The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-08-13
Indian Troubles In New Mexico.

DENVER, August "a special dispatch
to the Tribune says: Much uncertainty
prevails regarding the Indians in Socorro
county. Reports are plenty, but eAag
geratet. General latch is at Fort Craig
and may take the field in person to.nnor.
row. Three companies of cavalry are now
after the reds, and one additional co,npan,
started out this morning. Name is heading
the Indians, and has been reinforced from
the Mescalo Apache Agency. lie is evil
IDENTIFY going to initiate Nictorio in swing.
ma, Socorro, into Chihuahua. Two COM
panies Of cavalry we're to-day ordered from
Fort Lewis, Colorado, to Fort Craig to re-
inforce the troops in the field. Forty
scouts are out from Socorro scouting and
gua' ding the Magdalena mountains.
Dianci0 yesterday reported at Las Lunas
that his train of eight wagons, containing
$6,ooo worth Of merchandise, was attacked
40 miles from Las L,lnas, and captured
and ono man killed. The others escaped.
The wagons and goods were burned up.
On receipt Of this Information, rranquiiie
Dunay, New Mexican delegate to Con
gress, Immediately gathered forty armed
and mounted volunteers and started in
pursuit Of the Indians. The country il.
which the Indians now are suffered con.
siderablv last year from the same source.
The Navajocs are comparatively quiet,
the Interior Department having promised
them more popular agent.
Ar:berg Tunnel.
WEN :, August o.-Emperor Francis
Joseph expresses grea, interest in the Ari
berg mel. He has repeatedly dwclt up
on the importance Of the new railway as
opening fre>l, markets for Austrian corn.
whicl. will be able through this outlet to
compete favorably with American corr, ii,
some ports Of western Europe.
Mining Production.
SAN Francisco August 9--Silver
King declares dividend Of IS cents.
A sc,ni-annual report OF the production
Of precious metal in California for 81:
months ending June 30. John ]. Nalen-
tine, OF Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S Express Com
panv. is as follows: Gold, $9,4lS.377; Ill.
yer, $2oS, ,,64. This rate continued during
the remainder Of the year would give the
largest production since 1874.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
LoNDoN, August o-The express train
from Manchester came in collision, to-day,
near Blackburn, with the Liverpool and
York express. Many people were t.arfully
injured, several, 1t Is believed, fatally
Great destruction Of property.
LONDON, August 9.--Five persons were
killed and twenty severely injured, many
Of whom are no: expected to survive.
A Lawyer Shoots His Client.
NEW York, Angus, o-Edward North.
up, a prominent attorney, shot and killed
Joseph q Donnell, clerk for lumber firm
in the Crawford House to-day. Northur
had been administrator for the estate Of O
Donncll's father. Northup claimed that
he was defrauded and q fight ensuet
Northup surrendered.
Artillery Explosion.
PARIS, August o.-Eleven artillery mcr
were injured, four very severely, by a,
explosion In the Government cartridge
factory, at Perpignon to-day.
Suicide ola Judge.
P1rrsFlELp, Mass, August 9.--Judgt
James ID. Colt, Of the State Supreme
Court, suicided in his private room to.da,
sending pistol ball into his head. Ills
health had been very bad lately.