The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-08-30

Boiled Down from the Late Te,egra,ns.]

Forest fires are raging in the pincrics OF
Northern Michigan.
No further scandals have appeared about
the Presidential candidates.
Blaine is at Bar Harbor, suffering from a
severe cold and sore throat
The Savings Bank at Adrian, Mich, has
failed. Liabilities, $4,000.
The cholera in Southern France is still
raging, without any signs OF abatiny.
The Baunister Shoe Factory, ut Newark,
\. J., burned on the 18th. Loss, 100000.
Or he cSth,at the Prospect Park COURSE
jav-Ey--See failed to beat Maud SIS time
Chas. Bradlaugh will deliver series Of
lecturessin America in October and No.
vember.
\ Spanish rebellion, under the leader
ship OF Senor Gorilla, is reported from
Madrid.
Richard Tweed, eldest 500 of the late
William Tweed, of New y ork, has died in
The mad house.
\ negro named White was hanged on
,5th a, Dawson, Georgia, ior rape OH an
aged white lady.
\ call will be issued for $lc,oco,ooo in
bonds. The gold reserve in the treasury
is now abOnt 81 % 900 DnO
There is misunderstanding between
England and France in regard to the boun
Diary line of Western Africa.
The Department OF Agriculture reports
the crops somewhat damaged by drouth
in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky.
1t is reported that China has made
formal declaration Of war against France
and notified the European powers TO that
effect. -.s
Advices from Calcutta state famine at
Mysore is inevitable owing to drouth.
The authorities are taking no steps to pro-
vide relief.
The Swain court narAal is postponed
until November 18th, as General Swai,n's
chief counsel will be unable to appear be-
fore that time.
Unitcd States steamer kearsage, now
lying at Gibraltcr has been ordered to
make cruise along the north and west
coast of Africa.
Wilbur +. Storey, Of the Chicago Times,
has been found incapable of doing business
and his estate has been placed in the hands
OF a conservator.
1t is thought that the value Of the agri-
cultural products OF California this year
will be $9l,ooo,ooo About $S6,ooo,ooo
worth Of the products viii! be exported.
The Jail at Washington, Pa, holds $50
coal miners who were arrested at Cali
fornia, Pa. Their wives and children,
500, are in starving condi-
ton.
Returns from the Chickasaw Indian Ma
tion show the election of Janas Wolf, Gov
ernor, by small majority. The Wolf
part, have ten majority in the I.egi>la-
tare.
Soldiers from Berber report 336 Egyp-
ian officers and soldiers in the hands of
he rebels, who treat them as slaves. The
'ebels pray for Mahdi instead Of the Sui.
an. and declare that Turks are heathens,
Who are to be killed or expelled.
a schedule in assignment OF Hatch &
'oote, n. Y.,was filed August Sth, but not
made public until the 18TH. The liabilities
re $4,497,3l5, Of which the debts of S.
4S,ooo are secured on nominal assets Of
S1,l3,,c96, actual assets S,9S,S7l.
The Marine Hospital Bureau at Wash
ngton is informed that yellow fever is pre-
ailirg with great fatality on the island Of
'orto Rico. The disease is not confined
. the recent immigrants from Spain, but
lso attacks the creole population.
The National Train Dispatchers held a
onvcntion at Louisville. Representatives
,om nearly every railroad in the country !
,ere present. To adopt uniform and
mplified system Of handling trains, BY !
Il the railways, was the main object OF
,c meeting.
Adyices from Foo Chow, China, to the
zth confirm the reports Of the destruction
{ the whole Chinese heet The French
,st five ,nen, including an American pilot
illed on board the heavily armored
rcnch war ship Volta. The French neet
as not damaged.
At Fort Plain, N. Y, Kate Smelscy i in
,o.t the same condition as for the pest