The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-11-28
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
-, Down from the Late Telegrams.]


,,.. Alfonso, of Spain, died in Mad
i'd last Wednesday
:. ~. battles in the Balkans the Bull.
..,.ns have worsted the serv'""s'
The Convention of the National Cattle
,u,rs. Growers Association is in ses.
s;oo at St. Louis.
On the s4th inst storm wave swept
...r the Atlantic coast, doing great dam.
ace at many ports.
The President on Monday reappointed
,.., Roman as Indian Agent ut the Flat.
head Agency, Montana.
Vice President Hendricks passed peace.
,,,,lv and quietly away at his home in In
A;.rapolis last Wednesday afternoon.
A detachment Of cavalry left Ft. keogh
Sunday to take the Pine Ridge Indians,
.ow visiting the northern Cheyennes, back
10 their agency.
In the Parliamentary contests in Great
pr;tajn on last Tuesday the Tories achieved
avictory by gaining many seats in the
House of Commons.
Samuel r. Smith murdered his 19 year.
old wife in Chicago last Saturday night, by
shooting her. Jealousy is the cause.
Smith is not yet arrested.
A London dispatch says that four dep.
utv Commissioners and four assistants
have been appointed for Burmah. This is
.antanount to annexation.
Atarecent railroad meeting held in Ben.
.on bonus of 100000 was offered the
Canadian Pacific Company to build a
branch to that point.
Subscriptions to the Galveston relief fund
for the fire sufferers have reached $780,
900. The work Of examining applicants
and applying the fund is being carried on
as fast as possible.
Noah Cherry, colored, murderer of Miss
Alice Powell, was lynched near Nor
folk, Va, by crowd Of masked men about
mile distant from the scene Of the mur-
der. He confessed the crime.
There have been four deaths and fifteen
ne. cases of smallpox in Chariottetown,
near Halifax, since Saturday evening.
The Provincial Government has made ar.
rangements for free vaccination.
A dispatch from Cooktown, Queens
land, says: The geographical expedition,
which was reported to have been massa.
cred in New Guinea, has arrived at Cook
town. All the members are we'll.
The clearing houses of the United States
report that the total gross bank exchanges
for the week ending November c1st were
$l,ls6967,99S, an increase Of 49, per cent
as compared with the corresponding week
Of last year.
A dispatch to the London Times from
Calcutta says that 5000 people have been
drowned and $50 villages submerged in
Orissa by Cyclone, and that 1,24l square
miles in the Moors, Hedabad and Huddea
districts have been devastated.
The London Standard regards the result
Of the English elections as a solid testi.
monial to the Tory cause, as encouraging
the Conservatives to greater efforts. 1t
alludes to the result as moral guarantee
Of the eventful triumph cf the party.
The entire adult population Of ST. Mar.
tha village, a suburb Of Montreal, has vol.
unfairly asse lbled in the church and
pledged the selves to abstain from alco.
ho''c bevey .es for the space of one year
The vllag las a population of 1000 per.
sons.
lhe Russian Government has sent a Sc,
we're note to Servia, demanding that sfot~s
91o ante be restored. The Consuls of the
rowers at Belgrade have held meeting a,
oemlin to consider the situation. 1t is
feared that revolution will break out and
that King Milan will be deposed.
A letter published in Paris asserts that
NJ Laviele, the newly appointed French
consul at Panama, who was charged by
F'em'er Brisson to report on the progress
made in the work on the Panama Canal
connected with the Panama Canal Com
pa"y' and took out with him report al
'eaay prepared, with the object Of inducing
'"e Government to agree to the issuance
ot lottery bonds to the value of $1,000
600 francs.
Martin H. Collins, manager OF c. \
-'oores store at Camp Clark, fifty miles
s0F'n OF Sidney, Nebraska, whas shot dead