The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-01-10
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
tBoiled Down from the Late Teiegran,s.l

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by an earthquake.
! Right Rev. John Jackson, D. d, Bishop
Of London, is dead.
The stock markets in New York are ir-
regular, but mainly firnas.
Heavy failures in various lines of bus;-
ness are reported in England.
Heavy business failures are reported in
the Eastern cities for the past week.
The French General De Lisle has been
promoted tosbe General Of Division.
HuIschizer s. Buchanan, Wall street
brokers, have failed; short on wheat and
oats.
Lord Garmoyle, Miss Eutescue's dude,
has reached San Francisco from Hong
Kong. y
Shocks OF earthquake sre reported in
diff herent parts OF South America and i'll
Europe.
Prince Adolph Wilhelm. Daniel Auers-
perg, the we'll known Austrian statesman,
| u dead s
Ex-Governor Stanford declines to be a
canai.ate tor United States Senator from
| California.
Firsl-class passenger rates from Chicago
to New York we're forced down to S12 on
the 9TH inst.
a late dispatch from Bay Roberts, N. F.,
says that the Orangemen are cleaning out
| the Catholics.
General Lowall has been appointed to
succeed General Campenon as the French
Minister Of War.
AT Panama, on las, Monday, an election
row occurred. One man was killed ana
several wounded.
Trouble is brewing in Oklahoma between
the United States troops and 400 armed
men, under Captain Russell.
A fire in the Cordagc Works at Ply
mouth, Mass, destroyed property worth
$looooo; insured for $35o,ooo.
1t is reported that Senate Rugcr, Of the
Illinois Legislature, classed as Republi-
can, will act with the Democrats:
The Civil Service Reform League of
Chicago will urg0the passage of civil
service law by the illinois Legislature.
Anglo-American Gable Company shares
are fiat in London because of runnor of a
further reduction of I'D in tariff rates.
Frank Hurd, trader of the Toledo.
Ohio, district, will contest the seat of Ro-
meis, Rep, for Congress in that district.
Pat. Eagan, a saloon-keeper of East St.
Louis, has been arrested for robbing the
St. Louis City Clerks Office in May last OF
5000.
A French victory is announced in Ton
quin, in which the Chinese lost 5000 killed
and large number wounded. The French
loss was trifling.
The Legislature of California convened
last Monday. The election Of a United
States Senator is the most exciting thing
before the Legislature.
The Belle of Shreveport sunk about 60
miles above Arkansas City, Ark. Two
lives were lost, the other passengers being
rescued by the Kate Adams.
There will be meeting of the agricul- |
turists Of Italy held at Pavia on next Mon
DAY, the 18th inst, to protest against the
Italian tariff on farm products.
The estimated cost of collecting the rev.
enue in all parts of the United States is:
For salaries, $s,29s,I31; miscellaneous ex-
penses, $1,16o,623; number Of employees,
41,4l7.
The bodies of II men were found the
other day in Northern Nebraska, victims
IF the recent blizzard. They are supposed
70 have been settlers on their way in for
supplies.
The meeting Of general freight agents,
January 18th, at st. Louis, has been post
,oned until February 4th, at Chicago,
when the joint Western Classification Com
nittee meets there.
Regarding Gladstone the London 7yxtk
ives, as new medical fact, that his sleep
is caused by the heart not being
bic to force sufficient blood to the brain, a
rouble which often occurs to men Of ad-
anced years.
It is stated that France and Germany
ave come to an agreement in regard to {
egypt. France will next week reply to
he English proposals respecting Egyptian
nances. stating her objections to them, {
NJ pEeseufing scheme Of her own. Eng Is