The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-11-05
An order was received in Washington
on Monday for S1,ooo,Ooo OF Confederate

bonds. @
The English government has resolved to
enter upon more direct relations with the
Vatican.
\ telegram from Armagh, Ireland, says
cells have been prepared in the Jail there
for Parncli and forty others.
Dr. Lori,,s, Commissioners, Of Asricu-
ture, has called IA Cotton Growers Conven-
ton to assemble at Atlanta on the ,sd OF
November, in connection with the eXposi-
ton nov being held there.
A Quincy telegram of Oct. Goth, SAYS:
The river at this point tonight is nineteen
feel above low water marks, having risen
slowly all day. All the railroads South
and West from here remain suspended, ex
cept the Hannibal & ST. Joseph, which is
| still running. An the inhabitants of shy
Valley have moved out to high ground,
MANY OF them taking refuge in this city. The
water is steadily spreading over thousands
OF acres OF fertile farms, projected by the
cmbanknent, and the loss to the farmers
will be very heavy. All the levees in this,
vicinity have been broken bv the great pres.
sure of water, and the lew lands are now
completely flooded. This is the greatest
flood known at his season uf the year, and
there is no record OF a higher stage at any
time excepting during the spring ircshet#
in 1881.
An Ottawa disoatch saws: 1t is eatima
ted that at the approaching session Il mem
bar will take the sense Of Parliament on the
dc,lrab,'itv Of Canadian interen lelce and
the election OF chief Magistrate or Gov
crnor General.
The Irish farmers are ilucking into the
Land lo.trt in increasing numbers, and &
600 applied ON Saturday last and many
more on Monday. The >tttf OF clerks are
working Cay and night, yet all are com
p,rt'lN >wAlnpci. 1t is in contemplation
TO appoint more sub commissions rs the
, ,, four about 10 sit are Inadequate 10 the la
hor. II would take two years for the pres
.nt staff to work off the cases which viii
: rrcb;.hi, daring the coming month.
Postmaster General James denies the r..
: ct.,nhcc lst. lie viii remain certainly til
: January ,st and possibly longer, until al
, least some result had been reached in til.
Star route cases.
s,ccret,-v Hunt informs the officers o
the Navy and Aia,ine corps that arpiica
> ton ;or d.:v through persons i'll influence
vii, not receive his attention. M >ucl
applications must be made direct, to III
Il Secretary.
The Confederate i,,na.
= Nv AalIlNGToN, Nov. l.--Thrrc hay
been several applications at the IrelSur
Department recently, BY persons to max
contracts to collect for the Guvcrnm,n
y the balance remaining in the Bank of Eng
'c land, to- the crg,ii, of the de!unrt Conlrdt,
y, ate States. Agar, OF Wasllin ,,on had
:, contract OF tins kind made with Srrrvti!r
ntfr ~, Il - So
NJ temher. ard Agar failed 10 get The n,ont
OF 1t Is said this money was deposited in son!
X peculiar uunlitr, and controlled NV fix
st trustees, who noN collect interest annt,l.i,
as and tina; Jc.i Davis and judah p. Ben .ni
n are two OF these trustees. |! is with ~
e, hope OF getting this money, thlt En..l-
IL capitalists are bu,ny Confederate bona
and that Benjamin has been retained h
these cup:t,i,ts for that purpose. an J.
-. c:a recover from the United States ON II
j., pa, mct,t Of Contrd''r.e bonds. Solicit,
~, .,ovnor. OF t,lr Ir..a>ur, intends IL cad Il
- Brli,., Govcrnmen y attention tothi~ FAC
~ with Il view Oi r-vu'tr;n, :n' the | II /.
~. States
e SerioHs .c:i,ent.
ST. Lo-lS, NOV. 1.--Bv the filling O!
'ia elevator full OF pig iron in the Nu|can Sc
;" works last night. two men were horrib
ee and fatally mansled In the Sa,ne wor
~ tonight, Hugh Hogan was covered vi
y. motion iron which was upset on hin. fro
II Il li.ile. lie will die.
m nn A Negro Rayis!.ar Ly1c:,rl.
I'M LITTLE RouN. Nov. I.--Ci.,rl,> j,a,
ne IN escaped negro convict, whiir at'rnI'til
II, to rape white lad. near Spar.', last W.,
nk was arrested and ,hi, afternoon mob o
ias hundred men captured and tried him, Il
av in thirty minutes hung him to q tree.
.'' ~. Illinois Want No Infected Cattle.
,.r SrE!NtrlF:lD, HIS, Nov. ..l.--''2strh
i'm Culom. hN a proclamation, prn!il,i'> I
re- impprtat'onto ljln,i, OF any ca't!' IRON I
k a various, i,, .t,d districts Of the Ea>tc
.a> States Tn penalty is from one TO :
oil thonsand 'ola aud the payment O:
loses ..itin.; from such inl4it.st,oA.
'cd Cabinet Arrangements.
l'u NEW IoRk, Nov. 1.-The !ieral
'Ns Wa>hin.on> special si,,>: Hia:'e has ,
pressed, freely in very recen, c"nvrr>at'a
= his views ;s 10 the nrxf Cabinet. !
himself he will rc,', in - cr,nb,r I
Cabinet. he SAYS. Will b. Grant ,i''la I
-, to bottom after January 1t. lie thin
-" Frclin,huv>cu viii be Secretary ot Sta
Judge rOl.rr wa> recommended bv ('::
- - and Conklins to i,,r:icli for Secretary
u, tue Treasury last winter. Business
,' "' ran.e,nvn's of James in \rN York Y
''S probably MAKE i vacancy in the i'o>in
~ ter Grneral~hip after Junnt'v 1t, and
-, i unidentified Stalwart will be- appointed
~" his pace ~ to whether Lincoln viii
~, or not, Blaine did not express himself.
;. -" , is reported here on good authority t
's" Gram i ur.ing General Beads ter
~ Navy Department. 1t Is known Neai
-, an>,ou~ for the nomination. and Grant :
"'H tinacv with him has been 'nnrned.
,,i ,v'. Was Beal>' guest during his recent Ni>i
'e" Wa,hin. ton. The rccen, nominations
'''> Frank i!atton. particularly Il S'alN
Grant man, to First Assistant Po~tna'
ling General is regarded rs Significant lie
ska" charge Of the appointment offices VIII
an" prartcall, controls the apprint'ncnt "t
age Postnu,,,cr> under those OF the first ella
iro British Talry.-He:vy storms.
,iny Lo<npN. Nov. 1.-The lntcrnafi'
,co Arbitration and Peace Association h
4 - .; Il tfi It's