The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-07-30
AoHs and Aashey.

lcctor Of the Port of New York OH I'll
24th instant.
Talbot boys were hanged ut Marysvill
Mo, TN the 27nd Tor the murder Of the
father in September last.
Z Losses by burning OF warehouses an
other buildings at Bordeau are estimated
a,ooo,ooo to 100000 francs.
Justice Nathan Clifford, Of the Unite
States Supreme Court, died at Cornisl
!. Maine, on the ,sth, at 9 o'clock.
/, The New York Legislature, havin
3 elected Miller and Lapham as Unite
States Senators, has adjourned.
A case Of pronounced Asiatic choler
was discovered in East Des Moines Iowa
on the aand. II will probably prove fatal.
r. II. Tibcls, advocate Of the Poncas, ha
; married alright Eyes," the handso,nes
and best educated Indian woman il
Americe.
Two hundred and forty-nine thousant
silver dollars were distributed during las
week from the United States Treasury a
Washington.
A man named ID. Loveland, aged abou
36, committed suicide at Council Bluffs
Iowa, on the aIst, by shooting t'imsel
through the heart.
Lapham In the joint convention received
the full Republican vote and was elected
to the U. S. Senate. The Democratic vote
was cast for Potter.
Exports Of domestic breadstuffs from the
United States for the twelve months ending
June, were $,6s, SOL .ooo, against $17e,ooo,'
for the proceeding year.
There Is some talk Of the appointment o
ex-senator Conkling to the place Oh the
Supreme Court bench n.uie vacant BY the
death OF Justice Clifford.
Either DR.. Ayncw or DR. II ,milton will
be with the President from now u,tii the
indications are such as to show no nccc>.
sitv for their further presence.
Vanderbilt said in Chicago that he saw
40 reason why, with fine track his '''little
phenomenon" could not go in ,:os; but
she tried it, and her best was ,:1I.
The foreign Secretary has notified all
British representatives abroad that the
Government will in the future ransom NJ
British subjects who are captured BY brig.
ands.
At Long Bran.h, the fireworks celebra.
ton on the Presidents recovery, fixed for
last Saturday evening, was postponed,
owing to the unfavorable news from WASH
ington.
The vcritable Russian Nil,ili>t, Hartman.
who had superintenicd the engineering in
laying the train to blow up the late En-.
peror Alexander, arrived in New York
from Rotterdam, per steamer Colaud.
A San Francisco dispatc!, says: Thorn.
as Hook, stock raiser in Tonic Basin,
shot his father dead last Tuesday. The
a. A. az kS
ents and the quarrel over the division Of
the property.
The robbers Of the train in Missouri last
week were seen and pursued toward the In.
clan Territory, in the Grand Crooked liver
country. The Sherffs along the line of
their flight were notified and are trying to
intercept them.
A Portland (Or.) dispatch Of the 10Th
says: 1t is reported from I'illarwork bar
that vessel was seen on fire in the otfing
some days ago and that charred pieces of a
wreck Aoated ashore. The matter has not
been fully confirmed and nothing learned
as to the name or nationality ct the vessel.
The discovering Of copper and silver
bearing ore near Fort Laramie Is creating
immense excitement Miners are STAN.
peding to the new district, which Is about
six miles from Laramie, and swarming
with prospectors all of whom are making
locations. Surface assavs vary from $40
to $3.50.
d.. Hamilton, Of Mex YORK., paid a very
high compliment to DR. Bliss. lie saiA his
management OF the case throughout was
absolutely above criticism and he was emit.
tied to the warmest praise. Both Of tile
physicians took occasion to-
the surgeons in charge in ths
highest possible degree.
Reports from Bismarck Grove, where
the litching OF AN cmgrant train Oil II,
A.chison Road occurred, indicate that the
miscreants who tore up the rail were gam.
blers from st. Louis and Kansas City, and
that they were after the passenger train
which had $4,000 in gold and hank notes,
and their scheme was miscarricd by acct.
dent.
In the Assembly at Albany the solu-
ton was tabled that the s. ,oso alleged to
have been paid member AS Il bride and in
the custody Of the comptroller Of the STATE
h. handed over to the widows and orphans
Of the persons killed at the new capital.
The bill passed to amend the constitution
SD as To make the canals free, and maintain
them by general state tax.
A shocking accident at Muir. in Mich.
occurred Monday. morning. \ small house.
occupied by Alonzo Derrick, wife and six
children, accidentlv took fire and burned
to the ground. The fire originated in an
upper chamber, where three children. one
a deaf mute, aged II, the other boys, aged
and s. were sleeping, and It was impossi.
BILE to rescue them. They were suffrated
and burned bevond recognition. The re
mains were gathered up and buried in one
coffin.
The statue Of General Mcpherson was
unveiled ut Clyde O. on the ,3rd, in the
presence Of many old comrades, including
ex-Prcsident Hayes, Generals Force and
Strong, each Of whom made speeches in
eu'oav Of his character, courage and man.
liness. General Sherman also made a
speech reviving his hest recollections Of the
sturdy and gentle Mcpherson. A letter
dated June 2Sth, from President Garfield
was read, stating that he intended to attend
the ceremony. General Belknap made an
eloquent speech in eulogy Of Mcpherson.
\ dispatch from Grecnville, Texas, SAYS
1t is now assured that Jay Gould will
change the east lines and the Red river
narrow guasc road, recently acquired by
him. to a broad guage line and extend it to
Dallas. This road runs in between and
parallel to the transcontincntal main line al
OF the Taxa~ Pacific, and when completed
to Dallas will be 200 miles long, and that