The Dillon tribune., 1882-04-15
Rofs aud Asstes.

Oacota As 4 State.
The nomination Of Chandler has been
favorably reported.
S. P. Rounds, the Chicago printer, has
been confirmed by the Senate.
The total loss by the fire at Redway,
Minn., Is about $4,000 Insured.
A great rush Of immigrants to Winnipeg,
Manitoba, is reported by telegraph.
Crop reports telegraphed from many Sec
tions Of the West are very favorable.
Sufferers from the floods in the South
are in worse condition than heretofore.
Ed. F. Barton has been nominated for
Superintendent of the San Francisco mint
Over 100 witnesses will be summoned
by the Government In the Star Route trials
at Washington.
Great apprehensions are felt at Warsaw,
Poland, Of the renewal Of the outbreak
against the Jews.
st. Xavier's Catholic Church at Cincin.
natl, burned on the Sth. Loss $4,000;
insurance, $4,000.
Parnell, the Irish patriot, has been re-.
leased on weeks parole to visit sick sis.
ter at Paris, France.
The Eastern trunk lines have decided to
discontinue "war rates" on all the railroad
lines after April .5th.
The loss by the burning Of the Powell
Tool Comrany's forge, at Cleveland, was
$4,000; half insured.
In the Muskegan, Mich, lumber district
o,ooo mill men and 400 boom men are on a
strike for higher wages.
The Democrats Of Oregon have nomi.
mated Jas. T. Smith for Governor and VIM.
D. Fanton for Congress.
Jumbo, the largest elephant in captivity,
was landed from the steamship Monarch
at New York, on the 9th.
The Senate Judiciary Committee las re.
ported bill to allow Utah Commission.
ers $1,000 per annum each.
Hon. George NJ. Chilcott, whom Gov.
ernor Pitkin appointed to succeed Senator
Teller, is lawyer by profession.
Sheperd's testimony against Blaine, be-
fore the House investigating committee, is
turning out to be very thin stutt
High winds prevailed in Kansas on the
10th, DESTROYING property in different parts
the state and killing several people.
A minority of the Senate's Territorial
Committee have reported bill in favor Of
the admission Of Dakota as State.
Fifty deaths occurred in Cincinnati last
week from the smallpox, with zoo cases
under treatment when the week closed.
Recent cyclones in Illinois and Mich
igan have done considerable damage to
property and have killed several persons.
The House investigating committee is
still engaged in pursuing the Peru Chilian
inquiry and is examining many witnesses
daily.
The Amalgamated Trades Union of
New York adopted resolutions denounc-
ing President Arthur for vetoeing the
Chinese bill.
Rev. L. Hamilton, pastor of the Indepen-
dent Church, at Oakland, Cal, dropped
dead in his pulpit last Sunday while preach.
ing sermon.
Captain Eads has explained to a Con-
gressional committee that the grades for
the railway across the Isthmus can be sue.
cessfully overcome.
At Moscow, Russia, another dynamite
mine has been discovered beneath the
Nichell railway station, and many arrests ol
persons, have been made.
The Chinese Minister. at Washington, Is
dissatisfied with the provisions of the new
Chinese bill introduced by Miller Of Cali
fornia in the Senate last week.
Governor Crittenden, Of Missouri. it /,
reported, has been we'll rewarded by the
railroad companies for the capture and kill
ing Of Jesse James, the outlaw.
The Secretary of War recommends that
Sergeant Mason be confined in the guard
house four or five months, a forfeiture OF
his paw and dishonorable discharge.
The London Times says the attempt tc
excite popular indignation against England
ON the ground of detention OF Irish Amer
lean subjects in Ireland has proved a sig
nal failure.
The market for wool, in Boston, is un
satisfactory. Transactions have been con
siderable, but holders had made some slight
concessions. Sales can only be forced al
low prices.
The grand jury at Memphis, Tenn, ha'
returned indictments for manslaughtel
against the officers of the steamboat Colder
CITY which burned at the wharf in that city
ON March 18TH.
Charles Francis Adams, the Massachu
setts statesman, was i!eeced out of Sl7,S"
at "bunko,' in Boston, BY black kmailins
sharpers few days ago. One OF the swim
dlcrs is in custody.
The passenger train on the Cult, SAINT;
Fe and Colorado road, was robbed recently
near Cleburnc, in Texas. Six maskee
men done the robbiny. All the passengers
gave up their money, which aggregated
large sum.
A Washington special says the ind'ca q ca
tons are, even at this late hour, that 0eh
Rosecrans is to be suspended in the man
agement of the Democratic Congress'ona
campaign. which is to be turned over
Roswell p. Flower Of New York.
The House Committee on Ierritorie
has agreed to report in favor OF some SIM
pie plan OF government for the Ierritor!
OF Alaska, instead Of a fully equipped ler
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