The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-08-14
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.

Nol. Fitz. John Porter has been ,laccd
! OH the retired list.
joaquin Miller has assumed the editor.
ship of the Golden Era OF San Francisco.
Another riot at Belfast SATURDAY.. Over
NIFTY persons were injured, some OF then,
fatally.
Daniel Mogone. of Ogdensbury. y. v,
was appointed last Tuesday collector at
New YORK.
The returns Tuesday from the cholera.
infected districts in Italy report y; new
cases and o6 deaths.
The evidence in the trial OF the Chicago
Anarchists is all in and the arguments Of
the lawyers begun Tuesday.
Liyhring struck the main stable of the
Omaha Fair Association, Omaha, Monday.
and killed eight valuable horses
The mil! and grain house of Fleisch-
mans distillerv at Cincinnati, VAS burned
Saturday night. The loss is over S1ooooc
kilograms from London say that it ap.
psurs by report just published there. that
the Russian finances are in Il worse con.
di,ion than ever.
The fighting between the Orangencn
| and Catholics is still going on at Belfast
On Monday 60 rioters were shot. many Of
whom were killed.
The Chronicles Rome correspondent
tcleyraphs that the Pope had Two faintins
| spells ON Thursday. His physicians have
no fears Of Il fatal result.
Last Tuesday James W. Davis, Albany
New York, murdered his wife and terribly
! mutilated his mother He also attempted
to take the life OF his sister
Yellowstone Park will be placed under
military control, owing to the failure Of
Congress to make appropriation for the
salaries Of superintendent and assistants.
\ wreck occurred on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Saturday near Lime
stone, between two freight trains. Four
lives were lost and two people were fatally
! injured.
Michael Davitt arrived at New York
Saturday by the Germanic. Mr.. Davitt
, will remain several months, will attend the
! Chicago convention, and afterwards give a
series of lectures in This country.
The schooner "Bonanza" which arrived
at San Francisco on Tuesday, brought the
news that the whaling bark "!ohn Carver
was crushed in the ice north OF st. Law.
renee Island June :lst The crew were
| saved.
Henry Irving and Miss Ellen Terry and
her daughter arrived Monday at New York
Their trip this time is for rest and social
enjoyment, and both will return to Eng
land in time to open the season at the I.y'
ccun, Sep. nth.
\ committee OF co'ored men from Penn
sylvania, Maine and Boston have decided
| to cali a convention to be held at Philadel'
phia in October to discuss the project ol
erecting monuments in Washington to the
benetactors OF their race. Proposed mon
umen,s will be raised to John Brown, Will
liam Lloyd Garrison, Charles Sumner
Wendell Phillips, Abraham Lincoln, Rich
ard Allen and others.
ST.. PAIL, Mimi, Aug. S-A Red Wing
special to the Pioneer Press says: Sheldon
u Co.'S elevator at .Agylestown, eight miles
from here, burned last night. The burn
iny debris fell upon the railway track The
up freight train was thrown from the track
after the engine passed, and catching fire
to seventeen cars loaded with merchandise
machinery and ties were burned o' nine
tramps in the box car, four were burned &c
death. three we're seriously in urcd and twt
escaped unhurt The names OF only two
of the men burned were asccrta'nea.
rh, executive committee of the pol's
;c,, branch of the Workingmens State
Assembly, New York, nave add'essc" Il
circular to the various labor societies from
Buffalo to New York requesting them tc
elect delegates to the fourth annual COZ"
: xention of that body to be held in Syracuse
on the 9Th Of the month. The me" mos
,,ro,n;nent in the movement favor ncu
trail position between the two political par
,;.s INIT there will be minority in favor
nj, fine nomination of adistinctivc working
mems ticket.
, A desperate contlic, took place: Aug !
,>,,,..., III. natives of the island Of Ma
: ,ayt, and the crew OF the 'Dick'
steamer that makes periodical visits to the
> island for securing natives to serve ap
premiership in Queensland and sometime
,.,. c,.,, While two boat.