The Dillon tribune., 1884-05-10
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
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The Siamese Embassy called on Presi-
dent Arthur.
Another rebellion is likely to break out
il, the island OF Cuba
.Ad"ices from Sidney state Harlan will
row Laycock May 2,d.
Serious damage by forest fires are re.
ported from New Jersey.
The Chinese bill passed the house BY a
vote Of lS4 yeas to II nays.
In an interview Gen. Grant said he
favored Logan for President.
The Greely reward has sent new parties
in search OF the lost expedition.
Blaine's managers give their candidate
4,s votes in the Chicago Convention.
DAILY, Egan and Nc Donnell, dynamiters,
are on trial at birmingham, England.
The Mexican Central Railroad earned
$4,000 in the last twenty days Of March.
The bursted Marine Bank was the desig-
rated depository for the City Of New York.
In the six days walking match at New
York last week Fitzgerald scored 61o miles.
\ Russian loan OF E15,ooo,ooo has been
r,ade to be used in the construction Of rail-
ways.
Eugene Woodward, the treasurer of the
Presbyterian Board Of Publications. is "short"
$1,000.
A bill to restrict foreigners in the owner.
snip of lands in the Territories is before
Congress.
Immense tracts of land in the Blue Ridge
mountains OF Pennsy lvania have been
swept by fire.
The majority Of the Democrats in the
House are sore over the defeat OF the Nor.
r;son tariff bill.
The steamship State Of Florida was
lost through collision with bark on the
Atlantic ocean.
a Port Jsrvis, N. Y, nigger eloped with
white girl, and the colorcd fellow barely
escaped lynching.
The Colorado wool growers have pro-
tested against the bill admitting carpet
wocls free O: duty.
Democratic activity is manifested all
over the country. Uncle Sammy will lead
the Democratic host.
Ella Wheeler, the wellknown poetess Of
Wisconsin, got married on the first, at the
age OF thirty-two years.
Experts are examining the alleged mar:
riage contract produced in the Sharon Hill
case a, San Francisco.
The probabilities that general strike of
iron workers of the West will be inagurated
June 1st are increasing.
Dissention exists among the Chinese and
Black Flags. Desperate fighting occur.
rel between them at Laski.
The consolidation of the St Louis and
San Francisco railway with the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe is announced.
Charley Ford, who killed the notorious
Jesse James, suicided at his fathers house,
near Richmond, Indiana, on the 9th.
Rev. Arthur Sloan, Of Christ Church,
Episcopal, New York, is creating sensa-
tion BY curing people in miraculous way.
The Marine National Bank Of New York
closed on the 9th. The cause assigned is
its president speculating in real estate at a
loss.
The boom in coal oil at Pi,tsburg went
to pieces, owing to the rumors Of New
York bank failures and unfavorable field
news.
cannon, thirty feet long, weighing
$4,000 pounds, and costing $4,000 was
cast at the Boston Iron Works for the Gov.
crnment.
James A. Connolly, whose nomination
tor solicitor of the treasury was confirmed
by the Senate, has formally declined to &C.
cc?t the place.
In the Methodist General Conference the
report OF the Won,an's Foreign Missionary
Society showed the receipts of four years
to be $so4,sS+.
The general conference Of the African
NJ. E. church OF the United States, incluti-
ing delegates from Africa aud Hayti, is in
session at Baltimore.
Miss Lillian Whitney, wealthy and
aristocratic young lady of New York,
eioped with her fathers coachman, 'vul-
sah" fellow named Revelle.
The suspension Of Grant 4 Ward was
announced in the n. Y. Stock Exchange.
The firm is composed Of General L. S.
Grant. James II. Fish, L. S. Grant, Jr., and
Ferdinand Ward
The latest estimate Of what the walkers
will receive at New York is as follows:
Fitzgerald, $Is,4So, Rowell, $3.50, Pan
chott, $c,Syo, Noremac, $3.50, Herty, ST..
$50, Nint, ST. 900, Elson, $3.50.