The Dillon tribune., 1884-04-26
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
rBoiled Down from the Latest kilograms.


Congress.
Connecticut Republicans favor Hawley
for President.
The debate on the Tariff Bill progresses
in the House.
The Chinese Empire is getting ready for
war III earnest.
There is Railway Conference in ses-
sion at Chicago.
General Swain is to be overhauled by a
Court of Inquiry.
The Fitz John Porter bill is liable to be
vetoed by Arthur.
Arch Bishop Gibbons, of Baltimore, will
be the next Cardinal.
A cargo of polygamous Mormon recruits
arrived at New York.
An earthquake shook up central Eng
land on the 22nd inst.
The trial Of Frank James is still going
on at Huntsville, Ala.
Virginia Republicans are opposed to
Arthur's denomination.
The House passed bill creating a Bu-
rcau of Labor Statistics.
Financial aid is asked for the Cotton Ex-
position at New Orleans.
The village of Warmslyville, Ohio, was
DESTROYED by fire recently.
Anxious Arthur is angling for another
administration in America.
The May musical festival at Cincinnati
promises to be grand affair.
The foot and mouth disease is spreading
among the cattle of England.
At the annual horse sale at Lexington,
KY, 200 head brought $4,000.
The reported outbreak among the Indians
near Winnipeg, proved incorrect
The tariff tussel in the House Of Rep
rescntatives grows hotter every day.
The Supreme Lodge Of the Knights of
pvlhias is in session at New Orleans.
General Sherman is to be appointed a
Brgadier General of Missouri militia.
The rebels perpetrated a horrible mas
s.cre of 45o people at Ell Boala, Egypt.
The English Government has no fears
for the personal safety of Gen. Gordon.
A fearful cyclone, in Georgia, on last
Sunday killed large number of people.
The Ohio Republican Convention is in
session. 1t opened with Blaine boom.
The steamer Alert for the Greely Re-
lief Expedition is fitting out at New York.
VIM Austin, insane, cremated his two
children in Salem county, KY, on the 23d
ms.
W. H. Lent, superintendent of the Bodie
Mining Co., was assassinated at San Fran
cisco.
The criminal record of the country, for
the past week, shows fearful increase of
crime.
In the Republican Conventions, all over
the country, Blaine is getting away with
Arthur.
There is material decrease reported in
the Internal Revenue collections of the
country.
Mexicos presidential election takes place
in July, and the Mexicans want Diaz tor
President.
AT Atlanta, Ga, Tobe Turner cheated
the gallows by hanging himself with silk
handkerchief.
Kentucky Bristow says: The admins
tralion of Mr.. Arthur has been singularly
pure and upright.
The American Oak Leather Tannery al
AluClnDdtl, TIC SCSl ~ IiAS WI ~ OuA "~N
down on the 24th ins:.
DR.. Law, of Cornell University, says the
disorder among the cattle in Kansas is not
the foot and mouth disease.
las. Nicholson shot and killed his wife at
Boston on TUESDAY,, and then remarked
"! am murderer" and sloped.
The Canadian Catholics are bucking
against the Pope's order which suspended
the Laval Ministry Of Toronto.
Issue of standard silver dollars for the
week ending April 10Th, 254,9SS; cores
ponding period last year, lo9.499.
The New York State delegates to the
Republican National Convention stand
Arthur, 26; Blaine, 80; Edmunds, 7.
Countess Ceaunette, an ex-American,
was received into the Catholic church, at
Rome, with extra church ceremonies.
Frank Dewalt, the absconding president
Of the First National Bank of Leadville,
Colorado, was captured at Cleveland.
TIE TNetis, Bear and Alert ships, Of the
Greely Relief Expedition, have been order
ed to proceed to the coast of Greenland.
The colossal criminal trial Of modern
times is going on at Catonia, Sicily. Three
hundred defendants are on trial at once.
The immigration prospects are greatly
improved by the arrival of ten thousand
immigrants at New York last Saturday.
The State of Guemero, Mexico, is in
rebellion against the Mexican Government.
In a recent battle fifty-two rebels were
killed.
The Irish ',atriot, Parnell, is being shown
up in a very bad light. He accepted G3S,-
ooo for the good of the cause and that was
the last Of the money.
The steamship Nevada which arrived at
New York brought 416 Mormon emigrants
in the steerage, and twenty-five Mormon
missionaries in the cabin.
A scandal in high life has been kicked
up at Washington City, by Helen N. Car
roll suing for q divorce from S. $. Carroll,
retired Major General. Cause-aduItery.
An order was issued by the War Depart
ment assigning Brig. Gen. David s. Stan.
lev to the command OF the Department of
Texas in place of Brig. Gen. Mckenzie, re-
tired.
The Secretary of the Treasury and the
Attorney Genera! have issued orders to
their agents in the cities bordering on the
GuIr nf Mex;co CIR . strict enforcement OF