The Dillon tribune., 1881-04-09

margarine and determine whether it is in
iuriuu~ to health.
The mayor has vetoed the bill permit. |
ing Edi>on's electric tubes to be laid in the
city.
a dispatch was received from Governor
Ordway. Of Dakota, giving an account Of
the fearful flood and damages in that Ter
ritoryv. The lowlanCs are all submerged,
and thousands OF stock swept away and
drowned. Railroads are ruined, and all
smt> Of property damaged.
\ Government tiispatcl, has been receiv.
ed concerning the earthquake at Chic,
which states that the effects were also felt
at rseo,ne and that number ot persons
were killed and injured. 1t is estimated
that 5000 were injured. The shock was
also felt 1T Ca, a,oston, Eubola and linos.
VIM. llin>lev was making dynamite
cartridges in the engine house ON Hriicl
burg Slope Wilkes' arrc, l'a and had Il
string OF them around his neck, when the
cartridges exploded tearin:, him into tray
mcnt>. William Williams. the engineer,
, was seriously injured, the house ,ie,nolish-
ed and the n'ac!'incr, and hois;i"s arrara
tus dcs.ro, cd.
4 srccia! icptrh irc,n For. Brid.;sr I,
The Ch:vcnnc Sun, dated Ma, ;lst, >...s:
"Priv.,t- O,Ncl, OF company +. Fourth In
tantry, vas shot and killed last night at
! Incl r,p.., six ,,,it.,S rt
Fort Bri.'gcr, by one John Hoops. No par
tirular> arc at hand Il, to III. cuus: of the
killing, hut i, is supposed to have been the
outcome OF Il drunken row."
\ strong shock of earthquake at Clio, in
the island THAT name, Sunday. DESTROYED
many houses ard >eri u>lv damaged nearly
all lett standing. Many inhabitants were
killed and til. remainder enc"mped IN the
fields. Many ncighhoring villages wcr,
DESTROYED. During the panic which en-
sued th> Eastern Telegraph Comrany'> Of
tic>s were pillased. Shocks wcr. also felt
in the island, in SYRIA and Smyrna, Lu, no
dunagc occurred.
\ S nta D"r:sra lisI atch Of the 18th says
Mrs. Louisa Sargent ot Santa Rita this
county, started alone on horseback to visit
n neiyhbor. The horse was found later
grazing by the roadside. Search was made
and yesterday morning the body "f Mrs.
Sargent was found buried near 4 shepherds
.amp. She had evidently been outraged
and murdered. Her head MAS crushed in.
\ Navs.,n~ l,n.
suspicion aud !. in danycr..ot being lynched
In the House Of Commons r. p. O'Con.
nor, Home Ruler, called attention to the
Increased eviction> in Ireland and appealed
to III. Government to take steps to restrict
t:.cm.
The Chief Secrrtar, for Ireland said that
tho,. VIII" had advised people to pay no
rents were partly responsible for cvictio,ls
and hoped tin. land DILL would bring about
Il better state of things. Gladstone de.
clar. d that never in his knowledge had any
. government exercised greater care or be-
l slowed more anxious labor or consideration
to any proposal than the present govern
mcnt on the Land Bill The House then
counted out.
Lynching DesparadOes.
, \ Sdncy. Nebraska, special OF the It'll
! to the Cheyenne Leader, says: Reddy
Mcdonald. head musician at dance house
and II noted cut -throat. was taken from tho
co""ty jail at an carly hour this morning
bv vi.ilant> and hanged to a tree in the
court house yard. Mcdonald was one o
the. sixteen dcspcradtes who were Jailed o,
Friday. They had held the town in terror
tor several wears, and the citizens rc>olvct
to clean them out. Mcdonald was dis
y covered arranging plans Tor breakin:
jail and hence the l>nching.
\ Ex- Deputy Shritf Ryan. who >tabl'ct
= attorney Michael, has not been captured
!. he will be lvnchrd when caught. 1t i,
tintcd that two NOR. prisoners, who have
: committed foul murders and escaped pun
/. ishmcnt, will he taken out and made into
r. good men b.: lyncl,ing them.
Garfield and Conkling.
The President in conversation IN rcfc,
e cnce t. the New York nominations said h
IL hat nothing whatever to rcrroacil himscl
r, with. so far rs Conkling was concerned
d Tie insists that Conkling has really III
cause tor grievance against the Admins
II tration. In the Sunday afternoon inter
$ view between the President and Conklin'
i OF which So much has been said, the I're>i
Z dent was unreSrrvcd in his acknowledge
meat of obligations which he felt towar'
all the different factions OF the Republican
=, party in New York, for he realizes yer.
i: fully unless they had all pulled together ii
: his l,ehaifhe would not now he sitting in IL,
!, White House, but he took particular pain
d to impress upon the Senator that he coul'
not tt" one moment think in his publ, act
ot recognizing divisions OF part, and q
= giving the patronage Of the Govrrnm,n
to any ot the factions in such manner as t
v bc considered as takin. sides with either.
# Another MISSOURI Flood.
{ \ Iankton dispatch OF the Sth says
v The only change in the rivers situation i