The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-03-18
RoE and 1ashcs.

1t is reliably stated that the cable com,
panics have perfected an agreement for a
pool.
The House on TUESDAY passed the Sen.
ate anti. polyga'my bill, Without amendment.
Yeas, l9o, mas, A..
Eight hundred indiviiuals, unprovided
with passports, have been expelled from
Moscow within few days.
Sarah E. How. President Of the Won.
ans Bank sw indie, was sentenced to three
years imprisonment ut Boston Monday.
Emperor William spoke long time with
bismarck, Sunday. respecting General Sko.
belotf. 1t h reported Skobcloif was ar.
rested and is confined in o fortress.
Smallpox is an epidemic in South Beth.
lcham, Pennsylvania. 1t is reported there
are seventy cases and also numb al
cases Of pneumonia. Schools have been
closed.
There are Indications that the hears who
have been talking dow n the credit Of farms
aud individuals, in New York, will BE- in
hot water this week-at least in one ease
Apologies have been offered and refused,
and legal proceedings have been begun.
Agent Armstrong has been instructed
ly the Secretary Of the Interior to SIND
one hundred Grow children, under his care
q. the Grow Agency, Montana. to certain
f,rmcrs in Ohio to I've educated and reared
up to usefulness.
A Washington special SAYS that Secre.
tary Lincoln has sent to the Senate. a state
ment show ing the total estimated cost Of
nss~A, ,$s~$s~ $~> A.
try during the last ten years has been $,,3,
391,264, an average Of S.. 100000 annually.
1t IL expected that the counsel of Sar.
gcant Mason will raise point that there
was fatal error in the court martial pro.
ceedings which will vitiatc the whole trial.
The error claimed is that the Court and
Judge Advocate were sworn before the
prisoner was brought intVcourt.
A correspondent at Killarney saws: 1t is
belived that matters are rapidly ,nending
III Ireland. Numbers OF tenants are CON.
ing forward to claim the advantages If the
land act. A farmer na'ned Cornell and
his wife were both shot in the legs nj 'recle
County Clare, and 1t Is expected that thev
will die.
a Denver & Rio Grande engine became
uncomfortable and ran down the heavy
g.ade between Mai>a and Leadville 1T
about fifty miles an hour. II jumped the
track about fifty feet from train full Of
passengers and VAS smahsed to pieces
No one was hurt. The engineer and fire.
man escaped by jumping.
A Panama diSpatci. of the ~ says: In.
tclliyence has just reached here Of an ap.
FALLING earthquake in Costa Rica Ad.
vices thus tar received state that four towns
have been DESTROYED. These are Alajucla,
San Ramon, Greca and Herida. In
A'ajucla alone several Thousand lives were
lost. Those LETT alive are homeless.
The loss Of lit.. has been sonnet hing fear.
t,,l Thousands of inhabitants were sw al.
lowed up and the destruction Of property
is widespread.
Scoville remarked to a Nr.vs reporter
that he believed It .h. best thing for the
country that G,,it.'au should hang, for then
there would hc revulsion in public feel.
ing, and Guitsau would do the country the
great service Of bringing about a revision
ot laws to protect the insane. lie had,
however, asked President Arthur tO have
Guiteau sent to prison tor life, and then II
liz became raving maniac II would be-
ea>v to have him sent to an asvlu,n. lie
believed that this letter greatly angered
the President.
The House committee on Indian Affairs
have agreed to recommend the passage of
the bill ,atifying the agreement made will,
the Indians on the Fort Hall, Idaho reser-
walton, for the sale Of the right Of way
through sal reservation n the Utah Il
Northern Railway. The committee report
that the construction Of this road will bc
Of undoubted benefit 10 the Government
10 the public and Ia the Indians.
The same committee have reported fav.
orably ON Delegate Ainslie'~ bill appropri-
ating $I2o.ooo to- procure the ccs>ion to the
United States Government Of 10000 acres
Of the Fort Hall and Lernhi rrser> atoms
Sheep. Eaters have agreed to relinQui>h for
that sum. The lands embrace a number
Of fertile valleys that the Indians will not
"ttempt I" cultivate, but which the white
people Of Idaho are anxious to cultivate and
make productive.
Mason Sentenced.
The finding of the court martial of Ser
geant Mason, who shot ut Guitcaa last
5 ptcmher; was made public last Friday
h. an ORDER issued by General Hancock
from headquarters Of the Department Of
II. East, at Governors Island. The court
martial finds him guilty, and pronounces
sentence as follows: "Io be dishonorablv
discharged from the service oC the United
States, with loss OF all pay now due, to
him, and then to be confined at hard labor
N such penitentiarv as the proper author.
i;v may direct tor light years. The order
issued states that sen sence will be duly eX-