The Dillon tribune., 1881-09-03
Rofs and lsstes.

DR.. Hamilton has returned to New
York.
Samuel B. Ruggles, of New York, died
Sunday.
Gavin Duffy. of Ireland, will be asked
to re-enter political life.
The steamer Britanic brought $1,,I7ooo
in gold to New York Monday.
Bliss saws there is no pus in the knee
joint, cr where else except in the wound
and gland.
Hope in the Presidents case Tuesday
was as strong as despair was Friday and
Saturday.
Norman NJ. Allen has been nominated
State Senator in New York. for Lorcrzo
b. Sessions.
| The swollen gland Tuesday night ressn.
bled a carbuncle, and was thought by some
might be one.
| The State Street Baptist Church a. Og-
densburg, New York, burned Monday.
Loss, $,o,ooo.
! General Swain was jubilant Sunday
morning. He said "The President is hold.
ing right up to the mark"
The American temperance lecturer,
Murphy. was heartily welcomed at a public
meeting in London, on Saturday.
London dispatches say Crow Of Peoria
Ill. is'going to Ireland as an agent foi an
Amer lean dynamite firm in Limerick.
Mrs. Garfield prepares the beef tea which
the President is taking from raw beef chop
ped fine, with few drops OF muriatic acid.
Indians attacked the town Of Eureka,
New Mexico, two DAYS ago, and killed all
the citizens said to be about 70 in nuni-
Der.
DR.. Bovnton is reported as saying that
the President is taking more than s,':'i-
cici.t nourishment to-day to sustain the
body.
Bulletins from Washington were read in
the Cleveland, Ohio chui ches Sunday, and
prayers for the recovery OF the President
were offered.
An Inter Ocean Washington special Of
Sunday evening SAYS the President contin-
ues to take liquid tood, chiefly chicken broth
and koumiss.
In Philadelphia. at the Catholic Mems
Christian Association union meeting, pray
ers for President Garfield's recovery were
he'd Tuesday night.
The city of Plano, Texas, is in ashes
Fifty y.one b,ildings were burned. Every
ooo; INSURANCE, $4,000.
DR.. Bliss denies that the President has
pyumia. lie says, however, that II the
Presidents case is one Of py9mia, then We
will show you case OF py;rmia in which,
the patient got WELL
! The use of sulphur water in the boiler o
Henry Moody's saw,niil, at Campbellville
Kentucky, caused an explosion killing IL
,t.,i1
Fletcher and {. Ciarck.
The hurricane announced by the Sig:a
Service Department passed Port Royal
S. e., on Saturday. At Beaufort the dam
age i, considerable. Forty lives were lost
{ all co!ore>!, at por: Royal i.rry.
Mrs. Garfield has never surrendered
more than moment Or two ut a time, Il
her grief, and then she has retired to he
room and after brief absence returned t,
her post Of duty at the Presidents bedside
a London Bishop preaching at S'a!tmd
Sunday, referred to the spirits. lie sait
the dying President was Christian who
before the world, d.4r... to take sin by ths
throat. lie was man that might b,
killed, but could not be seduccd from til,
.;ht.
The excitement about Indians in WIS
consin has not ahated. The Dreamer> arr
still keeping up the dance. The latest from
keshana is that the peace ,nen OF thu
Mcnomines have b,cn driven away ant
agent Stephens with one daughter arr
prisoners at the Agency.
;, The Secretary OF the Navy has rcceivet
: dispatch from Commander Thomas q
Seltridge, announcing the killing of Lieut.
# Commander b. l.. Edes and Lieut.. Lyman
&. Spring, by the premature explosion oil
$ torpedo on the ,oth, Mt the torpedo statio
at Newport X. /. Doth bodies were blow
D almost to atoms.
While the tenants on Sir George Colt
hurs,'s property, near Mill street. Cork
ireland, were rcipicin. on Sunday over tn
marriage of their landlord, an armed an
= = disguised party, nearly 100 strong. sur
:. rounded the tenants and red into then
= woundins ten persons. Two are IN a PR
- carious condition.
. y determined h,t rcticsnt railway off
!. ,:ial during the late fire at Cleveland had
:, train of burning cars moved a distance {
4 several hundred yards from the fire. Th
! action NJ t',r time was ncomprehcnsibl
=. but it is now known that one car wa
{, heavily LOADED viii, powder, which h
j, feared would explode. Th., cars were ha,
, tiv pulled out in time, which prevented Il
: explosion.
The cri.ira, condition OF the Pre>idcl
y ab>orbs all popular attention in Londol
O Earnest inquiries ut the legation and at II,
o American news rooms. Evening ncw'
u papers are eagerly hon.ht All hope, {
h the Presidents recovery are abardoncs
d The public mind is muci, depressed on tn
It loss of such a President. it being rcgarae
d AS Il calamity to the United States and
o grave misfortune to England.
!, \ r,,,n'r of fires are reported in .t'9s
y. ria. All the country around l'hli'lpe>'l!'
- to the extent Of sixty square kil"'net'r>,
u one vast ronfiuu,;,tiun. S.ura. the port {
!, Philipmvilc i dc-tr,vrd. The torres. {
u Cuoul is nbluz, and IN. blaze tanned by
violent >rocro :,rr carrvin. all tet"rr then
y 1t is hardly possible tCr the garrison All
=, population to effect anything in the wa
u of sul,duein" the fires. on account OF II
heat. 1t is feared the fires originated Wit
y the Arabs.
a \: the Sunday morning dressing Of til
II Pre- >iient'~ wound. the ptrotid s"cllif'
-, was found to have diminished >ensiblv
y .ize since Saturday morning. There ha
~ been a plentiful Discharge of rus d,srin
70 the light from the 'hre. openings ~
~. other yellow spot was discovered on u
-. sid. OF his face Monday morning whir'
: when pricked. permitted the Tree d'-char.
f,f puS from another rus pocket ~
wound in th,. p,.lv was found to be doin