The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-05-09
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
fp,;led Down from the Late Telegrans.]

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sick.
Preparations for war on large scale
st;,, continues in India.
lanes R. Osgood g. Co., Of Boston, the
,vell known publishers, have failed.
Carter Harrison has sued the Chicago
INTER. Ocean for the trifling sum Of $780,
900.
Sexton defeated Slosson in 5oo.point
same Of billiards in New York. Score,
500 to $50.
There is considerable discussion now in
reference to the removal Of DR.. Burchard,
director ofthe mints.
The President has appointed Col. Stuart
n Taylor to be Naval Officer of Customs
at San Francisco.
The excise commissioners of New York
CITY have refused to give Paddy Ryan a
license to sell liquor.
Arthur Sullivan, the London composer,
STARTS in June on tour through the Unit
cd States to California.
The President has appointed S. Coaning
Judd, postmaster at Chicago, Ill.,, vice F.
W. Palmer, suspended.
George ]. Vest, son OF Senator Vest, has
been detailed by Secretary Bayard as con-
suar clerk to Liverpool.
r...,:.l, .,,:p;eAvv ara dicrnc c;,,,r
svste,ns of defense for the Dardanelles, pro.
posed by German officers.
II is ru,nored on the London Stock Ex-
change that Earl Dutferin has resigned the
office of Viceroy of India.
Id. Miners banking house at Dunkirk,
N, Y. closed its doors Monday. The liabil-
itie are estimated at 100000.
Mrs. Frank Vanderbilt, widow of CON-
modore Vanderbilt, died at New York.
She had been i'll with pneumonia.
The President has recognized Alesandro
X. Coney as Consul of the United States
Of Mexico at San Francisco, Gala.
The business portion Of Cabery, in 1lli-
no;s, burned down; twenty flour business
and fourteen dwellings. Loss, $1oo,ooo.
Hon. E. ]. Phelps, U. S. Minister to Eng
| ,aud has sailed for Europe on the North
German Lloyd steamer "Elbe," i" accompan-
led by his wife.
Dennark is wi!li,.sr ss7- ~st az oitrator
u " dispute between England and Rus
,i; should her services be requested by
both countries.
Republican journals of Madrid consider
the result Of the municipal elections indica.
tive Of the coming triumph Of CASTELAR,,
Figura and other Radicals.
Two British gunboats are at Port Hamil.
ton for the purpose Of watching British in
'erests and to anticipate any attempt of
foreign power to occupy the island.
The President and Secretaries Endicott
and Whitney and Postmaster. General vi
las, accompanied the veterans of the Army
Of the Potomac to the Gettysburg battle
field.
In the French Chamber of Deputies, DE
La Forge, radical Left was elected Vice.
President of the Chamber, by 14o votes.
His opponent, DeVelle (Opportunist) re-
ceived 1c9 votes.
Brigadier.General Irwin Mcdowell died
IN San Francisco at midnight, on the 4th.
Ills death was due to pyloric disease of
the stomach. He had been in a critical
condition for the past two weeks.
The President has appointed the follow.
ing postmasters: Charles A. Foster, at
Bellevue, Idaho, vice E. w. johnson, re-
signed; Charles ]. Cress, at Lewiston,
idaho vice Isaac II. Hibbs, resigned.
It's believed in Egypt that Osman Dig.
ha is again collecting an army, but owing
10 the scarcity of food at his command he
cannot become sufficiently formidable to
call tor British expedition against him.
"A land slide which occurred one mile
cast OF Thompson Falls ON May .,th has
NOT yet been cleared. The water oozes
rom the ground 1000 feet along the track,
"''a 1t is feared that the entire mountain.
side will be precipitated.
=, 'ne O'ego"ia~'s Spokane Falls special of
,'e o'h says: The news reached here to-
1ay way OF the drowning of three men-Nelson
''s'oerg' Charley Halberg and Hans Eric
-~n'e attempting to shoot the Kootenai
p'us IN the upper Columbia, on the goth
A'' Their two companions were rescued.
Inc Union Pacific statement for March,