The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-09-12
CrRRENT NEWS NOTES.
,y,;,.d Down from the Late Telegrams. |

spain
osnan Digna has been shot by one of
Ms sheks
prince Napoleon starts around the world
in October
The Ameer of Bokhara has addicted in
.or of his son, Tuarina.
The Cork authorities have refused to
tor extra police service.
" ", Wvlic WAS bound over at Salt
.,a for unlawful cohabitation.
ruen,y.six deaths in Montreal from
,,.,,nox on last Saturday and Sunday.
There is nothing new regarding the Caro-
,ass trouble, except lot Of newspaper
.aIA
THE Cubans have passed resolutions to
.o.cott Germany on account of the Caro-
ines affair.
Rev, DR.. Stephen II. Tying, Sr., died at
residence at lrvington, n. Y, last
saturday.
T,.. ,ostna,,er and his deputy at Albe-
.,rrous, \. Nj, have been arrested for en-
,czzcmrnt
vb. rourt of Manitoba has denied Riel's
,ooea). and it is ro~ supposed that he will
~ executed. on the 18th inst
Amob at Murpheysboro, Tenn, built a
Gre around the Jail and literally roasted
be two Polk boys, murderers.
The ~puritan' and "Genesta," upon the
order Of the New York Yacht Club, will
al, their races on the nth, 14t!, and 10th
nss.
Edward Wilson and Collins J. Baraonet
Of wyoming have been appointed assist
,ut Superintendents of the Yellowstone
National Park
The sheriff tried 70 Injunction the opera
a, uNanon," at the Tivoli, San Francisco,
but he was thrown out Of the house, and
the opera was produced.
The employment Of bicyclists as scouts
for the intelligence department OF the Aus
,riau military maneuvers proved a great
success They surpassed the horsemen in
Aspecial to the Galveston News from
Rockdale, Texas, says: In the local option
election in this (Milan) county, the pro-
hibitionists prevailed by majority Of
eighty
AS a gang of fourteen miners were CON-
ing out Of the Alto colliery, at Branch
Dalo, Pa, a tremendous explosion occur
red. John Lem, aged II years, was in
stantly killed and the others were all more
or less burned and mangled, some fatally.
Mayor Aaron Stafford, the last surviv-
ing officer of the war of 1872, died at
his residence at Waterville, Oneida county,
n. Y, Sunday, in the ninety'ninth year OF
his age, having retained his mental facui-
ties to the last.
The officers of the steamer "Lone STAR
which arrived at Galveston from New
York on Saturday, report the finding on
the coast Of Georgia, off Savannah, OF the
Danzic. There was nothing left of the
vessel but the naked hull.
A Benson, Arizona, dispatch from Guy
mas, reports that Lieutenant-Colonel
Nonego and George Stevens died OF yell
low fever. General Leibas and tour other
officers are down with the disease. Mild
cases exist at Mazatlan and San Bias.
The Wabash troubles have been settled
BY Manager Talmadge issuing the follow
ing order: ain filling vacancies caused oy
the discharge Of men for incomPetency or
by their leaving the service, give the Ola
men the preference over strangers; or, II
new men, ask no questions as to whether
they belong to the Knights of Labor or
any other organization
It's said that the Russo-Afghan eues'
ton will be speedily embodied in proto-
col,defning the main points Of the frontier:
The Afghan Frontier Commisson Will
then define the boundary line in detail
Russia has abandoned her claim 20 the
whole Of the Zulfcar pass proper Meru-
chak and other places. The Afghan IRON
tier line will run eastward to Kadjaalch on
On the basis OF the agreement Of 1883
A terrible accident occurred on Sept ?
at the Oakwood shaft, operated BY the
Lehigh Valley Coal Co., near Wilkesoarre'
ra' The cage on which nine men were
0c'ng lowered, had nearly reached the DOT
Tom, when mass OF loose coal and rock
'el from the side of the shaft down the PIT
IS>RA