The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-11-29
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
[Boilcd Down from the Late Tclc.ran,s.I

debate on tue Ao'itlutii C:eults IS progress
ing
A mob Of Prohibitonist, ut Eladens-
burg, Ohio, killed sa!oon-keepcr named
John Chapr
In Paris, although cholera bulletins
have been stopped, isolated deaths from
cholera continue.
The Paris Sanitary Commission has
ceased to hold daily sessions, and the cl,ol-
era epidemic is considered ended.
Whitelaw Reid editor of the New York
Tribune, positively declines to be can.
d;date for United States Senator.
The annual rcror, OF the Governor Of
Washington Territory shows it to be Out
debt and with ducats in It's treasury.
A six-days' go.as-you- please walSir,:
match is going on in London. No Amer
leans are engaged in the pedestrian con-
test.
An earthquake shock is reported from
various points in New Hampshire as hav-
ing occurred carly ON the morniny OF the
,3d inst.
In the eighteen hour roller skating race,
1T Salt Lake, Reynolds, OF Montana, won.
His opponent tainted in the iii,y.third
mile.
The Waltham Watch Company has
given notice that Il large reduction will he
made in the force and in the wages Of those
who are retained
At Edinboro, Pa, G. Il. Williams fatally
shot his wife and then committed suicide
by blowing his own brains out. Domestic
trouble was the cause.
The Legislature OF Alabama has elected
James Pugh to be United States Senator.
Ic received a unanimous vote in the House
and all but one in the Senate.
The Grand Opera House. .,n Market
street, between Fifth and Sixtl, streets, St.
Louis, was burned on the I'D inst, entail
inga loss Of >Si,s.ono to Slso,ooo.
The telegraph brings the news that the
Great Eastern steamship will shortly leave
London with Il collection of exhibits for
the Worlds Exposition at New Orleans.
In Il large number OF the manufacturing (
towns of Massachusetts the mills have an.
nounccd Il reduction in wages, and that the
mills will be run on one half and two.thirds
time.
A dispatch from Haipong to the London
Times says: Heavy fighting is expected
in Tonquin. Large bodies of Chinese arc
approaching the Frcncl, forces from vari.
ous directions.
A. a demonstration in Paris, last Sun
day, of workingmcn and Socialists, several
advocated the massacre and robl,ing Of the
rich. Two speakers who advocated mod
Grafton wcac kicked into the street.
The mysterious disappearance vi Her
bert, the Moscow, Idaho, bank cashier, is
solved. y discrepancy of $4,000 to S.o,-
900 is discovered in his accounts. The de-
falcation will not affect the stability Of the
bank
Mile. Nevada made her .irst appearance
in New York last Monday night in the
role of "A,uira' in Sonnambu'a. The en-
Nevada scored Il signal success. Her
voice is remark able for sweetness and !'cv
ibiiity.
y dispatch iron, Paris to the London
Exchange Telegraph Company says: The
french Government has resolved to send
two more cruisers to the west coast Of
Africa in view OF the possible results Of
the Congo Conference.
The German Rcichsta;;. by vote o, $50
isainst 90, adopted 4 resolution in favor OF
the payment OF lis members for their ser
vices us legislators. The resolution wa,
strongly opposed by Bismarck. The re.
suit is considered Il signal defeat Of Bis
Warck.
\ letter from Havana, Cuba, dated No
vcn,bcr I'D saws: The announcement of
the conclusion OF the Spanish American
treaty was joyfully received The Conscrv-
atives sent cable dispatch to Madrid, CON
graduating the Chamber Of Deputies on
me successful termination of the ncgotia-
tions.
9ispatcl. from Winnipeg says: The
pressure brought to bear on the Govern
ment by public indignation at the tlogging
OF prisoner Mccormick at the instigation
"f Attorney General Miller, is so great