The Dillon tribune., 1882-03-11
Chilian News.

Chilian News.
kear Admiral Balch, in a communica.
t'on dated Valparaiso, Chilli February 4th,
reports that he called on President Santa
Mar'a, accompanied by Captains Belknap
ana McCann, and his personal staff, and
was cordially received. The President re-
turned the visit the next day, accompanied
by several members Of his Cabinet and
n'eh o1hc'als, army and navy, He was re-.
seived on board the flagship with all honors
que such an OCCASION, the yards being man
ned and national salutes fired BY the Pen.
sacola, Aslka and Luckawanna. On his
arrival on board and upon his departing,
the President expressed warm fricndshin
tor the United States upon the part Of Chilli,
and in such terms as to cause like re-.
sponse on Admiral Balch's part, as to the
continued good ieelin. felt by our peop!..
for Chilli Admiral Baich states that it is
his belief that the visits OF naval vessels
from the United States to Valparaiso have
done much to allay the III feeling lately ex.
isting towards the. United States BY the
people Of Chilli.
Whiskey and Indian Troubles.
A Santa Fe, New Mexico, special SAYS
Governor Sheldon received news from
Paos Pueblo Monday, which, If sustained
Is serious. 1t Is to the effect that four DAYS
ago some Paos Pueblos became drunk
We're arrested and placed in jail They es
caped, and deputy Sheriff Meirs and Mar
tinez started to the Puehlos' town to rear
rest them. They and their posse were ,ne>
1~,, ~s.r IL
fight ensued, III which Deputy Sheriff
Meirs was killed and Deputy Sheriff Mar.
tinez mortally wounded. The murderer,
have not yet been captured. The Pao'
Pueb'os are one OF the richest and larges,
in The Territory and heretofore the be>
feeling has existed between the Pueblo>
and the surrounding Mexican towns. O
late too much whi>kcy traffic has been go
ing on, which the United States au,hori
ties should stop. Governor Sheldon ha:
news is hourly expected.
Millions In 1t.
A New York correspondent Of the Sa,
Francisco Post has the following to 81,
regarding parties who arrive in New
York with mines to dispose OF: Ever,
door is closed against him, or slammed i,
his face, and in some offices notice i
stuck up alongside ui the door "ro petld!er
allowed no matches wanted, 10 mine
wanted For il man to arrive al a hote
with Il va'ise ard bag Of specimens is tt
insure his being looked at askance h.,
the Young gentlemen with diamond stu l,
and sandpapered head, and he put unde
the roof or in Il dark close, Of Il room Will
a. - ,kx,l r.
the end of the week with great promrtnes
and if not as promptly paid is fired out
In some Of the hotels, the Sturtevart par
ticu!arlv, the accumulation Of quart
samples has led Louis Leland to thnl
seriously Of erecting 10 stamp mill in til
,ubcrllar, and try to pound out the bills Q
the millionaires ~ho lett them as collats:",
Gniteau Once More.
In an interview between Guiteau an
Scov,l.c SUNDAY tie former assured Il,
latter he was sorry he hid abused l'im o
the occasion OF his last visit, and promise
not to offend him again. Strange AS it ma
appear, a woman was at the bottom ot tn
aif,ir, which grew OF Scovilic's withho'din:
letter from G,,ittau. y Young lady sign
ing herself Clara Augusta DAVIS. residing i
Hoboken, took the trouble to write thrice
closely written pages of letter paper to ti'
prison, in which she assured him oi her de
vut:on to his interests, and announced ht
intention Of getting him ont OF Jail ii none
could accomplish such an object. III
prisoner answered her a, once, but when he
reply came it fell into Scovillc's hands an
he opened it. \ picture Of hand>om
and intelligent looking young woman droI
ped out Of the missivc, which was ac
dressed to My poor, dear, persrcutc
friend" 1t proceeded to :,ive in chaslc AN
eloquent dirtion her feelings for the prison
cr aud described in II graphic manner ho'
she had tainted when the verdict OF guilt
was enforced. Scovili. retained the lctte
and on the occasion of his recent trip t
New York endeavorcd to find the write
| After considerable trouble he asccrta'ne
her lodging place, but was unsuccessful
! finding her at home. lie became convince
that the woman simply wanted Gu;teau
replies as souvenirs and consequently will
he'd the letter from him. Guiteau, how
ever, recei> ed another letter, IN which til
writer complained that he did not c"'
for her or he would have acknowledged tn
receipt of her picture, and this had ter
dency to render him furious at Sroville
action. When the latter entered his c.
he Immediately began to abuse him ff
keeping his private letters from him an
grew SO excited that his counsel hurried
vacated his quarters and did not sce hi,
again until he returned from New fo,l
The prisoners anger had cooled con>idc
ably, and when Scoville told him OF the n
suit of his investigation. he seemed pertcc
" reconciled. He informed him furtht
that he Intended to bring out another I'd
ton of his hook, the 7Tmfh, in which b
still exhibited great reliance and could sc
il at the Jail to visitors for s, per cop,
lie exhibited roll Of greenbacks and sal
he had enough 10 insure the payment
any publisher who undertook contract
do printing and binding.
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