The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-06-16
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.


The Chinese Government is massin,
troops at Shanghai.
The coal miners Of Illinois are gettin,
quieted and resuming work.
Two more Atlantis cables are 10 be lais
BY New York companies.
Gen. Crooks command brought in a,o
captured Apache Indians.
The Chicago saloon keepers are indu.tr,
ous In evading the license law.
The cattle roundup Of Texas, for this
season, exceeds expectations.
The Star Route jury, at Washington
acquitted all Of the defendants.
The people Of England are exercised
over diminished food supply.
An American newspaper is to be issued
In Paris, France, by Americans.
The "Pope's letter." as It is called, is
turning out to be an exciting bull.
\ London dispatch says there is talk oi
Queen Victoria abdica'ing very soon.
week ending last Saturday was $,e6,ooo.
I'm Bright's Grafton at Birmingham,
England, was listened to by 10000 people.
Ex-senator Eugene Casserly died at the
age Of 81, on theI 4th inst.,a San Francisco.
Judge Wylie's charge 10 the Star Route
jury was model Of impartiality and fair
ness.
The trial Of the notorious Frank James
will commence at Gallatin, Mo-, on next
Monday.
Eighty.one deaths from yellow fever are
reported at Havana, Cuba, and the disease
Is increasing.
The French Legislature has ordered the
refundng OF the National debt at lower
rates of interest.
Parnell, in an open letter to the Pope,
declares that the Irish are now divorced
from the Church.
Delegate Singiser, Of Idaho, being inter.
viewed at Chicago, charged the Mor,nons
with fearful crimes.
This week the Treasury Department
purchased 10000 ounces Of silver for d..
livery at the mints.
At Uniontown, Pa, young Mutt killed
Dukes who had been acquitted OF murder:
Ing his (Nutt's) father.
There is panic in the Kurdish districts,
Asia Minor, and hundreds Of people have
died for the want OF food
Uncle Sam will offer for sale. under
scaled proposals, all Of the old wooden war
tubs in the U. S. naval service.
In the English House of Lords the bill
legalizing marriage with deceased wites
sister passed second reading.
James Gordon Bennett t,of the N. Y. Her.
ait, has been sued by N. L. Munroe, the
publisher, for $l.o,ooo damages.
Watterson, Of the Louisville Courier
1o"r~M sa. that Uncle Sammy Tilden is
not a candidate for the Presidency.
S,ampeders returning from the reported
gold diggings in Lower California say there
Is nothing In the so.called diggings.
The seasons crop Of cyclones is not ex.
,austed and several arc reported us occur.
r.ng in the Western States In the last few
days.
The tricnnial conclave Of the Knights
Te,nplar ut San Francisco will be repre-
sented by delegates from all parts Of the
country.
On June l,th the anr ual commencement
exercises began at the West Point Military
Academy, and the graduates Of 50 received
their diplomas.
Chester A. Arthur, President Of the U.
s., has written letter laudatory Of the
Southern Exposition, which is to be held
ut Louisville, KY, in August.
In the trial of the dynamitists, at London,
the jury found Gallagher, Wilson, White.
head and Curtin guilty, and they were
sentenced tn life imprisonment.
The funeral of John Howard Payne,
author OF alone, Sweet Home" at WASH
ington City, on the 9th inst, was an i'm.
posing tribute to the genius of the author of