The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-08
VOL. vi.
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
,po;,~d Down from the Late Telegra,ns.l

new buildings this year.
Rich specimens Of copper ore have beer
fund near Oregon City.
The Grant Monument Fund in New
work is at a stand still at $4,000.
Two naval officers have invented an ice
,,,ch;ne, which j. being introduced in the
navy.
Massachusetts, is flooded with counter.
ha hali.dollars bearing the dates of 1856;
and 1871.
Business Of all sorts is paralyzed
throughout the East Ivy the strikes, lock.
outs, and boyco,:s.
|. The new steam cruiser Atlanta will soo,,
make her trial trip. Her furniture is being
placed on board.
II is now believed in the Senate that
1ones of Florida is out on Il love strike.
lie evidently needs arbitration.
The President recommended a river and
barbor appropriation of not over S,o,o,o,-
op. The House made it S15,ooo,ooo.
The Pruss;an Government, fearing the
strikes which are impending, has issued a
decree ordering the police to interfere in
case the strikers intim,date workinamer.
The Supreme Court of PENNSYLVANIA has
decided that Il telephone company is acom-
mon carrier, ANA as such is bound to fur
nsh is Instruments to the public without
discrimination.
The town o: Fairview, Erie county,
Pennsylvania, WAS burnei on the 3rd.
Scarcely any vestigc Of the business por-
ton remains. Thirteen families are home.
ess Loss, $1oo,ooo; insurance, $4,000.
The Congressional Committee have be-
gun the taking Of testimony on the labor
strikes at Parsons, Kansas. Mayor Brown
i ani State Senator kimball testified, but
there was nothing new in their statements.
4 Winnipeg dispatch says: An Indian,
VINO has arrived at Wood Mountain from
Poplar Point. says the Yankton, Sioux and
other .A",erican Indians are threatening
trouble and have invited Sitting Bull to
joic them.
The issue of standard silver dollars from
tar Mint during the week ending May
was S3S1,oos. The issue during the cor
responding period OF last year was SlS3,-
W. The shipments of fractional silver
coins during the month Of April were
Ss94,ss7.
Twenty-Five printers arrested in the
.Arbeitcy ZaluMy building, at Chicago,
were arraigned before Justice Mech,
charged with mu, der. The case was con-
inued until May II and bail refused.
The dynamite found in the .ivb.1t.y Ze;.
tang office WAS taken to the lake front and
exploded.
The House Committee on postotiices
and post roads have instructed Represen.
h'ive> Lockery to report lavorably bill
nextend the free delivery system to all
towns containing 10000 inhabitants whose
gross postal revenues for the preceding
year were $1,000 or more. The bill also
provides for three classes Of letter carriers
who are to receive compensation OF ST.,
600, $500 and 5000 per annu,n respectfully
United States District Judge Sabin a
San Francisco quashed the indictment re
Gently found against Charles f. Beach e
al charging them with subornation ant
perjury in connection with extensive
timber land locations in Humboldt county
OF the ground that the indictments hat
been found in illegal testimony. Th'
lands in question are valued at about s.,
nDoGo
General Master Workman Powderl,
vigorously denounces the chicago anarch
ISIS and their desperate work. In thu
eo"rse OF an interview, he said: "Ih'
scenes Of bioodsed and disorder whicl
lave occurred in Chicago are disgracefl'
'Aa oncallea tor, and deserving of tn
everest condemnation and punishment
''ohest labor is not to be found in tn
ranks OF those who march under the rex
nag OF anarchy, which is the emblem G
o'ood and desolation.
Latest reports from Milwaukee show
much more serious condition OF affair
30" at first reported. The crowd of rio,
.'s commenced at $50 o'clock and move
awards the mills. Six military cornpanie
"'a1ched out Of the grounds and took
'''''''on in front of the works as the crow
spp'oached. paying no attention to order
=" 'S''' the dread word fire was give,
-: ' voiley was poured into the advane