The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-07-01
Qofs and flashes.

Sunstrokes are numerous in the Eastern
and Southern cities.
A small riot occurred in Cork on the
2sth-St. Johns eve.
The pistol is beirg freely used in many
OF tine towns Of New Mexico.
One case of yellow fever was reported at
New Orleans on last Sunday.
The railroad strikers In New Jersey had
the best of things at last accounts.
Late dispatches say that New Orleans is
excited about the yellow fever.
The coal miners of Pennsylvania have
decided, almost unanimously, to strike.
lack Gilmer's horse won the big race at
Salt Lake and the Denver men fell plenty.
Dhvitt, the Irish reformer, is addressing
large audiences In the large cities Of the
West.
The South Carolina Legislature is in
session for the purpose OF redistricting the
State.
The issue Of standard silver dollars for
last week amounted to $2o5,5oo-a slight
falling off.
The London Times Of June 18th says that
England will dispatch 10000 men to Egypt
IN few days.
The contested seats In the House have
all finally been disposed of. The Republi.
cans gaining two MEMBERS
Strikes are numerous throughout the
country, and they are not confined to any
special branch Of manufacturing.
Tug w il son, champion of England, has
challenged Sullivan, Of Boston, to fight un.
der the London rules for $4,000 side.
The captain Of the u. S. steamer Galena,
has notified all Americans at Alexandria,
Egypt, to "get on board" Of the Galena.
On the 27th ult at Sherman, Texas, a
passenger and freight train collided, killing
several persons and wounding number.
The police of Cincinnati are Democrats,
and all the arrests, under the Sunday law,
have been IS Republican sa.oon keepers.
The Conference of the Powers is in ses.
sion at Constantinople, but 1t has not de.
cided on any policy relating to Egypt yet
The board of Aldermen Of Jersey City
passed resolutions Of sympathy with the
strikers and in denunciation Of the rail.
roads.
Campbell and Walling, negro pugilists,
fought thirty .one rounds at Greenboro, Pa,
on last Thursday. Walling was knocked
out of time.
The Central Branch Of the Irish Land
League held meeting last Tuesday even
ing for the purpose Of condcmning the
Davitt policy.
Heavy storms throughout the Northwest
during the past week have been very de.
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ty and many lives.
General IgnaticfF resigned his position
as Minister Of the Interior Of Russia be.
cause he could no longer guarantee the
safety Of the Emperor.
The London Times says that It may be
taken for granted that there Is something
more than empty sounds behind the prepa.
ration> At the dock yards.
The Prohilition amendment to the State
Constitution OF Iowa, voted on. on the27th
Alt.was carried t,y 10000 majority. This will
virtually kin the liquor traffic in that State
At Hautzdale, Pa, on last Tuesday
morning, Tom Reese and Dan Reese,
local pugilists, fought 43 rounds, IN +s
minutes. Dan was beaten and terribly
punished.
On the ,Sth the Democratic State Con.
vention Of Pennsylvania. at Harrisburg:
elected Hon. Geo. NJ. Dallas permanent
chairman. Robt. NJ. Patterson was NOM
mated for Governor.
Acensus bulletin, just issued, places the
number Of males in the United otates'
twentv-one years old and over, at l:,o39,.
s+9, Of which number S,I7oSrs are natives
and S,o7o,47S are foreigners.
\ late dispatch from ireland says that
the landlords, through a COMPANY WIN
huge, capital. propose to Danish tne Ir,sn
tenantay. English and scotch ia farmers
are'to take the place ut the irlsh. Ame "'"
patch saws this means war to the death.
uvTloE oFFoRFE1TURE.
ePO WILLIAM COOK: You are hereby noti.