The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-10-29
AMERICAN NEWS NOTES.

Bar silver was quoted in New York
Tuesday, at 9SN ..,"
The cabinet met Tuesday and discussed
the Canada fisheries question.
The President has appointed John r,
Cambell Of Cali 'ornia to be consul at Tam.
ative.
The shocks at Summerville South Caro-.
lima last week developed geysers at that
place.
L. N. Buford Of Mississipri has been ap.
pointed Deputy Fourth Auditor Of rhe
Treasury. -,e LII
Mrs. Cornelia NJ. Stewart, wife Of the
late millionaire merchant Of New York.
died Monday.
The Doodle ex.Alderman McCabe is
thought to be insane by TIE Warden Of the
Ludlow street Jail.
The formal resignation Of S. S. Cox.
Minister to Turkey, has been received at
the Department Of States.
The Burke Dempsey glove match will
take place Mechanics Pavilion, in San
Francisco, November 18TH.
Adna Anderson has been appointed
second ce.president of the Northern Pa.
ci'c Railroad for the Pacific coast.
The value Of exports and imports Of the
U. S. for the twelve months ending Sep.
tember goth is as follows: Eports 1886,
$66o,7os,5 ,563; 1885, $716,oo7,+7s. Imports,
1885, $634,S7.,43r; 1885, $s7o,oo4,765.
Last Saturday Robert w. Alston, a
clerk in the Sixth AUDITORS office, Wash.
ington. committed suicide by shooting him.
self in the head with 3S.calibre revolver.
The act was committed in the presence Of
his fellow clerks.
Cutting, the blackguard editor that came
near running Bayard's reputation as di.
plomat, has sent bundle Of papers to As.
sistant Secretary Porter containing Cut.
ting's claim against the governmet Of Mex.
leo for $4,000 damages.
A passenger train on the Detroit, Grand
Haven & Milwaukee road, ran into an open
switch at Royal Oak near Detroit, and
collided with heavily loaded freight train.
The baggageman, fireman, engineer, brake.
man and several others were terribly in.
jured, some Of them probably fatally, and
the loss to the company Is not less than
$5oo,ooo.
In the case Of Marian Good nee Wilcox,
Of Tairwin Kansas, OH appeal from the de.
decision of the Commissioner Of the Gen.
eral Land Office, the Secretary of the In.
terror has decided in accordance with the
former rulings Of the Department that the
marriage Of single woman who had made
homestead entry, will not defeat her right
to make final proof and receive title to land
under the homestead law, thus reversing
the decision Of the Commissioner of the
General Land Office.
indianapolis, Oct. 25.-It is learned to.
day that Il. ]. Ladners. dishonest clerk
Of Lanhers, Givean & Co., pork packers,
had left number OF creditors upon trans.
actions conducted as a broker. In these
he used the name OIL. Landers, that being
the name Of his uncle, Jackson Landers,
and at least one of the losers. What the
amount of the shortage is at this time can.
not be told until the returns are all in, but
it is feared the amount will reach fully
$4,000.
The Adams express was robbed OF $780,,
900 in cash between St. Louis and Pacific.
Missouri, on the St. Louis and San Fran.
cisco railroad Monday night. The robber
got run on the train by presenting to the
express messenger rockingham, letter
purporting to be signed by officers of the
company, asking the messenger to give
him the points. When near Merrimac,
the stranger gagged him, and bound him
to the safe and rifled the car. The robbery
wasnot discovered till the train reached Ia.
cifc.
indianapolis, Oct. 25.-A novel marriage
ceremony took place here last night.
Some time ago clothing company adver-
tised that 1t would give handsome set of
furniture to any couple that would be
married in the show window Of that house.
Otto Meyer and Miss Eva johnson, of
Morgan county, received the offer, and
they were married in the show window
last night, the ceremony attracting 5000
people to the square. The appearance Of
the couple was greeted with the mos, vo.
ciferous cheering, which was continued
throughout the ceremony. The bridal
pair are both members of highly respect.