The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-01-14
A Sensible Silver bill.

Senator Teller introduced bill to pro-
vide for the deposit Of silver bullion and
issue Of certificates therefore, authorizing
the holders Of silver bullion goo fine or
over to deposit the same with the Treasur.
er OF the United States In quantities Of 600
ounces or over, 10 which they are to receive
the market value therefore, and certificates
are made payable on demand in coin OF
the United States and shall be made re-
cetvable for customs, taxes and public dues.
1t also provides that holders Of silver dol.
lars may deposit the same with the Treas.
urer Of the Uuited States and receive
therefore one and two dollar certificates
until the whole amount of one and two
dollar certificates shall amount 10 10000.
600. The small certificates are also made
receivable for customs, taxes and public
dues. The bill further provides that the
bullion deposited shall be coined at the
mints as rapidly as can be done consistcn,
with economy without interfering with the
coinage OF gold.
Standing by the Khedirc.
The English and French Cons,ls receiv.
ed from their. respective Government, Il
collective note explaining in unmistakab|c
terms that England and France, who
| placed the khedive on the throne. are de
| termined to maintain his authority agains,
any attempts at disorder. The Consul
proceeded to the palace this afternoon t.
communicate the note to the khcdivc.
Utah Legislature.
The New York rrib,me'> Washington
special says: In the matter OF the ttal
contested seat case, paper has Just beer
filed with the President, showing that OH
Of thirtv->ix members, composing the Gen
eral Assembly of Utah, and paid out OF til:
Treasury of the United States, thirty 'w'
are high officers of the Mormon Church
bound by their o;,tl,> to obe, the dictates o
the Church in all things secular as well a
spiritual, and twrntv-eisht are living ii
polvya,nv in violation %! the law Of Con
gress of 1862. These figures to saw tht
least of them, place in a curious LIGHT tn
statement recently given out by Bisho]
Sharp and cx Delegate Hooper. that poyg
amy in Utah was dying out.
Land Lengae Hunts.
Dispatches from points in Ireland sfov
great development of the latest form c
iawlessness, namely, Land League hunts
A number were organized Yesterday.
In rare cases, where the authorities ha
not had time to Interfere, quantities c
game were destroyed, and the preserve
da aged. In another i,st:snce sn'nt
were prevented bv sending large bodiy
Of troops 10 places nenaccl. This wa
particularly the case in county Cork. I'll,
necessity for moving troops and M,
weakening the hand OF authorities is COZ
sidercd the most serious con>aGucn'I < {
the movement.
Mormon Tramrs.
The New York Nprall'> Uniontow'
Pa, special SAYS: Two Mormon preacher
NJ. S. Ingles, and Wilson are now in tn
county, and the number of acce>Sions
the ranks of Polvgarv is daily increasing
They have been lIoldin- revival me",in.
in the mountain townships OF this Favrt,
| county, and report good success. lng'
, was born and brought mp in this count
t lie subsequently, dri!ted West and viii
in Utah he became II disciple of Hrly''a
, Young. lie has RETURNED to his natl'
county to preach the doctrine of Mormo
. ism in all its hideousncss~. lie intorm'
, your reporter that 'tc day ot miracles
, not passed, but that they are hrin. da!
performed BY the prophets in SILT LAX
His meetings are held in tn. school hous
. about here and are largely attended. =
;, orthodox PRAYER ncttin. stands no chan
:, OF large gathering il held in tomnnn'
:, where In.cs is ut the same time nrcachil
y Mormoni>m. lie SAYS the spirit ol t
Lord is upon him and he must ,'r'tl','
l. his Nord One Of the Young men "no n
5; lately become convert here, )" hen ask
q his opinion As to a il,;r.li:, OF wives, sis
). "H one wife is Il birs>inI, as all Christ.
Is dom admits, how ca,, two or more b.
cur>e:" Inglcs arrived in this town tod
z and is trying to get Il house in which
d preach and start a congregation.
4
- Orders havs, been received at New
=. leans from San Francisco I" provide srel!
:, room in March ana April tor 1sn,'
~ bushels of wheat tn Great Britain. !
- wheat to be shipped from California
H. New Orleans bv in. Southern Paciti,
Il thence l,y steamer to its destination.
OF 10 coNsuE7TlYIs.