The Dillon tribune., 1882-01-07
4ofs and lastes.

James Gordon Bennett, of the New York
iIera!d, has gone 10 st. Petersburg to con.
ter with the Russian government as to the
feasibility Of starting another Polar exredi-
ton.
A Vienna dispatch SAYS there were out.
RACES In Warsaw on Sunday last. A rre.
arranged alar n offire was raised simulta. |
neously in four churches. A majority OF
persons arrested have been released.
The New York vital statistics Of the past |
year show 3S,6oS deaths, against 31,o37 in |
1850. Births 26,1 80 this year against a.. |
$50 last year. The marriages reached 1o,-
o7o, against o,oo2 last year. 44o,ooo emf. |
grants arrived during 1851, against 3,7,ooo
last year.
DR.. Boynton, who attended the late
President, has sent in no bill for his SER
vices, nor does he intend to do SD. After
Mrs. Garfield's illnese the President sent
him check for $1,000. which he sent back,
with the explanation that he gave his SER
vices as friend.
The excess Of exports Of merchandise for
twelve months ending November 30, 1851,
was $l2s,ro3,l1a. For twelve months en.
ding November 80 1880, ;$l6s,63s'7s9.
| Excess Of imports Of gold and silver com
and bullion for twelve months ending No
vember 80, lSSo,$s9,34,,9oo.
! The Denver Republicans Siverton
special says Edward F. Ryan, Michael
Ryan and Richard Adkins, employed on
the Paradise tunnel, on SATURDAY., ten
miles from here, were buried one hundred
feet deep in snow slide. Parties have
left Silvertom to try and recover the
bodies.
| A dispatch from San Buenaventura, OF
Dec. goth, says: During the past twenty
four hours hot blast from the Ntojave
desert has been prevailing, scOrching up
what little feed is left. The sheep are al.
ready dying in certain sections ot the coun-
i try. There are some indications now Of
the much-nceded rain.
| The Western Union has reduced day
rates on messages to all prominent points
East to $I.so for 10 words; to California,
Iowa and Kansas, $I.1S Tor 10 words; to
Nebraska, Nevada, Colorado and New
Mexico, 81. Where the day rate is $1.So
night rate will b. 81; where day rate is
$I.es night will be So cents; where day
rate is 81 night rate will be 20 cents.
1 1t is understood the defense in the Gut
teau case will shortly introduce new
feature. The SO called crank>, numbering
between forty and fifty, arrested here since
Guiteau shot tine President, and most of
them sent to the st. Elizabeth Insane
: Asylum on physicians certificates will be
introduced The physicians in each case
will, it is said, he subpnnaed for the pur-
pose of comparing those cases with Gui.
teau.
i, The London Times in its Financial
article, commenting ON the general aspect
Of trade during the year just ended, notes
a steady improvement. Railway traffic
returns show an increuse ot from two tu
four per cent. in the latter half OF the year
The enormous production ri iron IN 1880
) has been exceeded in 1881. On the q. dc
. alone 10000 tons more OF shipping have
. been built than in the most active previou
, years. The probable out.turn Of ships this
year will he from 100000 to ,ooo,'xx, tons
+ 1t is said thar the Pacific roads have
purchased the China line aud will run il
connection with the railroad. 1t is alst
stated that the Union Pacific road has fail
ed to make arrangements with the TeXa'
Pacific road, ana that the latter will com
: pete for freight bot', east and west bound
The freight fight between the trunk lines
i in Chicago is assuming very formidable
n propo, tions, and there is no telling whe,
it will end. 1t is stated that all lines arr
making contracts gooti for six months
;, with u prospective clause guaranteein:
shippers the benefit Of the lowest rates.
A fraud Of considerable proro :tions ha
i Just been uneartned in Southern Oakota
" a gang Of scoundrels in Douglas county
4 Of that section, it is alleged, have issue
r. 100000 worth OF County School bonds
:, though the county itself has never bee
=, organized into school districts, and tho,g
, the whole taxable property ot the count.
: does not exceed 81 5000 or $.ooo>, and
is contains only some forty voters. On
!, Charles T. Mccoy. a prominent political
It OF Ronhomme county, and now candidat
IS for the United States Marshaiship Of tn
!. Territory, is suspected Of uttering the bond
% A telegram from Deadwood, says:
=. man named I. Dundon was brought |
y by the Sheriff Thursday night from tn
Chevenne river crossing, for the murdt
Of his wife. He went home drunk o
Christmas evening. provoked quarre
): and seizing an AK killed the woman an
!, badly mutilated her body. lie then prt
~ cecdcd to a ranch six miles distant and n
" lUrted the affair. Citizens held him
I. custody until the arrival Of the Sherif
:. The body ot the woman was found on tn
N floor in great pool Of blood. The hca
n was horribly eashed. Dunton pleads j.
A. norancc Of the affair.
: Bishop Stark OF Utah, now IN New York
r. Said to a reporter II have always u'dc'
~ stood that Garfield did not desire 10 rip
r the whole past. but was resolved that pc
r. lvsamy should OF suppressed tor tn
NJ future. Aathur. to Judge hv his utterance
p. is determined to carry out the programm
Vi iuaugurated bv his predecessor. Polyg'
10 my IS a very difficult programme to solve
NJ cannot conceive What the Governme'
:. proposes to do with cases of polvsa'no.
4 marriages contracted before or since $50.
,s Their abroyation would he an obvious u
~ Justice, and would resrlt in misery mto''
n. | do not anticipate that Congress will az
=. rashlv or unadvi>edlv, and our people es
:. press no fears ot any such action. IT wo"'
~ i,e lard to saw what would be the rcsu
," should the Government act i!'diScree'i.,
Our people are peaceloving and law'ab'e
-. ing. but they are not to be ,rodden upo
pr with impunity." !.
:, The total number of business failures tt
!" the entire wear OF 1851, throughout u,
~. United States. is stated by the nerrant'
J.. agency Of r. G. Dunn s. Co.. to be $3.50 Ii
- volying liabilities Of over $751; 1000"
i The failures 70" the year previous wei
;" only a,7,, with liabilities Of SOS .oooon
- Ths increase, however, is regarded by tn
y agency as small in proportion to the emo
'e nous growth and volume OF trade. ana e.
j.. pcciallv in proportion to the number
Nc persons rersons engaged in the business. Con
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