The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-10-27
Whole No. Io5
PERsoNAL-

NJ. Bartholdi win sail for Esw X~k sa
| Oct. 16.
Donn Piatt has boon appointed pcStmasesR
1t Mac-oscheek, o.
Lieutenant Greely is slowly regalning hs
old weight and strength
Henry Watterson describes Geneva ~ .
Echeap provincial Paris" fss
Prince Galitzin, of Russia, Is now taking In
Ehe sights at San Francisco
Justin Mccarthy is described ~ a smaller
edition OF Roscoe CoRklng.
Senator German, OF Maryland, Is visiting
the city Of the Golden Cats.
Thomas F. Bayard, Jr., son Of his father.
s Yale freshman this fall
wilson Barrett is Said to be the John Nc.
Cullougb of tho English stage.
Secretary Lamar denies positively the ~
port that he IS soon to be married
Gen. W. 7. Sherman is in reasonably good
health, thank you, for an old soldi@
Mr.. George Bancroft's birthday Il Oct 8,
and that of ex President Arthur Oct Q.
Young George Gould is already quoted -
saying that amarriage is q serious matter"
Mr. Henry Abbey, the operatic and dra-
matte manager, has married Florence Gerard
JOHN L Sullivan says prize lighting Is so
ing out OF fashion. BE proposes to give u
up.
P. T. Barnum is to give new school house,
built on new plans, to the town OF bridgeport,
Conn.
Mr. Gladstone win probably pass the part
of the winter that comes after Christmas IN
Italy.
Jerome Increase Case is the full name ot
Jay-Eye-See's owner, and he has a fortune Of
81, 100000.
Ex-senator Bruce, Of Mississippi, says be h
going to prepare lecture on his experisncs IN
the senate.
Mr.. Parnell knows q thing or two about
with 10000.
M. Grevy has as gift from the hng Of
Abyssinia two loving lions and four bufaloes
with silken coats.
Mr.. Abraham Emerson, Of Gambia, recently
celebrated his S6th birthday by digging forty
bushels of potatoes in seven hours
Sam Jones says: II despise theology and
botany, but love religion and flowers" Sam
does not scruple to be plagiarist
While ex-President Arthur Is more comfort
able, he does not look for q restoration 70
health, and is prepared for the worst
Despite the weakness attendant upon bin
IS years, Cardinal Newman still rises at $50
every morning and makes up his bed
Jay Hubbell says that three months at
Carlsbad made new man Of him. He IL
Just home-a Michigander with fresh feathers
Sir Charles Dilke's new position viii be
that of an unpaid volunteer in the nOws
service Of one of the great press agencies in
London.
Bitter political enemies as they are, in pri-
vate life Lord Randolph Churchill and Mr..
Labouehere are intimate and even condden-
tial friends.
Potter Palmer said lately to a friend: Il
liked Mr. Vanderbilt because he was generous
to hilnself Most rich men are stingy to
themselves"
Jan *, A. fairfield, the son Of the late presl-
dent, has noarly completed his law studies
at Cleveland. He is said to resemble bis
father greatly.
William f. Cody, otherwise mown a. @Buf-
falo Bill, Il said to have cleared over $780,
600 last year travelling about with his wild
western SLOW.
It i, said that a brand Of bad Tennessee
cigars has been named after the Taylor can
didates for governor. Fame sometimes has
its dra ~Imcks.
James Russell Lowell viii deliver the ora
ton at tlm 250th anniversary Of Harvard,
which viii be observed with unusual honors
early in November.
Lieut. Schwatka, in his ascent Of Mount St
Elias. has su ,ceeded in climbing more than =
mile and quarter above the sea-the highest
point above the snow level ever reached
President Cleveland proposes to begin work
upon his net message at once in order TO
have it oilild, il not written, before he Is
hampere II The return Of congressman.
Mole. s.aator Don Cameron puts a dash
before his nlIle and ane's her after it when he
registers i; hotel, to 4eep the clerk from
writing ''ienal o." before or after his name
Mr. q .-.lar recently declared, in a lecture
at Ca .ia1 I, England, that he never. yet had
spollel. ia hall where leo persons could
breathe comfortably for an hour and a half
together
E--.t...a,'s"y General Ben iamin Harrk
Brewster his made arrangements to resume
his law practice in Philadelphia and let poll
tics alone for a season. Here wisdom shines
resplendant
Gen Rosa r-lns recently reglhered at q
hotol g. frcan Columbus, O., and there is a
rumor that " hen he leaves the treasury be
will take up his residence at Ohso's capital
and run for congress.
Congressman Rockwell told some Massa-
chusetts farmers the other day that a-ricul.
tural colleges were proper enough, Sonly they
have a tendency to wean tho young men
away from tho farm"
1t Is said that Oliver Ames. the Republicas
candidate for governor of Massachusetts,, win
go before congress personally next winter
with petition to have the stain from his
fathers name removed.
Gen. Francis Walker and John BOYLE
O'Reilly are said to resemble each other
greatly in appearances. Both are stout ami
square of bniL with faces OF dark italian
Antslu. Ene Baby.
A carist trade paper tells story of per
spirhig salesman who seemed to BE- unable 70
suit ii li..J u t,r unrolling miles Of his stock
Whes, a ii,v remarked to her companion,
@Balj l.s ta see him roll them out, aud iss
not lite 10 the train yet, he gave il up
Bost riiL
Wealthy Ex-COnfsderats Generals
Facts recently collected show that
large number of the generals in ne lass
civil war have become rich through i:7