The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-06-24
NEWS SUMMARY.

Lord Iddesleigh.
The English conservatives have deci-
ded to accept Office regardless of liberal
support. /
The spread Of cholera through Spain
and deaths from the disease increase
daily
The Liberty bell sent firm Philadel-
phia to the New Orleans exposition was
returned and now occupies its former
position.
The New York court of appeals de-
clared the law of 1884 prohibiting the
manufacture of oleomargerine "a uncon-
stitutional
The naval board will not make any
recommendation either to reject or accept |
the dispatch boat Dolly hin claiming it is
not their province.
AL Galloway indicted IN Idaho in 1882
for the murder of three Cinnamon has
at last been arrested and was jailed at
Lewiston Wash.
Fred Winkleman eighteen years old,
arrested on suspicion of having kiliedtwo
men in the mountains or Baker county.
Or, has confessed.
DR.. Loring late commissioner of
agriculture is asked by Comptroller
Durham to pay up the $20,229 he owes
the treasury.
Secretary Bayard has formed plan
for obtaining information concerning
foreign industries for the benefit OF
American manufacturers.
President Cleveland says he is opposed
to the acquisition by this country of any
more territory whether in Cuba Mexico
os elsewhere.
Hamilton Hawking, of Portland Ore,
inflicted fatal injuries on his divorced
wife with Knife Tuesday night and tried
unsuccessfully to kill himself
At the Chicago driving park meeting
Lottie P. won the 2:l9 pacing race with
best time 2:174 and Lena Swallow the
Dds trotting event, best time 2:l9i.
The first comptroller 70 the treasury
has approved the first auditors refusal to
pass certain accounts Ofex-Commissioner
of Agriculture Loring for buying $4,000
worth of seed.
The verdict of the jury in tho Budden-
teck case finding him guilty of mans
; laughter will meet public opinion.
, Rascally contractors should be punished
as other rascals are.
Big Bear reasons that all the Indians
will be killed off in about'twenty years
and it makes but little difference whet.
, her he goes up this spring or freezes
through few more winters.
r The native African prince Allogoha OF
: the Brassavies territory upper Guinea
e protesting Christiany, is credited with
having killed roasted and eaten nine
\ natives held as hostages.
e The limit fixed by the president fol
0 the stry of the settlers on the Winnie
t bago reservation expired last week but
a no decision as to what will be done with
2 them has been reached.
The latest reports from Gen. Middleton
in the northwest tell of privation anC
hardship and country impossible fol
q IT, Vrs9s 4 TheEsk is no trneA o
Big Bear and the Generals chase il
regarded useless.
:, Mr. Fish has snap on the court a
9 last. He refuses to testify when calleC
upon as a witness in the Ward trial, anC
the court can't Jail him for contempt a
. he is already behind the bar. Mr.. FISH
knows his advantage will enough Il
hold the court at bay indefinitely.
, The failure of the wheat crop in Cal
r ifornia is said to DO havi g diseourag
e ing effect on the farmers interests of tn,
: Pacific slope. 1t is probable that it vii
i have the effect off breaking up some o
, the baronial estates and causing the
ranches to be divided among the small
farmers.
] The president appointed John b
! StallO, of Ohio minister to Italy, Bayless
2 w. Hanna, of Indiana minister to the
Argentine Republic Charles A. Dougherty
of Pennsylvania secretary of the legation
at Rome, William L. Alden OF New York
, to be CONSUL at Rome; Pirce M Young OF
Georgia, at St. Petersburg.
The president is opposed to the re-
Gently much discussed scheme of acqui-
ring Cuba by purchase he BELIEVING the
United States has as much territory and
as large mixed population as can be
will managed. He thinks the extension
of commerce with other nations a good
thing but not by assuming the response
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