The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-03

Tine telephone investigation still dra2s.
Garland. ln;nar. and Manning are al!
tl'h.
N the Senate Logan gave Teller Sc
&"r. scoring.
Nine ot 'hc Oregon City Chinese cvict-
nrs are indicted.
IN. Belgian Cpn1,n,nu'>,> ar,' 10 be
oppressed b, soldiers.
4 cyclone Killed 'ou: nrgr:r*> AZ An Ala
lama funeral Tuesday.
A powder rxpio.i'' on th: Panama
cana, Tuesday killed ten men.
Slavery has been abolished IN Corea.
,Ialf .he population wer. cn>avcd.
Sa,uu.l T. Cor:, ha> hs:s c'n;i''nr'si A.
Assoc;a'- Justice o, Wv,nns Territory.
There j. "a warfare re'wern easter? and
western >ugar>. C:;:s- :; ;r'rst~~, %! Cal.
iernia started il.
The Sir Charles Di'te scandal is 10 be
.sadc The >ubjcc. OF discussion in ,tc Eng
r~h Parliament.
l,n' i;:'t~' aMnH' 'hr railroad strikes is
+, ,lr riis., MA, .hr kniuht> nf I>ahn
nij1 rt-uu,c Wort.
TIE k"elr motor j. again ri>in: :" The
,:.rt,rc OF publicity. promising test hay
ino been made, las, Saturday.
Recently 80 people wcre killed or in
Jared by the snow laden roof Of Il Iapa-
,.r,e ,heater falling upon them.
There is good reasons to believe that
the striking r;lilr,Adsr- iu Missouri will
s,.;,le matters through, arbitration.
y is stated .ha, the Greek Chamber,
will cert,iolv sotc in favor Of war. the feel.
ins with the people being prouonuced'e
narlike.
\;eman, the &c, chra,ed Berlin singer, has
Mcn inhibited hv the Kaiser tron, ,uakinx
~ American tour. Well, let him stay on
jDe Spree.
April is 9th the anniversary Of the indc-
J.endencr Of Greece and It is believed that
'bc day will be selected by the Chamber to
declare war
Sp, u;it Bradcn was on Wednes sday con.
:rmed as a>Saver of the Helena ASSAY Of
fice Gen Uoward's nomination as major
general, vice Pope wa~ also confirmed.
Senator Do!ph thinks the anti. Chinese
movement in Washington Territory ought !
40, to initiate against the admission of
that Territory, from the fact that the move |
nent was principally by foreigners.
Gladstones land bill does not require the
landlords to sell, hut merely provides 4 |
innd TO huv their land in case they ask TO |
bc bought out. The tenants are To paw a |
.ental OF 4 per cent on the purchase price. |
The Frrrmun's Journal states that the |
irish Land Bill, which Mr.. Gladstone will |
propose, does not involve either the CON-
pulSory purchase or the advance of any
specified sum from the Imperial Treasury.
Senator Harris, of Tennessee, testified |
before the telephone investigating commit
Tee ,ha, there was never any suggestion
nat tine Pan Electric company expected to
profit bv the official influence Of any of the
persons 20 whom stock was given.
~ New Orleans on the 10Th ult., Stein
~ Non the last chess game-winning the
""ch and championship. The game was
N'1Ned rapidly and Zukertort resigned after
eighteen ;:ove> each had been made, each
payer having consumed thirty minutes.
H' London Times Vienna correspond
''' says The news from Athens indicate that
.'' present wrlikc Greek Chamber will
"'no>t certainly vote in favor Of war, the
members fearing to run the risk of unpop-
"'"l,E' The Greek Cabinet Council has
decided to make preparations for it.
III 'Ac Philadelphia Conference of the
'e'nodl>t Episcopal Church, the other
'"!' the Rev. Mr.. Crouch, one of the
most p'ouS, earnest and hardworking min
>'efN IN that church, raised a storm by
'''o'y attacking the Conference for starv
ing rs home missionaries.
lhe decree of the Baltimore Pienary
'"nci', after praising temperance and to-
-" abstinence, says in regard to the liquor
'"''c: I'VE warn our faithful people who !.
~ intoxicating liquors, to consider by
~" many serious dangers their business,
''"'oash not unlawful in itself, is SUR
pounded.
r' L. Bennett was shot and instantly
'"eo about noon on the 3Ist ult., at Mem. q
"'s' lem, by Laura MAY Porter, who
roIlIe llPft. from, G