The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-03-14

CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
Boiled Down from the Late rciegr:,,ns.

CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
Boiled Down iron, the Late rc,egr:,,,s.i
All the houses in New York are to be
remembered.
Louis Haghe, the well.known London
artist, is dead.
Twenty of the Oklahoma boomers have
been arrested.
Edmund Yates, editor Of the London
World, was released from prison.
Both houses Of the Dakota Legislature
have passed the woman suffrage bill.
The trial Of General Hazen BY court.
martial is progressing at Washington.
1t is telegraphed that England and Ger
many have come to an understanding.
The New York Star is to be revived
shortly. 1t is to be neutral in politics.
James Crawford, Superintendent Of the
Carson City mint, died at, Oakland, Cal.
The Spanish Cortes-loa to 33-ratifed
the commercial agreement with England.
The British Government has invested
100000 for the benefit Of General Gordon's
family.
A bread riot at Cracow, Poland, was sup.
pressed by the police, and many Of the riot.
ers arrested.
There are said to be $500 Fenians at Buf.
falo drilling with view to making raid
on Canada.
The fishing schooner Solomon Poole, of
Gloucester, Mass, is lost with all on board
fifteen men.
Salvation Army services in Chicago on
Sunday were broken up by roughs. One
man was arrested.
General Black, the newly appointed
Commissioner of Pensions, has taken
charge of mis- Office.
The President has nominated Edward d.
Clark, Of Mississippi, as Assistant Secre.
tary Of the Interior.
The italian men.of:war Dandolo and
Conte Cavour, with six torpedo boats, have
arrived at Port Said.
The /ndctcndemce Beige announces in a
dispatch from Rome that Italy has under.
taken the relief of Kassala.
Ex.Empress Eugenie is seriously i'll from
a nervous shock, being thrown from car
riage at marlborough on the I'd inst.
General E. C. Walthal has been ap-
pointed to succeed Secretary Lamar as
United States Senator from Mississippi.
The Russian Admiral Crown Prince has
arrived at Singapore on his way to take
command Of the Pacific squadron Of the
Cars navy.
Liquor shops, great and small, were open
in New York City last Sunday, and little
notice was taken of the violations Of law,
but few arrests being made.
Paddy Ryan has agreed TO meet John l..
Sullivan within 100 miles Of New Orleans,
in May, the fight to be under London rules
with small gloves for $4,000.
The Chinese Government has contracted
loan Of $1,4oo,ooo through the chartered
Bank Of India, Australia and China, with
interest a 9 per cent. per annum.
The London Iclcgruth states that the
English Government has rejected the offer
of the United States to negotiate conver.
ton with the British West Indies.
The President has appointed Charles S
Fairchild, of New York, Assistant Secre.
tary OF the Treasury, and John c. Black
Of Illinois, Commissioner Of Pensions
Natives arriving at korti report that the
reason for Ell A1ahdi leaving Khartoum is
that he fears assassination by some Of the
many enemies jealous of his success.
The Bellevue House, at Halifax, Nova
Scotia, owned by the Imperial Government
and occupied by the officers Of the garri.
son, burned on the 10th. Loss, $500
no insurance.
Lieutenant Austin, Treasurer of the Sal.
vation Army, at North Adams, Mass, has
decamped with all the money. The Army
has telcgraphed to General Moore, ol
Brooklyn, for relief.
There is great cxcitenent NJ SHANGHAI