The Dillon tribune., 1886-02-13
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
ROLLED Down from the Late ieleyr"'as.

r,4re i, tic in the great chess contest
.,,.s.n Stein,z and Zukcrtort.
:. ;s stated that the Canadian Pacific
x,1l this year build branch road to Min
neapolis'
,.xico is also experiencing exceedingly
.o,a weather. Several poor people have
frozen to death'
The contract for building the Hudson
D., poad has been awarded to the firm Of
Grant L. Mcclellan.
!, is stated that Servia, in the event Of
t,r,b.r hostilities, can put 10000 men on
tive frontier in ten days.
The London mob damaged and pillaged
,,,,, 200 shops, including jewelers., butch
crs', bakers and wine shops.
The repor. that Girod and Rcnaud,
r..nch ae.ona,,ts, had been rescued was
,,,rae. They are still missing.
rbe Commissioner of Pensions asks the
rs,sa o, the Pension act of 1896, as it is
virtually annal'ed by later acts.
The United States Fish Commission has
seat 1,ooo,ooo whitc.fsh eggs tor propaga-
t;on ii, the waters Of New Zealand.
The operation OF paraccntisis thoracis
WAS performed on Senator Miller OF Cali.
G,,nia aud he is now much improved.
llcmenway, the Mormon editor OF Og.
feo convicted Of libel, was sentenced last
Monday to pay a fine OF $:oo'an costs.
A cut from 10 to IS per cent in passen-
ger rates from Chicago west by the South
crn and Central Railroads is in progress.
Senator ingalls, tavors silver and gold as
4 basis for circulation but doe, not think
the metal convenient to carry around in
ores pocket.
Col. L. c. kimball, a wcli.known Cali
| fornia journalist, died on the roth in New
York He published the first paper in
San Francisco.
Senator Plumb has resolution calling
upon the Secretary Of State to make IN
exhibit to the Senate OF the worlds agri-
cultural condition.
The radical proposition to extend AIM
nesty to political Offenders has been -
jected by the French Chamber OF Depu-
ties by a vote of ;,47 to 116.
The Supreme Court OF Utah has sus.
tanned the conviction Of APOSTLE Lorenzo
Snow, in the first District Court, on the
charge OF unlawful cotabtaton.
The situation in London with regard to
tie famine stricken rioters does not i'm
PROVE but on the contrary the probability
increases that the agitation will yet end in
a terrible scene of bloodsl,cd.
The investigating committee OF the Ohio
Legislature, composed OF six from each
side, is now at work in digging up evidence
in Cincinnati, but does not seem to be
making much progress.
\ Belgrade dispatch says the Govern
u!ent has issued Il ukase ordering that two
tail divisions Of the army go into camp
Immediately and calling upon regiments OF
tie lands.rum to hold themselves in rca<ii-
ness for active service.
Sullvan's final challenge has been ac-
eepted by Paddy Ryan, who offers to meet
the champion in private with hard gloves
Tor $4,000 aside. Sullivan has telegraphct!
Ills brother Mike, saying: That goes.
Make It inside four weeks. Private. Five
Mcn on each side
Senator lIawley, Chairman OF the select
committec of the Senate on Ordnance and
war Ships. has submitted the committees
report. 1t gives an exhaustive account OF
the examinations Of the principal works
'ad yards in this country and England,
"'e OF Inflammation gained from ether
sources.
1he will OF Geo. l.. Lorllard, the Ia.
nous turfman, who died at Nice, France,
several days ago, was filed for probate at
new York. BY its provisions James Ken
"eay' OF l>lip, London, 4 former en-
poyee OF the deceased, is lett 5000, and
az 'ne residue OF his estate is given to
his widow.
Inc annual meeting of the Ohio Com.
'''''oery Of the military order of the Loyal
league was held on the 10th at Colum- !
'">' Hens. Sherman and Lew Wallace
were admitted to membership. Ex-Presi-
.'' ~, '1ayes delivered q touching culogy Oh
's memory Of General Hancock. lie was
,''0Wed - BY Gen. Sherman, Gen. Wallace,
wv. a'rchild, Of Wisconsin, Gen. Strong,