The Dillon tribune., 1883-03-10
crRRENT NEWS NOTES.


49,. throughout Georgia.
rr,,,erins crop reports come from Cali
:, and the Pacific coast.
r $. minis issued, last week, 143,
.,,ndard silver dollars.
u,,, reb.l, in Oran, Africa, are to be at
,,..,d BY force sent from Algiers.
~ N water in the Arkansas river places
,,,,e, at Helena in critical condition.
r,,. storms at sea were reported on the
.. ,,d -th. with great loss of life and ship
T .,djns newspapers in all the large
-, ,r,. attacking the new tariff vigor-
pi,4v,
rhr police of Liverpool seized number
,;l,, and bayonets belonging to the
} fcnian>'
,,h, horse "Chichester won the great
...,,a ational hurdle handicap at Croydon,
England.
r,. demand for wool in the Boston mar
continues steady and the prices are we'll
,.,lincd.
Rev DR.. Locke, of Chicago, is preaching
,,an,, pr ohibition and he calls it "a gross
u>rpatlon.
Manager Morse, for producing the "Pass-
;,o PLAY" in New York, was arrested and
!, to be tried.
4 \ robbery Of $4,000 il. gold at Philadel-
mia on last Monday is the biggest haul
for this week.
Tine famine in some districts in Ireland
!, growing serious. Distress has not been
H 50 great since lS+7.
N Abdcl K Kadr Pasha's force defeated the
4 F,>e Prophet in Atrica-the latter losing
d 200 of his followers.
The body of Elliott, the prize fighter,
4 will be buried at New York after being
h "wakcd" for two nights.
i Telcyrams announce that the Northern
Hpaciic intend, to''boom" the towns of Mon
l'na during this spring.
lanes Gilfallin, Treasurer of the United
4 States, rendered his esiynation to the Presi-
/ dent and it was accepted.
The Michigan Legislature, after pro-
tracted struggle, elected Thomas Palmer,
Of Detroit, L. S. Senator.
On TIMBER Creek, near Camp Poplar, ii.
Mrn'ana, nine lodges of hostile Creek In
II dal> have been captured.
In the English Commons it was announ-
cd that the evacuation of Egypt would not
h. made before six months.
M The Government has closed the prose-
! tution in the Star Route trial and the de-
fence has opened their case.
Gov. Alexander II. Stephens, of Georgia,
H. dead He was one of the most distin-
yui>ncd men in the Republic.
The L. S. House of Representatives OF
tine Forty Seventh Congress adjourned sine
"i, on last Sunday, March 4th.
The new tariff law disappoints the
manufacturers in the leading manufacture
luy cities of the United States.
The back bone of the rebellion in the In
dian Territory has been broken by the capt
urc OF the rcbelliOus Indian chiefs.
The iron masters throughout the coun-
ttv say that the revised tariff will reduce
Wages Or shut up the rolling mills.
y special election for Governor of Geor-
Sa has been ordered tyr April 24th, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the death of Gov.
Stephens.
Intense excitement was created at Cal
cutta, India, over the law giving native
magistrates jurisdiction over Europeans in
certain cases.
Capt Mckenzie, Of Philadelphia, has
been selected as the American champion in
/ The great international chess tournament
AT London next month.
In the light weight championship prize
fight in New York on the 9th, George
Full James won in fourteen rounds, fought
In twenty four minutes.
The editors and publishers of the Lon
don Free Thinker were found guilty of
bla>phemous libel and sentenced to twelve
months imprisonment each
At Bismarck, Dakota, a mass meeting in
opposition to the Northern Pacific, raised
$4,000 to give to the first railway reach
ing that city giving it direct communica-
ton with Chicago.
The newly y-elected Union Pacific direct
or> are: Sidney Dillon, Elisha Atkins, T.
Gordon Dexter, Frederick S. Ames, Ezra
H. Baker, Jay Gould, Russell Sage, Solsa
Humphrey, David Cows, Greenville NJ
Dodge, Augustus Schell, S. H. II. Clarke,
John Sharpe, Charles Francis Adams, Jr
and Andrew II. Green.
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