The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-08-27

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continuously the last tour Gays. at least
third Of the hay crop in Ken, county will
l,e ruined. Wheat. o,t, and potatoes mus.
suffer considerably from The prcsen. deluge.
Reports from various parts OF the countr.
represent the wheat crop as very scriou>l,
>an,ay.d.
BAY CRY (Mich.). August :,,d.--A por,
able boiler exploded here this afternoon.
killing James Kirby, the manager, and VIM
J. Adams, engineer. Edward Zimmerman and
Il Mr.. Crab were inj jurcl. The cause Of thc
explosion Is unknown.
VIENNA, Aug. -3d.--Baron Mavcr, Aus
trian Minister at Washington. at present
here. is about TO tender his resignation OF,
account OF i'll health.
ATLANTIC Clry, y. J., August c,d.---
Mulli.an'> store was robbed of $1,000
worth ofjewelry.
SAN DoMlNeo, August ,,d.-Ten rrvn
lutionist> were killed and twenty Wounded
in an encounter with troops.
BRockv.L,.r. Ontario. August ,,d.l'
is reported that ex-senator Conkln. has
purchased the Robinson estate, lust iclov
the Thousand Island Park.
BoSroN, August .4th.--In the cars. ,,'
his way to Portland, General Hancock wA>
asked his opinion Of General Arthur and
with much warmth replied: "l}e is an able
patriotic, hiyh-,ninted gentleman, aud III
the event Of being called TO the Ghi,t Hla.
i>tracv would discharge the duties with bu
one purpose ot bencfiting the entirs
country, and the people may rel, ON hi'
F., j.d ,n,nt with absolute confidence"
Railroad Accident.
DENVER, August ga Canon City
special says the train wrecked this after
noon. five miles east oi here, was the dc
iaved express train due here at ) o'clWl
this morning. The engine, baggage Hnt
express cars were thrown from the track
Engineer John Fedman escaped with hi
ankle and foot badly broken, and tireuna'
John Fen,da was bad,, scaldcd and Ga
over the eye. Ills injuries are serious
No others were injured. l'h. raiir 'ad b'
tween her. and SILVER Cliff was total
wrecked by water. p 'ut on Saturday. an
will not h.. in ruunin. ord: for scvera
weeks In The III .;,ntim. tra,fc be'wee
that point and Canon City Is being carrie
on b, stage COACHES
. The Worlds Cr,ps.
LONDON, August .3.s.--A volume ot II
! ,",rts on the i,a, vest at the different con,
tries throughout the world, honsht -,
annually is now hril. issued. Rr"'t> {
{ the whca; crop, in France are this v.;
y },,.
II ter cro, ,hln last ve,r. This wears barrie
l. is not as good rs in 1850 bat it is i,irl
!. good. l,,rn very or iin,rr, oats and ii,
It fair. On the whole. crops are not up
:. those OF las, var. but Ahc:t is MT mul
- below the average. None Of th.rrop, wj
j b. yer, bad, none very good, and none
the crops OF average In tn" pru>si:
States the crops are fair. Swiss whe
'e crop, very poor in quantity OWN: to II
4 drought, but in quality it Is very tia,, "o
q and barley good in quantity and q"'it
l. bat there, is small Arrears >rwn "t the latt,
d Belgium w',cat is t:'r below the aver;,@
L. Barley good. and oats fair .\il crops
Il Spain are bid. all cereals in tloil;..,d Il
is good The condition of all reports tro
Is the United States agree that the Weld !"
!, b. unltr average.
!, New. Mexican Indian Troubles.
:, On the 18th instant Lieutenant Tavl
y, had II fight in The San Mateo n,"'n'ai,
:, capturin. Il camp ei Indians aud iw.n
r., horses. The Indians are in several par
rs moving southwest. Every available m
II, under the command OF General Hatch
II, either in Tive field or guarding the sctt
,r nrnts. The number OF troops is too s'n
va however. and the people are arminy
.. self protection. \ delegation OF the Il
-, zcn> of Socarru are u>kin. tho Cove,
u, or to call Oh the militia tor the protect
:, Of tlic settlements, minin. camps, {
-, Three volunteer companies are armi',g
:. Aihuq,,, rtuc tor service should the \a'
q. joc, become reckless. During the raid sol
H.. 20 y .o,l> were killed. and the soldiers hi;
49,. lost aln,u, twenty in killed and wound
IA .\hvices from Corhi!mcgro, under the Il
-, OF August 10Th. state that the Nava,ocs
moi ON The war path. Som. Inailn> Il
,,t Mvxican> had Il ROW in which '"n !ndi
80. ANA one Mexican were killed, but all y
nix apparently quie, on Monday.
III. Destructive Fire.
GN.vrsTn>, August ,4.-F|c shops
he the Galveston, lIerri>hur. " san .Anto
81 RAILROAD at Harrisburg Nc:r burned
nj evening, together with the tools and I
he. cliurrr. .hr u lncn,noi, ?n' one pass
in u,rt;r TOTAL loss. r,r,u.H,: assured
The j. >tr,np~;d that the :i.t ur.iii:i'ci! II
his Spontaneous combustion.
~, M Crops IN England and Ireland.
,., l.o*pnN, August ,4.-R"p"r'~ f''
~, various, parts OF the provinces state I
hvay, rails have. done immense dam
~ ,n Ma. crops some cat .iol,> have :l;v
,,l begun tn >pr,u' Great approximations
', ,tl, for ,I, l,lr .~' IN .rcl.:'d. il. l.,
', ron.iu.nn.S ,:lln ,,;.si.;ii' th: r"ul
49,, Corn has been r,yr, inmA.s'h nni ~
toes ar. >ilnnim, >i.n> u' ,>lr''ssi'c
Ease.
Die Die Saved the ExpenS" Of u Trial
'"e SntKMi>, Tr<a>, August i -\tw
!'S' Il NOS, horrible. affair in Cook r,'tint,
''' been r,coi>. ID. Some time >nr'
''> Blant,,n. Sheriff n Cook county AM
o>t desperate man. rl..t James Todd, nh"
Ai> D.,n ui;,u->> against aim in 4 "
MS ard .,h..>..i 'l,. i.-u,:td ni1n IN II most
ra.r4,u- mat,,,r. They separated, 4
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