The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-11-01
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
;RoiIcd Do"n tom the Late Tciesr'ms.i


r,,rato is becoming general.
7::rh,c,r miners were buried in a coal
,...,,. ct Youngstown, Pa, on Oct 18th.
,y;,1iam +. Storey, proprietor of the
CHICAGO 2,mcs, died at his residence in
that cit. on Oct 27th.
rh,. Paris 7llesr"fh> states that Prime
a;,;s,cr Ferry has accepted Eng glands
.aor to mediate between China and France.
,rbcr, will be a general movement OF the
,-;,;,b forces up the Nile next week. 1t
:. rcnor,ed that two steam launches have
.rcckel in the cataracts.
An agitation is in progaess in Paris
.,,.;nst the price of bread. a meeting Of
h,kers, held on Thursday to consider the
a,ss, Of the Prelect that they should re-
,.s.. five price, refused by vote of 34l TO
2ui.
;,,;,, Russell, or Helen Louise Bra
well known actress, singer and
..u. h.au,>. is defendant in q suit for alb
,o,,,. divorce begun against her in the
r,,,.me lour, of Brooklyn by her hus~
,,., Harry Braham, theatrical agent.
,rbr SURGEON General OF the Marine
,losp;tal, at Washington, reports yellow
,,,.er IN, arai,, broken ont on the west
roas, OF Mexico in most 1nai'gnant
form. The city Of ColiIna. 1880 feet
above sea level, has not escaped the lever
II also rases in Manzanillo.
The English authorities Of Morocco are
accused O. melting Sheref against the
French. The French journals urge the
Government to take energetic measures
II ;s reoorted that an ironclad has been Or
de,ed to proceed from Toulon TO Langer to
ac, for the protection OF French interests.
On the 18th the President appointed ex'
Secretary Hugh Mccullough to be Secre'
tarv. and Secretary Walter Q. Gresham to
be Circuit Judge, to succeed Judge Thomas
Dru,nmond. The appointment OF Secre-
1ary Mccullough is to take effect 'mmed'"
ately, and Judge Gresham will leave
Washington for Indiana.
Election returns in Germany come IN
slowly. Reports fram various suburban
districts indicate the electionos eight tmem-
bers of the party of the Center, three Con-
serya,ives, three National Liberals, three
new German Liberals and six Socialists
In three other districts the votes are scat
tering. New ballots will be required.
At meeting in London Of subscribers
to the Egyptian exploration fund the Sec
re,ary made grateful allusions to the con"
tributions received from America through
Rev. Mr.. Wilson, of Boston. A resolu'
ton was adopted presenting collection OF
antiouities to the Museum of Boston,
lanes Russell Lowell accepted the co!'ec'
ton in behalf of the Museum.
An official dispatch from General Brier
De Isle dated Hanoi, October 2oth, says
The garrison of Suven Chan repulsed sew
eral attacks of the Chinese on the 14th and
10Th ults., without loss. The enemy with
drew discouraged The Governors OF Yum
Ma and Lovince Phoc have only 1000 men
on the upper Red River. No Chinese arc
before kep Chu. Our columns are scour'
ing the country near Yen. Am doing my
best to suppress piracy.
Official advices from Pekin reached the
Chinese Embassy, and have been com
municatcd to Earl Granville, British Secre'
tary of Foreign Affairs. These advices
state that the Chinese Government is ao'
verse to any mediation between that co"n.
try and France Rumors have reacheo
London, via Shanghai, that serious type
of cholera is spreading through the French
squadron under Admiral Courbett, VINO Is
now blockading Formosa.
In his annual report the Governor Of
Idaho saws the funded debt OF the 1erri'
tory has been practically wiped out. The
population is stated to be $1,000, whicn
should entitle the Territory, in the Oover'
nors opinion, to be admitted into the on'o''
asa State. The value of assessed prop
erty in the Territory increased 50 per cent
over last year, and is now placeu =
$93so,ooo The export Of minerals for
the last fiscal year was $6.ooo'oco.
A Denver Tribune -Ret@bl'oa" spec'a'
from Good Hope, New Mexico, says: Joe
Hickman, a we'll and favorably known mi
ner, was shot dead last Tuesday Afternoon"
At the ante.mortem examination Hickman
said his partners, Frank Beck ano lon'