The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-02-04
2ofs and flashes.

No more bodies have been recovered
from the ruins Of the New York fire.
A bill was reported favorably IN the
senate today. aprropriating $4,000 for
at Broadway depot, Virginia. three
ladies' were drowned in attempting to cross
the river In frail boat.
Snow throughout New England and
New York fell from foot to eighteen
inches Monday night.
A region Of terror prevails at Cabul,
where eleven hundred persons are impris-
oned for political offenses.
The December coinage of the United
States n,ints was $ro45o.ooo, Of which
e.3oo,ooo was Of Silver dollars.
Richard Brinslev, known as the only
surviving son Of James Sheridan
knowls, of dramatic fame is dead
The President Withdrew the nomination
Of Henry b Nichols, ON the a of IAN, to
be Postmaster at Norfolk, Virginia.
Three Touring mills at Lockport. New
York, burned. Loss, 10000 Several
u
killed.
A Petersburg, Va, dispatch Of Ian. II
says: 1t has been showing all night. 1t is
>ix inches deep long the Norfolk & West.
ern Road.
The outbreak OF cholera at the Allahabad
Fair dil not cause much mortality, but
returning pilgrims are carrying the etlec-
ton in ali directions,
a banker of Frankfort committed sui
eide on account of losses. A banking
house Of Cologne failed. The Warburg Of
Hamburg failed, liabilities f1oo,ooo.
The Supreme court sentenced Chas. F.
kring to be hung February ,4th for the
murder OF Dora Bror>n>er, because she
wouldn't leave her husband and marry
him.
The President has nominated William
IL. Armstrong, Of Pennsylvania, eX.mem.
ber Of Congress from the Williamsport
district, for Commissioner Of Pacific rail.
roads.
Senator Morrill, expresses the opinion
that Senator Elmunus would not GO on
the Supreme Bench if he had the opertuni.
ty, as he declined to be placed on it once
before. Many think otherwise.
In an address to-day to the American
people, Guiteau's counsel, Scoville, makes
an appeal for funds to sustain his motion
for new trial before the court is bane.
At least $4,000 will BE- needed, he says.
Senator Grover on Friday presented a
petition signed by 426 citizens Of Oregon
and Washington Territory urging Con-
greSs to declare a forfeiture Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad grant, and 10 open the
forfeited land to settlement.
Alexander Lyman Nolley, who intro.
duced the Bessemer process in America,
died Monday evening at his residence in
Brooklyn. He was affllcted with com.
p'ication of diseases, the principle among
which was affection Of the liver.
The Gar, who Is said to be personally
we'll disposed to the Jews, is powerless.
All his time is devoted to providing for his
own safety, and his chief officers prefer
that the peasants should murder Jews
rather than dig dyni,nte mines.
Mike Mcdonald, Monday received
dispatch from New Orleans stating that
ground tor the Sullivan Ryan prize fight
had been selected on the Mobile railroad,
between New Orlean, and Mobile, le.
tween the hours OF to 10, February 9TH.
Russen Brown, grandson Of old Mrs.
Da, ris confessed that while in company
with disolute companion named Nc
Glew. he killed the old lady on Saturday
night and seized her rings and jewellery
She. was left unconscious, but died during
the night.
Dixon, Ills, IAN. 3l.-On Sunday night
Mrs. ID. w. Miller. becoming involved in
difficulty with her husband, seizad an axe
ard attempted to kill him. Failing /" this
she retired to ano'her room, saturated he'
clothing with kerosene and set fire to he'
dress She was burned to death.
The scheme of the Governor General fo'
assuring the safety of the lmperia! tortee:t
| to Moscow for the coronation ceremonies
proposes that the Emperor shall come t'
Moscow hy the carriage road instead OF me
railway. and the crowds in the streets shal
h. separated from the PROCESSION D,
trenches, barriers and lines OF hoops.
It is stated on good authority that th'
German residents of Russia are also be'n'
ma!treated. and that when the Jews arr
disposed Of the peasants will make >hof
work ut the DlStnaTCks d'N ~ F'''''"N'
iii. Car and the Emperor William arr
continually exchanging love message,
but their subjects cnrJ.i'lIy de'est each
other.
News was received Monday from Clay,
tom H. at Quincy that Colonel Thomas u
R,ack. one OF the best and most promlnen
rit;z.ns OF this County, a member OF IN
Legislature OF 1876, and one Of the got
Grant men at the National K 'pub'';a'
convention Of 1880, was assassinated IN III
o,Y;,.e at CLAYTON. Excitement Is intense
The assassin Is unknown.
: The Senate Monday confirmed the tol
lowing receivers Of public moneys: 1eo
B. Carry, La Grande Oregon; =.
Hookma,. Lake City, Col REGISTERS -.
Land Offices: II. Z. Olney' Lake Sn>
Col; l.. L. Barren. OREGON >'ty' ,,,.. v're.
I,oui. Dusal, Denver, Col; 1. j. Ma'.,
Silver Hume, Col: c. BSti mson' SOU
Pueblo, Col: II. \. Wickran, bakef'i'e'@
Gaia: NJ. \. Shrrlcv, Logan l'ah'
, The Inter Oreum interviewed all u
. f:n;,s,, Jurors and obtained undslnt'r.
nroof that they never had paper VIM
r IN the iurv; that none OF them wrote the'
). names: that only once was piece o' .,e"