The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-11-19


Madrid.
Princess Beatrice has given E12,ooo out
IF her Christmas book, to the support Of
The Belgrave hospital for children.
A serious earthquake occurred at Chioz,
Vienna, on the Ieth inst, the village sink.
ing into the earth. The inhabitants fled.
c. F. White & Co., Operative Chemists
No. 81 Maiden Lane and g Liberty streets,
New York suspended with liabilities Of
$75oooo.
Davis, Morris y CO., Importers of Drugs
and Chemicals, No. as Cedar street have
made an assignment with liabilities OF
$llo,ooo.
The Sanitary Commission is informed
that goo persons died OF cholera in Mecca
on the 9th instant. The epidemic has
broken out at Djiadah.
It is said the Princess Louise accompan-
les the Marquis of Lorne to Canada five
weeks hence. The Marquis resigns the
Governor Generilship early in 1882.
The public schools at Niagara are tenn
porarily closed owing to the prevalence Of
diphtheria. Large numbers are sick; the
deaths SO far being confined to children.
l.. A. Poorman poisoned two children on
Tuesday with arsenic used in mistake for
baking powder. Poorman has since died
and it is now reported the children will re-
cover.
Gambetta has sent a circular note to the
representatives Of France abroad, stating
that change of Ministry will not modify
the pacific tendency of the foreign policy of
France.
The complete annihilation of the village
of Elm, in the Canton of Glarus, appears to
be only a question Of time and bad weather.
The summit of the peak nearest the village
is moving.
Diphtheria, scarlet fever and smallpox
are making great depredations among the
people of Southern and Central Russia
The severity ot the disease exceeds any
thing heretofore known.
Mary Francis McViekcr wife of Edwin
Booth, died at four O'Clock Sunday after
noon at the residence OF her parents, 13
West Filty-third street, New York. Her
remains were taken to Chicago for inter
ment.
1t is reported that Seattle has been quar-
antincd against Tacoma, owing to the pre-
vailing smallpox at the latter place. 1t is
also stated that Heilacoom will follow the
example. No cases are reported yet at
Seattle.
A cyclone struck the premises Of Matt
+. Ash, near Madison station, Jackson.
Mississippi, completely demolishing and
carrying away all the buildings and severe
ly inJuring Mrs. Ash, her two children and
four other persons.
An armed band dragged a farmer named
Gravin from his bed in Castle Island, Kill
kenny county, Ireland, and questioned him.
Gravin acknowledged having paid hisrcht,
whercupon, he was fired at five times and
severely wounded.
A partv Of twenty misc:eanrs attacked
the house of man named Curtin at Mount
Maria, near kiliavilin. They beat Curtin,
dragged his wife out of bed, and compelled
Curtin to swear to stop proceedings against
his tenant, under noti~c.
Jesse Baldwin, Of Youngstcne, Ohio,
was robbed by five burglars. Baldwin had
ST., 900 in gold which he got on bonds in
Washington the other dav III a safe III the
hallway. The robbers broke open the safe
and go, away with the money.
The Captain and thirty eight men. pas
sengers and crew of the Dutch steamer,
Konig Der Nederland, recently tounderesl
in the Indian Ocean, have landed at Alden.
They were picked up at Solomon Islands
Search for the remainder continues.
The Star route, conspiracy case, recent
ly thrown out by Judge Cox, will be repre-
scented in the Police Court in few DAYS
and the parties re-arrested. 1t is presumed
they will waive examination and give bail
The papers will then go to the Grand Jury
About s O'Clock Thursday morning, at
Winnemuca (Nev.) John Mcmahon, a sec.
ton hand, who has been ON drunk three
or four davs, set fire to the section house
and cut his throat. He is still alive, and
DR.. Hanson, the Road Physician, has beer,
called 10 attend him.
1t is stated Sidney Dillon Is about build.
ing on Fifth Avenue and Seventy Sixth,
street, N. Y, the most magnificent private
palace on the continent, If not in the world,
lar surprising the Vanderbilt and Stewart
mansions, and covering therein q full city
lot, fronting on Central Park.
Ten boilers at the extensive lumber and
salt mandatory Of Hamilton and McClare
six miles below Fest Saginaw, Mich, ex-
ploded Monday morning, wrecking prop.
erty to the extent of $:sooo and killing
four fremen. Debris flew in every direc-
ton, pieces coming down half a mile dis.
tant.
The yacht Atlanta, recently beaten by
Mischief, will winter at New York, and
10 still confident of success. She will
challenge again for the American cup next
spring. The club Treasurer said: This
American cup is worth more than hun.
dred shares Of Comstock. This season
alone has cost the club and members an ac-
tual cash outlay Of just $4,000.
Work on the Mexican National Railroad
which was temporarily suspended bv order
OF the Mexican authorities has been re.
sumcd. The first construction train will
cross the Rio Grande in few days, and
then two miles Of track per day will be laid
The International roads track is within
thirty miles of Laredo, and is coming at the
rate Of one and halt miles per day.
The Cologne Gazette saws: Should Bis.
,narck resign the Chancelioship we hope
the Emperor's answer will be now, as pre-
viously, "Nevcr!" so far as the guidance
ofGermany's foreign relations is concerned
but with regard to its domestic and social
policy, may It, in Gods name, be intrusted
to some less hasty and more skillful hand,
for the Empire needs an interval Of re-
pose.
DIR. John NJ. Leonard practicing ply.
sician in Burlington township, Calhoun
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