The Dillon tribune., 1881-06-25
The Work Of Giant Powder.

The Work Of Giant Powder.
~ Shasta dispatch says the store of DR..
Conkling at Centerville was blown up by
giant powdes ON the alst. The building,
stock and out-houses were totally weecked
Conkling, who slept in the building, was
taken from the ruins in critical condition.
1t is supposed to be the work Of an enemy
A CHASTITY story.
KANSAS Cry, June 2otl,.-The number
ofdead bodies found in the Missouri river
at this point recently has given rise to a
smcpicion that there is an organized band
Of thugs at work at some point on the river
above here. A few days ago the body Of a
Young woman entirely nude was taken out
Of the current. Yesterday the headless
body Of a man was found floating, and to-
day the body Of Il man with his throat cut
from ear to car was found floating a few
miles below the city.
New York Senatorial Election.
ALBANY, June .1st.-'rhe first vote to.
day was Jacobs 50. Conkling 3:3, Wheeler
3S Cornell ;, 1.apham IS, Folger ?, Brad.
ley I, Crowley 1. Second VOTE: Ker,an
81, Platt 81, Depew 50, Cornell II, Wheel.
er g. Crowley &, Bliss /. Folger l, Tremain
l. Third vote: Jacobs 50, Cornell 81,
Wheeler IS, Lapham IS, Cornell I, Grow
ley $, Trenain l, Bradley l. Fourtl, vote:
Herman 81, Depew 80, Platt -. Cornell g.
Crowley $, Wheeler !, the rest scattering.
Adjourned.
Researches in New Mexico.
A Correspondent o. the h ,ston Heral '.
writing from Port Wingate, New Mexico,
describes in enthusiastic language the dis.
coveries made by +. II. Cushing who WIS
sent out by the Smitl,onian Institution two
years ago tn investigate in the pucblos in
New Mexico the history and customs Of
the natives. Gushing, who has made Zuni
the last the Indian pueblos, the seat Of
his researches. is said to have acquired
great influence and prominent position
among the people, so that every facility for
exploration and study has been afforded
him. even to the disclosure of facts which
religious superstition had jcalouSlv guard
ed. He has mastered the language aud
mysteries Of a complicated religious =, j.
tenn, and is said to be now in IL position to
overthrow many Of the hitherto accepted
beliefs respecting the .\z:ess and even most
of the established traditions about the great
| Montexuma.
San Francisco Taxes.
SAN FRANCISCO June ,1~t.-rht Board
Of Supervisors last night fixed the rate for
! city and county taxes at $l.ls,a reduction
Of =, cents from last years levy, with the
assessment list for til, cu,r rent year reduced
by $,Sottaxp, owing to recent decisions
of the Supreme Court regarding taxation
Oh certificates OF stock etc.
Irish News.
Dublin, June ,l>t.-.Father Shcchv was
transferred from Haas to kilmainlam jail
to-day. Two armed policeman sat in the
carriage which was escorted by forty Ian
GERS. The transfer VAS Il ~urpris. to Faith
er Sheehy, who had been in the inti,mary
No demonstration was made.
American News for England.
The London Standard having com
menscd a cable service from America, tw,
other large Lonlon dailie> have followed
suit, and just now there is Il plethora oI
news from the United States. The cable
dispatches furnish some very startling in
formation from that section, as, for in
stance, that most OF the manufacturers il,
the United States have shut up IN conse.
quence Of English competition; that ther.
are labor strikes in every direction; tina,
the Fenians are openly preparing to con.
init all kinds ofoutrayes against England
and that the whole country got drunk Owe,
the victory of Iroquois in the Derby.
The Albany Vote.
ALBANY, June ..d.--Fir>t vote: Jacobs
s., Conkling g., Wheeler 10, I.apham ,6
Cornell 20, Foycr l, Bradley /, Rogers !.
| No choice.
Second ballot: p:att .6, Herman 8, d..
pew s., Cornell 8. Crowley l, Wheeler 3
I.aphan ). Three scattering.
Third vote all broken NJ, is follows
Conkling, g., Wheeler 80, Lapham III,
Jacobs -, &. n. Potter :, Cornell ;. ). 5
Cox :. John Kelly ;, Hewitt ;. Sycamore 3
Bliss ;, Bradley ;. Pecklnm !. Corning :.
Parker g. The rest scattering.
Killed by Cowboys.
| CuicNa, June :.d.-A dispatch from
Tombstone, Arizona, gives the following
particulars OF the killing OF the llaz'it
brothers, who killed Leonard and lIarr,
Head. the Contention stage robbers, las,
week, and German at Eureka. Ncv Mex
leo. by some cnwhoyS. They were sur
pri>ed by party OF twenty cowboys Will.
playing cards in Il saloon ut Eureka. They
had no chance to defend themselves. Bill
lluxlctt WAS shot six times through the
bowels; Ike twice through the stomach
and tn: German six times through tn,
body. A. soon As the tirin. ceased the mur
dcrer> mounted and rode away. 1t is NJ
known who they were.
/ Morgan Cnearthei.
NEW YORK, June .sd. \ Times ~:'er