The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-04-04
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
Boilcd Down IRON the Late T.icor;,us.

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The Canadian Parliament was proroyued
on March goth. ,
The Colorado Legislature has adopted
resolutions Of sympathy for Gen. Grant.
1t is reported that Russian troops are
being ,nassed at Wrush- Tosl,an, near Pen.
jdeh.
The Western Union Telegraph Com.
PAM has reduced wages in Chattanooga,
Ga, II per cent.
Riel, the Manitoba malcontent, has, il is
said, but 500 fighting men, but they are we'll
armed and determined.
The Governor Of Victoria has issued an
order forhidding foreign ships to enter
Port Philip during the night.
John Baptiste, colored, Of New Orleans,
convicted Of rape on white woman last
November, was sentenced to be hanged.
The Boston produce and corn exchanges
have decided to consolidate. A new build.
ing will be erected for the new organization.
The reports from the sealing grounds in
British Columbia are very favorable. The
weather is the finest ever known in years.
Ex-Governor Fletcher of Missouri, miss
ing from his house in St. Louis for some
ten days, is reported to have been seen in
Denver.
The Chinese government has given Ii
Hung Chang power to negotiate with Japan
and settle the question in dispute concern
ing Corea.
The Republicans, for the first time in
the history of Rhode Island, have NOM
mated a colored man for Representative in
the Legislature.
1t is reported that military council
at St. Petersburg advised the Russian
government against war until the railway
has been completed to Sarakhs.
Assistant General Manager Shaugh'
messy. Of the Canadian Pacific Railway,
says the gap on the Lake Superior section
will be completed by the 10th of April.
The London Telegraph Berlin correspon-
dent says that Turkey has rejected Russian
overturcs tor alliance and refused to pledge
herself to remain neutral in tine event of war.
The Armour Packing Co. Of Chicago has
received additional cable orders from the
British war depot for the shipment of 4oo,'
600 pounds Of canned meats, the destination
being Woolwich.
The friends Of Mrs. Garfield deny the
report published recently that she is te
marry a Rev. Mr.. Taylor OF Pennsylvania
, She is living quietly in Cleveland and il
. educating her children for careers of use
fulness.
: A cablegram from Sydney states thai
=. Beach, who defeated Hanlan, is going te
}, England atonce. Hanlan returns to Amer
;. lea in a few days. Beach will consider tht
l. challenges Of Ross and other American
t oarsnen.
n In San Francisco Sunday John Kane,
n wealthy tock.raser, insisted on his wife
y accompanying him to Golusa county tt
= live. Enraged at her refusal, he seized ;
It Winchester rifle. poured three bullets into
o her and then killed himself.
u Sylvester l.. Osborne, the skating protes
sor of Cleveland Ohio, who eloped will
Rebecca kcarsley, the Bucvrus heiress
some time ago, was sentenced at Upper
Z Sanduskv, O., to three years in the peniten
c tiary for bigamy. He pleaded guilty.
j. AT San Francisco Judge Sawyer OF the
;. United States Court decided on the 5of'
:. that a Chinese merchant resident OF this
). country could depart from it and enter il
J.; again without being subjected to the cond'
t ,;ons imposed by section six of the Chinese
i amended restriction act
Commissioner Sparks, OF the Land Once
j. has made an order that no cases heretofore
l. made special shall be acted upon until they
shall, be reached in regular order OF exa'n''
:. nation. This order does not include cases
y already approved for patents and in sue"
cases patents may be issued.
Orson p. Pilon was arrested at Salt Lake
on the ,st, OH an indictment for unlawful
cobabiting. He was released on $1,soc
. hail. A. NJ. Masser, former superintendent
y Of the Deseret Telegraph Co., was arrested
came Mace and date, and upon similar
charge. lie also was released on ball.
=, Postmaster. General Villas authorized ths
;" the statement that railway postal clerks
who have become efficient and valuable
,, mo-, AGAINST whom no just complaint car