The Dillon tribune., 1881-07-23

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The French have captured Sfax.
The Garfield find Subscription is $,sa,.
600.
The Garfield fund has reached the sum
OF $l47,47s.
Hanlan wiil row In the rsketta at Erie,
Pa, in August.
Affairs begin to look critical again in the
Transvaal. X f.4E~ ~.r.f
A $4,000 fire occurred Monday in Red
Bank, New Jer9yA j SIS Il
The potato crop In ireland promises to
b. good and plentilal. s.-,. .---,. =
Wallace R6ss, Of BSeton;% challenges
Itanlan to row him for $4,000.
French papers are cailings fqN, I'D spp:s
preston of the annual military reviews.
Hastings, Neb., was visited oa~ the 18th
vicE Prc.Ideht Arthur is rapidly grow.
tn In; 'sts sSs ;sa2s I "s, ss!y 'hs Cabinet
sixty-iive l'9rer dealers were arrested
Wednesday at WllkesbArfe,' Pennsy ylvania,
for keeping open bars on Sunday.
In seven days, July roth to- 16ths la
elusive, there were 26I deaths from sun
strokeand ~ from excessive heat. =
1t Was renorted Iast week ith4t Atd<teen
PEASANTS we're burned I'm a bdrn ipi Koaska,
Russia. The actual number was lIS.
Maud S. undertook to beat her record
again at Pittsharg, Saturday. but rain
stopped her after she aY'd k'ia trial, ,lapkif,X
-:l5. Is ~ ~ - A. q. < :
THIS voting ut Albany continues Will,
undated fury, and will probably only
terminate with the adjournment OF the leg
islature.
. The Hungarian wheat crop will be bet
ter than last year; Russian excellent;
Roumanian much damaged bv storms !;
French excellent and no need to import
any.
A building in Jersey City was recently
burned. Monday twenty children were in
the shell, breaking of wood, when it fell
and killed two and broke the arms Of a
third.
After two years labor the fire In the
Stanton SHAFT tn W. nkesbarre fa: has been
ssahdued. Thcs6oSk Of ripairl1g tl i'm.
mense destruction caused by the water and
flames is now being vigorously pushed for.
ward.
: -; .Ine ioss ;oy x9e cWIone at New O'n,,
ss,snooo' The tracI of the tornado was
f3fv miles iony NV .one mile w;de. The
Gu ,;st oc l. ;l,.,S ord ,,o.,rdsa a. nrr-su a.
oi,.,;na,,,e As..;t te,se,, iiSza ,re eTrc,,.
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me Dun oI out''s.Mnu .s' rs,c uHe" ."a. ~. nc
supportea tne c'aum OF tne Ea.l!ornla % A'cn.
norne c.alman.; speaks !" n'gr urms ms U %
nus ueatne"t IN IN AmeIca' . .. a.o o. =. Inc I'm. .n
ne sa~ "ele, a'.u auus ."a. u :,, :. "s.. W
III Tic ""'"'''"' 1'"'Se 1s"i'o'" eNPce's "
come. ,,..-gs..e.- v-.,,,.,.p uus- -.
A., ,ftre .in East O43iand Sunusy, &c
stroyed WaShmgtom HaA aisd--nearly all
the other buildings on the block boundec
" East, Eleventh and Twelfth streets ane
Sixth and Seventh avenues. Loss abou
$4,000. The buildings destroyed ar
clostly stables, saloons, wash-nouses ant
retail estao'sn'nents.
The Injunction Of Stewart. against Sim
mons & Dickinson, which Chancellor Ed
wards dissolved, has been reinstated b,
Judge Hines, Of the Court Of Appeals
This perpetually enjoins Simmons & Dick
i,son from drawing the Kentucky State
Lottery and closes their lottery business
o"oe' e"e Ae"'"cSy laws
China Skirmishing for our Outposts.
A San Franeisco disuatch has the fol
lowing: Among the passengers from
Honolulu by the last steamer was Majo,
r. W. M2cfsrlane. Aide de Camp ans
tearer Of dispatches to King Kaiakaua
His mission has excited some inquiry from
\ numher ~ nrominent nlanters and n,er