The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-08-21
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.

Small pox is spreading throughout the
republic Of Chilli.
The heavy rains in Michigan have dis.
s'pated all fears OF further damage bv for.
est fires.
The issue of standard silver dollars from
the mints during the year ended Aug.
was S66o,4r7.
Sixty. eight cigar factories in lIayan,
have closed, 5000 workmen having struck
for higher wages.
The Prohibition ticket wqs successful
in lazoo county, Miss. The election was
quiet with light vote.
The new silver certificates authorized at
the last session Of Congress will not be
ready for issue before November.
The public schools of Leadv'le Col,
have been closed Tor some months for lack
of funds, but 100 saloons are in full blast.
a telegram from Boston says that Saral,
{. Robinson widow poisoned her three
children to get the insurance on their lives.
Tobtof Peterson, Christine Tenders and
Christine Hansen while out rowing were
drowned in Rattan Bay New York last
Monday.
1t is reported that there is Chinese
army OF 10000 quartered in the llungaria
river in Macheovia, near the Russian
boundary.
A fire at Tulare, California, Monday
night destoryed the business portion OF the
town. Loss, $:so,ooo Insurance light.
Incendiary.
The Catholics and Orangemen at Bel.
fast are continuing the riots. They are
now lighting each other with rifles from
the housetops.
President Cleveland with his wife, Mrs.
Folsom, and Col. Lamont and wife are
spending their summer vacation in the
Adirondack Mountains.
VIM. Gray treasurer Of the Atlantic and
Indian Orchard Mills corporations is a de.
faulter 10 the amount Of 100000, and is
supposed to have gone 10 Canada.
\ Wednesdays dispatch from Nayaski
says that serious riots occurred there be.
tween the Chinese and Japanese. Five
Chinese killed, and hundred wounded.
The war Of rates between the Cont
mental steamship lines is still waging
Rates are: From New York to Rotterdam
$13;t to London $lc, and to Scandinavian
ports Sis.
The home rule sy,npathizers have bee,
holding meetings at Ogdens Grove
Michael Davit, Alexander Sullivan
Patrick Egan and Mathew p. Brady were
the principal speakers.
Gen. Rosecrans, Register OF the Treas
ury, is attending the Interstate meeting
at Fort Wayne, Indiana, OF veterans Of
the late war, and the militia Of Indiana
Ohio and Michigan.
Gray, the defrauding treasurer OF the
Atlantic and Indiana Orchard Mills, ha'
committed suicide. A dispatch from Bos
ton says that his body was found Tuesday
morning at Blue Hills
Secretary Bayard received dispatch
Saturday from Minister Jackson stating
that Rasueres, who was sent across the
border by Texan authorities, was killed BY
Mexicans while trying to escape at night
The President has appointed John Goods
OF Virginia, to be special counsel on the
mart of the United States in the suit insti
tuted at Columbus, Ohio, to test the validi'
tv OF patent granted to the Bell Telephone
Company.
The Prohibition. party in New York has
issued call for city and county conven'
tion to be held next Monday evening
Candidateswill be nominated for the officers
of Mayor. Register and two Judges OF the
Supreme Court.
Several hundred Chinese gathered last
Sunday in front of the store OF Lee uen
t'hnno a merchant of Sacramento and ac-
cuscd him of having contracted to pick
hops at price lower than hitherto paid
Yuen fired into the crowd, killing two
Cinnamon.
\ dispatch from New York says that
.x. Postmaster General James refused to
be a candidate for Mayor on the Proh'bl'
ton ticket though he is greatly interested
in Prohibition and thinks the Republicans
have not kept faith with the people on the
temperance question.
There was fearful cloud burst and
,,r Readino Pa, Saturday.