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The Dillon tribune., 1885-09-19
THE srINK.PoT OUTRAGEs.

An outrage was perpetrated in Salt Lake
City early las. Sunday morning that is
without parallel in this country The full
account Of the stink.pot outrage published
in the Salt Lake Tribune shows It to have
been one of the dirtiest outrages OF the
present generation. The Mormons resort.
ed, under cover Of midnight darkness, to
the unmanly and indecent outrage OF as
saulting U. S. officials who are obnoxious
to them with the weapons of the lowest
Chinaman-the stink.po The private
residences of Z. S. Com missioner Mckay,
U. S. Attorney Dickson, and his assistant,
Mr. Varian, were besmirched with the
nasty stuff, the foul odor Of which is much
too strong to describe. The filth was
mixture from privy vault, with sand and
a highly disagreeable chemical preparation.
Cinnamon use that kind Of stuff in their
warfare with each other. In the cases al.
luded to the vile.smelling stuff was put up
in half.gallon glass jars. Two Of these
jars were smashed on the window Of Mr..
Dickson's bedroom. Two jars we're thro" n
through McKay's parlor window, bespat.
tering the furniture and carpet with the
nasty compound and filling the house
with a terrific stencil. Al the Varian resi-
dence Mrs. Varian was alone with sick
child. Four OF the stink pots we're thrown
into the house. The costly furniture was
ruined, and the empowering odor emitted
drove the lady and her child out Of the
house. The lady's husband was out of the
city, and the outrage at that house was
made doubly damnable BY the fact that it
was simply villainious assault upon an
unprotected woman and helpless child.
The Latter Day Saints are held RESPONSE
BILE for these outrages. The law OF the
United States is being enforced against
The malevolent Mormons and the beastly
creatures resorted to vile and filthy stink.
pots to wreak revenge on the Govern.
ment's officers who are intrusted with the
Of the law for the suppression
If polygamy.. The perpetrators Of these
1espicable outrages should be punished,
md the diabolical wretches should be made
o respect the laws Of our country.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-09-19

Emory Storrs, Of Illinois, the eloquen,
Republican stump speaker, is dead. Storra
was Stalwart among Stalwarts. The
thirty.minute speech he made in the Chi.
cago Convention when Grant was third.
term Republican candidate for the Repub.
lican nomination for President was a bril-.
liant trumpet.call to the Republican hosts
not eclipsed by Bob Ingersoll's presentation
Of James G. Blaine at the Cincinnati Con.
vention,
The Dillon tribune., 1885-09-19

Uneasy is the head that wears 4 crown.
With the cholera scourge staying thous.
ands Of Spaniards and revolutionary move-
ments among his subjects the poor wretch
Of King Alfonso must wish that he had
been born in pauper's manger, and that
he had never dreamed Of the pomp and
glitter Of an imperial sovereign.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-09-19

Montana 10 to-day more prosperous than
ever. Our mines yield more and our ship
ments Of cattle and wool are greater than
heretofore. Our people have just harvest.
ed the largest crops ever raised in the Ter.
ritory, and It is doubtful whether any State
or Territory ever harvested as many bush.
els Of grain from as small an acreage.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-09-19
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, NJ T., Sept. g, ,sss.
~ ed settler has filed notice of his ntsn,n, -,
maze ma! proof in support OF his claim and that
e SAP proot viii he made before the Judge Of the Sec
oha Jaa'ea! District Court OF Montana or, in his
absence before K: I. Wing, Deputy Clerk Of said
court in and for Beaverhead County, at Dillon NJ.
Oct. II. 1888. viz: John G. schmid.
w VIII, made homestead application No. s,o7 for the
r." y ssMNW HNWi.4 Sc IL NWi.4 Sec. az.
~, - D. VI H. w.
Tic nc names the following witnesses to prove his
Ions'nuons residence upon, and cultivation Of said
M lana; w: JOS, a. Browne, jacob Hartw,e. VIM
", ,.,"" ana oz'as Willis, all Of Glendale n. r
~ r. ATKINSON, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-09-19

In the United States there are more than
fifty penitentiaries, two thousand four hun.
bred jails. over 10000 criminals always in
limbo, and the annual cost Of keeping
these institutions going is 100000 per
annum.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-09-19

Here are stunning figures for temper.
ance folks: The United States got away
with nearly 100000 gallons Of distilled
spirits during the last fiscal year, 100000
barrels of malt liquors, and 2o,ooo,ooo gal.
Ions OF wine.