Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-01-23
NEWS OF THE WORLD.

have swelled prematureIy.
The.loca editor of the Pueblo,
Colo, Chieftain, is deaf mute.
The report that smallpox exists at
Harvard college is denied.
Sir John Macdonald did not leave
England for Canada until Jan. Il.
It is stated that there are sixty
cases Of smallpox at L'Assomption,
Quebec.
Near Plattsburg, Mo, a mysterious
and fatal cattle disease has broken
out.
Coal of good quality is now mined
near Stirling, Mich, by Bay City par
ties.
King Alfonso's Skye terrier still
mourns his masters death and howls
dismally.
The catalogue Of Princeton Theo-
logical seminary for the current year
shows $50 students
About $4,000 was stolen by job
bers in the erection of the ponitenti-
iary at Santa Fe, n. NJ.
The revenue of New South Wales
was, last year, S3S, 100000: expendi-
lures, $44 100000.
A tramp in Los Angeles. Cal, stole
a marble slab weighing eighty pounds,
walking off with it.
Hon. Charles E. Fitch, editor of the
Rochester IN. " Democrat and
Chronicle, is dangerously i'll.
Senator Hawley's successor will not
be chosen by the Connecticut legisla-
ture until January, 1887.
Mayor Beaugrand of Montreal has
been sojourning. in New Mexico and
talks of settling there.
Five men working on an irrigating
ditch near Dodge City, Kan, were
frozen to death on Saturday.
Editor A. E. Burr, of the Hartford
Con Times. has been at the head of
that paper forty seven years.
There is a considerable emigration
of white and colored families from
Mississippi to Texas and Arkansas.
A new wing is to be built to the
Manitoba penitentiary to accommo-
date the half-breed and Indian pri-
soners
Gen. Bragg of Wisconsin says a
Titz John Porter restoration bill will
be passed by the house by a large
majority.
Peacock Bros. of Texas have sold
their fine ranch in Tom Green county
to an English syndicate for S500,000
South Cardinals new lien law gives
the landlord the first claim on a eror
the laborer second and the merchant
third.
No passenger has ever been injured
on either of the American railroad
lines in Mexico-the Central and the
National.
Inside the limits of Pittsburg sixty
six miles Of natural gas pipes have
been laid The cost of laying pipe'
is $4,000 mile.
At Berlin it is denied that the En-
peror William has arranged to NEE
the czar and Francis Joseph in Gal
icia next autumn.
A correspondent of the New Yorl
Sun insists that Northern Dakot,
shall become separate state and b
named Algonquin.
The women of Toronto voted TO
the first time at the mayoralty elect
ion Monday, and elected Rowland
the temperance candidate.
| Brooklyn IN. Y has a net publ
debt of $36, $50, 767. 81, of which $50,
100000 is for the great bridge, par
and water works.
John E. Owens, the comedian, ha
come from his country seat to hi
residence in Baltimore. His physica
condition is unchanged.
/ A great international pigeon shoot
ing match will take place at Hamilto
Ont, on Feb. l. Prizes to the valu
of LOCO will be contended for.
The State Bar association OF Mis-
sissippi has prepared memorial t
congress, aaking for the creation OF
| new federal court district in the state
The public school superintendent c
Wyoming reports 1906 pupils, Z
school houses, lat teachers, and th
total amount paid for salaries at s8'
| 600.
The Boston Advertiser, for soms
time mugwump politically, has com
under the control of straight Repul
licans, and change of tone is locke
| for.
/ John Seward of Braddock. Pa
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