The Dillon tribune., 1886-11-26
AMERICAN NEWS NOTES.

The influx OF immigrants during the last
SIX weeks has been unusually large
Six negroes and two whites we'll wh;n.
ped at Newcastle, Delaware, Saturday.
Mihalv Mankacsv, the Hungarian artist,
thinks American women the haudsomes,
in the world
The Amnesty Association Society, of
Chicago, is making an effort in behalf Of
the Chicago Anarchists.
John Arnold, jr,, member Of Congress
and millionaire banker, died Saturday at
El'nira, N. Y, aged Sc years.
\ fearful storm occurred on Lake Hur-
on last Thursday and Friday, in which
there were over thirty lives lost
1t is reported that some Of the Fenians
have threatened Michael Davit's life be.
cause Of his opposition to their extreme
measures.
rohng Ah Sing, Chinaman convicted
of the murder Of a Chinese woman four
years ago, WAS hung at San Francisco,
Friday of last week.
The will Of the late cx President Arthur
directs the disposal of about $,soooo Of
real estate and personal property. Nearly
all the bsquests are of private nature.
\ fire occurred a.; Cincinnati Saturday,
destroying the fourth, fifth and sixth stories
! Of the clothing houses of Marcus Fech-
hemer 4 Co., and Mack, Stradler & Co.
Loss estimated at halfa million dollars.
The Woman's Suffrage Association of
New York arc highly elated over the
woman's victory in obtaining representa-.
ton OH the Board OF Education, which has
the disbursement of Il million per annum.
Ednburg, Texas, says The noted desper.
ado Aerlardo Tejerino, the terror of the
frontier, has been captured and shot by
Mexican soldiers near the town of Rey.
nosa, in Maminlipas.
The central idea in Archbishop Corri-
gan's pastoral letter to the clergy and
laitv of the Roman Catholic Church, of
New York, on the subject Of socialism,
and Henry Georyism is that the church
must resist attacks upon private property.
The subscribers of the Rochester Tele.
phone have begun 4 strike against the
Bell Telephone company, which controlled
the system of that city. The opposition
was due 10 the change in the tariff of rem
tails which the company tried to introduce.
The followers of Everson and French,
the "Mountain Merchant Princes" of
Kentucky had battle ut Hazard, Perry
county, last week. One man was killed.
4 truce was then held, and the parties
agreed to leave their differences to an ar
bration committee.
y bad wreck occurred last Friday on
the Philadelphia and Reading railway,
near Ashley, Pa, caused by the breaking
Of the axle Of one of the freight cars.
Thi.t, ca,s were thrown from the track
and smashed. One brakeman was killed
and another badly hurt. The loss is csti-
mated at S15oooo
Sam Lvi'inywell, Of indianapolis, In.
diana, WHO VA, expelled from the order of
the knights OF Labor, at Richmond, has
issued circular to the knights, in which
he repeats his story OF an attempt on Pow.
derly'> life, and says that the conspiracy
tcrrorizcd powdcrlv SO completely that
Ltcln,an, one of the chicl conspirators,
was made the General Secretary For
dcnounciny the chc,nc, Lc,'in.wcl! SAYS
he was expelled.
The report OF Il. +. Berger, special agent
of the General Land office who has been
engaged in investigating the methods by
| which Russ a. Co., of California, have Sc
cured patents to one hundred and fifty en-.
tries of timber land, disco>es Il system of
fraud by which large syndicate of scratcl,
capitalists, by hiring others TO make timber
entries and then deed the land to the cap-
tali>t>, have gotten possession of over two
thousand acres of red wood forest land.
Secretary Lamar recommends criminal
suits against al! the conspira.ors:
ran NINe!, Na>>., NOV. lo.--lt Is de-
clnrcd that a strike in which 10000 cotton
operatives will take part will be inausur-
ated here within month, unless the man.
utlCturtrs grant an increase in wages.
The demand made by the spinncrs two
weeks ago 70 have wages restored to the
rates paid in 1854 WAS So unavoraby re-
c-ivc,. by mill owners, and such dsinter.
e>t.dncs> was displayed III their neglect