The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-12-08
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.

The North Park, (Colo.,) Miner is dead.
The new county Of Asotin, in Washing
ton, has been organized.
Mrs. Mary A. Miller is denied license
a> the master Of steamboat on account Of
sex. ...
Covington, Kentucky, the home Of Car.
isle, held jubilee over his nomination for
Speaker.
Messrs. Raymond & Gill have purchased
the San Juan, (Colo..) He'"ld and the Ami.
mas Forks Pioneer.
The decrease Of the public debt during
November was $1,7,l,676. Decrease since
June goth, $41,3o6,r46.
The blind men Of Sal, Francisco are pc.
titioning the Legislature to establish an
asylum for the blind Of the State.
Oakley Hall has severed editorial con.
necton with Tyxfk and will leave Tor Lon
don to permanently join the English bar.
A party Of ladies' taking a walk few
days ago near Idaho Springs, Colo, saw a
mountain lion, and retreated in good order.
Miss Annie Giltne,, dressmakrr Of
Denver, Colo, has just learned that she is
heirdss to one Of the largest estates in Hol
land.
Excess Of exports over imports OF mer.
chandise for the month Of October, 1859,
$,s,oSi, $50, and for the twelve months end.
ing Oct. 81. $l6,, ,,4ro,94+.
Chas. Fl. Denine, city treasurer Of Bos-
ton, defaulted in $4,000; but as the liabil-
:tv of his sureties could not be clearly fix.
ed $4,000 was taken in settlement.
The Pueblo, (Colo.,) Chicffa~ saws that
Pueblo man found snake in a can Of to.
,uatoes last week. Pueblo will he good
field tor healthy temperance worker.
Ten tramp> jumped out Of box car on
the arrival Of freight train at Tucson 4.
r., last week. They were arrested and
given ninety days work on the city streets
A fraud named George BERTRAND, who
has been playing on the srmpathies of the
people Of Fort Collins, Colo, was arrested
the other day and put in the city chain
gang.
This years Immigration will fall short of
the unprecedented figures Of last year by
about sixty thousand, according to the es.
timate of the authorities at Castle Garden,
New York.
Since the giass-blowers struck in Pitts.
burg, 100000 boxes of glass have been i'm.
ported there, but neither employers or strik
crS show signs Of ending the strike, which
i. now three months old.
\. E. Sawdry, who was killed in drunk.
en- row in Boulder Creek, Colo, last week,
!eft a widow and five children, but no mon.
ev. lie was member of the A. O. L. w.
which insures its members for $4,000.
The Mansard portion of Masonic Tenn.
pie, New York, was destroyed BY fire re.
Gently, and the furniture and appurtenances
Of the Knights Templar, whose Asylum 1t
was, ruined. The lower stories were fire
proof.
The suit on the ditch case, brought BY
citizens of Reno, New, and Steamboat
against All Huong, for failure to perform
his contract to dig ditch 30 miles long al
Sl.1oo a mile, mas been thrown out Of the
l.. S. District Court for want Of jurisdic'
tiOn.
The skeletons Of twenty. three persons
and about the same number Of horses
were discovered in the northern part oi
Dickey county, Dakota, near the head OF
Moose River, by party Of explorers
few days since. Among the skeletons was
found brass cavalry buttons, spurs and 9TH
er effects of mounted men. They are sup.
posed to he the remains ot some party trav'
cling with cavalry escort, but there is no
record OF any such missing expedition.
The Denver 4 Rio Grande announces
that on and after the 10Th Of this 'nonth
trains to Wagon Wheel Gap will be discon'
timed, and trains will run to Del Norte, as
usual. Wagon Wheel Gap was only open
ed last summer. 1t is exclusively sum.
mer resc,t, and will not be opened until
warm weather sets in. The observation
cars, which have been attached to trains
running through the ROYAL Gorge, will be
taken off ill spring. The through trains
from Durango to Silverton have been dis
continued, and Durango will be the termi
nus Of the through trip.
Carlisle speaker.
At Washington, ID. c., the Democratic
,,,,.,,h.rs ,i,ct asss,nhled in the hall of thu