The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-01-23
c,,gRENT NEWS NOTES.
,p,i,rd Down from the Late 'c'e.f''h>' !

tana lN's'"'
:. mi, i, excited over the trial Of
.,s alleged Chinese high.binders.
,,o;,, of five have died near Pitts.
,..,h Pa, Of ,r;cl,nosis.
rh,. treaty OF peace between France and
:, ,,,,,,,scar has been ratified.
r,., I,v> in New York are ra>iuy
same, to help the Jews in Europe.
s,ools have destroyed number Of >i|-
,,.ss in Koumel".
Greece and Srrvia are negotiating an
,;aoce against Bulgaria.
Tn. British ship l'ud>o" Bay to"'dercd
,,i,h t;ftee., oI the crew.
xn,or will com. to America next &C.
,.,rr under engagement to Strako>ch.
rh. Presidential Succession hill has
,ttn approved ny the' President.
rw, meetings ot the Irish National
,.,yu.. we're held in Chicago recently.
Over 40 x, coke burners are now on the
.:rikv.
<n.. THOUSAND Nrw York cigar makers
=. ;lj4 bl rca>,,, n! the strike.
T,. Ou.en'> ~ ,v..h 1T the opening OF
~. En- lish Parliament. promises local gov.
.,,m ~, i;,r Scotland and Ireland
Filter Stead, r; til. Pal .lfuN Ga:nffe,
h,, been released from prison, his term
hwn, expired.
mi. Union Pacific has notified shippers
=, Portland that any rates t" San Fran.
cisco would te duplicated by them.
Tn. Coilinsvillc, Pa, miners and coke
drawer, have ordered a strike for Il 10 per
cen, advance 1000 men will go out.
Three Thousand pounds OF struggled
cp;u, valued at $4,000, was seized by
the United States Collector at Alaska.
Recently. in Columbia county, Arkan.
sas, the dwelling OF Samuel L. Johnson
was destroyed by fire, and six children per-
ished in the flames.
Gen. John +. Hartman, OF Pennsylvania,
is TO be appointed as one of the directors
o! the National Soldiers Home, in place
OF Gen. Mcclellan, deceased.
special dispatch says that 800 'n,n
employed in the Union Pacific shops ut
Omaha have been discharged to cut down
EXPENSES on order from Boston.
The tunnel from Liverpool to Birken.
head, under the Mersey, was formally
opened "Wednesday by the Prince of Wales
and his two sons, Princes Albert and
George.
The remains OF Miss Bayard was taken
to Wilmington, Delaware, for interment.
They were accompanied by the Secretary,
two OF MS sous and few personal friends.
No ceremonies were held in Washington
CITY.
\ special is published saving that Gen.
tral Howard has received instructions to
make extensive improvements at Fort
Douglas, Salt Lake City, which is taken
as an indication that it is the intention OF
he Government to keep Battery y sta
toned there
De Frecvnet made declaration in the
French Chamber OF Deputies "f the policy
o. the new Cabinet. 1t would follow, he
said the colonial policy. 1t would be less
adventurous than that of its recent pre-
decessor>. This statement was received
with cheers.
\ fire 1T Walla Wala Junction last Sun
aav, destroyed the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company's depot and hotel,
worth $4,000; insured for $4,000. The
A'P, liote!;ng Company owned the hotel
and saloon fixtures, and their loss will be
oetwecn 5000 and Slo,ooo; partly in
>urci
David p. Mi>h, son OF J. $. Mish. the
well known propricto: OF the principal
'e'a'l millinery establishment in San Fran
t'>co was shot and killed by DR.. J. II Nc
'''''@d on the 10Th, as he was fleeing from
"'e 'a'ter'> house, No. ls5 New Mont
s'"ery street, where he had been dis
'''e'e' i'll the room of the physician
"se DR.. Mcdonald surrendered to the
police and is now in iail.
'>e"> has been received at London o
S burning OF IN enormous hay stack at
''"'hberg, Bavaria. which had been useC
""'''s the cold weather as Il shelter 70.
"''>' Only few nights ago 4 larger
'''eF 'nan usua! OF the homeless wan
1sFeFs % had sought shelter under it ant