The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-02-06
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GLEANINGS FROM THE ROCKIES.

VAENNkNUS RUM UVCAxL0a
The report tina, oi, wells had been dis.
| covered on No Wood Creek, Northern
Wyoming, is confirmed BY Buffalo Jour.
nails.
The Wood River .Ec7yS-ll/i~er says
Near Fossil, station on the Oregon
Short Line, the to>siized body Of a croco.
! die, twelve eet in length, and complete in
every detail from feet to eyes, was recently
/ discovered"
C"eur d'Alcne SIM: Jack Waite, our
| champion, has received a challenge from
Murphy, of Butte, Montana, for a bare
kn"cklc fight. The challenge has been &C.
cep'ed, and it Murpny means business he
| will come to Occur d4Alene and put IN his
| props.
Acting Governor Lauehton, of Nevada,
has granted Clarence Gray, the murderer
sentenced to be executed at Winne,nucca
on Friday last, a respite of Is days. The
respite was granted on the application of
his attorne,y,J. II. McMillan, on the ground
tnat the prisoner Is insane.
The irrcverenl bald head of the Tusca.
rora Times Re,uc-r says: 1t was always
somewhat OF a mystery to us why Judas
lscariot hung himself. President Cleve.
lands message explains it, however ~.
da> evidently suicided because he was paid
in silver instead Of gold coin.
Hon. Charles Gibson, of ST. Louis, man
ager OF the ne~ syndicate which is to have
charge OF the National Park, states that
improvements on an elaborate scale are to
be made in the Park this spring. There
will be at least six new hotels erected, COY.
ering all the main points of interest in the
Park
Wood River (ldaho) Z;mss,c7t ult.: We.
rv little news concerning the men buried
near ketchum by snowslides has been re.
ccived to-day, except ii, veritication of
what was published last evening. \ sec.
ond relief party left Kctchum this after
noon, composed Of ten men, who will go
| up Lake Crcek---the scene Of the late dis.
aster.
Inc 1 nited States revenue cutter VOL.
colt arrived at Port Townsend, from Alas
| ka, with 500 pounds of seized opium.
! which had been cached from the steamer
Idaho. This is the biggest haul yet made.
The opium is valued at $4,000. 1t was
seized at the instance of Collector Bcccher,
son of Henry Ward Beechcr, and who will
receive moiety OF about $4,000.
According to an cstimat. OF Gov. War.
rem, of Wyoming, that Territory now con.
tains S,o+7,s.S head Of horned cattle, worth
on an average $50 per head; 1o3,7,5 horses,
the average value OF which is placed at
200 each; $500 mules, estimated to be
worth sos apiece; l,d36,sos sheep and
goats, valued at S. per head, and S,,sS
head OF swine, worth IS apiece, making
the aggregate value of live stock in that
Territory $1oS,6+o,6l9.
| Edward Barr shot Edward Torrance !,
the leg below the knee, at Era. several,
days ago. The Infer.h1nho says Torrance
mad been following Barr around town
during the day, and in the evening met
him, and displaying knife advanced To.
ward him, uttering threats and callins
names. Barr retreatcsi aud fired four shots
from slx'shooter. The ball entered the
leg io"r inches below the knee-cap, pass.
ing entirely through and badly fras,uriny
the bone. The dispute that led to the
shooting was aosut a timber claim.
| n Silverton, Colorado. special to ,h.,
Denver Hoc&y Aoau<mu Nr..s saws: IN
Thursday evening two transfers u
lollcs and John Barnett got on a sn,ce
and wandered into Gorman's saloon where
game OF faro was going on. BARNETT
laid down S. bill on the game WHOM
lolIes Instantly took it up, SAVING. .I
nave the best right 10 lhat-vou owe ~.
more than that They clincbed and
lo''es caught Barnett by the ,vc.lid with
MS teeth and held ON. Barnett pnl,e,, .
large knife and stabbed 1olles near ~.
heart and he died Instantly, died while bic
teeth were fastened in Rarnet,,s o,a,:,