The Dillon tribune., 1883-06-09
CURRENT NEWS NOTES,

Chile and Peru are perfecting their terms
of peace.
The revolutionists Of Ecquador are re.
ported to be on their last legs.
Large quantities Of adulterated lard is
reported on the Chicago market.
"Anything to beat Butler" is the political
war'whoop in Massachusetts now.
Judge L. G. Kline has been nominated
by the Democrats Of Iowa for Governor.
One hundred and forty.three soldiers
were accidentally poisoned at Posen, in
Prussia.
British aggressions in Egypt has caused
Turkey to turn to her old enemy, Russia,
for help.
Thos. Caftrey, the fourth man convicted
Of the Phoenix Park murders, was hanged
at Dublin.
The Pennsylvania Legislature is investi.
eating charges against the Standard Oh
Company.
The Salvation Army has been notified to
stop its noises ON the streets of New Ha-
ven, Conn.
The Grand Jury at Austin, Texas, in.
dicted fifty members of the Legislature for
gambling.
The International Typographical Union,
representing us unions, is. in session in
Cincinnati.
Fifty persons were roasted In the Sheboa
district, Sierra Leone, on the 24th Of May,
for witchcraft.
With the thermometer at 90 two fatal
cases of sunstroke occurred in New York
on the 5th inst.
Bids for building the new U. S. steel
cruisers will be opened at the Navy Depart.
ment on July I'd.
The Car Alexander is making concilia.
tory speeches to the princes and peasants at
Moscow, Russia.
Investigation into the cause of the riot
ot St. Petersburg showed that It was insti.
gated by Nihilists.
Gov. Butler will not give up the tanned
human hide of one of the Tewksbury pau.
pers, but will bury It.
A storm at Albany, New York, on the
9th, damaged buildings in that city to the
amount Of 100000.
Promoters Of the Parnell fund hope to
raise $1so,ooo, Of which America Is ex.
pected to contribute one.half
Hot discussions in Dutch are daily held
in the Reichstag, at Berlin, between the
Tories and the Conservatives.
Gen. Crook is still In pursuit of the
Apaches, somewhere in the southern part
Of the Sierra Madre mountains.
Gen. Grant thinks that Blaine and Lo-
gan are the strong men for the Republican
nomination for President in 1854.
The capital question Of Dakota Terrific
ry was settled on last Saturday by the Com
mission voting in favor of Bismarck.
Enthusiastic meetings are being held in
the Eastern cities to ratify the proceedings
Of the Philadelphia Irish Convention.
The story told by captured Apaches is
that little Charlie McComas is held to aid
the Indians when forced to surrender.
The letter of the Pope, as reported in re-
lation to the Parnell fund, emanated from
the Propaganda and not from the Pope.
Merrick is pounding away in the Star
Route trial, and his daily attacks on Dorsey
and the other "expediters" are merciless.
War between France and China has been
declared. A fleet and three corps Of Celes.
tials are to sail for Tonquin to lick the
French.
The Coroner's jury in the Brooklyn
bridge case found the officers and trustees
to blame for not having the bridge proper
ly policed.
Senator Sherman was permanent Presi.
dent of the Ohio Republican Convention,
which nominated Judge Foraker, of Cincin'
natl, for Governor.
The President has appointed B. Butter.
worth, Of Ohio, and w. A. Patton and c. L.
Perkins, Of New York, to examine the N.
r. road in Montana.
Queen victoria's condition ia reported to
be precarious. Her Majesty has the dropsy.
gout, and a combination of diseases, In ad-
dition to her hurt leg.
The petroleum oil market Of Pennsylva'
mia is in 4 panicky condition, caused by the
oil bulls and bears gambling on the price OF
the Illuminating auid.
Postmaster General Gresham has Issued
an order commanding first and second
class postmasters to attend to their office
duties better in the future.
A big sculling race is to come off at Pull
man, a suburb Of Chicago, on the aad and
e3d insts., in which all Of the crack soul
lers Of the country will take part.
On June I'd, At Newburg, N. r., the cen
tennial of the disbanding of the Revolu-
tionary Army, by order Of Gen. Washing
ton, wa. appropriately observed.
a Brooklyn, N. Y, jury gave Adelaide
S. Smith $4,000 damages against two Il