The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-07-16

the consulting physicians at 10 oo'clock D. m. |
"Wednesday that the symptoms in the |
Presidents case appear more favorable |
than hitherto. AT $500 a. M. his pulse was
go; temperature, 95.s; respiration 90 At
P. m, pulse -; temperature, 100: respir
alton, -.
Here's the way the Montana correspondent
of the Ogden Pilot fixes the Railroad ques-
ton: ~ heavy force OF graders is now
pushing The Utah y Norther branch line
via Jefferson canyon TO Helena. The sur.
veyors OF the Northern Pacific have also
put down their stakes through the same
canyon, rendering it beyond peradventure
that this great northern thoroughfare will
pass up the Jefferson and Big Hole rivers,
en- route to Butte instead Of taking the
Pipestone Pass, their direct line, which
would invole five.mile tunnel"
A Santa Fe, New Mexico, dispatch says
Lieutenant Colonel Gellario, Of the Mexi-
| can army, retured to-day with fifty SOL
diers from Sunday hunt for Apaches.
He report is that on the 9TH instant, six
leagues south Of Luco, he found the dead
bodies Of a man and woman. a teanster
Of the sixth battalion was killed and two
servants wounded, but escaped. Tic In
dians burned the carriage and took the
horses. People who went from Carrigal
! t bring in the body of the stage driver
found the supposed body Of Thomas Pus.,
terribly multlated and shot three times.
The following is clipped from letter Of
A. ID. Shepard, published in the Ogden
Pilot, in which he rises to explain, or refite
the unchristian charge made b, the cores
pondent OF Il San Francisco paper again.
the town Of De,ning, N. NJ.
II do not claim Deming to have been a
place Of brotherly love or city OF
| ~,
claim that It was, and now Is, good place
for church and clergyman, although
fear the Clergyman would be little aston
ished at the familiar manner in which the
inhabitants address the Deity. must al.
SO admit that when first came the town
was decidedly warm-l might say, red hot,
SO warm, in fact, that when the worthy
voters OF this precinct were extending
their compliments did wish the sides OF
my box car to consist of four inches of
good wrought iron. 1t is rather amt, ing
10 sleep on the floor of a box car with
only one pair OF blankets between you and
the soft s;dc Of a board yet it adds little to
ones comfort to be awakened about in...-
night by the singing of bullets aro"rd
your car (thc sid.s made Of thin l.l...
boards) and hear some male member OF
our first families remark "Who-o! an,
Curly Bill from San Simon. Bring on
! your bud men. Who-op! ah!" But these
were ea:ly days; we all talk Of early day $,
you know. Deming is now AS quiet as
. Ogden, owing to the moral influence OF a
Deputy Sheriff who had shot three or
four of our most influential citizens and
was perfectly willing to do SO again. AS {
consequence, the rougler portion, or bad
men, have all gone away, leaving Dening
- comparatively quiet place.
China ana JAlan.
T.c following advices were received al
San Francisco, per steamer Oceanic:
lloNGKoNG, June IS--A singular cast
ofco,spiracy has been discovered in Diason
. French Cochin China.) A nutivc vesse
driven ashore in stress of weather wa.
searched for contraband opium. In thu
hold concealed were about fifty female
ehiId.en whom investigation proved to bt
!. intended for sale.
A serious expedition is planning by tn.
+ French in Cochin China for the detinit.
annexation of Aram. under some such
scheme as that which has directed affair,
1, in Tunis 1t is believed that the Who'll,
Territory Of 'ronquin will be brought un
, der French protection.
= Fresh attacks are made upon Ii Hung
Chang, the potent Niceroy OF China, VIII.
holds the KEYS OF the eastern part OF tn,
Empire. A cabal, which it is believed h.
will overcome, has been instituted by til,
Palace party against him.
o The young Emperor has partially re
), covered from his attack OF smallpox, but
e appears that he is destined to fade in earl
aye. The Western Empress is reported !,
e recovering.
E Large quantities Of telegraph wire ar
n brin. imported to Tient>in to connect thu,
port with the Southern towns and Europe
The enterprise has been contidcd to tn
:. ,--.t Northern QDanish) Telegraph Com
;. pery.
: Governor IIcnnessrv, Of Hong Kan.
has demonstrated that "a humane policy i
: treating Chinese colonists has increase
!, the revenue and diminished the crime
The lease ut the gambling farm at Mace.
has been purch;shcd by the Chinese 4
T. Hong Kong at figure more than iwic
II that paid ny the Portuguese last year.
l, The Chinese are reopcning the quc~tio
< Of the right OF the Portuguese TO have
settlement in Macao.
= IOkoiIoA;A, June .s.-Thc awards
t. successful exhibitors at the National IL
Z dustrial Exhibition. h. Id at Toxic too
c place on the 10Th instant in the presence {
til: alikado, who stated that the object {
4 the rewards was to- promote industrial c>
- ceilcnce. and hoped that spirit of indu>tr
:, - opcd.
Admiral Yc>,tff.ko sailed ior Europe o
the lotl, instant. Previous to his depart
l. ure he was received in an audience by tn
o Mikado, who invested him with thu fir,
q class decoration.
8 The Asia, tlvn. o: the flag of Admir-:
.\sla,nbrgotf. is in port.
y An Imperial decree announces that tn
Il Mikado will start on a tour through tn
:. northern island Of fcsso early next montl
II While he is in Ic>so i, is Intended that tn
e ceremonial opening OF the railway lat.l
constructed bv Colonel Crawford will tax
d place. The Mikado will be absent bctwec
n two and three months.
}. 1t is possible that Mori .Arinnri, the la|
" ancse Minister in London. will also repre-
is sent his Government in Paris. \ >tron
feeling continues in favor OF represent;
tive institutions. Memorials have bee
;" presented from various parts OF til
Is empire and riots have occurred in sever;
:. of the southern provinces Koran visitor
e to Toxic are a>>iduou> in sightseeing an
e study. They a.e favorable to orcnin
; Korea to foreign intercourse and are ,nnc
:. ;. impressed with western science as inter
" preted By the Japanese. The King {
Korea. Is reOor.ed seriously inclined I