The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-04-04
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VIC pisNhehSe vi Rale. AT hlnklnQf
1900 people were rendered shelterless
and are camping ont in the snow. Thirty
eight houses were burned and many
lives were lost at Mezo Berenx.
DUBLIN, March 3l.--The steamer New
Haven, laden with potatoes and accom-
panied by two gun boats, has started fol
the Curran Isles, to relieve the famish.
ing Irish population.
Major-General Terry has written per.
sonal letter to the secretary of war, say
ing he is in bad health and requesting tc
ba ordered before an army retiring
board.
New York. March 29.-Recorder Smy.
the in the court of general sessions to-
day made public letter he had received
which was marked personal" The let.
ter said that when decision favorable
to Jay Gould is rendered $3.50 900 in 81 :
0nO bills would be left at the recorders
residence. There was no signature to
the letter.
A new malady has made its appearance
among the horses in New York and pro-
yes fatal in almost every case. 1t is cal
led mamie, and the animal drops with
out warning. 1t is said to be due to lack
OF exercise after full feeding during the
idleness caused by the storm. Hun.
dreds of horses are dying of the disease.
The Tate impeachment trial was re
sumed at Frankfprd this morning. Audi.
tor Hewitt testified and some formal
evidence followed. The amount of the
deialcation WAS declared to he $204 600.
The proceedings closed in the afternoon
with verdict of guilty against the ab-
sconding treasurer ol Kentucky and his
removal from office.
The President has sent to Congress a
message recommending legislation to
prohibit the importation OF swine from
France and Germany. 1t is accompanied
by communications from Minister PEN
dleton and from the U. S. Consul at
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gins h'e assistant cashier OF the
rioe'ltF Nauohai pank, VINO has been
under conviction s,r d. vi,,la,;o, - A.
national banking law was broroht ;n.o
the United States co,rt hi. 1norn;n.
upon motion of District A,tornev Rur.
nette, and was sentencsd IN tbs n.ni
tent;arv for rsevep aar.on5 two non.L.
He appeared broken down rron, ,,,no..
but did not manifest deem e,notion rnon
receiving his sentence.
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, re nav, d.;nn H. a ,., p'.'Iis anu oo,n
'N ~" Wy ihH' iie WAS blaDDeu IN Inc
breast directly above the heart and she
had her throat cut froin the left ear to
the chin. Jealousy was the cause. They
are young people and married in Cali
IN u,;. ~ voc w. anu ial'e"
III 'i'is county ana she in Lambeth, Ont,
mere ier parents now reside. In her
ly'"S r,h'essioh ths woman said that
''' s'apoeu ne husband and he after
warn ore" t'le kh'te and cut her throat.
CuIcAGv. March 3t-Tba r.L.
Iie-up OF the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
faul railway was decided on at late
meeting of the strikers last night proves
true The engineers, firemen. SWITCH
men and brakemen and number of
conductors of that railway have quit
work. The strike includes employees on
both freight and passenger The last