The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-07-05
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
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Giorater refuses entrance to French
ship.
Allan Pinkerton, the noted detective is
dead.
l.angtrv left San Francisco on Sunday
for the East.
Heavy forest fires are raging in various
parts of Maine.
Tie cash in the L. S. Treasury amounts
to S39I,9S5,92S.
The decrease in the public debt during
Eune was $9,I7,a56.
+, is expected that Congress will adjourn
to-day, Saturday, the 9Th.
The Asiatic cholera is exciting the
people Of Vienna, Austria
At Marseilles, France, on Sunday, there
were two deaths from cholera
The Spanish authorities have quaran-
tined against French shipping.
The employees Of the Central Pacific
railroad are to Ike paid July 10Th.
All passengers from France to Italy are
subjected to five days quarantine.
Briyadier General Swain is being tried
bv court martial at Washington.
1t is reported +. H. Churchill, ExTrras-
urcr of Arkansas, is short $So,5,,.
Excessively hot weather is reported
{, ON different parts of the country.
Eli IL. Murray, of Louisville, has been
confirmed Governor OF Utah by the Sen
att.
The bill to grant additional pay to Ter
r;,orial Legislatures failed to pass Con-
gress.
At Cincinnati Mrs. Eliza Blakelv OBJ
lined a verdict of 5000 against soloon-
keeper.
\ large delegation of Democratic Sen
;ors and Representatives will be at the
Chicago convention.
Three motions to adjourn in the English
House Of Commons were defeated by the
Government adherents.
At New York on the goth ut., the Sui
Ivan Mitchell glove fight was a farce. Both
u:en were reported drunk.
Ireland pays $S,ooo,ooo a year to Eng
land, and many times tnat sum to non resi-
cent landlords, and that is what is the mat
i.r.
Enormous crowds attended the celebrat- |
:,n OF ST. Peters day at Rome. Many po-
Iyrmrn were on hand, but no disturbance
occurred.
Joseph Palmer, the accomplice of VIM.
,crnrr in the murder vi " m. II. Kirk in
, iuciunati, has been sentenced to be hanged
October 10th, 1854.
The Canadian Pacific has arranged with
j',c Michigan Central for a direct route to
detroit, Chicago and all points west, south
west and northwest.
The law to give to Montana another
julye met with premature death. The
Territories have no rights that the States
;ue bound to respect.
The new newspaper postage law has gone
;lto effect, and NOW you can se,d tour
canoes OF light weight or solidest journal
AN 'pr Il oic-ccnt stamp.
The Illinois Watch works at Springfield
,.,,>yi down last week, thro >ing 1000
!,s:li> out of employment Over product
ion is assigned as the Cause.
Ihe European conference on Egyptian
affairs convened last Monday. England,
France, Germany, Austria and Italy are
'.p:>entcd in the conference.
The farmers about Philadelphia are
short OF hands for the harvest. Over one
thousand were called for by advertisement
ii Quaker City newspaper.
The coinage of the Philadelphia u. S.
mint during June aggregated $ll,77l435
i.cluiins l,l4o,ooo silver dollars, 200 hat
dollars, 200 quarters and $50 dimes.
The mosquito plague at Marseillcs,
France, increases. The aspect is z loomy.
\ thousand bontires are kindIed in varou,
parts of the city to disperse the pests.
Forty vears ago Joe Smith, founder OF
Mormonism, passed in his checks in the
Carthage Nll) Jail. 1t is great pity all
the Molmons did not die forty years ago. :
The Republican campaign badges bear
these inscriptiors 1.-The woods are full of !
taem." I'VE mean victory with the Man t
from Maine and the Black Eagle of Him t
uiS'
y committee Of Toronto bankers has
found the Federal Bank OF that city en-
ureIy solvent and 6. w. Yaryer, OF the r
Bank of Montreal, has been chosen gen
cra manager.
The official count of the Or, gon State
election mas been made. For Congress, Is. y
Herman, (RepublicanD received 2s,t6o9 =
votes; John Myers, (De'nocrat) 23,65::.
flerrman'> ma joaity, 2,o47. The women'>
suffrage amendment received 1923 votes;
against it, ,I,S76.