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

~ WI be lesson TO cranks. though, not
20 tool with me. Bill Jones will get hi,
deserts next, even II he is out on bali now.
People OF this c. untry have changed their
views III regard to me and INV act. and will
see That any O. that attempts to do me
any injury will be promptly punished"
!, During this portion Of the conversation
tne prisoner was very much excited, and
fair'v hissed his words irto the e,r of his
questiOner. lie was painting like Gagged
beast when an order was given the guard
to close up for the right.
News from Melville.
Mrs. Melville, wife of Lieutenant Mel.
wife, engineer Of the Jeanette exploring
expeuit'o',, received u letter from her hus.
t'and in which he speaks Of Delany and the
others as having per;shed at the mouth ot
the Lena river. and ininates that when he
sat out on the search in which he is now
engaged 1t was without hopes OF finding
ms comrades alive, but simply to p rtorm
MS melencholv duty in discovering, If pos
stbe, their dead bodies and " hatever traces
OF their hardships and adventure. they
might have lett behind them.
Loss Of the Bark Bulwark at Sea.
Empire City, Oregon, dispatch Of the
18th SAYS: y boat will, three sailors from
the Australian bark Bul~ ark, Captain
william Williams, c ,r,e in owe, the bar
this evening. They report that the bark
nundered in latitule 4s north, Longitude
l+s west. March Ist. twentv.eiyht davs out
from Iokohor,a, bound f,r Pug Sound
IN alla>t. These three men wrr. in a b,at
when 1t wa. lover ii and owl q e, the
rough sen got adrtt, and It was Impossible.
to regain the ship which vas out Of sight.
The next morning another boat with two
men, launched ut the same time, got adritt
and wis soon out Of sight. Tive Officers
and crew, eighteen IN number, were left on
board with no servicra.bIe boat, and arc
probably lost. The ,nen say the ship was
leaking badly all the tint', and could not
t1oat hut for few hours longer. TIN.
names Of the survivors are. Ed ward O Eei,
Charles Lausun, Hugh Mcdonald.
A Hoary Diet.
The Salt Lake T,i1m~c in ref; rr;ng 10
the measure now pending in Congress
against the 'ineican wa>"ee' branch ot
the monaghan ply tail bipeds, saws: "lioa,
wants IL tariff kr the manufactures OF NV
England, but he wants the extremes, y,rin
cipal> oi free trade applied to nut the /
<UNs" VA NUt.'sN w VNCCl NovUIiCLluN WIN
American 'ahorers. The steam engines,
power Icons, AID h. str. ans that turn ,ur
bine Wheels in New Eng ind. in Mr. Hoar'S
estimation, need direct Government inter.
ference in their behalf; but the man who
tolls and who has little American children
to feed, must shift for himself, and II he
cannot work and feed his family in compe.
tition with a halt.tornd creature who can
live ON what white mans stomach would
revolt at, why lct him and his starve.
That il New England charity, brotherly
love and philanthrophy II we had ou,
way. We would put Senator. iloar ana
Dawes in comfortable room and compel
them, for three months, to live on just such
food as the Chinese live on, and then
would return them to the Senate and sub,
nit the Chinese bill to them. Their
speeches then would be worth listening 10,
after that experience they would be bett r
men tor all the rest If their natural lives"
There is little reason to doubt that .Ah
Sing Ching Ling IIoar, II properly dieted
on rat soup, would cultivate different cu,'
from tina, he has taken in the present q,,es
ton