The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-11
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Ella Crof, the Ashland murd.r.~ ,.,..
sentenced Tuesday morning to hang 4 Mi
14tn' Anew trial was denied. ''""
General Hancock arrived at LIN. y .,,
tuesday morning and v.-s heartily M receivsd .tw~
lie goes South to visit hi. son. ~'''e"'
Judge Cox sentenced Guite.u n \.
hanged june goth, between the hour. n
IL a''"' aud p. M. in Washington jail.
General Abe Baford, a we'll known t,rf
man, united with the Christian church
SUNDAY and announced his retirement from
the turf: ~''s"' ''o"'
The First Methodist church burned n,
Nactne, Wis.,, Sunday. The church coat
$4,000 the organ 5000, and the destruc.
tlon OF both Is complete. Insurance Sic.
600. Wv
=, 1ne Boston Globe has the following:
VOW that Mrs. lincoln has beer. voted
;$t5'ooo and q substantial yearly pension.
1t leaks out that she has S6s.ooo invested
81 per cent. bonds.
General 1gnatieff, in receiving the
jewish delegates, said he hoped b.fore
many months the western frontier would
6e opened to the Jews. The murder Of
jews near Novidvere was committed by
tne peasants with the smallest provocation.
Andrew Olson, living at aga Chestnut
street, Chicago, fearing an attack Of small.
pox and being told that whisky was an an.
ttdote, purchased three quarts, which he
drank, except one pint, inside of few
hours. He died before he could drink the
last pint Of the specific.
Charles McKellop. alias Sweeney, being
prevented In an attempt to throw himself
before passing train, at Winnepeg, Mani
toba, climed derrick near the roundhouse
and putting chain around his neck,
jumped, breaking his neck. Insanity,
caused by domestic infelicity.
The great Paris billiard match between
Slosson and Vignaux, was won BY Slosson
on the 4th inst. amid deateninR cheers.
There was immense enthusiasm, and
Solosson offered vignaux his hand.
Vignaux refused to take It, and was round.
" Missed BY his own countrymen for his
churlishness.
The Russian Government Is about to
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put an end to the foreign agitation concern.
ing the treatment OF the Jews 1t will
state that the Government has vigorously
osait with the nu.Jewish movement and
Is disposed to take step" to prevent recur'
renee OF the offenses complained OF.
The president Of one Of the roads con.
Meeting with the Union Pacific has re.
cetved a message from an official Of the
"Do not be surpriaed at any time to hear
OF the consoltdat'on OF the Union and
Centra! Pacific roads" Other private In
formation: we'' authenticated' points very
strongly IN the same direction.
The Grand Lodge Of the Sons Of Ben;a.
min. of New York. invite thei, onpress.d
brethern in Russia to emivrate to thi,
country. The State Department will be
asked to use every meaus in its power t.
relieve them. Resolutions of regret O.,
the death of President Garfield were
adopted, The Iudependent Order Of tn.
Free Sons Of Israel decided to tax it's mem
bers 81 each and send the proceeds, $1,000
TO the persec@teo neorewS !" NuSs'"'
A Chicago dispatch saws: The Sheriff o
Bonhomme county, from Yankton, has ar
rested Charles L. mellow on 4 CU8TKc U
renewing the county bond register, which
shows a bonded indebtedness Of $4oooe
bearing 10 per cent interest, though there,
little to show for such expenditures nor fo'
what wha, a or to whom the bond. have been is
sued. Mccoy is the same man who trie,
10 float $4,000 Of Douglass County bond,
and is now in Washington on Dakot
delegation and Is candidate for Marshal G
Southern Dakota.
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IN t"e 1e ..ouss' .. "."j s'..,S.j ,hs rules an
Michigan, moved to suspend tne ru.es a.'
pass the bill defining tne qnanmc"e|pu. '. ~ ~
lerr'to!Hal ''e'Ss"ss s.':a. y" ns 49,. ~ ,,..rsn
who !: gu'!ty OF o'gamv st ~ copsss a: Del.
W - nS.,, orv Tsrr;tnsv THE House ",
ss.e "o,., ',.". a." ;na.,er,;vs ,nooi and when Il,
] S..ot ~ ni,t the question there were few r,
! oe"Ne. Pu' M 1te 1"" ".s..- dsc,arsr, the m,