The Dillon tribune., 1881-05-14

VOL. I. DILLON,
kansas for the past six months. Safes ut
Princetown, Clarkesville, Benton and To-
lcdo we're robbed recently. Chief Of Police
Counts have arrested E. Dryson, Charles
Thomas and $. L. Beeny, at the house Of a
colored woman, charged with being ,nem.
bers Of the gang. The prisoners are dcs.
perate looking men, reticent and refuse ia
tell anything. The officers are confiden,
that they have the right parties.
Weary Of Royalty.
Prince Alexander having received many
complaints Of the Cabinets maladministra.
tion, has issued proclamation declaring
that despite his honest attempts to guide
Bulgaria in the path Of progress the coun.
try is discredited abroad and disorganixed
at home, and he has charged Gen. Eurotl,u
Minister Of War, to form provisional gov.
ernment The National Assembly will be
summoned, and IL it assents to the measures
which the Prince himself will indicate, he
will consent to keep the crown, and will
adhere to his oath to the Constitution. lie
considers it his duty to declare that the
present state Of things render the execution
Of his mission impossible. II the National
Assembly decides contrary to his views, he
is determined to quit the throne, with re-.
greet, but with a consciousness Of having
done his duty to the end. A Provisional
Cabinet has already been formed.
A Rayisher In Danger.
4 Conway special TO the Little Rock
G..zt tte SAYS: \ young lawyer by the
name Of ID. NJ. Smith, living in this town
took advantage OF the absence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. f. Martin, who have gone on ar
excursion to New Orleans, To inveigle thei'
little daughter, Jessie, aged twelve Years, {
cousin to the young man, to his room ant
there ravished her. Mayor Bolton, wish
ing to use the room for some purpose, wen
TO the door and tried to enter, but failing
his suspicious were aroused and he watch Z.
the room and saw the Young man and gir
come out To-day he told Col. I.inco':'
the girls uncle and upon an Investigation
the girl confessed everything and tina
Smith had threatened to murder her il >h
told. Smith finding That he VAS susp cite
fled to the woods where he was found b.
the indignant citizens. lie Is under
strong guard. but it is feared he vii! b
lyncled before morning. Th. parties ar
ut the b. ST rc,pl.. in the community.
Star Route Arrests.
a Philadelphia telegram says: Unite
States Commissioner Smith, issued wal
rants for the arrest Of five pcrsor
charged with having committed frauds II!
on the gover.ucn. in. connection with AZ
cutting worthless bond. for star route col
tractors. At ! o'clock thr.e were a.re>te
and we're give preliminary hearing b.
fort the Commissioner. These bends wcl
of William X. Carson. Joseph Funk ar
Joseph Elackmorc. The United Stat
district attorney, who represented the go
trnn;cnt, produced no evidence, but bri t
gave charges against defendants. Fm
and Blaeknorr are charged with Icing Ii
principals in the bonds executed in Jul
: 1879, and Carson is charged with actin.
surety, representing himself lis helm wo, t
in each case. S:S.Mn. They are, Their
fore, charged viii! perjury. these ho:,
arr SAID m BE- frau iulcnt. All three NJ.
are poor, and Carson, who is u clerk, h
nothing. Tie contract in the c"sc tou'
was TO carry the mails lro,r O.to!~.r, IS;
to June 30, 1852, IN route No. 3..:-o,. /
: tween Fort Griffin and Fort Elect, Tex
Tor $I,GSo per annum; and Blacknorc "
to carry mails between the same dates
route No. 3I,s5,. Mtwrcn Brackettsvi
c and Fort Stockton. Texas, tor $3.50, L
! year contracts we're performed by otl
: parties ut greatly increased rates Defer
I ants were each placed under $S.uD lmil
: another hearing at noon tomorrow. {;
son was the only one who furnished h;
e Warrants were also is,,cd fr the arrest
a Joseph X. Black and Henry &. .\rbuckl.
4 the Ii ter clerk, along with Carson. in I
G Office Of Cl,as. W. Matthews. Il met i b
o ker. The crnmcnt sotticials arc v.
rcticrnt. Important disclosures are
l,cctrd tn follow these arrests.
~ 'sJohn'' to the Wall.
81 y Washington special says: The char
% ter oi the legislation desired by the Pac
T. Coast under the new Chinese immisrat
treaty is outlined in the following co,v
l. sa,ioa with Representative Page Of G.
d tornia:
IN What do your people want in the nat
rs of legislation under the new Chinese inn
!. grafton tr> aties'
st lnasmuch as the treaty has not as
been proclaimed, it is difficult to say pra
ri. callv what they do expect. What Il
-, wan, and what they think they can sec
:, un>l.r the treaty. is the exclusion OF
J.. Chi,csc ll',,r.:., Is we'll rs criminal p
-, Icrs, ; nh 'ril.- and inm 'ral women,
-. c:u!cl by t,c act OF 1873. We t!,in- 7
= under the provisions OF this treaty wc
secure wi,M VIC desire. W. have !.
' cause to .lc sire it. Heaven knows.