The Dillon tribune., 1881-11-12
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The Nihilists threaten to prevent the
Cars coronation unless he grants specified
concessions.
An incendiary destroyed the Pennsyl.
vania Central round house and contents at
Princeton, N. J., Nov. 9TH.
Warren A. Russell's training stables at |
Danville (Ky.I burned, Nov. 9TH, with |
number OF valuable horses.
The various towns Of Stafordshire, Eng,
threaten strike unless their demands are |
granted. It will affect 10000 employees.
The New Era from Hong Kong for San.
Francisco went ashore at Cape Bajeador,
and Is a total loss. The crew were saved.
A terrible smash-up occurred near Port
Jervis, on the Erie R'y, Tue sday, between
two freight trains, killing the conductor and
men.
The deaths at, Dargcling, India, from
epidemic cholera fever amounts to 5000,
or ten times the rate Of mortality for the
past few years.
Advices from Mecca to the end Of Oct,
say the number Of cases Of cholera aver
aged fifteen daily. Number Of pilgrims in
the city, 100000.
James Gorden Bennett has asked Lieu.
tenant Howgate OF the Danish navy to go
to London to join an expedition to search
for the Jeanette.
The statute of Lord Byron has been un.
veiled at Missoloughi, Greece where he
died. The ceremony was attended by great
popular enthusiasm.
The Hammonton House, at Harmon.
ton, N. Y, was burned. A guest ii ON
New York is missing, and others barely
escaped by ropes. Loss $4,000.
Indictments for murder have been found
against engineer Take and conductor Nc
Mama tor killing five men, by recklessly
causing railroad collision. The men are
missing.
William For xood and John Quigley,
residents ot Brandywine Junction, Del,
were killed, Nov. 4th, at railroad crossing.
A span Of horses were also killed and
wagon demolished.
Cashier Baldwin has just been released
on 100000 bail to appear on Monday for
examination. His bondsmen are his
brothers II. p. VIM. Fl. and Theodore +.
Baldwin and seven other persons.
Ten heavily laden freight cars, Of the
New York and New England road, were
ditched at Blackstone, Mass, Nov. 9TH, by
piece of machinery falling from the plat
s.r''' Of = oS-, ar'sl wert. fe,nOralIze.
Five thousand people paid twenty five
cents each admission fee to Caledonia
Park, Jersey City, to listen to O'Connor
member of the British Parliament, speak
in tho interest Of the Land League OF Ire
land.
The Observer states previous TO the de
parture Of De Bligniers for Europe, com
munications were exchanged between
France and England relative to the steps
necessary in the event of fresh military
outbreak in Egypt.
At the annual meeting of the lIanniba
Il ST. Joe road, held at Hannibal, Monday
o,6oo shares of stock were voted. ia,
, Gould, Russell Sage, Enoch Pratt ant
Julius Holyarten retired from the director,
at their own request.
Joseph N. Duloi>e, a prominent hide ans
wool dealer, left Kansas City Il week agt
and his whereabouts are unknown. 1t i
alleged he detaulted $4,000 The princi
pal victims are in Milwaukee and Boston
| lie is supposed to be Canada or New Mex
} leo.
S Particulars have been received Of the ex
t pl.,sion OF 400 pounds Of powder Tuesda.
i night in the Quincy mine. near Hancock
r Lake Superior The mine was badl
y wrecked and great damage done, beside
u killing William Juroela and Ole Oleso
J, (niner>), and George Meyers, a boy.
j Captain Berry OF the relief stea,ne
$ Rodgers is reported by the captain Of til
schooner Golden Fleece as telling Captai
y lIickmott of the bark Dawn, that he foun
e Wrangle Land to be about sixty miles Ion
It with current at its northern end ruunin
n northwestcrly about six knots an hour.
The schooner Della lioskins capsized |
a squall Oft Nantucket and the crew too
to their boats and pulled all night witho,
any progress. After being in the b<';
b, twenty -four hours without food and props
r clothing, the mate and four men died fro'
t, exhaustion and fright and were then throw
'e overheard.
= The Opera House, at Japlin, (Nlo), burnt
~ Sunday night. The building Is an cnti
;; loss. Several merchants occupying Il
ground floor are heavy losers. The B
~ ~ Four Minstrel Troupe, which pla. cd in Il
50 house last night, lost nineteen trunks a,
=. :. their musical instruments. The total 10
~ ~ will reach $4,000. The builling was |
~ ~ sured for $4,000.
~ A dispatch from Mexico. Of the Nov. :
~ ~ saws: Tho Senate approved the Railro
rs concession granted Frisbie and DE Gre'
4 for Huntington and Gould, respectivel
iv and ut the request Of the President, abr
=. gated the authority Of the executive
b. grant railway concessions but authorizi'
he him to alter existing ones, and transfer tho
TN forfeited.
ID, DR.. Ambrose Goetz, the Russian poll
a cal fugitive, practicing medicine in NJ
1t York. was found dead in bed. 1t Is su
in posed he committed suicide. The Doct
Id was we'll to do in St. Petersburg, but
n coming an advocate Of advanced libel
N. opinions, was forced to fiv, and his proper
/ a was confscatcd. Ills wife and child
to Russia survive him.
to SUNDAY evening fire broke out on
go gle Docks, Hotoken. The flames ragged
furiou>lv and became so threatening, tt
he the authorities OF lIoboken telcgraphed
ck New York tor aid, and several fire cngir
hc were sent over. and fire boats were order
es to the scene. The steamship Rialto, tre
me Hull, England. was damaged.
m. Information has just been received,
nd Tucson of IA fight between hostile Apacf
ess under Chiefs Vav and Dravo, am
n United States Cavalry in Apache count
ost in which four bucks were killed and tn
IN. women and some children captured. l
led Apachcs were scattered BY the cnga
in. ,nent and are making towards ti.c San Z
los agency.