The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-06-06
THINGS TERRITORIAL.
Items Of Interest From all Parts of the
Territory.

astI, ulr il b, ing smelted at Toston
The Inc,sl anl"nt is wrlty.one years
old.
andrew j. Burlrigh is mentioned ~ {,
Republican candidate for the delegate.
ship.
All the principal towns of Montana
observed Memorial bay in belitling
manner.
N. O. Valiant, the artist. formerly If
b 'zcman, painter, aud Presented the lirl
cna Luhi ARTILLERY with handsome
colors, last week
Grey { liff, on The Montana division,
9S4 miles west of St. Paul, has been
opened for freialt business, and f. P.
flannaiin appointed Il: ent.
This territory is now well supplied
with colored troops. IT. Shaw, Missoula
and Keogh have been well stocked with
those who fought bravely."
A new election will have to be had for
officers Of tie newly.incorporated city of
White sulphur Springs. An error was
made and not discovered until after the
election was held,
County Attorney Wallace, of Lewis
and tlark.., h, Ids that the issue of the
S}IG GG0 tcaer bonds by Helena was
illegal and the purchase of S60,000 Of
them by OK Gov iIauser therefore void,
The Macleod Gazette of the 9th inst.
reports raid on the Blool camp bv the
tiros Nentres, of Fort Belknap, says the
Benton River Press. The later got away
with thirty head of horses. These tribes
are hereditary enemies, and never have
and never will keep their treaties. and
while they are permitted to raid back
and fourth across the line the cattle and
horse industries of Montana and the
Northwestern Territory pust suffer. The
Piegans and Blnotls are of one tribe and
get along along well enough as nelghbors
but the Gros Venlres belong with the
Arrapahocs, AMI will never live in peace
with the Northwest tribes. They should
be moved ont of the territory.
Rev. L. B. Palladinn, $. j., to-day cele.
bratcd his silver jubilee. or the 25th an.
niversary of his entrance into the
Catholic priesthood. In honor of the
event he celebrated High Mass at the
Cathedral at half l'ast 10 o'clock at
which numbers of the congregation he
serves so well were present. After ser.
vices he received numerous calls from
members of his flock who presented their
congratulations. Father Palladino las
spent many years of his apostolic labors
in Montana, and starce Catholic in the
territory but is aquainted with his kind.
ly face. In Helena, where he has been
pastor for upwards of Is years all our
Catholic citizens know him only to love
and revere him. Ills work among them
has endeard him to one and all and
they all jim with Kim to day in celebrate
ing his ilverjubilee.-Herald.
A special to the Independent says "A
most cold blooded murder WAS commit
ted near Fort tonard Tuesday last
About a week APO. two young men, nan-
ed Brcde and Adams, left Benton for
Fort Macleod in wagon, giving free tram
aportation to a tramp stranger They
camped Monday night about nine miles
from Conard, and next morning Brede
started out hunting horses. During his
absence the stranger attacked Adams with
revolver, shooting him three times,
after which he de-camped. On Brede re-
turning, the wounded man was able to
give the particulars Of the affair, stating
that robbery was the object. Adams was
pnt in the wagon. but died during the
long journey TO Benton. The murders
name is Max Hoppe. He claims to be a
jeweler by trade and worked in Helena
last year. Parties from Fort Conard are
On the trail. and if caught the murderer
will probably be lynched by friends of
the deceased. Deputy Sheriff Crawford
has also started in pursuit.