The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-03-13
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
Boiled Down 'rom the Late Tel. sr;''ns.]

year.
The Utah Legislature adjourned on til,
nth inst.
Strikes are too numerous in the country
n keep track Of them all.
II takes six minutes now To send a cable
message to London and to get the answer
Pickpockets annoy tho great crowds
that 20 to hear Reviva'ist Jones in Chica-
TO-
IN the rate war; tickets have sold in
Los Angeles as low rs 81 to the Missis-
.;ppi river.
The most ot tho dispatches to the daily
rewspapers relate to strikes in different
III, is Of the country.
!uan Gonzales the notorious Cuban
bandit, has beet. killed by the Civi! Guard
Stationed at Majosue.
\ crazy man from Cambridge, Mass,
set out to kiss all the women he me. in
pawtucket. X. l.. Friday. AS he had red
hair the State was aepopula.ed.
Here is a chance Cor young doctors with
pu. practice and still toot.lree. PHYSICIANS
4n: druggists are badly wanted in the
East Indies, as their number there are cx
reelnylv scarce and their sic, are many.
The Baltimore Cufhoh, .Ni,yy received
rom Rome cabiegram announcing that
he Pope had chosen the Most Rev. FL
''ar Taschereau, Archbishop of Quebec, as
re'l as Archbishop Gibbons. Of Baltimore,
|o- elevation to the cardinaIate.
A conference Of the representatives Of
he Powers will bc held at Constun,inople.
pdav Saturday, to consider the Greek
question which is growing troublesome.
Fhe Turks continue to reinforce their
f'itary strength along the Greek frontier.
special to the New York Past from,
Washington says that a prominent mem-
|er Of the Knights OF Labor is responsible
Pr the statement that that organization is
repairing to enroll in its membership the
|Olicemen in the large cities of the coun-
+ as part OF the wage workers Of the \a.
bn.
IN Amsterdam (Dutcl,) cablegram says:
|hree hundred Socialists and unemployed
Pen held public meeting to discuss their
flevances. The meeting deputed COM
|'''ee to call upon the Mayor and present
P'ough him demand upon the city for
e Inauguration of public works tor the
Hployment of labor.
\ Philadelphia dispatch says: The boy
Ps which has been running for some
ghteen months on the stoves and ranges !
"Aufact"red by the Fuller Il Warner
Pnpanv, OF Troy, \. Y. has been lifted.
"c'eS "' agreement were signed and the
I'' p'esed itself not to discriminate
'nst the Knights OF Labor in the future.
II venerable tramp with Il historical
oFo was picked up in the streets Of
' Ill., on the 10th by the police. He
papers on his person indicating that
III" Il romantic career. lie was sober
'ss''tnte. His papers showed him to
" ro'ish Count named Lanaski. lie
ooTn IN 1891, entered the French
|! IN lSoS and took part in the battle of
lcsteritz.
l"e continued preparations in Greece
exciting grave fears in European Cabi.
- 1t is believed that the moral effect
II, assembling OF the foreign fleets in
'""' will not be sufficient to coerce
eSce and that further measures will be
>s''y' Greece has been awarded by
overs that if she persists in her in.
'''' Oh violating the peace she will be
" so'1er punishment from III. hands
Turkey. Wv '''
"e closing Presidential reception at the
''e ''oo>e last Tuesday evening. given
''"" OF Congress, and to which the
''''' army and navy. and the diplo-
'''p> were invited, was the most
"'oo>ly attended of the season. and in
s"'',ctnce OF costumes and Jewels WORN
.su'es m eclipsed any OF 'ts predeces.
me President was assisted in re-
ny Miss Cleveland, Mrs. Manning.
''"''e"tt' Mrs. Whitney, and Mrs.
"ee"nes, Indiana, specia! saws: t
b, NS''''hae'on Of the books was con. ! |
t. s '''s morning. It shows an approx {
n "''''se against County Treasurer +
kbfem "'',n' OF S7S,ooo. Everybody is t
n.y. '''aea and morsitfc>! at the gigantic {
''''''sSWortn was 4 PROSPEROUS F.,