The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-04-25
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
,p.;,.d Down from the Late Telegra'ns.]

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Memphis, Tenn.
Copper continues to sink in price alarm
! ingly in this country.
rhe Illinois Legislature has not yet
elected U. S. Senator.
The Oklahoma boomers will disperse and
rst,rn to their homes.
canturiug and lynching horse thieves in
nakota is the order Of the day.
Gen. Grant is improving. Throat much
improved, except at main point.
The courtmartial in Gen. Hazen's case
sentenced him to be reprimanded.
shaetfer beat DAILY in the second game
- billiards at New York on the 22d
A number of U. S. war ships are at AS
,;nwall and Panama to protect our inter
ests.
E;otteen cases of smallpox in the Hotel
n;.n at Montreal all developed within
week.
President Cleveland held his first public
r-cention at the White House last Tues
day night
1ohn Kelly the Tanmany boss, has re-
turned to New York city completely re-
stored to health.
Henvy rains and cloud-bnrsts are report
ed in Kansas, causing great destruction of
life and property.
France is getting in fighting trim over the
suppression ola French newspaper at Alex
andria by the English
Hon. A. w. Wyman, Treasurer Of the
United States, has rendered his resignation
to take effect on May 1st
lanes D. Fish, cx-president of the Marine
National Bank Of New York, occupies &
common stone cell in Jail.
AT New York the coroners jury have
held the builder OF the demolished five
story tenement house guilty of murder.
The Spanish government has declined
to sell to the British government torpedo
l,oats now bcing bui!t in England for Spain
A Vienna dispatch says: The magnt-
icent new Theater Szegedan, in Hungary,
is on fire and is apparently doomed to COM
plete destruction.
A fire occurred in the. Pullman Palace
Car Company's shops at Philadelphia.
The building and contents were destroyed.
Loss $4,000. Insured.
The English merchants are closing out
business at Odessa, Russia, and are pre-
pairing to leave the country. The excite
ment is increasing and funds are falling.
Mrs. Barrios, wife of the late president of
Guatemala, and seven children are among
the passengers on the steamer Granada
which has just arrived at San Francisco.
The Louis Cook Manufacturing Co., one
the largest manufacturers of carriages
and buggies in the West, has assigned.
Liabilities, $500, 900; assets, about the same.
A terrible volcanic eruption occurred re-
Gently at Passarvan Province, in the east
end of the island Of Java. A number of
plantations were devastated, and it is feared
fully hundred persons were killed.
The n. Y. Mail and Express of the sd
says: The mining shares outlook was
anything but encouraging to-day. There
was no demand and no inquiry and no ef-
torts were made either to buy or sell.
Captain Thomas Phelan has been reap
pointed superintendent of the Kansas City
work house by the city authorities, and hav-
ing arranged his business, will appear as a
witness against Richard Short at the latter's
trial tor murderous assault upon him.
The Afghan town of Penjdeh, which is
'"e scene Of the present complications be-
tween England and Russia, is fortress Of
considerable strength, perched on the edge
!" broad plateau about twenty miles south
=" 'ae line which is claimed to be the real
o'''s'on between khiva and Afghanistan.
>. NJ Smith, nephew Of the original Joe
'"'tn' was arrested at Salt Lake for un.
,e"'u' - cohabitation, and soon after E. D.
lives noSes' Ct st. Johns, Tooele county, same
s,'u'c'' -, was taken in on the same charge.
y. ne"s was also received of the arrest of
""0p Stewart, Of Malad, Idaho, on the
same charge.
sur was caused in certain circles in
~ so..ya on the aad by the announcement
ra. ,.'.' MAUD McAllister, aged IS had been
.ss .''ea ~. % VIM. E. Darling, ,9 years Of age
D.. s'a Jones, ~ years old, to Charles
f,.s' n' aged Is. The two young fellows