The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1883-08-25
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.

CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
B.r silver is u,ted at LION in N. Y.
Mexico has yellow fever and black small
pox.
The Western Union Is running Smoothly
agaiu.
There is no yellow fever At Pensacola, as
It has beem rumored.
Cetewayo has, recovered from his wounds
and is quite lively CORPSE. L
1t is said that not less than 1000 people
are heading for the National Park.
Thomas F: Oakes has been elected prcsi-
dent Of the Northern Pacific Express Co.
New York had an $Sooooo fre Wednes.
DAY. The Empire on Works In Long Is.
land City were destroyed.
Harper Bros, the New York publishers,
nave bought property worth 100000 In
Cincinnati, for branch house.
In train wreck, in Kentucky, 400 kegs
Of giant powder were exploded, blowing en-.
gines, cars and depots % atoms.
Arrangements are being made for the
establishment Of 4 Methodist university for
Dakota, to be located At Mitchell.
Two hundred and hfty thousand Texas
cattle, It Is expected, win be driven into the
cattle ranges Of western Dakota this sum-
iner.
One hundred and forty deaths, from
cholera, have occurred among the British
troops, at Alexandra, since the outbreak Of
the pestilence.
flanlan won his race, in the Regatta at
Lake Washuca, on the 18TH; time 13.4o.
Hosmer coming out second In l3.43 and
Lee third In 13-4s.
The Indian bureau has awarded Strange
Bros, Sioux City ID, the contract for sup.
plying stock cattle to the Grow Indian
Agency at. $4,000.
A. Bierman has been nominated by the
De,nocrotic Central Committee, for gov
ernor Of Minnesota, in place Of w. w. Nc
Mann who declined.
The Second National Bank, Of Warren,
Ohio, has closed its doors. The cashier
n. NJ. Fisch, is reported defaulter to the
amount Of $4,000.
General o. w. Bromley, who it is said
killed the Seminole chief, Osceola, in the
Florida Indian war, was buried at Darley,a
subcrb of Philadelphia, Aug. goth. He was
born in 1917.
Joseph Schroeder and John Farrell had a
ho,ly contested battle, at Woodside Long
Island, Farrell was knocked Cut in the fit.
teenth~ round. The possession Of woman
was the prize.
n terrific rain storm accompanied by
thunder and lightning visited the northern
part OF Ontario Canada, Sunday. At Lis
towel the water stood two and half feet
deep in the street.
Minnesota was visited by fearfully de-
structive cyclone, Tuesday evening. The
entire townof II Rochester was destroyed and
about forty persons killed and one hundred
wounded. The country around is devas.
tatcd.
The five story building, corner Of La
Sale and Washington streets, Chicago, oc-
cupied by the Western Union Co., and
Others was damaged by fire, and water, to
the am ,unt OF 100000. The w. L. loss was
$4,000.
The Mexican government has contracted
with Mr. Oscar \. Droege to plant ,,ooo,-
900 trees in the Valley of Mexico within
four years from March IS, 1854. 100000
year in such places as the Government
shall choose.
a train on the Chicago and n. w. road
was totally wrecked, near Rochester, MINI,
Tuesday night, by being blown from the
track while in motion, by the cyclone
The number killed and wounded is repored
as one hundred.
Approximate gross earnings of the d. &
Il. 6. railroad, including Utah lines, for the
second week in August are $l,3oo,ooo
against ST., 10000 the corresponding week
year ago. Increased earnings since the
first Of January ,$43o,ooo.
The new postal notes will be ready for
circulation by Sept. Sd, next. They are
now being executed in books Of 500 each
and are being distributed through the reg
istration division of the New York post
office to post masters in the country.
London scamstresses are paid three pence
for making boys suits. Children get two
and three pence for making gross OF
match l,oxeS f,,rnislino their own paste.