The Dillon tribune., 1883-02-03
Rofx and &ssltes.

arrest.
After along struggle The LegissaVs1
Nebraska elected Gen. Manderson to the
L. S. Senate.
The Norwegian radicals want to cut
down King Oscars yearly allowance to
So.oo0 crowns.
The 1nman dock, at New York City,
burned on the rst. Loss between $4,000,
COO and $3,ooo,ooo.
Cant, Henry Freeman reports the dtscov.
ery Of very rich deposits OF tin in the state
Of Durango Mexico.
The Ansonia, large italian steamer was
wrecked on the coast Of Tripoli, and twenty
Of the crew perished.
The Treasurer of the state Of Albany has
a,,sconded. His deficit is $aa7,ooo, amply
secured by good bondsman.
rh. Car and Czarina Of Russia will be
soIe,nnly consecrated at the Catneurat o'
Moscow on the 18th Of April.
The German newspapers urge the estao
,;shment of an International Court ot -Ap'
mails to settle all maratime matters.
Aaxices from the Canadian Northwest,
:, m. Row River district, report that
. cattle are .,erishing by the thousands.
A terrific wind storm swept over the city
Of Denver on the 29th ult, demo'lshiny
dozen houses and injuring number VI peo'
ple. .
A cas-. Of lepro,y is reported at the Sa'
lem. Mass, p,,,,r house. The patient, man,
il kept isolated, and is dying slowly but
surely.
Denver dispatches report frightful ava
lanches ot snow in the mountains ot Colo
ru,o. Eight men were buried and and Kill
ID in one at Crested Butte IN that State.
Vanderbilt, ON his coming trip across the
continent proposes to make the run from
New York to Chicago in four and halt
dAys-a little over go miles an hour, inclad'
iny stoppages.
A Berlin correspondent OF the daily Lon.
don Ne.vs SAYS that the Gar is making
great efforts to bring about the t"rrner
friendly relations which existed b-tween
Russia and Germany.
The Union Pacific Railway Is circulating
posters in New England, in which the ad'
vant.yes of reaching Montana by rail- are
depicted with all the glowing eloquence
and chaste delincation Strahorn ca" t"Fo"
into literature and art.
The republic OF Switzerland has rel tcted
the naturalization treaty whict, was p'op's'
cd Nv the United States, according to w''ich
nationality rs perfected by RESTING tor
certain period abroad, on the ground that
this clause of the treaty is contrary t" the
Swiss law.
vhe Suprc.ne Court of,he United States
has lust rendered IL Aeci>iun III which II Is
held that the law of Alabama prohibiting
n,isceyenation il not in conflict With the
fourteenth amendment OF the Constitution,
tr with the civil rights legislation founded
II ION it, tor the reason that 1t applies the
same punishment to both offenders, white
and black without Discrimination.
The Northern Pacific.
The divisions of the Northern Pacific
railroad are as follows:
Miles.
st. Paul Division-From St. Paul
10 Brainerd .............. lp
The Minnesota Division From
Hrainerd to Fargo, -. ..... I+o
Dakota Division - From Fargo
to Bismarck. ..........." l9+I
Missouri Division-Frun Bis.
inarck to- Glendive. ..... :2lH
Yellowstone Division = From
Glendive to Billings. ....... ,:5
Montana ivisi,m--trom Living
ston to point near Heltna.. ITO
Total miles from St Paul. ..loso3'l
The Western end is completed
from, New Tacoma, on Puget Sound
to Kalan,a on the Columbia river, Wash.
ingnn Territory, 1854 miles; Wallul'
Junction, to the eastern bounder, Of Idaho
,4s miles. New Tacoma to Wilkes"n, IA
part OF the Cascade branch,) go miles, max
ing total Of 3oSM miles.
The distance from Dulutn to Bozen,ar
is l,o3. miles. The distance from Duluth
t, Tacoma, Washington Territory will be
:.o41 miles.