The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-07-15
NEWS SUMMARY.

A sporadic case of yellow fever has
made its appearance at New Orleans.
The president will start in day or
two for the interior of New York to spend
the summer vacation.
It is now decided Public Printer
Rounds must resign as soon as a successor
can be appointed.
The Garfield statue has been accepted
and 1t will be unveiled at Columbus i'm
mediately without formality.
Nineteen Iowa cities have opend sa-
looms. and there are 9l6 places were
liquor is sold an increase of l46 daring
| Gen. Miles VINO Is to take the field in
command ofthe troops now in the Indian
territory, has been instructed to suppress
the trouble with the Cheyennes.
United States Consul Frank Fl. Mason
of Marseilles, has sent to state depart
ment an excellent treatise on cholera
outlining the best means of preventing a
case
The forthcoming number of the Indi-
ana Farmer estimates the wheat crop in
Indiana at GA per cent of an average in
Illinois at 40 per cent and In Ohio So
per cent.
At the convention of misrepresentation
of agricultural colleges it was shown that
the average Of yield was gradually
diminishing and the soil was being rapid.
ly exhausted of plant food.
A severe storm extended along the At
lantic coast On Wednesday night from
the Gulf ofSt. Lawrence to the mouth of
the Mississippi killing a number of people
and causing an immense property loss.
A tornado also prevailed in southern
Michigan and northern and central
Illinois.
The winners in the Washington park
races at Chicago were as follows: Mile
all ages Gray Cloud; Drexel stakes one
mile three-year old colt. Irish Pat
selling race six furlongs. Uncle Dan mile
and quarter Matinee, mile and one
eighths, Uitimatum; mile Mona.
A cable dispatch makes the rather in
teresting statement that the Ameer olaf
ghanistan is equally friendly to Great
Britain and Russia As the Ameer has
no means of knowing into which of
these hands he is to fall he must be given
credit for some very clever diplomacy.
Latest advices states that there is no |
immediate danger from an outbreak of
the Cheyenne Indians. The Cheyennes |
have expressed willingness TO meet
the Government Commissioners TO hear
and adjust their grievances.
The annual adjustment Of the salaries
Of Presidential postmaster has been sub
nitted to the Postmaster General. 1t
shows that the total number of Presiden-
sial postoffices on the LIST OF July was
9,23l-a decrease Of one hundred and
,wentyone as compared with the begin
hing Of the present fiscal year.
The aristocracy of London is rotten.
Rev. Spurgeon publishes letter in the
Pail Mall Gazette approving OF that
exposures Of the secret vices Of
he aristocracy of London. The following
re some of his expressions. Il feel
'owed down with shame and indigna.
ion at this loathsome business, but even
ewers must be cleaned. / pray that
God may come from this horrible ex-
osure, which incidentally must do
arm but those great drifts must result
D lasting beAett. don't Think oiir
hurches have failed for they have kept
pure remnant alive in the land. /
elieve that many are unaware Of these
unghills reeking under their nostrils. /
mink al should cooperate in your brave
arfare. Spare no williams even though
caring STARS and garters We need d
igilance committee moral police 10
lppress this infamy. Lrt the light shine
ithout stint"