The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-20
9hr &lillor Eribanf.
PUBLISHED EYERf SATIRDiy- -
H. BRCNDAGE. PssAisAsr ssd Pycsrs,sor

No trains have arrived from the Las Or
West sinee last lThussday.g Ileayr s3in,
have ca,ved frequent xashouts All n,
nany pisces tHetrack sis submergeis Re.
pairs will PccuPy severA da,t. The rSias
Two lads, aged and q, sons of Martin
Fitzpatrick and Jerry RILEY, at Proyidsace,
tR. H., we're missed .IAnsAiaas. :, ..Ssarch
was made all night, and FRIDAY morning
their bodies were lnnad ina sas9lfJst, buried
by caxing bank. ~ . %s~.~..1s
The United States steamer Dispatch ar.
rived from Fortress Monroe Monday even.
ing with Secretary Hunt and wife. the
PRESIDENTS scnr and daughters and some
friends wefe on board. The house has lust
been closed to visitors.
In melee, at Cheyenne, Saturday Mig ht,
George Dawson, a house painter, i,;ol his
skull crushed and died Sunday ,asrntfis.
fiis assailanle wsse arrested. Daw,on M
just arrived from Russell, Kansas. where he
leaves u widow and stwo childryn. q
Sa,ursla, as I, lin CARRYING touf COM.
pan,rs OF soldiers was con.ings .lo.,a -<be
broke into two pieces. The rear portion
Miller and dangerously wounding private
Wetzell Of cornpan, g.
= SATURDAY. evening 'tl,e west bound e,ni.
grant train ran into 2 washout three miles
east OF Las Vegas II. NJ The engineer
Townsend, and the fireman, Patton, went
down with their engine and were instantly,
killed. Their bodies cannot b! Recovered
until the water sabsides. .fsa,. *,.t
1t is learned that desperate duel fwas
fought in the Indian Nation at Little Rock
last week, in which r., o., Carpvn,vr,, 4
Choctaw chief was NtaiiF ypuaasl md
Colonel Ames Price. citizen of the
Greek Nation, was killed. Considerable
feeling exists, as both we're among the most
prominent men in the, Nation - ~
Rumors from 4 good, feaah'e source
reached Albuquerqu.,' Saturdav morning,
stating that the Indians have sacked an.
other town eighteen miles from Rio
Puerce, and killed twenty seven persons
out Of twenty.nine. Two Mexicans e..
capped, but not until their horses had been
shot from under them.
Cloud.bursts were numerous in the Wa.
satch range Monday. Little Cottonwood
had several, which damaged the tramway
considerably. At Alta one threatened to
wash away fuckers store, coming down
Peruvian hill in great torrents. In Amer.
lean Fork one washed out the road, carried
away bridges and did great damage to the
meadows at the town OF American Fork bv
overh~w.
Ch;wlss: Miller, cplored who wai fouaa
suffering from injuries about the head in a
stable where he had gone to milk COW,
last Sunday morning, in Gold Hill, died at
the County Hospital Friday. 1t is a mvs.
terry how 10 was injured. The verdict OF
the Coroncr's fury was that death resulted
from violent injuries, inflicted in manner
unknown to the jury. Foul play is broad
ly hin:cl at. "a - !.
,css;, L,e,a prostitute notorious for
drunken srees,, was found dead Frid "
morning IN the southern part of the city at
Virginia, (Nev) The post ,nortem exam
ination showed too free indul ,ence In
liquor to have been the cause OF her de-.
mise. Her paramour, named Johnson, be
came ucaStly drunk over it, and was lodged
in Jail after getting his head badly cut with
a bottle in row viii, u barkesper.
Tn. Britis', ship Criasl.le, which arrived
ut San Francisco July 5 hh, had ON board
sixteen cases OF scurvv out Of a crew OF
eighteen men. O,e died and four are now
no board the rest are convalescent.
The case was reported to the Health OF:
flee Sunday for the first time. The
Crinsisle was from Shields, England, aud
the scutvv Mas caused by had AHA i,,suAi,'
cient fool, bad water and the absence Of
antiscorbutics.
The universal sympathy for Mrs. Cav.
field in her present affection will le great
~ heightened by the kno Wedge of the fact
that she again expects t !, brcOrne ,,rother
about the end Of Nuveml,er next The
health of Mrs. Garfield has been excellent
since her rccoysrX fHm Aer, ill9es.,o two
moths ago, q ..My. ns &aS. tke causs
was at the time misunderstood. Mrs.
Garfield was married in 1885, is now about
+6s9rs 3D.. / st.sts,s Il ]
SElison's Representatives., al Paris, have
obtained from the Courts an injunction
restraining Hiram Maxim Of the Cnitel,
States Electric Lighting sConpd,iw kbsh.
exhibiting his light in France, on the
ground that the light used by Maxim is
substantially the same as Edi.on'> and is
covered by his patents The injunction,
United States Company IT the Electric
Exposition Friday. !. ..s,... s7
William G. johnson and wife parted
So'nc WEEKS ago, DIS tneV COulO not SYSe,
and recently the woman took rp WITH 16hn
Evans. Il horse dealer. who began living
with her at her house. Early Sunday
morning Johnson went to the house and,
catching Evans there, he smashed in the
windows with 'aritchtork and then attacked
Evans. who struck hin with. an az and frac.
tured his skull It-is thouyht t@t J0hn- =
son will de. Eva..s VAS !yfrcst&N
Patrick MIRA, for several wears the
b!acA smith and neaehrist at Oro Banco,
recentlt arrived in Tucson and got on Il
spree, whicl, last several days. lie wound
up by hirin: Il horse. provided himself
with whisky. auI lett tor the country. Its
remains we'e tound on the desert thurs
dav The Coroper. with Il i,rv, went out
and buried the remains Friday The ver.
vict Of the jury was that he came to his
death from unknown causes.
1t was learned from one Of the guards at
the Jail. that Gui'tcau has been in very
cranky" humor for several DAYS. Sun
day he endtnvorstt III. uRA arlk d ,Sis hour
to extract ssoh)k iAnrmbtirin ss! = the
President syconditio3 itnm thcs ggah on,
duty at isrtlt doott sa,M when. ~ found:
out it vi Impossible. he Became very an.
cry and swore roundly. lie said he would
send for the District Attorney and have
immediate action taken in regard to his
application for bail. This mornh,g he
,nunnl,in,,l of fh,. h.,. and demanded To