The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-09-30
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The war against Peru has cost Chile
$Soyoooooo. .-t4
The damages from the late food in New |
jersey are heavy.
cetewayo, the Zulu King, has been cent
home via Cape Town.
The city Of Csiro was illuminated when
the Khedive returned. n.s ~
The Newmarket October handicap race
was won by Wandering Nan.
Gen. Crook is getting Al the bottom Of
the Indian troubles In Arizona.
Dillon is to retire from the English Par.
lament on account Of III health.
On the morning Of the aSth q slight
earthquake was felt at St. Louis.
In New York silver Is quoted II $s.13N
per ounce and lead At $loo per ton.
The contributions to the Garfield Me.
mortal Fund amounts to $4,000 now.
Alonzo Follet, a Wall street, n. ~
broker Is short $1.oooIooo AMP d rhissing.
The Boston glass blowers have struck
Tor An advance from "a to 81 cents blow.
Col. Jim Price, another Star Route opera
tor has surrendered and given $4,000 bail.
French influence Is opposing the reel.
procity treaty between the U. 5. and Next
co.
The "Plumed knight" Is making It hot
IN Virginia for Malone and the re.adjust.
era.
An outbreak is reported in Arabia caused
BY the deposition Of the Grand Sseslf Of
Mecca. 80, - - - : -
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued
q call for $4,000, 900 Of bonds to be paid
Dec. 73d.
The Franklin Sugar Refinery at Phila.
delphia burned on the ash int. Lot.
$sooooo. .h~ss. w = q:
The city Of Milwaukee is short $4so,ooo
under the head Of foutstandiny comptroller'a
warrants.
Henry Wilson and Glider. .of the Jean
nette crew have arrived at 3alershurg
. both we'll.
About 3o,ooo legal voters have been reg
! istered in Utah. The female vote will bt
{ about 10000.
1t is expected that the Powers Of Eu, ope
: will all take hand In settlisa ths Evn
E tian question. ( /
. In the R,ston wool market. .SnI IhAN1
wools were in steady and faie demand iron
i manufacturers.
The city of Cincinnati is SO hard up tha
: It can not buy 10000 feet Of hose tor 1t
: fire department.
- At the semi.annual book sale In Ne,
York or last Tuesday books brought un
usually large prices.
.Iiamonds valued at $1,000 vert stole
j. from an exhibit at the Cincinnati Fxpos
;. ton on the 28th inst.
In 4 political row at Lancaster, 5. G
- four colored men were killed and larY
,,f number were wounded.
n The Dakota Democratic Conventio
,e nominated w. r. Steele, Of Deadwoo
70 Tor Delegate to Congress.
of Shells circus, consisting Of twenty .thre
cars, was wrecked on the Richmond road
East Tennessee on the a4th inst.
Gladstone refuses to Interfere with Mo
N mons in England, as he presu'nes the
nj converts 60 with them willingly.
:hl The Democratic newspapers OF Ne
Mt York are enthusiastic over the nominate
re Of Glover Cleveland for Governor.
h; Evictions continue in Ireland, 1and Il
is eviction of fifty families IN the county
ed Mayo Is reported iuslhe last few days.
Ct Gen. Wolseley nd SAdankal Seymo
are to be raised to De EXgli>h. .peefage 4
their ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Egypt
Al the NSVuUltCdN SOu6s sS"0Os -
,s. vention for the Second Louisiana distr
ay there was free fight and one nigyer kiile
OK A bill of $500, for - bottles OF vi
= for the Star Route Jury, at "a"h'ns1.
ed has been presented to the Government
payment.
r. Riots in the towns Of upper Egypt
tn y, reported from ef6rtA d t'E otne'al"
III. enforce dssn0nstrationss. OF loyaHy 10
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'ot The yellow fever reports from Te'
ly, ..v the disease is abating. In Mississi
S. and Florida the fever is increasing, "
W. great mortality.
me The small. pox is raging fcarfully
In c,netown. Africa. Over 5000 cases
en- reported, and 6O deaths, princtpa
Vs. y. among the natives.
~ Six thousand miners in North Static
'..t ,s .hire. Eng. have given notice that frey
- .trike unless they ut an advance d(Io
nd cent. IN their wages.
the Al Coyington, Tenn. on the goth In
IN rr,iiv Wilson and Lizzie Kemp fou
his about their CHILDREN Mrs. kemp
mo Mr.. Wilson's throat with razor, kill
her. ~ ~.
New Jersey was deluged BY thirte
inch rainfall on the 24th. MANY Pels
y . were drowned by the HOOD ana sew
It is hundred thousand dollars worth ot prol
ers ty was destroyed.
:u't Adyices from Salem, Oregon, says
ind c.na,or,ai contest re,uains unchanged
ght s.,ards the General result s.Ihe vote
late -, l,.,,,ot resulted as follows: Mitch
@ .6: Prim, q; Boise, l3; Williams,
2;eorve., ,; Dolph and blank, l-Mitc
still lacking ten votes Of election. The
n position is divided as usual. M'sch'
~ friends continue firm.
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