The Dillon tribune., 1881-09-10

cans and three Mexican~ were killed near
Eagle Springs BY she Indians.
Lieutenant Boae, the Arctic explorer
has started with an expedition to Pata.
sonia.
Fifteen persons were seriously wounded
'r a riot In Dublin Sunday.
Ex.Secretary Evarts arrived from Eu.
,ope Sunday.
The total loss of life bv the laundering
of the Teuton at the Cape Of Good Hope
vas ,36.
DR.. Bovnton, speaking OF accommodate
tions at Long Branch said it would ., oba
bty be necessary to have two or three cot.
taycs to accommodate the patient and those
who would have to accompany him. 1t i.
understood to be the intention to have g
guard around the patients quarters IL,
Long Branch, similar to that which ha.
been kept about the Executive Mansion
and adnsttance to the neigi,borhood of the
Presidents family only be- allowed by
pass.
The schooner Maggie Robinson was
S>ized last week at Ensenado, Lower Cali.
''rnia, by the Mexican authorities. upon al,
Hllcgation, which is denied by her Captain
'''at she had co"traband goods on board.
Reports throughout Great Britain in re.
alton to the grain crops are untavorabIe.
Dr. Aynew told DIR. Nfelner, at Chester,
Pennsylvania, that the President had sui
cred very little fatigue from. hi, trip to
iaa: po;ns.
The Presidents pulse on leaving Wash.
'H.tod was ia; ut Philadelphia. Io6.
The press complains of the distance
from the Presidents cottage to the tele-
graph Office, being mile.
Secretary Blaine and wife. Secretary
'lunt and wife, and Secretaries Lincoln,
Window, Kirk wood, and Postmaster Gen.
eral James are all at Long Branch.
The Chinese restriction bill has passed
the Australian Assembly.
A Sydney dispatch says the small pox
continues.
Notwithstanding the early hour at which
the President was taken from the Execu-
tive Mansion, 6:3o a. M, at least 1000 pco
pie were at the depot to see him off.
a train was run ahead of the Presidents
train to keep the track clear.
The strctc!,cr bearing the President
from the Mansion was borne bv Bliss,
isY alton, Rcybourn, Swain, Rockwell an,;
Corbin.
Latest advices at San Francisco throw
doubt on the general massacre Of General
Carr's command having occurred. 1t is
now reported that Lieutenant> Crues and
Stanton and probably other officers sue.
ceeded in effecting their escape, and that
only Captain Henig and some ten or a
dozen enlisted men were killed. No par.
tculars.
A special dispatch to the Nonpareil from
Of Shenandoah, Iowa, gives the following
particulars Of terrible accident which oc-
CURED near that place Tuesday afternoon,
Wabash road, was ditched s miles west ot
that place, about ! o'clock. Nineteen per.
SONS were more or less injured and one
named Thomas c. Leacox, was killed out
right, two or three others will probably Z e
The train, except the engine tumbled dow II
AN embank ment about ten feet high. The
cause OF the accident Is not known.
Serious ti.Jewish riots occurred at
Stoth Homerina or Sunday. The rioters
threatened to storm Jewish houses, and
pelted the troops. Soldiers charged the
mob, wounding sixteen persons, several
seriously.
Benjamin Sheriff while PLAYING base ball
at Paterson, Tuesday afternoon, as struck
IN the stomach by a ball aud died in few
minutes.
The Arabs are DESTROYING the crops 10
the very walls Of Hamanet, and company
ot French remain within the town.
A fire occurred in q shop on Rue Port
Maton in Paris. Many persons were
killed and injured.
The New York Herald's Paris cores.
pondent says painful incident cast a
shadow over the banquet improvised In
Gambetta's honor at Evisued Tuesday. a
madman tried to force his wav into the
banqueting room, and was only with much
difficulty expelled. lie declared that h.
wanted to get at Gambetta.
Mrs. Clark, Of ST. Louis, guest Of Mrs
Carr and the special correspondent Of the
Globe Democrat and several other ladies'
were at Fort Apache when it was attacke ed
hut from the fact that the assault was re.
pulsed none ot them were killed.
The packing house Of the Lake Superb
or Powder Company, exploded at s o'clocl;
Tuesday. Eleven men were blown to
atoms, and small pieces of their bodies
were found in all directions There was
nothing of the building left, nobody left to
:ell the cause Of the accident.
\ dispatch from Calcutta to the London
Times says: The syndicate Established in
1850 for the purpose Of opening up the
-NNSVfauan ana American markets to India
tea, report that their operations have been
successful. The agent ot the syndicate In
America reports that the prospects oi
working up trade with India are most
J., missing.
There has been plentiful rain in Mvsore
and harvest prospects are much improved
Ronfrcs were lighted over large por.
zion nj north OF ireland Saturday us mark
ofgratitudc to Glanstone tor the Land act
\ base attempt to blow up six families
at Lille, France, with dynamite has just
hecn discovered. In three cases the ut.
.cmpt partly succeeded. The police have
aow discovered the real name ofthe villain
On August 3lst Aye Oh Khan issued q
proclamation declaring he has abandondcd
his intention of fighting the Amer, and
Was about to fight the English. To thi,
end he invited all persons having weapons
i.longing to the Government to con>ide,
them their own. on condition, Of their join.
ing his standard Immediately. 1t may be
assumed this is merely clumsy plan to
get as many rifles as possible and send
them to Hcrat, where he continues to send
rs much cash as he can get.
Dallcs Times: \ "Close Call."-Thcre
i an employee IN the car shop who j.