The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-04-18
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
fRoiled Down from the Late Tclegr;ims.J

troops through Atghanistan.
At Chicago wheat dropped five cents
from the highest figures of Monday.
The Pope received the Bishop Of Mes
,ua,ly, Of Washington Territory.
1fhc should survive, Senator Stanford
,,;l, take General Grant to California
The periodical rumor OF the Pope's in
,an,;on to leave Rome is again current.
The Attorney General decides that
1awton, of Georgia, is eligible for Minister
to Russia.
Rudd Farris (white) and Freeman Ward
colored) &ere hanged at Union City, Ten
nessee by mob.
One thousand men will be enlisted at
Victoria, B. c., Immediately for service, if
the war breaks out.
The Paris Journal .kcs DebatS says nei-
tb.r England nor Russia has sought the
aood Offices of Germany.
Recruiting for the British navy contin-
ues with great activity. The admiralty
has invited navy pensioners to volunteer.
Gov. Hubbard, OF Texas, the newly ap-
pointed Minister to Japan, has rece: I'd his
instructions, and will leave for his post in
May.
Admiral Jouett tclegraphs: 4 crossed
the Isthmus yesterday. Good order con-
tinues. Our men are all sound and COM
Portable"
Congressman Reagan Of Texas, who was
robbed of 5000 watch at Washington ON
Inauguration day, recovered his property
through detectives.
Billy Edwards warns all persons against
buyins tickets for the benefit of Joe Goss's
widow in New York. Sharpers are al
ready selling tickets.
A knit goods manufacturer Of Troy, N.
Y, has received an order for $4,000 dozen
undershirts to be sent to Russia. 1t is sup.
posed the goods are intended for the army.
Deserters from the Mahdis army report
the rebels have evacuated Berti and Me
temneh, and that the garrisons at these
two places have gone respectively to Ber-
Der and Khartoum.
The Imperial pensioners in Canada were
paid recently and were warned that in
the event Of war between England and
Russia all under fifty years Of age might
be called on to serve.
There is hitch in the treaty of peace
between France and China, owing to sew
eral concessions which China asks and
which Patre Notre, the French Embassa-
dor refuses TO grant.
Reports from the interior of British Co.
lumbia state that five thousand employees
ot the Canadian Pacific Construction Co.,
have gone on strike on account of not re.
ceiving their wages.
At a meeting of sporting men at New
York, delegation was appointed to start
Tor Butte City, Montana, to arrange for the
'snt between Sullivan and Ryan, which
will take place on the race track at that
place June 10th.
lhe town Of Mann's Landing, on Puget
eound' was destroyed by fire Monday
night. The principal loser was c. II. Mann,
general merchandise and hotel, $4,000.
! ne other losses aggregate about SIS 1000.
Insurance light.
~ oasis ot peace has been accepted by
ean Salvador and Guatemala. Hostilities
nave ceased. A general amnesty has been
proclaimed and awaits the approval of the
""es' The plenipotentiaries will meet in
.'ca)ut'a to arrange a definite treaty of
peace.
-, various reports were in circulation in
"a' street during las, Wednesday to the
-"ee' mat the Union Pacific had made ar.
a'sements for the cancellation of its float.
* ueoe President Adams admits that
soe'a''ons are pending, but says they are
P~ !" NC mauc publlc.
'"eeSsant storms, snow and hail on the
wo,'" as''ns and rain in the valleys, have
~, s' tne rivers Of Atghanistan into
.ra: making the country impossible, re-
1ns all military movements. The cold
'et Is telling on the British officers
.o0'an troops more than upon the
e'sat'on was caused at the Southern
, sa ~ d. Louis on the ,4th by finding
NJ. " ~ a trunk containing the headless
~, W. man with a note within the
saying: $50 perish all traitors to