The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
.,u., Down from the Late Ieie.r"'nS.

.,.... If the best known citizens of
49,. Mass, were arrested and fined
= 1% ,l4yiny poker on Sunday
.,ecial from Fort Bowie Arizona,
r.n,. Dorst has returned from an an
,,essiul pursuit Of Geronimo"
:, xcw York the jury in the case OF
,.s,al Shalcr disagreed and has been dis
,,ved. They stood to ! ior acquittai.
n.o,,.ev has Deposited $1,000 viii,
,:,1o,d r. Fox as :. forfeit in the match
q, Mitchell. The fight will undoubtedly
Be arranged.
.rns Union Pacific and the Burlington
,,a Missouri have advanced their trans.
,,s,;,,en.al rates IS per ticket on both first
.,a ,.cond.cl:is> tickets.
, conflict on the Greek frontier is '''ur-
.,,,,.,e.i, The Greek. have a...,n,,r Il
,ery provoking attitude which has THE r'-
=, oi making the. Turks iuti'n>.
clergyman in Chester county, Penn.
Ia, struck tor hig her pay, refusing to
,rs,rh until! his salary was raised. Jay
,,Id !. not il member OF nis church.
a, th, rs, 6 rtM, employees 81: the sugar
..,.r,.. q, III, eastern di>lri..1 OF Brook lvn
..ra,S becaa>e at 4 ,.on-tompi,,nce With
,,.r demands tor ,,n advance. in wages.
\ey,t;ati,n> between France and the:
Vatican for th,. ,nain,a;n;tn,c O, 'hr con.
,,r'at. and the >e;tlrmen. O. al disputes
t.,ve,r the two are on the eve of success.
TIL. Queens Proctor after t.stin. The
e,jience in the divorce case Of Crawford
y. Crawford and Dyke, has interviewed
md the Crawford divorce case wil! be re-
opened.
Forty millions ct people, or one-IiIti, Of
thv subjects Of the empress OF India are
n state o, chronic starvation. Famine
succeeds famine at the rate Of one in every
i've or six wears.
A Louisville, Kentucky, Grand Jury has
indicted thirty two prominent citizens trr
attending Il prize fight. and the Louisville
and Nashville. railroad for furnishing them
will, transportation.
Two New Jersey n..n in love with the
smc wonnan recent! fought a duel with
heavy sticks. Al the conpletio" M the
ish, both men were inSen>iblr and had to
tr carried home on >tre:Cher>.
The House Committee on Foreign Re-
llions has changed the Morrow Chinese
bill to CONFORM witt, the bill introduced in
The Senate by Senator Fair providing for
TIE treaty to run ten wears instead of TWEEN
',,sears.
4 special from Little Rock. Arkansas,
s'a,es that Deputy Sheriff Williams. who
Was assaulted and badly beaten by tho
strikers while qua. ding the Iron Mountain
Railroad property, has received u check for
500 from Jay Gould.
An extraordinary fact in connection With
the Russian conscripts drafted into ths
ranks in 1855 is shown by some statistics
just published. The total number OF con
scripts accepted was s47,sS7, Of whom nc
lever than 1880 were Jews.
Commissioner Sparks has made a for
nal demand on the St. Joseph n Dcnre'
eity Railroad Company for rcconveyance
% the United States of 10000 acres o
land alleged 10 have been wrongful,
a'ensed by said company in 1874.
The theory that the Indians are decreas
'sS i'll number is not sustained by in;"r
nation from Sitting Bulls people. Dur
ny the month OF February amon; ,ho>
'A'o!!ed at Standing Rock, ID. T., tler
we're seventeen deaths and twenty on
births.
A London cab,esram from II. Weaver
managing director of tn. Anglo .Nmrrica
.ao'e Company to- Cyrus W. Field of \e>
'rS city says: son and after May .;rt
oat rates will l,e reduced to six cents p.,
"'rd.' The Immediate cause OF this las
se' IN cable rates is not known.
The statement telegraphed from Qu.be
''at the French-C Canadian girls are reg,
,aF'' sent to cities in the United States fo
immoral purposes is confirmed by invest
s''ons made at New York. Il appear
''a' a regular traffic is kept up between til
Aeepers OF immoral houses in New Nor
"'d Persons in Montreal.
y dispatch from Mandalav, ot April :.
,"'s: To-day being the Brumese Ne
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