The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-08-13


The heat al Havana, still continues un-
rrecetented
John Dillon was released on Sunday
tr' m kilmainham Jail. He drove from the
Jail unobserved.
General Robert Patterson died Sunday
evening, Of Bright's disease, at Philadel-
phia, aged s9 years.
The dead body Of Chas. c. Kitchen, sig
nal service employee, was found in Eden
Park, Cincinnati, Monday morning with
signs OF suicide.
The July return Of the Board Of Trade
shows decrease in imports Of 81, l,zo1 900,
and AZ. increase Of exports Of El5yooo, as
against last July. So -,
The New York Tribune says that there
were 14S deaths Saturday afternoon and
Sdav morning, Of which sixty were
t5ksed by the heat. - -
The story that the Prince Of Wales had
beem advised not to dine his friends at the
Isle OF Wight, because OF Fenian plot
against his life, is pronounced ridiculous
hoax.
The steamer Hardy was fired at from
the bank by the occupants OF an unknown
house. Fourteen shots went through the
vessel. Nobody was hurt. No cause
known.
The Indian Bureau has received official
information Of the killing Of Spotted Tail
on Rosebud Agency on last Friday by
Crow Dog, another Sioux chief. No par
ticulars. ".
The people of Fenni,nore, Wisconsin,
are terribly excited over genuine case OF
.Asiatic cholera, which resulted fatally, in
Nl,ot riila,r. Saturday 1vorr, pcl,,,.r u
resident Is the victim.
The strike among the driver boys and
slate pickers OF the Susquehanna Coal
company at Manticuke, continues. Two
thousand miners and labore,s are thus
thrown out of employment.
In an interview on Sunday, DR.. Bliss
said that there were no indications Of the
formation OF pus cavity and n3thing in
the Presidents condition to warrant the
supmsition that another surgical operation
would be necessary.
Anti. Jewish disturbances have occurred
at JastrOw, West Prussia, during which a
rabbi was wounded, his assailantS escaping
alter regular fight with the police. Fur
tiler disturbances OF the same character
occurred at Bubli.z, Pomerania.
The Coronrr's Jury in the case Of three
on the evening OF the 4th Of July at Lake
Village, returned a verdict that the children
were murdered and the house bu, ned to
conceal the crime. Moody and his wife
were arrested.
As an evidence Of coming hunting
the independent says: $50 many butfalos
are reported between Fort Fetterman and
Fort Mckinney and through the Little
Eig Horn valley as to cause serious
apprehension among the cattle men in
r, gard to grazing"
A dispatch from I.ivermore, says John
Taylor, a wealthy farmer, was killed this
morning by his so,-in-law, John Pablitz
Pabiitz had been so cruel to his wife that
sh. left him and returned to her father.
Paolitz vent to Taylor's house and beat
the old man to death with club.
The official report Of the tumult at Ex.
tapan, drl Aro, Mexico, says that the
Cl;ilolc> interrupted on Sunday last the
divine services Of the Protestants. Three
n,en and ,ne woman of the wOrshipping
party were wounded. The principal riot
crs we're arrested and order restored.
W. f. George, the pedestrian, won the
handicap from scratch In two minutes and
eighteen seconds. This beats the amateur
record in ,h. world. Myers having done
the same distance in two minutes and
eighteen seconds. George is going to The
United States to compete with Myers.
Ven,or says we may expec: great
cnangc in the weather about the time the
new comet is in periheion, the coth Of the
present month. During the week from
the 1sth to the 2oth, instead Of being burnt
Np We may expect to be nearly frozen by
Eosts and strcng cold northerly winds.
The funeral of Ex-Governor Basalc- oi
Detroit, was very largely attended Moi'>.ay
afternoon. Large delegations were pres
cnt from all parts of the State, including
Senator Ferry, Governor Jerome, and
many past and present State officers
Many Thousand people lined the streets
through which, the funeral cortege passed.
The Oregon and Chinese Mercantile
Company will, for the present, put on 9
line Of sailing vessels between Portland
and the Chinese ports, but probably the
hew vessels, Willamette and Mississippi
will soon be substituted further. The ac'
tion Of the company is not fully deter
mined.
Sunday about forty masked men made
~ Intellectual attempt to capture two broth
ers named Hardin, confined IN the Jail Al
Fredonia, (Ks.) for murder. Tie Warden
bein overrowered, gave his pistol to Hardin
to kill the ringleader, John iIoffnen, when
the remainder fled, pursued BY possee
and the Sheriff.
The large iron and nail mills owned anc
operated BY the Old Colony road, at Eas
Taunton, Mass, burned Monday morning
with stock and machinery. The loss j.
$4,000. The burning Of the wire ant
nail mill makes it necessary to shut dowr
the rolling mills, thus throwing scv.ra