The Dillon tribune., 1885-11-14
cuRREsT NEWS NOTES.
;. -, Down from the Late relegra'ns.J

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;,v,r is quoted at $,.o'N in New
oN ,... Traders are holding an annual
,,sdng at Chicago -,
e..,,,een .year.old Texas cowboy killed
|. mother with Winchester r'''e'
r,. smallpox is so bad in Montreal that
.,,ns,.es m refuse to attend the courts
-. 0,connell, the Papal messenger,
). retutned to Baltimore fro" Rome
,eoue cutter Bear" has sailed
~ ..o wars cruise along the Alaskan
w.. w.. pork Breeders and Butter Makers
!. holding National Con 'entions at Chi
~ ~. servian army is suffering much
=. m ;ocIement weather on the Bulgarian
ontier. , ,
,..;oo merchants Of New York, failed
,oudav for $4oo,o"'.
Stead, the Pail Mall Gazette editor, has
-, convicted at London Of completely in
!. abduction Of the Armstrong girl.
r,. FIRST snow blockade of the season
~, Union Pacific railroad occurred on
{. sta. between Sherman and Laramie.
A private telegram received at London
nm Rangoon states that war between
Rurmah and the Indian Government has
b.en formally declared.
Kate Field has been petitioned by prom.
o.nt men to lecture in New York on the
Io.ial and political crimes Of Utah, and
h,omises to do so on the 2Sth inst.
Another Apache Indian outrage has
been reported from New Mexico, involv.
|ng the sacking and burning Of a ranch
Ind the murder Of woman and her SON.
The erasure Of Prince Alexander's name
has done by the Gear in fit of anger
ki.hout consulting his ministers. Euro.
bean courts have telegraphed Alexander
(htr sympathy.
The agreement providing for the recip.
focal crossing of the international boun.
t,r line by troops Of the United States
Lud Mexico in pursuit Of hostile Indians
has been extended until November l, 1886.
Gen. Middleton left St. Paul en- route to
Winnipeg and Montreal, via Chicago. Be-
ny Interviewed, he said there was no ques.
lion but that Riel would hang, and he
iidnt believe there would be any hostile
when the execution oc.
cured.
The Peninsular and oriental steamer
Indus" from Calcutta for London, was
o.ally wrecked On a reef off Moeletivoe,
ceylon. The passengers and mails were
aved. The "Indus" was an an iron screw,
'ark.rigyed vessel, Of 2,a35 tons and was
built in Weig.
While excavating for building in the
Fourteenth Ward in Brooklyn workmen
'nearthed eighteen human skulls within a
mall area, and only fourteen inches from
he surface. There is considerable excite.
nent thereabouts, as nobody can explain
he mystery. The owner Of the property
'as been in possession thirteen years, and
Essays It has never been built upon.
A fearful disaster occurred on Lake Su.
'ef'or, oft Port Arthur, early on the morn.
ny Of the 9th. The magnificent iron.clad
'eamer Algoma," Of the Canadian Pa
INC Railway, was wrecked and thirty.
even lives lost. Only meagre particulars
ave been received up to the present hour
'oey consist mainly of kilograms to pri'
a'e persons, announcing the loss OF friends
Judge Allen in the superior court a,
'os'on rendered his decision in the divorce
81 OF Fred ]. Tabor from his wife Annie
y alleging adultery with her pastor, Rev
W. Downs, pastor OF Bowdoin Square
'aptlst church. The wife submitted a
'oss bill charging her husband with mar
'' 'nhdelity. The Judge granted the
asoand US divorce and dismissed the cross
ill.
J. bishop Foster lectured before the Meth.
us. Episcopal Conference at New York,
" " Inc 9th' his subject being missionary
'o'k' In the course of his remarks, he
40 =. mat he believed that the Roman Cath.
y. e"urch was great Christian camp,
"s" needed reconstruction, and that was
:. :. reason the Conference was sending
les. ~ ~
~" OF the twelve Mormon Apostles
e"ea notice in the Mormon church
s"t', the Dcseyef No,,s <ho% A,hor% R,r