The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-05-07
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\ terrible epidemic so,ncw hat akin to t..
phu~. is making great havoc among the
horses in Paris.
Peter Smitl, jumped from the St. Loui,
bridge 10 the river at noon, but was picked
NJ by passing ft,ry boat and saved
The coinage during Apri! OF double
eagles, eagles and half eagles aggregate the
value OF SSy3,oo,. Silver dollars, 200.
GOO.
The Bri i>f steamer Tararaca, of Mel.
bourne, has been wrecked on the reefs oil
Otago, New Zealand. Eighty p~r>ons were
drow ned.
Tn. motion in the Senate Monday to go
into Executive session wa> lost bv Il vote
OF - against -. An hour was wasted u,.
on dilat ry motions aud The Senate ud.
journrd.
Six per cent. bonds f,r continuance at
81 pr cent. recorded AMI entered at the
Treasury Dcpartm Monday S4,,Sl,+so.
Received herrtottr S47IY3.Ysn Tot.l re-
cc:v>d to date for continuance $;:,S7sIoo
Within the last twenty eight days, l,sou
cases Of small! pox have been refused al.
mission t. the hospitals in London because
they were full. During the same period
,v7 persons iicl in th.ir homes from small.
ltN.
Garfield said toa Republican member o
Congress that he had decided before lc;v
Mentor, to remove General Brady, who
wrote to him during the ca,npsign, Offering
to raise Tcs,txn from the Star route con
tractors. Garfield declined the offer, and
set inquiries atloat.
Attorney General MacVcash has rc
Ccived instructions to SECURE indictment,
against the Star route registers and hr in
tends to prosecute them with the utmost
risor. More removal, will take place in
the contract division of the Post Oilie. De
rartmcnt.
There arr now 1914 cases Of siull-po,
in the London hospital. and only one bee
available. The epidemic has much in
creased in violence. Iatterlv about 10 pc,
cent oi the cases prove fatal. During III,
past fortnight ,s;S persons died in the hos
pi,al from the smallpox.
The debt statement sl,ow>a decrease q
the debt during April OF - 9G.un Cash
il Treasury, $,S.S7sl,InS; gold eeri:iic:.t :
$5,gG:,Gs9; silver certificates. TsodSo14o
certificates Of deposit outstanding, SS,lvs
rn; rti"ndiny certificates, S7sS,lnn: lcya
tenders outstanding. S.,A6,tSI,oI6; friction
al curr,nc. outstanding $7,uS,oi6,
Di~palci,r, from Washington say tn.
prospect Of the Chinese treaties bcin. con
>idercl soon by the Senate, in c<ccutiv.
| session, give ri>c to considerable comment
there. 1t is understood that Boston mcr
chants will b',,y heavy influence to bear
IN the clause Of the treaty rrohihi,in.
opium trade by >,s>ci> under the .Amyrical
flag.
! Carlow. tic Chief and >vvvnt, !oiyv> o
ltc~. are c;,npcd within three miles oi tn.
post on White River. Carlow tull Col
Moore. commanding the troops "'' the Sin
! tccntl. Infantry. tn leave within five da,
with all his troops. lin" action o.' the
Indians Indicate trouble. InloroN j. nc>
in authority to Jack in the band ot Whit
River ties.
There is no longer amy hoIc r',,;rt.nc,
hv the !r!it growers ot D,ltwarr OF an,
profit. from peaches in t!,a. Stat: this sea
SON. No, in twenty-five years h fore ha
there been w,rS. showing. ana MT only
have growers given up all hope "f having :
crop ,h:' >ca-on, but the grief j. gene.
among them that the great n'.i"r:', o, ih'
! pe.,sn trees have b.,n killed.
llavr> has hccn heard from in regard ,'
what h. knew ot the Star routes. lie say
that thu. matter Was brought "a his at,cn
ton lust htt,rci .>i wears Congressional i"
vcstiy:,tion. douhtc>> through the NC" :
PAPERS. lie did not become very n:uch.,N
crtisrd over il, it seems. h. h.>i''. ,niH
ma,in, iron, Senators and nuutrr {
armv'uiii, cr> and others th.it the r>In1'it,
service Wi. i,,.t the thing tor the trontic
tie quietly let Congress &" about AN 'nHe'
,iuat;.,n, and 50 far rs he WIS roncrrne
that WIS til. end III ii.