The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-10-29
GLEANINGs FROM THE ROCKIES.

) +. (H,oncle.. Mrs. Ella Riley, rcsid-
ing with her husband, +. ID. Riley. ut No.
1871 Mission street. while suffering from ii
severe attack OF intermittent fever last
TUESDAY afternoon, was left alone for few
moments, and either fell or jumped out OF
;hird.story window, receiving injuries
which caused her death late Wednesday
night. The deceased was a years oil age,
and a native tf Vermont.
s L. zrybMxe.. awhile F.. p Ferry aud
wife were out horseback riding on Thurs
day, at the head of Thames CANYON, Mrs.
Fcrry's horse fell and rolled ove,, crushing
her in such manner that she died while
bringing her down on u litter. Mr.. Ferry
was also injured, but MT seriously"
Deserct Evening 4Ne7cs.: The wholesale
merchants Of Omaha are contemplating Il
business excursion to Butte and Helena,
Montana, shortly. Ii all the needed ar
engagements can b. made they will probably
reach Ogden near The end OF the first week
in November, and will probably pay Il
visit to this city before returning home.
The object Of the trip is connected with
main chance" The objective points are
growing in import 'nce, and bushes, is rap
idly increasing there.
located at Pine Greek, Tonic Basin, Arizo.
M, writes to us to the effect there has heen
for some time and still is great excitement
in that part OF the country, caused by fear
Of Inlin hostilitie-. All business, has
been stopped, the scattered population are
gathered in groups tor mutual protection,
and have fortified as we'll as circumstances
would permit. Notwithstanding all this
excitement not an Indian has b.rn seen for
considerable ti,re within sixty mile, of
Pine Creek.
James +. Anderson. who made a nation
al reputation in Louisiana during the poiti
cal troubl.s Of 1876 and who has lately
been edith, the y iiv Leader, ut Eureka.
was assaulted on thu ,3rd by W. J. Penrose
and beaten over the head will, Il revolver.
The wounds may prove fatal The Leader
has been maxi ~ personal attacks on Pen
rose. The latter say, that he met An,,cr-
on the street ami spoke to him, when An
dsrson drew pistol; that he (Pcnros,,
w.cS.cl it from him and struck him with
II.
Salt Lake Tribune: wills, Fargo l. Co
received Tue sday one bar OF Balbec X
Walker bullion, valued at $,.3,o1s: three
car, Horn Silver. 1900; total. $Y,S.o,Is.
It is said over :p,o,o<xo worth of the stock
of the Old Hickory mine, Rocky district
has ben disposed of in the East.
The Mormon Church CT inns to have EN-
| israled 1850 Saints from Europe this sea;
! son. Perhaps two tllirs;s .! ,h,'>e were wo.
men tor the harcn> OF The polygs ana til,
other thirds slaves for the priests.
! 1t is stated by the Napa Reporter that !;
very much less quantity OF wine will b,
manufactured this year than last, owing tc
the high prices al which grapes have ruled
and are still held. Not one ol the dozen q,
more cellars visited will turn out within
many thousands OF gallons as much as las,
year.
pitAin Mining News: y very hcav,
snow storm seems to hive fallen in tn.
southern portion Of the state. TIE Tn
conpnyhre range is perfectly covered witt
the white mantle.
Tie Rowland Cr,l>her and Pu,> eriz.r o
the Sultana company started up to-day
commencing the good work ON thirty tom
Of their own ore. They expect to run thi
amount every day. and save from $3.50 t.
$500 per day, acc Ring to the grade Of til.
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