The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-04-21
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.

The Parliament house At Quebec, Canada,
was burned on the 10TH inst.
There are ooyooo preachers In the United
States and $4,000 barkeepers.
The trial ola number Of dynamite con-
spirators is going on At London.
Timothy Kelly, another Of the Phoenix
Park murderers, Is on trial At Dublin.
Three.fonrths Of the towns in llliaois
voted in favor Of licensing drain shops.
The cowboys Of Texas are on strike for
araise of wages from Sac to $50 per month.
The arguments Of counsel in the Star
Route trial at Washington are progressing.
The Scott liquor law has passed the Ohio
Legislature, taxing liquor dealers $500 a
year.
Heavy floods in Wisconsin and Iowa did
considerable damage to railways and other
property.
The United States Attorney General is
to close for the Government in the Star
Route trial.
Seven hundred u. S. recruits are on
their way to the department of Arizona and
New Mexico.
1t is likely that the coronation of the
Car Of Russia will be postponed until the
10th Of Jur.e.
The statue Of Prof. Henry, the first d.
rector Of the Smithsonian Institute, has
been unveiled.
1t Is expected that 1000 delegates will
attend the Irish Convention in Philadelphia
next Thursday.
Fifty persons were arrested at Odessa,
Russia, and twenty are to be tried by
military tribunal.
The count Of the cash in the U. S. Treas
ury was finished on Thursday and the coin
found to be correct.
George Scheuller, accused of setting fire
to the Newhall Hotel, was acquitted by the
jury at Milwaukee.
The French troops captured Porte-Negro,
on the Congo river in Africa, after feeble
resistance by the natives.
Edwin Booth, the great American actor,
ended brilliant engagement at Vienna,
Austria, on the 18th inst.
The Eads ship railway across the 18th.
mus Of Tehauntepec has not been aban.
doned As many suppose.
Government Supervising Architect Hill
Is to be tried at Washington for corruption,
fraud and general extravaganza.
A sudden flood in the Yopohio river in
Mexico, drowned number Of people and
swept away much valuable property.
Queen Victoria wrote the obituary no.
tice OF John brown, her faithful body serv.
ant, that appeared in Court Circular.
The police of New York made general
raid on the gamblers, and captured $4,000
worth OF gambling tools in one night.
Eighteen Nihilists were convicted at St.
Petersburg. Six were sentenced to death
and the others to banishment to Siberia.
Germany has two army corps and six
divisions of Imperial cavalry ready to cross
the French frontier at three Gays notice.
The Japanese are experiencing trouble
with their national paper currency, which
is becoming worthless representative Of
money.
The village Of Oakville on the Canadian
side of Lake Erie was entirely destroyed
by fire on the 18th. Loss estimated at
$4,000.
At Boston the Tewksbury almshouse In
vestigation develops horrible state Of
the treatment Of the paupers at that
institution.
James Marshall s. Co., iron pipe manu-
facturers at Pittsburg, have failed with
liabilities amounting to 81 ,9oo,ooo. Assets,
$l,6ooyooo
Seventy.five per cent of the dead pau
pcrs Of Chicago are sold to the medical col.
leges, and money is made in this reprehen-
sihle manner.
II the black Emperor Of Amman refuses
the demands Of France, gunboats and
troops will be sent to bring the colored
heathen to terms.
Surley, the second man tried at Dublin
for the murder Of Cavendish and Burke,
was found guilty and sentenced to be
hanged on May 18th.
Parnell, the Irish agitator, wired Moon.
e,y, the President of the Irish Land League,
that he would not be able to come to Amer
ica until next autumn.
a St. Paul dispatch says that large
slaughter houses are to be erected along the
Yellowstone to provide Montana dressed
beef for the Eastern markets.
Freeman, the Massachusetts fanatic who
sacrificed his little daughter as burnt
Offering, has been pronounced sane, and
will be tried at Boston for murder.
The U. S. Supreme court has rendered
decision on one Of the Chicago "grain
margin suits" in favor Of the plaintiffs,