The Dillon tribune., 1885-05-30
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
no,,r from the Late Telegrafls'j

.,om the Late Telegra,,ls.J
40. shock OF: earthquake was te't
;, SMYRNA on the ss'h' = -. WOO,
al ~. T1.' annual convention Of the WOO 90
..rs, .~ Association is in session AZ d.
Louis. =. hoe broken out
f's1' ~ cattle in many parts OF Penn
an0"s ,''"s,. and fears are felt that 1t will be-
,,me widespread. e,,n.x;,
..'dsnt S Of the Mint at Philadeiph'a' mas
e''''.rd.d 's'u.r his resignation to President
Cleveland, ,o' to take effect June 3o'
-, Oscar F.. Brown, pastor OF the
= ..h If the Redeemer, in New YORK
cas City, disappeared last Saturday. His mind
s :: .,,d to be affected by overwork'
The gold and silver craze on the "or'n
49,. of Lake Superior, which few
s,o, .onths ago set the Western speculative
'' ~, hv the ears, has just been revived.
~. ,eener of the cemetery near Char
.,o,n Prince Edwards Island, was
anrdered a by oody-snatchers last Tuesday.
The perpetrators OF the crime have not
been apprehended'
rhr Canada Cooperative society, started
Montreal four years ago, modelled after
-. civil Service Association OF London,
rnvand, has made an assignment with
liabilities Of 100000.
p.,orts frol, nearly every leading fruit
,,ower in the Hudson River Valley, N. Y,
show that with the exception of peaches,
,hp Weld of fruits will be one of the larg-
est and best in many years.
The sea canal was formally opened at
s. Petersburg on the ,7th. The Car and
czarina the diplomatic corps, principal
state magistrates and a large crowd Of citi'
zens were present at the ceremony.
The official record shows that Louis
n,rid Riel took out final naturalization
u,Ders in Helena, Montana, March 10th,
,sS,, renouncing allegiance to the British
government. This settles the much.dis-
nuted claim Of American citizenship.
At the American Temperance Unions
meeting, held in New York last Sunday,
Hon. Neal Dow of Maine, said he intended
10 wine out of existence the breweries and
grog shops Of the whole United States as
efectually as they had been wiped out OF
Maine.
A dispatch from Battleford says that
Chief Poundmaker surrendered uncondi'
tonally to General Middleton, who reached
Battleford on Monday. Poundmaker and
thirty braves are prisoners, and will bf
held to await the action Of the Government
They also brought in 2Io stand Of arms.
Captain Clarence E. Dutton of the Ord
nance Department of the Army, who has
been engaged for ten years in the study O
the geology Of the great plateau region o
the West, has started for California to maxi
a study Of the geological phenomena pre-
sented by the Cascade Mountains.
the manifest surprise and disgust Of :
number Of the congregation at the Firs
Presbyterian church in Washington, ,wher
the President attends worship, Fred Doug
lass and his white wife stalked in agair q
last Sunday morning, but did not secur
such prominent seats as they did the Sur
day before.
Miss Bayard, daughter Of the Secrctar
OF State, is one of the best horsewomen i
Washington. She was at the Ivy Cit
race track, and after the races were owe
and the crowd had dispersed she took tn
whole steeplechase course at high spec
including the water jump, at which man
H the steep!echasers quail.
Miss Elizabeth Cleveland, sister of Pre-
'aent Cleveland, has written letter to y
howard Crosby of New York, upon tt
SUBJECT of total abstinence, in which 81
taxes exceptions to certain views expressl
Dr. Crosby upon the liquor questio
MISS Cleveland argues steadily for tot
a's1'nence, and makes plea for the abs
'0'e extinction Of Intoxicating beverages.
Inc Salvador Government is conce,
"atng militia force at La Libertad, co
su"ctmg earthworks and entrenchmcn,
nsnos OF insurgents largely composed
I'a'ans are concentrating l4o leagues fro
'''at place. An attack on La Libertad
threatened. THERE'S no American or 9th
v" vessel on this coast, and foreigners a
Consequently much alarmed.
senator Hill, Of Colorado has return
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