The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-12-12
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
,.,;,.,, Dow, from the Late 1''esr'''"s'!

caso, D"'
haze struck
:, Il. movers represented at the Lon.
.,.s,orv conference signed the mon-
,.sry convention
0.,orts from South Carolina show the
:'rs M of the rrohioitionis:s to engraft the
Georgia ':,,, system Of Local option law o" the
Palmetto State.
r,. paris t;auloiS says the cholera has
..one epidemic in Brittany and is com.
m;,t;ug irightful ravages, the scorrge being
.,rse at Audiernc thu" it was a' Mar
se:!lrs.
. Washington society paper officially
x.,uoces the engagement OF James Bay
:, eldest son Of Secretary OF State, to
49,. D,akins, of Fort Pendletnn, West
virgini:
.,,,p Sultan has informed Herr Van Rad
.,r;., German Ambassador at CONSTANT
.o,,r that Turkish troops will invade
Eastern Roumclia should Prince Alexan-
der oppose the Turkish Commission.
Pittsburgh special gives lively &C.
COUNTS Of the scenes in tha, city, when
t,e natural gas supply failed. Probably
10000 fires refused to work. All the fac.
r;es and mills. and nearly one.third of
Me dwellings in the two cities were cold
and cheerlcss.
News OF the killing OF George Kinney
md Charles Clark on Cactus Flat, titty.six
miles from Silver City, n. NJ, by Araches,
vas received on the Sth. The Indians
we're going in the direction of the Alongol-
In mountains. Captain Fountain with
twenty men arc in pursuit.
The San Francisco Chronicles FL Paso
special says: Representatives Of the Syn
i;cate, Of which ex.Secretary Window is
\ member, have arrived there. They state
hat money has s,een provided for the con-
sruction OF the first $50 miles Of the Ell
psso St. Louis and Chicago Railroad.
The road will open up the vast section Of
he Southwest.
The report Of the Union Pacific Com
sny for ten months to October goth,
causes great deal Of dissatisfaction to
people who were told by the present man
psement months ago the Company would
probably resume dividends in 1866. The
r,int which attracts the greatest interest,
Is The item Of fixed charges. quoted in the
report at $4,000 per month.
NORWICH, England, Dec. "a horrible
and sickening sight was witnessed at Nor
vich, England, at the hanging Of Robert
Goodale, market gardener, for the mur.
ier Of his wife at Wisheach on Septem.
Ter 1sth last. A ifteen.stone weight was
used and the drop was six feet. When the
trap was sprung, the rope rebounded vio-
ently, and Gooda,e's head was severed
from his body, the trunk and head falling
to the ground, the head lying at the feel
and blood oozing from, bots, the body and
head.
4 we'll informed Wal, street man says oi
Jay Gould's retirement: "When the pack
.as up is done, he will take away abou
ssoooo,ooo that is to say, all his assets viii
amount to about that SUN, He won't really
take it away for he will still hold stocks
'spresentiug at least half OF it--psinc;pall,
Missouri Pacific, Manhattan Elevated, ant
Western Union. It has often been salt
that Gould is really worth S1oo,ooo,ooo
This is undoubtedly an exagge:ation. ]
'ss actually worth half oi, that it is ths
outside figure"
The midday preachinga at Trinity Church
New York, for business men entered upor
rs second week without u perceptible lack
" numbers or interest The church j.
'"wded from porch TO chanccl. 1t i:
''a'ed that Dr.. Dix, the rector of Trinity
Who opposed the Advent Mission move
aent' which has proved SO successful il
al the Episcopal Churches the past week
greatly astonished 1T the effect which
ms one earnest, eloquent, practical Enelisi
'eacher has wrought on Wall street ane
'ner business centcrs adjacent to ok
Trinity.
inere was meeting OF the Board O
s'aae and Transportation in New Yor'
~ The 9th, and the Committee on Silve
Coinage submitted the following: RE
@'ed' That the compulsory coinage o
nc standard silver dollar should be sus
,s"oeo and that the coinage Of the silve
s.''aF ca" be resumed only when demand
=! the general interests Of the country
"nen silver shall be restored to goos
''o"ev through its interchanpeabiiity an,