The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-06-12
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.
,p,y,.d Down from the Late TclcgrH,ns.l

surplus OF S1:5'ooo'
,,x,;n Mccarthy will start on le.tur.
,onr in the United States in Septem.
b.
rhr Madrid Government will give Cuba
!, Porto Rico some political and electoral
irn,,.
~, III. defeat oi' the lris!, Home Rule
h the Orangemen Of Belfast got full and
Aou,ed "to hell with the Pope"
The bill to create an additional judgeship
!, Montana, making four judicial districts,
/. passed the Senate.
After the 1st OF next month all the rail-
had, in New York State will have to
,a;,e automatic couplers on every new.
|eisht car.
rb. Milwaukee strikes have been it,.
,;ea by the grand jury, and are threat
he'd with practical demonstrations Of
E,,ous folly.
The fund for the l,encti: OF the policemen
| IL, were injured bv the Anarchists cow
k1y boom in Chicago now amounts 10
kore than $4,000.
The infantry regiments at Frankfur..on.
{,r.Nain are being drilled to the use o:
Ii,vcle> ard tricycle> for military purposes.
! il, men ride the machines in marching
|r!pr.
,'olonel Richard NJ. Hoe, whose name is
|n>eparablv connected with the develop.
hvnt Of the printing press in this country.
led Of heart disease in Florence. Italy,
unc Sth.
Senator I'eck'> bill prohibiting members
/ Congress from accepting retaincrs or
! citing as attorneys for railroad companies
a>sed the Senate on the 10th inst. BY
o.e Of 81 to III.
All circles of Washington society were
brown into a tlutter OF excitement on a
epm! that handsome Congressman lie.
eyre Of Ohio had captared the heart of
Hiss Rosa Elizabeth Cleveland.
In the Joint assembly Of the Rhode
sland Legislature the election OF Nelson
kldrich as United States Senator tor
Rhode Island, for the term OF six years
(om January 4tl,, 1887, was confirmed
Nearly 100000 worth OF presents have
cached the White House, and more are
(oubtess in transit. Several Of the Amer
|an Ministers and consul generals have
totitied the State Department that their
PRESENTS have been sent.
\ dispatch from Calabasas, arizona,
pays Lieut.. Walsh, who started in pursuit
pt the Indians who murdered Hunt, near
llarshaw, surprised them on the Sth tllir-
leen miles east Of Calabasa>, and captured
lheir horses and entire camp. The In.
iians escaped in the darkness.
Atthe Papal Consi>tory held at Rome
pn the Sth the Pope read IL secret .llocu-
lion. Most Rev. Joseph Gibbons, ID. d.,
Archbishop OF Baltimore, and Most Rev.
!. Alexander Teacherau, ID. d., Arch.
bishop OF Quebec, and Others, were created
cardinals. Eighteen Bishops were nomin.
ated.
The case of Thankful Tanner against
Mrs. James \. Garfield to recover S.S,ooo
r slight injuries sustained in a collision
with Mrs. Gartield'> carriage was submit.
I'D to the jury ut Cleveland on the Sth.
The iuors after three hours deliberatiun
Feturned Il verdict in favor Of Mrs. Gar
feld
As the time draws near for the trial races
between the yachts ".Atlant;c," "Pnritan,'
'Maytlowcr" and "Priscilla," 20 see who
snail win the honor of defending the
Americas" Cup against the English yacht
'aiatea,' the interes. in the international
''atest has revived and the races promise
% Ne Witnessed by enormous crowds from
all parts OF the country.
lhe question agitating Tammanv Hall
II present is who shall succeed the late
''"n Nelly as leader. \ prominent Tam.
MANY Office holder suggested it would be
clever thing to do, If it were possible. to
PERSUADE Charles Stewart Parnell to come
~ 'n's country and assume the leadership
" '''e organization. With Parnell ut the
'e'n 1t was claimed that 'rammany would
De invincible.
=, IN the English Commons on tn 10th
'''''stone, who was loudly cheered, ON ri>'
NY = said: That in consequence of the relec'
;, Nv" of the Home Rule bill he had advised
~ queen to dissolve Parliament without
% Her majesty had graciously as
'elted to this and h. ,,,o,,ld %l,aref,re ak