The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-11-05
IwERICAN NEWS NOTES.

at New York Monday
There was another shock Of earthquake
!, summerville, Monday.
The issue of standard silver dollars from
=. n;nts during the week ended October
20 was SSoSo5.
Prince Louis Napoleon called at the
White House Monday, and paid his re-
,pects to the President.
President Cleveland has issued his pro.
,,.mation designating Thursday Nov. a5th
!. day Of Thanksgiving.
The total coinage executed at the mints
durine October was $4,l62,1oo Of which
$4,000 600 was in standard dollars.
powderly addressed large mass meet.
inc in New York Monday and advised his
hearers to vote for Henry George for
Mayor.
Iohn +. Hixton's distillery near Owens.
boro Kentucky, was burned Monday
nieh. Loss estimated at $75,ooo. The
lire was incendiary.
A fire causing the loss Of nearly quar-.
Ter ola million Of dollars, and probably
eyeral lives, occurred in a six.storv build.
(|ng on East Madison. street, Chicago.
The surveyor Of the port Of New York,
Beattie, was shot Monday noon by dis.
charged inspector named Bieral. The
The wound will probably not prove fatal.
There is more labor trouble in Chicago.
Nearly 5000 men in the slaughter houses
pf Swift & Morris have quit work, because
pf the resumption Of the ten hour system.
The President has appointed David T..
Bunker Of Massachusetts, to be United
States consul at Demarara; Olmer IL.
Gallup Of Nevada, vice w. E. Copeland,
declined.
A dispatch from the City Of Mexico
says it is reported there that United States
Consul Porch has been removed for par
ticipating in the Sedgewick indignation
meeting.
The law taxing oleomargarine went into
operation Monday. The reports received
by Commissioner Miller show that all the
manufacturers propose to meet the tax
and continue in business.
Eastarbrook s. Co. of New Haven, the
only manufacturers Of oleomargarine in
Connecticut have suspended,as they regard
the government tax as prohibitory. From
So to 100 persons a,e thrown out of em'
p'oyment.
The St. Louis Sugar Refinery was shut
down Sunday night, on account of its ina.
bility to compete with Sandwich Island
raw sugar, which is admitted into the
country free ofimport duty. 1.5 employ
es were discharged.
A French woman has contested the
claim to the late DR.. Pavy's back pay made
by his widow Mrs. Lila May Pavy. Mrs
Pavy says that the woman was DR.. Paws
mistress in Paris from 1866 to 1869 and
tat the character Of their relations can be
proved by documents and correspondence
the hands OF Mrs. Pavy, DR.. Paws broth
/ er and others.
The council Of the Cherokee natior
which meets this week will be the most in
terestng ever held by that nation. 4
New York syndicate will make an otfe1
for the whole of the Cherokee strip. Sew
eral railroad companies will ask a right o
way through the o,ion. After these is
sues are settled, there is a new code of law
to Dc adopted or rejected besides Tho
regular work to be done,
On last Saturday, the prospectus OF
new weekly newspaper appeared in New
York advocating the claims of the boat
men Of the Erie Canal. 1t vii! endeavo
to show that the great railroad corporation
are bent on gobbling up the Erie Cana
and that unless the Legislature make lib
sral appropriations for enlarging its carry
ing capacity, the time is not far d'stan
when it will cease to be regulator c
freight rates.
A dispatch from Statesville, n. G. says
Henry Lakey Of Cross Roads Church
fadkin county, eloped with the eighteen
Sear'old daughter Of James Coley. Tn
e"ls father pursued the flying pair, an
having a faster horse, overlook the rur
aways about mile from the minister
w'om they had expected to marry then
eoIey called upon Lakey to give up tn
s@l' whereupon the young man drew n
'olver and shot the old man dead. Ih
Murderer fled leayinp the Young WOma