The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-10-01
AMERICAN NEWS NOTES.

The book trade, the publishers OF New
York say, is better than it has been for
years.
The ,sth day OF October has been de
cided upon for .he inauguration OF the Bar.
i.holdi statue.
Two earthquake shocks at Smi,hvillc.
n c., at 10 O'Clock Sunday night ant: l:,p
Monday morning.
The cattle disease near Chicago j. wei,
under control, the most stringent measures
for protection having been used.
Cyrus w. Field refuses to help tie dc
taulter Bartholomew OF Hartford Conn.
who isa cousin Of Fields wife.
The st. Joseph Il Grand Island Railroad
Company have decided to build zoo miles
Of new road chiefly in Nebraska.
y special from Marshall, Mo, says thar
sirec Sept. 18th, J. Coylc, u promincn, cat.
tle dealer Of that city has lost = head OF
cattle from Texas fever.
Ahram S. Hewitt Of New York says i.
Is doubtful ii he accepts the nomination
10" Congress, Is his labo,> there 10 secure
legislation for the people are iu vain.
-Four negroes and two white convic,>
were whipped, in the presence OF two hun
drcd spectators, at Newcastle, Delaware,
Saturday. The whites were stood in III.
p;llory ono hour after their whipping.
On the frs: day OF October nearly 600
mechanics will be discharged from the
Navy Yard as result Of the recently is
sued order by Secretary Whitney turning
over the entire yard to the Ordnance
Bureau.
Officers of the Ohio penitcntiary are al
legged to be in with the convicts. The in.
mates swear that the employees have taken
them out at night and instigated them to
burglary, the proceeds being divided be-
tween keeper and convict. The indigna
ton Of the people is great.
The Indian Bureau is about to send out
a Commission consisting Of special agent
and an Indian Inspector to visit the Una
tilla reservation in Washington Territory
with view to inducing the Indians to take
up lands in scvcraltv under the ac, OF
March ), 1850,
Anew morning newspaper is to hc start
cd IN New York, called the Gazette, 10 DC
issued week days only. Philadelphia men
will be behind the enterprise. Its proiec-
tors say they propose to make the Gu:eN
con>pcuou,ly clean, all sensational ac
counts of crime and reading Of an unsavor,
character being riyidly excluded.
The acting Secretary OF the Treasury
issued Monday the one hundred and .u'ly-
third call for the redemption OF b"nIs.
The call is tor $l5,ooo,ooo of the three per
cent. loan OF 1882. The principal and IN
tcrest on the bonds will be paid on the
lst day Of November, and interest will
cease that day.
A Sims, Dakota, telegram Of last Sa,u.
day says: All the miners OF the Northern
Pacific Coal Company struck to-day On
account Of Vice President Bullets order
that the employee should sign contract
lorttiting all pay due on the violation of
any Of the company's rules. The strikers
are promised aid from rimberlinc and i,
it is thought the difficulties ut that point
may be repeated here.
The lawyers Tor the Chicago bomb
throwcrs have filed atlidavits to supper.
the motion for 4 new trial for the con
dcrnncd Anarchists The chici plea en-
tered is the story tclegrapIcd from In
dianapolis shortly after the conclusion OF
trial TO the effect that :. man entered 4 s;l-
loon in that city several days before the
Haymarket Massacre and exhibited Il
satcne, initn'atins that 4 slaughter would
occur in Chicago in a few days.
Buffalo, n. y, Sept. ,s-ln the United
States district Court this morning John
II. Dunn, John Doyle, Edward Bates and
George Salspaugh, members of the Cigar
Makers Union Of Binghampton, were all
arraigned on the charge OF 'ilacy 10 in
lure citizen Of the l. in the
exercise and enjoymen .tcpd
privileges secured t Ia. rights
tuition Of the unitc'' nm ~ the Con
mot guilty" and States. They plea.
each to appear ~, h%Iss '1" heidi held i" $1,000 b:
A ,h,rn Tn. y"'! 'He NOvemher &c.,
:, specific charge is ~. ..'"' :,
manuf,c,u boycott a non. Union '' c;n tn
',". sa.,;o Her, and the case is h." " e's
W., u;..d % G. N 55os Of the United as"' S,a. u u
i,nno, a'"'e'' The case is one ,es os SIX ~