The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-05-24
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
Boiled Down from the Latest Telegrams.l

o. il in small tights.
Work has been suspended on the Can
adam Pacific Railroad.
Kendall thinks Congress will be ready
to adjourn by July 18TH.
Tie Blaine boom is not losing anything
il the way of enthusiasm.
Sammy Iilden will accept the Demo
c,u:ic nomination for President
The National Convention of Wool Grow
cr> i, still in session at Chicago.
The PRESBYTERIAN General Assembly is
,:iI' in session at Saratoga, n. Y.
Wall street. New York, is quiet, await
il, statements of suspended firms
The NJ. +. General conference agreed to
nd a Missionary Bishop to Africa.
Randall, the tariff Democrat gets share
Of blame for the late Wall street panic.
Secretary Fo!gcr will soon issue call
:,r 9!o,ooo,ooo of three per cent bonds.
The estate Of Mccormick, the reaper
maker, at Chicago is valued at $1o,ooo,-
rID0.
The Insurgents in Cuba are still holding
their ground against the Spanish author
tiles.
4 lengthy address was issued by the Ma
tioral Wool Growers Convention at Chi
CaGO.
Montana horses the first Or second
places in nearly all their races at New Or
leans.
The New Hampshire State Democratic
Convrntion sends delegates to Chicago un-
instructed
Hon. Martin Maginnis has been selected
to deliver the Decoration Day Grafton at
Gettysburg.
The Mexican Congress has granted the
President authority to contract a loan Of
~2O,ODO,OOO.
The statue of Martin Luther was form
all unveiled at Washington City, on last
Wednesday.
In the English House of Commons
very exciting debate occurred over the
Franchise Bill.
\ bill will be favorably reported in Con-
.rr>> granting Mrs. DeLong a pension of
$50 per month.
The assets of Donnell, Lawson & Simp-
SON, of New York, exceed the liabilities
over TI,ooo,ooo.
At Water Valley, Miss, a Mormon mis-
sionarv was ''annointed' with a bucket of
tar by the people.
Over the country, within the past week,
tllnDc! OF small DHllkS Nav T lulllDlcO llltO
the vortex of ruin.
The grand jury, at London, indicted
Lord ST. Leonard for indecently assault
Ing Il maid servant.
President Endicott has resigned from the
Oregon Transcontinental. Elijah Smith
is elected successor.
Lord Aylesford, an English peer, is en-
thu>iastic over Texas ranching. He has
not visited Montana yet.
In a letter, x-Attorney- General Nc
Ncagh vigorously opposes the re-nomin-
alton Of President Arthur.
\ grand mass meeting of the admirers
OF prc>idenr Arthur took place in New
York city on last Wednesday.
The issue of standard dollars for the
week ending May 18th, was 33SG95; cor
responding period last year, I55,99o.
The latest announcement from Demo |
cratic sources is that Tilden will accept the
Democratic nomination Tor President.
DIR. Vincento Garcia, formerly president
of the Columbian State Of BOLIVIA, is ap-
pointed Columbian Minister &c the United
States.
A serious revolt has broken out at Lira-
YES, Mexico, 200 miles from Matamoras,
between the Government troops and the
people.
On Wednesday the Pennsylvania Bank
OF Pittsburg suspended. Liabilities are re-
ported at not over 81, 500, ,ooo-assets Gouble
that amount.
Last Monday, at Tangier Island, Virgin
ia, DR.. Pitts called DR.. Walker into his
office and killed the latter. They were
rival physicians.
\ number of resolutions were presented |
and referred in the Senate approving and
against any governmental assumption OF
athe telegraph service.
Final negotiations in regard to the Egypt
ian conference have been concluded.
France and Italy persistently insist on
their right to discuss the general question
OF the administration of Egypt.
The Mexican Chamber Of Deputies au.
thorized the President to contract loan OF
S,o,ooo,ooo, covering $S,ooo,ooo already
received by the government loan recently |
reported 1t will probably be effected in
Paris.
The House committee on agriculture de-
cided to report adversely the resolution
appropriating $4,000 for the purchase of
seed for distribution among sufferers by the
overflow of the Mississippi and its tribu-
tarieS
Simpson, of Donnell, Lawson & Simp-
son, stated to an Associated Press reporter
on Wednesday, at New York, that they
will pay one-half Of their Indebtedness in
twelve months and the remainder in two
years.
The finance committee Of the Senate has
postponed for one week the consideration
nl the resolution for full investigation Of
the cause of the failure Of New York banks
in order to obtain further information on
the subject 1t is thought that Congression-
al investigation will not be ordered.
Montana AZ 4 Horse Country.