The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-07-02

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The Harvard beat tive Columbia crew by
three lengths in the fosr. mile race At New.
Haven Tuesday. ..p
Prof. draper q New York psonouDces
the present comet harmless one. There's
comfort In It. "
G,i>com, the Chicago taster, Is now on
the a.d& &lay Of his CAST. He Is losing hesh
and growing hungry. 80, TO-
In some way the Conkliag meh
seem to have obtained information that
Conkiing and Piatt are about to withdra*
from the contest. r
James Anderson was murdered bs assss.
sins white p,owing in a field near Little
Rock. Ills homestealiny some land Is
supposed to l,e tho cause. s,~
Jimmy Hope, notorious throughout the
country AS an expert ba"k harxlar, was
captured by the San Francisco police Mon
.t.,v night in an attempt t. rob the hsnk of
+. b., ton n Co.
The San Rafael (Ca,.), .".o.,ie ar. asi:atcd
over the appearance ot >'r'ke AMI sparks
from the summit Of Mount Tamalrai. and
are tearing q volcanic o.,tbreak. III: ap.
;earance probably proceeds from brush
fire Oh the summit.
French papers have ii.i,atch from, the
Emperor of Brazil, Ma. 18th announcing
the discovery OF a comet, which date was
two days before DR.. Goulds alleged dis.
covcrv. Astronomers at Washington say
:, i, the su,,,c comet
The balloting for Senators At Albany
Tuesday stood as follows: Potter 81, Conk.
ling -, Wheeler 81, Cornell ,, Lapham s,
laskins ;, Roach 1, Crowley !. Second
vote-l,crcw 81, Kernon B., Plat. 81. Cor
mel! 4, Crowley S, Haskina }.
The public exhibition Of placards Of c,ni.
grafton agents or Of foreign steamship
companies has been prohibited BY the Ger
man Government, and the bill for imped'
Ing emigration will be introduced im the
next session Of the Reichstag. y
Persons who have recently visited G-or.
.;a report that the Democrats are manifest.
ing considerable 1uneasiness over the prog
rcss being made in that State by the ind.
pendent Or liberal movement. This move
mcnt is aimed against the Bourbon elc
mcnt, in which Ben iiiil is n pro'pinc
figure and is I'D Ivy Alexander II. Stephens
Emory Speer, y. E. Fcnton and ot!:er pro
s,cssi,c men.
On Sunday morning the Alta chcmica
Powder Works, at ClArk's Landing. Ala
media county, blew up; owing tc the pecu
liar character Of the powder. the expao''or
made bu. little noise. Professor Monnicr
manager Of the works, his son and thu en-
gi,ccr, Anderson, were all badly burned
but ,M lives were lost. About 500 pound
Of the compound wen, OF with a hiss or
puff.
T.,> New York Star publishes anothv
portion OF the remarkable story OF tn
search for tine Stewart grave robbers.
gives the tracking Of Mike Kelly to til
West, the negotiations conducted by Il,
thieves through General Patrick II. J"ne
viii, thu representative Of Judge ili.ton
embracing numerous interviews, durin
which 1t appears that scve,al ir"n'';e'
pc, sons were connected with the ,-H rts IN
its recovery the travcl>lo o' .hs hoa
from New Jersey to an embaln,er's, thers
t., Mon>rc in care Of the "won,an
black" and year aftcrward to sccr'
! placc Of deposi, near Mt. Vernon, Wcs
4 chester county.
1t appears that Vice. President Arth,
charges the downfall Of the machine upe
Platt. lie says that Plat, to make SUI
= Of the defeat OF Crowley to the Senate NJ
secure his own election last winter, enter'
into an agreement with the Administratis
Republicans to support Judge R"bertst
to any Office for which the President mig
nominate him. This was made known
= tho President, and General Arthur Is u
d derstood to have said that without Il
s agreement Judge Robertson would n
& have been nominated Collector until 4
II question had been first discussed wi
o Conkl;ng. who would not then have be-
c felt called upon to resign. Ex-Senat
: Conkl ling now, is said, begins to view Il
lc matter in somewhat the same light ~ I
&c Vice. President, and there are ru,ne
growing Of Willingness on his part