The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-04-29
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,,..ra season in the l. >.
popv Leo is st, iouslv Il, ard A chang. Of
,3c ha~ been recommended.
Heavy ttoSts prevailed throughout Nir-
mia o:! tlte i-,ft OF the 18th.
The argument in the Sergeant Mason
,..,. WIS concluded on the 10th.
\ new cable has been laid conncctinn
Ger.n~,> with the United States.
The circulation of the standard silver
dollars on April end vas $4,000.
Thirty of the Chicago gamblers have
been convicted ot violating the law.
Illinois towns are in a panicy state be.
cause Of the spread of the small pox.
A fire at Eau Claire. Wis, on the ,.th,
destroyed property valued at $,7s,ooo.
Darwin was buried bv the side of Sir
Isaac Newton, In Westminster Abbey.
Sullivan, the prize fighter, has been put
in Jail tor three months for fighting in Bos.
ton.
The >aloon.keepers Of Cincinnati are
raising Il tlnd to buck against the SUNDAY
law.
A reward Of $4,000 has been offered for
the capture OF the notorious Captain How.
gate.
The Senate has under consideration the
rew Chinese bill, passed by the House last
week.
Forty thousand Clevelanders have peti.
toned the President to pardon Sergeant
Mason.
The bill allowing Canadian grain to be
ground in the United States has passed the
Senate.
Henry Paine, James F. Gordon and lack.
son Orr are nominated for the Ute Com
mission.
The Government Is prompt IN extending
aid to the officers and crew Of the burned
Rodgers.
The Anti Monopoly Convention ia in ses.
sion at Albany, with 900 delegates in at
tendance.
The Boston Electric Light Company
has collapsed. Col. Fred Grant was its
President.
the vacancy on the Judiciary Committee Of
the Senate.
Thirty.four arrests were made In Gin.
cinnati last Sunday for violations Of the
Sunday law.
Charles Robert Darwin, author Of the
"Darwin" theory, Is dead. He was In his
eigntletn year.
The new Chinese bill IL still on the
hooks in the Senate. lts friends are press.
ing its passage.
Recent mountain forest, fires, In Central
Pennsylvania, destroyed timber estimated
at 100000 feet.
The Mississippi River bill, appropriating
$6tUo,ooo, passed the Senate on the ,sth,
BY u viva voce vote.
BIatne's evidence In the Peruvian Com.
pany investigation case has been strong,
clear and conclusive.
Lieut.. Sands, of the Sixth Cavalry, had a
running fight with the Apache Indians In
Arizona on the 76th.
Jewish refugees are beginning to start
for the United States. Fifty are now en-
route for this country.
The Cabinet at Washington will take
steps looking toward the release Of Ameri.
can suspects" In Ireland.
Nine people persisted bv the burning Of the
steamer City Of Sanford, at Jacksonville,
Fla, ON the morning Of the l,tl,.
Bradlaugh, the intidel, has sued the As.
sistant Sergeant Arms Of the English
Commons for ejectiny him from the lobby
The Jews, in Austria, are receiving ter.
rihle treatment from the peasants. Many
Jews have been killed and their houses
sacked.
Assassin Guiteau is getting nervous
over his prospects, but continues to sci
many of his photographs to curious callers
at the Jail.
\ band Of Apacl,es attacked Stevens
sheep ranch, in Arizona, last week, ant
brutallv butchered a man, his wife, ant
three children.
Darwin's death has brought out a seric
OF tributes. English and American, judy
ing him to have been the foremost man q
modern SCIENCE.
Messrs. Lorarv, Ray, Hickey and thre
others, American miners. at Bacuch
Sonora, We're killed, OF, the 10th, by ban
Of Apache warriors
The Supreme Court, in banc, at Wash
inyton, has decided tn hear the nr"umcr1
ON the bill of exceptions in the Gutca
case, ON the eth of Nav.
Judge McCrarv, at St Louis, has ,lerie
the injunction oi. the Pullman Cnmpan,
uhic, sought to cnjoin The use Of othe
>IcepcrS on the railroads.
On the ,4t',. at Horseshoe Canyon, Ar
zona,a fight occurred between the Indian
and scouts and troops. -Four Indians an
Ihrre soldiers were killed.
Mrs. Scoviilc intends to travel ovt
tine country lectur;ny and circulatin
a petition tor thu communication OF Guitcau
sentence to imprisonment for life.
An explosion occurred at the Cou
Theatre. London, last Saturday night, hs
apanic w,> prevented by the presence an
coolne>~ OF the Prince OF Wales
Ex-Sccretarv Blaine appeared before II
Foreign Relations Committee IN tt
Shiperd case and testified that the Shipper
letter was "abSolu'.lv detestahle and c'
out Of whole cloth lie
The bonanza kings Of Colorado have g
their blood up on the senatorial quc>t"
Governor Tabor announces himself Il ca
dida,c for the long term ~cnatorShir, a:
says t.e will spend cool million ii nccc
>lrv to be elected.
Th, \. Y. X,,v'T, st. !ctersln'
~Necill .ays: Lieut. D.nncnh rw':r ;rriN'
II Irou.@ll on he 18th inst, and lri the