sullivan or Ryan after their exhi.
bition no June Is at Butte, or to the win
ner Of the boxing contest" Il unders-
stand" said Harry, 81 will give this purse
TO thewinner, according to the decision
of the referee. What about the diamond
belt" "The winner will get that after
the exhibition" said Harding. Mike
Gleason says that anybody who thinks
that Sullivan is not in good health
should have seen him eat his dinner at
Taylor's hotel, Jersey City, last Wednes-
day. He demolished large rare porter
house steak, four soft-boiled eggs, six
slices of toast. celery, and pint bottle
Of claret. Sullivan says he will 60 into
training next week under the mentor
ship of Patsy Sheph ard and John Bogue
with Harding to look after the arrange
ments for the battle. Pat Sheedy and
James Paterson WI II look after Ryan's
and John: Roach will train him.
Sullivan and Ryan are tomeet three days
before the fight to arrange where the bat
tie viii take place. Ryan wants to have
It at Butte City, and thinks it will be
decided at the race course. If he and
5ulliyen can't come to an understanding
Harding will name the battle gaound.
r, E. Carpenter, superintendent of the
National Park. characterized the charges
against him, in the Forest and Stream,
Is absolutely false. His absence from
he park for two months was in obedience
20 orders from the department, The
government horses, not at winter pasture,
we're at the disposal of the assistant
'uperintendents. The location of lands
n the park in his name at the time it was
oelived the bill for its reduction had pass
ID was without his knowledge or consent.
he has had no relations with the Hobarts
,ther than in his official capacity. Mr.
Carpenter beliVes the article in Forest
md Stream was written by one of his
who has long been openly
opposed to him.
General Grants progress towards con-
lalesence for the past few days has been
,henominal HIS physicians now openly
express the opinion that he will recover
Dr.. Slrady said he was prepared for any
'liangs but did not anticipate il ~ present
Although itwould be premature % say
hat General WAS OIL: .; danger. ~ felt
'eFy hopeful of the future.
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